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Newspaper
Dispatch Democrat
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
4
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on December 16 to decide whether the current law allows courts to restrain tax collection. The ruling could affect farm relief programs and the federal budget, with potential impacts on revenue and political dynamics ahead of the next Congress.
A Chicago Tribune correspondent describes Peiping streets filled with color and motion. Funerals and weddings share parades of artificial flowers banners drums and cymbals with canopied coffins or sedan chairs guiding the procession. Coffin bearers number up to 128 and at corners or tea stops devil money is tossed to aid the departed soul on its journey.
The Mayflower reached Plymouth on December 21, 1620 after a two month voyage from Southampton. The Philadelphia Inquirer lists fifteen male servants by names Carter Coper Ely Holbeck Hoole Langemore Latham Minter Moore Prower Sampson Story Thompson Trevore Wilder among the returnee crew and passengers, with many men landing with their families.
Tit-Bits Magazine notes that Sweden’s Riksdag recently marked its five hundredth anniversary, tracing origins to 1435 Arboga when Engelbrekt rallied bishops knights townsmen and peasants to challenge Danish rule. The piece contrasts Sweden’s early multistate assembly with Britain’s later democratic evolution and highlights Sweden’s 1810 written constitution as among the oldest alongside America.
A provincialism is a term of expression current in a locality but not known nearby. Distinctive speech patterns distinguish Scots from English, Cockney from Sheffield, New Englanders from Midwesterners, and Southerners from Northerners, grouped under provincialisms or dialecticisms.
A reflective piece urges immediate action in all work whether mental or physical. It emphasizes Now as the only time, a banner for prudence and wisdom, urging readers to seize the present moment and apply their full effort before the chance passes.
Louis Piccoletti, 19, was accidentally shot in the right elbow while picking apples when his brother George discharged a rifle. He received surgical care at Redwood Coast hospital. A sheep killer bear was shot. the other remains at large after being tracked. The animal weighed about 250 pounds and had killed 12 sheep. Thanksgiving week brought pleasant fall weather along the coast. Celebrations included Mrs. Matilda Warner’s 87th birthday, Mrs. Henry Tenter and Ella Russell recovering from operations, a Mendosa family gathering with several guests, and a birthday surprise for Mrs. A. P. Ornbaun. Fort Bragg Fire Department plans a wrestling event on December 14 with Paul Poulos helping recruit talent. Raymond R. Carlson and Jewel Covertson wed and left for their honeymoon. The Fort Bragg school board received five bids for the shop project with no local bidders. Thirty-one replacement recruits arrived at the Russian Gulch CCC camp from Camp Dix. Rev. F. L. Raney and families shared Thanksgiving with Rev. J. L. Kent, continuing a 12-year tradition.
Regular services in the Mission hall second floor include Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 00 a m and a 6 30 Sunday evening children's service followed by an 7 30 evening sermon with special music Tuesday 7 30 Bible study and Friday 7 30 Young Peoples meeting with youths in charge and special music.
Fred Loring of Willits visited the county seat last Friday with Frank Williams and son Ernest to handle tax matters.
The Lord reigneth in majesty and strength as the Golden Text for Christian Science services Sunday. The Lesson Sermon titled God the Only Cause and Creator will include scriptural selections from Isaiah 45 11 12 and passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy on mind over matter and the divine creation.
Mr and Mrs Ross Betts of Laytonville were in Ukiah last Friday to conduct business at Mendocino Abstract company offices. Mr Betts serves on the Willis Union high school district board of trustees.
Belleek ware from Belleek County Donegal Ireland is described as brilliant glass resembling porcelain. The note mentions Lenox china, the Lenox porcelain of Walter Scott Lenox, as a highly famous American counterpart. The piece ranks with the finest English manufacturers.
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