President Wilson and the Peace Council
The Peace Council in Paris draws the eyes of nations as Wilson stands against foes at home and abroad. The article contrasts Wilson’s ideal of a League of Nations with Clemenceau’s push for military power and balance of power, noting world leaders and public support as the council opens and fate hangs on the outcome.
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Peace Council
Paris
United States Senate
Congress
United States
Europe
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Wilson
George
Senate
America
Woodrow Wilson
England
Italy
France
League of All Free Nations
Marion Todd Jitney Service Promotes Picnic Parties
Ukiah Cal firm Cox offers two cars for hire with capacity of 15 adult passengers. Shimmin manages Cox store while Potter Valley resident Ackle travels through the valley on business. The item notes recent activity among local residents in September and highlights shuttle service options.
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Marion
Todd
Cox
Ukiah
Cal
Fruit Trees For Sale By Silva Bergtholdt Nurseries
Now is the time to order fruit trees from Silva Bergtholdt nurseries offering a full line of fruit trees and shrubbery. Cox Hardware Co. promotes reliable plants and gardening supplies for customers eager to plant this season.
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Silva- Bergtholdt Nurseries
Cox Hardware Co
Joe Niderost Visits Hop Land on Week’s Late Business
Joe Niderost traveled from Hop land toward the end of last week on business matters.
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Joe Niderost
Hopland
Willits Resident P. L. Hall Registered in Town
P. L. Hall of Willits was registered in town at the start of the week, marking a routine local entry.
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P. L. Hall
Willits
Funeral of Dr Hodghead Saturday in San Francisco
Dr D A Hodghead a 61 year old San Francisco physician died Wednesday from pneumonia at 32445 Sacramento St Funeral services were held Saturday at 10 30 am at Gray's chapel 2198 Geary Street He practiced 30 years in the city and held posts as County Hospital superintendent and dean of the College of Physicians and Surgeons He was a Virginia native educated in New York Bellevue Medical College 1884 Survived by widow Ella King Hodghead a daughter Lillian sister Mrs W H Barrow and brothers Beverly L Hodghead and Dr John S Hodghead Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery.
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D. A. Hodghead
San Francisco
Sacramento St
Gray’s Chapel
Geary Street
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Virginia
California
New York
Bellevue Medical College
Hodghead
State Medical Board
Odd Fellows
Ella King Hodghead
Lillian King Hodghead
W. H. Barrow
Bristol
Beverly L. Hodghead
John S. Hodghead
Covelo
Cal
Cypress Lawn Cemetery
San Francisco Bulletin
Fort Bragg News Notes From February Fort Bragg
Ragner Wahlstrom of Caspar underwent an appendicitis operation at St. Francis Hospital in San Francisco last week and is reported recovering nicely. W. S. Meyers, a Fort Bragg native, visited with a government job and inspected a buoy that washed ashore at Albion. Leroy D. Cook died at his home near Pudding Creek of stomach cancer. he was 65, Missouri native, California resident 25 years, ran a small ranch, and previously taught in Wendling. Pete Nonella reports two horses killed when a bluff collapsed on Salmon Creek ranch. a man escaped with the reins around his body. Jennie Forsythe Daugherty and Harold Lowenthal wed in San Francisco. she is daughter of local residents and he has long worked for American Tobacco Co. in the territory.
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Fort Bragg
Ragner Wahlstrom
Caspar
St. Francis Hospital
San Francisco
W. S. Meyers
Fort
Missouri
California
Pudding Creek
Cook
Wendling
Pete Nonella
Salmon Creek
Jennie Forsythe Daugherty
Harold Lowenthal
Farmers urged to request free seed testing program
Congressman Clarence F. Lea offers limited free seed packages to farmers in the district for testing. Four pound alfalfa and feterita, two pound cowpeas and sorghum, two pound soybeans, and one pound Sudan grass seed available while supplies last. Requests taken in order, one variety per person, to Lea in Room 235 HOB Washington DC.
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Clarence F. Lea
Clarence F
Lea
Washington, D. C
Notice of Financial Statement Distribution Ukiah County
The financial statement of Mendocino County for the fiscal year ending last July is ready for distribution. All who wish copies may obtain them by notifying the undersigned. County Auditor, Ukiah, California.
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Mendocino County
Mendocino May Lose County Farm Bureau
Dean Thomas Forsyth Hunt of the UC College of Agriculture warns that a three million dollar cut in the Smith Lever Act appropriation could collapse county farm bureaus across California. He notes California losses of 1094000 annually and that two thirds of new county bureaus, including Mendocino, may be discontinued.
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Farm Bureau
California
Mendocino County
House, of Representatives
United States Senate
Thomas Forsyth Hunt
College of Agriculture
University of California
Dean Hunt
County Farm Bureaus of America
Congress
House of Representatives
Farmers of America
House
Secretary of Agriculture
San Bernardino
Contra Costa
Los Angeles
Santa Cruz
Mendocino
Ventura
Sutter
Yuba
Butte
Tehama
Shasta
Tulare
el Dorado
Kings
Sonoma
Orange
Monterey
Little Lake Loan Association Receives $50000 Loan
The Little Lake National Farm Loan Association borrows nearly $50,000 from the federal bank at Berkeley at 5 percent annual interest with a 35 year payoff period. Additional loan applications total $23,000. Mendocino county has three national farm loan associations Ukiah Little Lake and Mendocino covering districts and coast region.
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Little Lake
Real estate deals swirl in Fort Bragg week
Fort Bragg reports two real estate transactions totaling just under eight thousand dollars. Isaac Granholm bought the building on Franklin Street from J. B. Barth, who had acquired it for five thousand dollars from A. Enberg with bakery plans. The former hospital on North Main Street, owned by H. R. Baum, was bought by Joe Olinsky, who plans about one thousand dollars in improvements.
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Fort Bragg
Isaac Granholm
Franklin Street
J. B. Barth
Barth
A. Enberg
North Main Street
H. R. Baum
Joe Olinsky
Olinsky
Miss Henrietta White Returns From Hawaii to California
Miss Henrietta White, formerly of this county, teaches a successful school near Honolulu. She enjoys the islands but says California remains home and plans to return after her term ends.
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Henrietta White
Honolulu
Islands
California
Lumberman H B Muir Visits Ukiah on Business
H B Muir a prominent lumberman and merchant from the Willits section arrived in Ukiah at the start of the week to conduct business.
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H. B. Muir
Willits
Ukiah
Lawsuit over 1918 1919 1920 hop contracts in Sacramento
Paul E. Peterson sues in Sacramento Superior Court to annul three hop contracts with Ben F. Hall and C A Wagner claiming breach by Wagner when hops fell to 8 cents after agreeing to 16. The 1918 19 20 agreements set 40000 lbs yearly price 16 cents then 15 cents. Wagner paid $1000 but withheld $500 causing Peterson to miss harvest and lose 450 bales. Prices later rose to 25 cents after armistice. Peterson says 1918 contract remains in force and 1919 crop instrument was recorded and assigned to Hall.
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Ben F. Hall
Santa Rosa
Paul E. Peterson
Sacramento
Peterson
C. A. Wagner
Wagner
Wagener
Petergon
Fort Bragg Rioters Placed On Probation
Konu, Saari and Waara, three Finns brought from Fort Bragg on a rioting charge, were granted two years’ probation upon guilty pleas. They must repay Union Lumber Co for wrecked cook house at ten dollars monthly from wages. They left town Tuesday for coastal homes.
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Konu
Saari
Waara
Fort Bragg
M. H. Iversen
Union Lumber Co
Dried Apples Sold Worth $90,000 In Sonoma Growers Sale
In Se bastopol and the Gold Ridge section dried apples sold at 15 cents a pound. Over 150 tons were bought this week, yielding about $50,000 to growers. Major purchases by J. P. Kelly and John Turner included 61 tons for Rosenburg Bros and 27 tons for J. P. McDowell plus 20 tons for Mrs. Laura Garlow.
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Joe Valentine
John Turner
J. P. McDowell
Laura Garlow
Santa Rosa Press
Democrat
Potter Valley Visitors Attend Board Session in Town
Mrs B E Thorneton and her daughter from Potter Valley stayed in town late last week. Supervisor Frank Reynolds traveled from Point Arena at the start of the week to join the board session.
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B. E. Thorneton
Potter Valley
Frank Reynolds
Point Arena
Notice For Probate of Will in Mendocino County
In Mendocino Superior Court California Joseph Henry Dilling deceased also known as J H Dilling and Harry Dilling. Elva Dilling seeks Letters of Administration with the will attached. Hearing set March 8, 1919 at 9 AM in the court room of the Mendocino County Court House. Hale Prather clerk Preston Preston Ukiah California attorneys for petitioner. Endorsed filed February 13 1919 1941.
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Joseph Henry Dilling
J. H. Dilling
Harry Dilling
Court House
Mendocino
Preston, & Preston
Ukiah
Cal
Endorsed. Co
Hale Prather
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J. B. Sanford
E.P. Thurston
THE
Foch
British Empire
Lord Reading
Premier Orlando
Robert Lansing
Ackle
Weal Ter Valley
DR. Hodghead
Goast News
County
Ukiah, California
Little Lake Loan Assn
FT. Bragg Realty
J. W. Eversole
Creme
Rex Drug Company
Drug Store
E. B. Gibson
Mgr
Superior Court
County OF Mendocino
State OF California
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