The saga of Shafter Store continues. It served as the hub of the small rural community and supported two large, growing families (the Etchesons and Satterthwaites) during the Great Depression years and later, when there were many shortages during World War II.
The store supplied customers with virtually every need it was possible to fill for everyday living, including providing them with egg and chicken money.
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