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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1952
Page
11
At Shafter High School the Senior Problems class pledges to live by the golden rule until Sept. 30. Twenty five seniors in the social studies course promise to share successful solutions to personal problems, focusing on family and adjustment issues as part of the Landis text.
The piece contrasts Soviet scarcity with American freedom, claiming want ads prove equality as people meet on equal terms and avoid commissars. It implies readers can sell extra corn openly without fear, celebrating market liberty and open commerce.
Split chics note turkeys must be kept apart from chickens and other birds to prevent disease transfer. Areas housing other birds should be avoided as some diseases in chickens can seriously affect turkeys. Blackhead can pass unnoticed in chickens and later infect turkeys.
A white pelican lays between one and three eggs, each about the size of a goose egg, in a natural nesting setting observed by wildlife watchers.
Vernon E. Burton Kern county farm adviser reports promising nematode control results from test plots near Weedpatch on the Walter Johnson Ranch. The study targets the root knot nematode in cotton with University of California and Shell Chemical Co. representatives on site September 18 from 9 am to 4 pm to discuss results rates and application methods.
A panel at the Beltwideton Mechanization Conference in Shafter Bakersfield Fresno October 22 24 will address reducing weed and grass labor in cotton. Dr Roy L Lovvron leading agronomy talks says herbicides and improved cultural practices offer labor and cost relief amid rising labor shortages. Experimental results show mixed success but farmer interest remains high as mechanization progresses.
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