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Newspaper
Dispatch Democrat
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1928
Page
5
Presidential election speculation and key figures
J B Sanford surveys the looming presidential campaign with both parties claiming strength. California delegates loom large as McNab is linked to Hoover, sparking talk of Cabinet potential. Names like Phelan, Al Smith, Richey, Copeland, Pomerene, Cox, Dawes and Willis surface amid party chatter and shifting prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sanford
California
Bryan
McNab
Herbert Hoover
Republian
Mendocino
al. Smith
New York
Gov. Richey
Maryland
Senator Copeland
Pomerene, Cox, Donahey
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
Reed
Missouri
Walsh
Montana
Ukiah City Election Call for Voters Support
Ukiah residents are urged to vote Monday for council candidates backed by petitions. The editorial warns against write in campaigns and stresses electing capable, conservative men to manage utilities and avoid tax deficits. A correction notes the election date previously stated by the Republican Forces was in error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Fprcas
Elks Carnival Dance Draws Large Crowds
The Santa Rosa lodge of Elks held a Dreamland carnival last Saturday night drawing about 200 couples for a top season entertainment. New members were initiated, with William J. Folz in charge of arrangements and Thos Farrance assisting. The lodge led the initiation and there was a notable attendance by local elks and guests, including Miss Vivian Giles and visitors Dr. Carl Hoag and family from San Mateo, plus Miss Edith Hoag from Petaluma visiting Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Dreamland
Santa Rosa
Carl Hoag
San Mateo
Leslie Hoag
Edith Hoag
Petaluma
Fire destroys with her parents and funeral held
A funeral for little Barbara Reed was held at Anheiz Cleland mortuary parlors with Chaplain G H Jones officiating. The remains were laid to rest in Odd Fellows cemetery. Fire destroyed the Cooper home on Redwood highway nine miles north of Willits, totaling about $6,000 in loss with partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cook
Barbara Reed
Anheiz Cleland
G. H. Jones
Odd Fellows
Sells
George Higginson
T. W. Thomas
Thomas
Roundhouse
R. C. J. Ritschel
W. T. Saxon
Mervin Sawyers
Northwestern Redwood Company
Stickney & Reynolds
Cooper
Redwood Highway
Willits
Ryan Creek
Found rod and dog ad notices in Ukiah column
Found tip of steel fishing rod owner may recover by paying 25c advertising charge. Found large Airdale dog in possession owner to obtain by full description in letter addressed to Box 542 Ukiah. Also notes Mrs Marion Todd and daughter Mrs Clark visiting from San Francisco for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdale
Ukiah
Marion Todd
Mrs. Clark
San Francisco
Probate and estate notices from the clerk of court
A flurry of petitions and filings notes probate for J A Hanson and Alfred Perry Hill with real and personal property values of 7000 and 1180 respectively. Complaints to quiet title against W F Ornham. a divorce suit by A W LeMenager against Grace LeMenager with no children. Appeals, guardianship, and final accounts across multiple estates with balances for distribution and detailed asset values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hanson
Carl M. Hanson
C. A. Hill
G. E. Redwine
Alfred Perry Hill
Mannon & Brazier
George H. Fee
W. F. Ornham
Westport
A. W. LeMenager
Grace LeMenager
John Poma
Garcia & Maggini
Justice Court
Ukiah Township
Manuel Silva
Giuseppe Feminis
Wm. Brown
Lambert Minors
Fred Weiss
Dante -Paoli
Esther Bohn
David Cain
Wm. Lasse
Ole Munson
Mary McPeak
Northwestern Pacific Reports Earnings for 1927
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company operating Tiburon to Trinidad and Sausalito to Cazadero reports 1927 revenue of 6,606,408.67, down from 7,009,347.29 in 1926. Net operating revenue 1,244,312.55 in 1927 versus 1,873,367.84 in 1926, taxes 488,837.60 in 1927 and 490,369.88 in 1926, leaving operating income 7655,474.95 in 1927 and 1,382,997.96 in 1926 after taxes. Non-operating income and adjustments yield gross corporate income of 624,538.42 for 1927 and 1,283,722.98 for 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company
Willits Water Works new company takes over local systems
The Railroad Commission authorized Central Mendocino County Power Company and Amy Requa Long to transfer water systems and properties to Willits Water Company. Willits Water sought 164700 dollars in stock to finance the acquisition but was denied. The commission said outright title cannot pass until the purchase price is paid and existing mortgages settled. Three shares of stock were approved for directors to qualify. Mrs. McLintock traveled from Calpella, nearing recovery from a lengthy illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Central Mendocino County Power Company
Amy Requa Long
Willits Water Company
S. Willits Water Company
Central
Mendocino County Power Company
Commission
P G and E Consumers to Profit by Rate Reductions
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. announces rate cuts across California's telephone and light territory. Domestic users save from 14 cents to 2.20 dollars monthly, with reductions up to 64 percent for higher kilowatt usage. Applications sent to domestic lighting customers urge prompt submission to qualify for the new rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Gas and Welectric Company
California, Telephone and Light
Seed Potatoes Growers Must Have Crop Certified Seed
J E Currey of the California state agriculture bureau warns seed potato growers to certify their British Queen crop this year. The department plans a regulation requiring certified seed for entries in 1929. His statement notes certified stock has improved greatly by hill selection and tuber unit work and offers protection against degeneration diseases like Mosaic, Spindle Tubers, and Leafroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Currey
Bureau of Fruit and Vegetable Standardization
State Department of Agriculture
Sacramento
California Department of Agriculture
Many Fruits Many Minds Poem Prize Notice
A poem contest notices Ukiah students to submit two fruit couplets in ten syllables. Prizes of 3.00 and 2.00 awarded for best pairs, received by April 30, 1928. Include name class and address. Address Couplét Prize Dispatch Democrat Ukiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch-Democrat
Ukiah
Miss Leila Gibson Visits City During Easter Week
Miss Leila Gibson spent part of the Easter vacation week in this city. Miss Esther Redwine returned to San Francisco Monday afternoon and is expected back tomorrow. Miss Redwine is in San Francisco for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Gibson
Esther Redwine
San Francisco
Miss Redwine
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