Advertised Letters at Ukiah Post Office 1919
Unclaimed mail matter advertised by Ukiah California Post Master W B Hagans will go to the Division of Dead Letters in San Francisco on February 17 1919. List includes Brown Wm PF Clanahan Fred Mo Duncan Marjorie Fulwider Donald Harmon Olive Harrison Frank Morris James Palmer E C Pomeroy Ed Rybensky Tucker F G Villanova Giuseppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hagans
Ukiah
Cal
San Francisco
Brown
Wm. PF. Clanahan
Fred
Test of Yank Fighters at Cantigny
Mrs Maud Wierda reports the first test of American fighting forces at Cantigny. The 1st Division under General Bullard held the line, then launched a successful assault with the 28th Infantry and French tanks to seize Cantigny, reinforcing morale as German offensives raged elsewhere.
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Cantigny
Maud Wierda
Maud Layton
Major Wierda
France
Battle of
United States
Robert Lee Bullard
Montdidier
Amiens
Somme
le Havre
Channel
Gernanes
Bretenil
28Th Infantry
Col. Bly
26Th Infantry
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Chemin Des Dames
Marne
Chateau- Thierry
Paris
Vesle
Pioneer tied to Ukiah press and politics long active
The article chronicles the life of a California pioneer who arrived in the state in November, worked at Selby Flat and Grass Valley, helped found the Ukiah Herald, led press and photography work, served as U S revenue officer and road overseer, and held Ukiah city marshal post among other roles. Four children survive him: Mrs. May Ellis, Grant Carpenter, Mrs. Grace Hudson and Frank L. Carpenter.
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California
Selby Flat
Hill Ranch
Grass Valley
Potter Valley
Ukiah “Herald
B. R. Budd
San Francisco
Herald
U. S
Revenue Department
Santa Rosa
Richmond
Cloverdale
Ukiah
Constitutional Democrat
Dispatch-Democrat
Mechanics’ Fair Daily Press
Ukiah City Press
Chas. §. Paine
Petaluma Argus
Evening Post
S. W. Haskett
J. H. Donohoe
Denman
Ukiah Road
Ukiah City
May Ellis
Grant Carpenter
Grace Hudson
Frank L. Carpenter
Lectures by Prominent Speakers At Local Church
Prominent speakers address the public on social and political conditions. Elder E A Brown discusses California’s future and the proposed Sunday closing law on February 15 at 7:30 PM at the Seventh Day Adventist Church Bush and Henry Streets. Hitler N W Kamble speaks on proposed Religious law February 16 at 7:30 PM.
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E. A. Brown
California
Hitler N. W. Kamble
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Bush and
Henry Streets
Probate for LeRoy D. Cook will in Mendocino County
In the Superior Court Mendocino California probate matter of LeRoy D. Cook deceased. Notice sets March 8 1919 at 9 a.m. in the court to prove the will and to hear Carl R. Cook's application for Letters Testamentary. Interested parties urged to appear and show cause. Hale Prather Clerk. Preston & Preston attorneys for petitioner. Filed February 18 1919. Endorsed. 1941
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Court House
Mendocino
Hale Prather
Preston & Preston
Ukiah
Cal
Frank Whitney Discharged From Navy in Baltimore
Frank Whitney has been discharged from the navy and is expected home next week. He received his honorable discharge at Baltimore Maryland after making several trips overseas during his term of service.
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Willits
Frank Whitney
Navy
Baltimore
Maryland
Big Pond
Second Division Marines Show Fierce WWI Feats
Letter from John A Lejeune detailing the 2nd Division's actions in France during 1918. He cites the 6th Marines crossing the Meuse, engineers bridging, and repeated victories at Chateau-Thierry Soissons St Mihiel Salient Blanc Mont and Argonne Meuse. He notes 24,385 total casualties and 12,026 prisoners while urging homeward hopes.
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Ball
6Th Regiment of Marines
2Nd Div
France
Russia
Roumania
Picardy
Belgium
Chemin Des Dames
Chateau-Thierry
Soissons
St. Mihiel Salient
Blanc Mont
Argonne-Meuse
A. EE
A. EB
Visit Roman Eberhardt Willits News Note
Mrs D Eberhardt and daughters recently visited Roman Eberhardt in Letterman Hospital San Francisco. Roman, wounded in France last October, lost a leg above the knee and faces possible further amputation to fit a artificial limb. He uses crutches and hopes a furlough soon to visit Willits friends. He remains in service until the wound heals and he adapts to the prosthetic leg.
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Willits
Eberhardt
San Francisco
Roman Eberhardt
Letterman Hospital
Roman
France
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Usco
Dispatch Democrat
Rome
Rhine
Gaul
Attila
England
Kemmel Hill
Toul
Pioneer
Superior Court
County OF Mendocino
State OF California
LeRoy D. Cook
L. D. Cook
Meuse
6Th Marines
John
Lejune
U Im. C
HY Co
2Nd Baty 6Th Reg
Marines
Legender
Ger
Taysght
John A, Lejune
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