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Newspaper
Dispatch Democrat
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
2
Walter 2 Robinson argues pride harms happiness and society after wartime prosperity. He cites Beecher on pride and gratitude, urging readers to value saving and earned accomplishments over luxury. The piece emphasizes gratitude as essential to lasting happiness.
The excerpt argues that adolescence fuels revolt but as radicals age they settle, marry, and invest in homes, eventually adopting a conservative view of life. It notes life’s lilies and the immovable earth, suggesting efforts to reform fade as priorities shift with time.
A motivational essay urges readers to improve mind and vision to become leaders. It contrasts energetic captains with private grumblers, condemns wasted leisure, and argues that the world needs capable, disciplined individuals to take responsibility and achieve end results.
Nancy Howell Jameson widow of W F Jameson died at home in Redwood Valley on Tuesday February 14 after a brief illness from heart failure induced by bronchitis. Born September 19 1852 near Benicia Solano County she lived in Solano then moved to Redwood Valley with family. She married William Franklin Jameson May 22 1877 and lived in Anderson Valley and Redwood Valley, surviving husband by eight months. She leaves two sons Frank P and Tom Jameson of Redwood Valley, a sister Mrs J F Roberts of San Jose and other relatives. A devout member of the M E Church South she was active in church work and nursing. Funeral held February 16 at the family residence. interment Redwood Valley Cemetery. Reverend H J Graves officiated.
Mrs Sid ney Hiatt wife of Elmer Hiatt and daughter of William and Mary Rose died at her Yorkville home February 10 1922 of pneumonia aged 29 years 8 months 28 days she is survived by husband two daughters Vivian and Kathleen four sisters and four brothers Funeral services were held February 12 at her home conducted by Rev Oscar Gibson and she was buried in Boonville cemetery A host of friends mourn her loss.
Mrs Ganter, visiting her daughters in Napa, was stricken with paralysis last Tuesday. Her extreme age, over eighty, makes the outlook dark. Local friends extend regrets and sympathy. Watch our Wantad Column.
The hand signs a capable physician through a well waisted thumb indicating tact a moderate Mount of Venus and a forked Line of the Heart. Self confidence shown by widely spaced Life and Head lines while popularity is signaled by a Fate line rising to Saturn from the side of the hand.
Quendal and Telican debate a dancer’s fate as chaperones watch. The exchange hints at performance risk and discipline, framing a tense moment around a performer's fate under oversight.
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce Forum Steering Committee launches plans for a town meeting before the March 3 school bond election to boost voter turnout. Public program includes local and out of town speakers, an open forum, musical entertainment, two minute speeches, and a three reel film featuring Mendocino County. Additional publicity features include highway signs and a pictorial folder in a county map edition.
W P Burke returned from his Boonville ranch for the week. Frank Cook of Philo visited the county seat. Arthur Holiday near Colfax shows progress and may return to Ukiah by May. J B Nevin came from Low Gap. Mrs Elmer Weger visited Ukiah from Orrs. T D Orr, now at Calexico, writes of lonesomeness for Ukiah. State Engineer to view coast highway route Fort Bragg to San Francisco in weeks. Jud Gowan and wife from Potter Valley in Ukiah. Casper Huhnstock from Potter Valley on a business trip. Vera Luce leaves for Round Valley to teach spring term. Mrs G A Martin ill with pneumonia. Lou Farrer renews old ties. Mrs Rhea Davis and daughter San Francisco visitors. Mr and Mrs W W Bowen to return from Yosemite in March. B L Cleland and family back from San Francisco. Bruns family ill with influenza but now about. Inman of South Dora street marked 99th birthday on the 18th. Mrs Shoemake described as aged mother of…
Hopland Social Club marked Valentine's Day with a card party and dance at the club room. The hall featured valentines, hearts, blooms and greens, and refreshments followed dancing and card play. J Williams of Healdsburg and several locals made business trips to Mendocino County towns. residents and visitors frequent the weekend schedule with visits to Ukiah, San Francisco, Santa Rosa, Redwood Valley, and Willow Creek areas.
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