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Newspaper
Dispatch Democrat
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
4
Advertising rates are listed on application with a current rate of 2.80 dollars. The notice notes the price applies to ad space requests and requires application to confirm terms and dates.
The Dispatch-Democrat editor urges Ukiah to honor its dead and wounded with a public memorial. A simple granite block in the city park, inscribed with names, could cost about 200 dollars and be funded by local contributions. Walter Brown endorses the plan for all servicemen, dead and drafted alike.
The proposed league would include a delegates body, an executive council and a secretariat with headquarters to be decided. Each contracting state gains three representatives but one vote. The council, from major powers and four others, meets yearly to address grievances. Admission requires two thirds of delegates. War to be avoided through arbitration and arms control, with sanctions for breaches.
Mrs Joe McCormick of Willits spent Wednesday night in Ukiah with relatives en route to San Francisco to visit Dr Lathrop Malpas. Miss Nina Holbrook returned home Sunday from San Francisco and will spend weeks recuperating from influenza. J F McClure returned this week from the automobile show with a new Mitchell touring car.
A baronet's wife opens a West End hotel expected to attract guests who value status. The Manchester Guardian recalls prewar nobles like Marquis de Torey and Bratonde-kent, noting French aristocrats often turn to humble livings such as innkeeping and trades.
The piece criticizes a San Francisco lumber dealers’ sudden large price cut as harmful and unsustainable. It argues materials and labor are available to revive deferred building and restore business to normal, urging careful wording to avoid harm to the industry and coastwide censure.
The Vitagraph special Within The Law starring Alice Joyce and Harry Morey returns to the Victory Theatre for two nights only, in nine parts. Joyce plays a woman fighting a corrupt society, with music by Steven Fair and Gilbert Picau enhancing the program.
Mi E Church South Bar M E Church invites the public to attend all services with preaching at 11 o clock in the morning and 7 30 in the evening Sunday School at 10 o clock Epworth League meeting at 6 30 p m J E B Moore pastor.
Ukiah California ad notes Marion Todd Jitney Service offering two cars for group outings with a 15 passenger capacity. Mentions Mrs A F Heger of San Francisco visiting with her mother Mrs Beale, plans to take daughter Isabel home. Also reports Bert Thurston ill with grippe.
G. S. Gantz, a successful Redwood Valley farmer, was in Ukiah for a brief business trip last Saturday, seeking local contacts and potential deals.
Mrs Ruby E Dewson announces a 20 percent reduction on all open stock goods at 306 North State Street The sale begins Saturday morning February 22 at ten o'clock and continues for one week
Trial dates set for Dillingham versus Willett and Burr and several probate matters. Demurrer withdrawn in Demurrer case with twenty days to answer. various estates appointed executors, granted homestead, or final accounts approved. Inheritance tax findings show no tax due for several estates. several cases continued or submitted.
Mrs. Geo Simpson of San Francisco visits sister Mrs Laurie McGarvey in this city. Her charming personality wins friends as locals host her stay. A Johnson and wife, Camptche residents, were in Ukiah on business Wednesday.
Now is the time to order fruit trees from Silva- Bergtholdt nurseries. They carry a full line of fruit trees, shrubbery and related plants. Cox Hardware Co.
Judge B H Roth is named the local agent issuing licenses for all explosives under the Bureau of Mines in the Department of the Interior. He replaces Judge T L Young who resigned. Frank Whitney returns from Baltimore discharged from the navy and plans to join the merchant marine after his visit. His wife has a baby girl born just after the war.
Mid week services held Wednesday February 19 at 7 am with prayer and praise. includes teachers training class and monthly business meeting. church urges full attendance.
The Sunday Bible School at 9 45 a m is led by Russell Vaughn with classes for all ages. Morning worship at 11, B Y P U at 6 30 p m. Evening service at 7 30 features Rev Willard Fuller speaking on The Great Tribulation or The Time of Jacob's Trouble, prophecy heavy and urgent. A large church delegation is hoped for the Oakland convention tied to the Victory Campaign of the Northern Baptist Laymen Convention opening next week, February 26.
The Pickle family thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness shown during their bereavement and expresses heartfelt appreciation for support received.
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