anaheim-gazette 1934-12-27

Enumerator Army Begins Its Labors Early In January Agricultural Resources of the Nation Will Be Learned by Farm Survey An army of 25,000 enumerators will canvass every farm and ranch in the United States during January, 1935, in connection with the census of agriculture. The fifteenth decennial census act, approved June 18, 1929, directed the census bureau to make this farm enumeration. The reports will be for the calendar year 1934. This farm census is in many respects the most important one ever to be undertaken, according to Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg. Following as it does a year of extreme distress in a large part of the country it must necessarily provide timely and accurate data concerning the present agricultural resources of the nation. Definite figures concerning the yields of the various crops and the numbers of the different classes of livestock will be of unusual value at the present time. The census enumerators of this district, in charge of L. H. Hoskins, Anaheim, when they call at the farms during January will obtain actual figures as to acres of the different crops raised, yield of crops, number of various classes of livestock, farm values and other important data. However, every report will be absolutely confidential and will not be used as a basis for taxation nor communicated to any tax official. The cooperation of all farmers and ranchers is necessary to the success and tabulation of the statistics by procuring and studying a sample copy of the schedule in advance of the enumination. These schedules can be secured as to acres of the different crops raised, yield of crops, number of various classes of livestock, farm values and other important data. However, every report will be absolutely confidential and will not be used as a basis for taxation nor communicated to any tax official. The cooperation of all farmers and ranchers is necessary to the success and tabulation of the statistics by procuring and studying a sample copy of the schedule in advance of the enumeration. These schedules can be secured at the farm advisor's office. Court House Annex, Santa Ana. Louis Hoskins Is District Manager for Federal Census Anaheim's Louis Hoskins last week received appointment as district manger of seven Southern California counties for the federal agricultural census to begin early next year. He will have offices at 292 Court street, San Bernardino, and this week began selection of field workers and made preparations to supervise about 110 enumerators. Hoskins announced that Orange county is divided into 20 districts, with an enumerator to be named for each, with the survey to determine productivity, nature of products, soil, annual income, number of animals on each farm and other information, together with various totals for the county. Enumerators must be agriculturists or persons familiar with farming, be between the ages of 25 and 65, and work for so much per farm. Once begun an enumerator must complete the work in his district. No money will be paid until completion. Terry Stephenson To Address Officers In January Meeting Historian Terry E. Stephenson of Santa Ana, one-time newspaper publisher and now postmaster at the county seat, will address the Orange County Peace Officers' association on January 9. Santa Ana's Police Chief Floyd Howard will be host at the meeting, which will begin with a dinner to be served by the American Legion Auxiliiary at the Legion Memorial hall. Says Agriculture Holds Good Future For Young Farmer Agriculture these days is something more than the raising of grain or fruit; Says Agriculture Holds Good Future For Young Farmer Agriculture these days is something more than the raising of grain or fruit; it is an industry which in California amounts to 450 to 500 millions of dollars, according to statement made by Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg to a group of Santa Ana high school students recently. Problems of finance, transportation, storage, and marketing are as important in agriculture as is production; they afford the young man who studies agriculture today opportunities as great as those in any other industry. INSTANT blade change The Schick INJECTOR Razor gives you a new convenience in shaving. The Injector, which contains 20 blades is always ready to insert a new blade when needed. 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The civic leaders and business firms of Anaheim, singly and collectively, join hands in extending to their many friends and patrons NEW YEAR GREETING F. Bonkosky, Funigating West Center St., Phone 2516 Payne's Penny Market East Center St., Phone 4000 Personality Style Shop West Center St., Phone 4009 Homfelt Awning Company Omar Awnings North West St., Phone 3506 M. Smith Lumber Co., Inc. 3 Lincoln Avenue, Phone 2319 Her Feed & Seed Company South Los Angeles St., Phone 2304 Lorraine Beauty Shoppe Roberta Eley West Center St., Phone 4217 Bent-Blinn Lumber Company East Broadway, Phone 3622 Goodyear Service 252 N. Los Angeles St., Phone 2507 Cone Bros. Chevrolet Agency 215 N. Los Angeles St., Phone 4511 Consolidated Ice & Cold Storage Co. 1506 West Broadway, Phone 3416 Ruby's Curly Top Shop 125 East Center St., Phone 3433 Barnhart's Garage Hudson & Terraplane Sales & Service 336 South Los Angeles St., Phone 3407 Betzsold Photo Studio 110 East Center St., Phone 2530 Biltmore Beauty Shoppe 135½ West Center St., Phone 4918 Other Feed & Seed Company South Los Angeles St., Phone 2304 Lorraine Beauty Shoppe Roberta Eley West Center St., Phone 4217 Blen-Blinn Lumber Company East Broadway, Phone 3622 Mickie's Diner 201 North Los Angeles St. Hhl-Grim Lumber Company East Center St., Phone 2317 Polly Sugar Corporation Patt Street, Anaheim, Phone 3202 Johnson's Grocery E. Los Angeles St., Phone 4402 Kirby Barnes Company Studebaker Sales & Service North Los Angeles St., Phone 3920 Motor Company, Ford Dealer E. Los Angeles St., Phone 2283 Campbell Cleaners B. Los Angeles St., Phone 2318 Curtis Case, Insurance East Center St., Phone 4315 Betzsold Photo Studio 110 East Center St., Phone 2530 Biltmore Beauty Shoppe 135½ West Center St., Phone 4918 C. C. Lamb Linoleum Shop 328 West Center St., Phone 2521 Margaret J. Buttree Music Studio 107 North Emily St., Phone 4309 California Beauty Shop 215 West Center St., Phone 4006 Anaheim Laundry Company 400 S. Lemon Street Anaheim Truck & Transfer 112 South Claudina St. Anderson's Beauty Parlor 112 West Center Street M. Anton, Merchandise 1100 N. Los Angeles St., Phone 2964 Arrowhead Puritas Water Distributing Co. 629 South Los Angeles St., Phone 2941 Anaheim, Calif., Dec. 27, 1934 inging with citizens that and all, may ess and gain security and operation in mon end, a GREETINGS Towne Toggery 157 West Center Street R & B Cut Rate Drugs 154 West Center Street Acme Cleaners 920 N. Los Angeles St., Phone 2405 Al's Cigar Store 213 East Center St. Anaheim Bottling Works Budweiser Beer Distributor 402 S. Claudina Street Anaheim Canning Company Old Sugar Factory, N. Patt Home Oil Company Associated Oil Products 1422 West Broadway, Anaheim Universal Distilleries, Inc. 842 South West St., Phone 4814 Anaheim Canning Company Old Sugar Factory, N. Patt Home Oil Company Associated Oil Products 1422 West Broadway, Anaheim Universal Distilleries, Inc. 842 South West St., Phone 4814 Anaheim Gazette 108 N. Emily St., Phone 2414 The Wigwam Light Lunches, Wines & Beers 243 West Center St., Phone 2951 Willitts & Hochuli Automobile Painting 327 S. Los Angeles St., Phone 4912 Swope Brothers 158 W. Center St., Phone 2700 B. F. Spencer Store 166 W. Center Street, Anaheim Harbeson & Wallop 124 North Los Angeles St., Phone 4101 Riutcel-Smith Furniture Company 151 North Los Angeles Street Drive-In Market Ed P. Paule, Grocer 420 N. Los Angeles Street