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Newspaper
Dispatch Democrat
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1922
Page
4
J B Sanford editor and proprietor E P Thurston associate editor and manager advertise that advertising rates are available on application. The snippet lists the names and roles, indicating a promotional notice typical of a small-town paper.
Democrats used the convention system to pick delegates for county races in 1894. Ukiah and Ukiah valley delegates pledged to vote for the top vote getter led to a rare deadlock and shifts in nominations. Contests arose for recorder surveyor clerk assessor sheriff coroner and schools. Sanford won the school post and later assembly while Budd led the gubernatorial ticket though Sanford emerged as a rising political figure amid a three party split and Populists drawing from Democrats.
Harold Sloper visited the studio for one day and had photographs made in the Wagar style. He compared the new images with his existing prints and could judge which ones were inferior.
Albion notes a delay as steam shovels for Holland Construction fail to arrive on the Prentiss Sunday. The ship carried 25 tons of corrugated pipe split between Wendling and the coast end for road use. A 27 ton shovel and three about 17 ton units are named, with Albion bridge strengthening completed to bear the equipment. Also reported are the death of Miss Ethel M. Silvera of Mendocino from cerebral meningitis and travel notes on Mrs Cancine’s return to Coalinga after visiting Ukiah and Potter Valley.
Mrs Russell Ford finished a motor trip to Chico and other Sacramento valley points in the latter part of last week. Clarence Lynch and family have been among recent influenza victims with Mr Lynch in particularly serious condition.
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