Mendocino County Property Records Fragments
Numerous entries record deeds trusts mortgages notices and decrees across Mendocino including Ukiah Fort Bragg Willits and Redwood Valley with dates 1930s to 1940s involving W Johnson Gonselves Davis Towman Smith and others, listing lands in Yokayo Rancho, parcels in Sec. B28 T19 N R17 W and more, plus interlocutory decree of divorce and homestead declarations.
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Toros
W. Johnson
Mathias G. Golddah
wMendocino
W. Davin
Byrnao
D. C. Smith
Yokayo Rancho
Ukiah Farmers’ Club
D. G. Smith
L. Rea
D.C. Smith
Yoktayo Rancho
George W. Davis
A. Gonselves
Corporation of America
Urho Bank Et Ux
Urho Saari Et Ux
Bank of America N, T
Gertrude G. Shyde
Mendocino
Divonce
Goemolin Galli
Bante Galli
Fort Bragg
D. C. Granith
R. TK. Byrnes
Mortgeme
Innle L. Neubert
J. A. Sering
City of
Cat Cinnenrells
George L. Jones
Orgoord
Willits
Frank Pototn
Otto Zeller
MDM
W. D. L. Held
Yokayo Tancho
Clarence W. Nicks
T. B. Bally
Fort Brage
Mendocno
Gertrude G. Snyder
Paul J. Towman
L. Be
Baily
L. E. Baily
F. O. Albertson
al Aa
Coast National Henk
Robert N. McKee
Bankamerien
Agricultural Credit Corp
Eel Springs
Peter Fernbich
Redwood Valley
Mahe A. Smith
Percy Y. Fuller
South State Atreat
J. E. March
Potter Valley
Olive M. Nichols
Potter Valley Irrigation District
J. H. Sweeney
Harry L. Jackson
See
William F. Burke Dux
Meta A. Jackson
Bees
A. Jackson
John A. Jackson
Margaret A. Gleason
Stanley J. Brtth
Walter P. Frick
Harry J. Jackson
W. Mdm
P. EB. Elmonchini
Becs
Martha Dalstrom
C. W. Dalstrom
Ukiah Northdition
Andrew Bowman
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Rec
O. R
Mabel Ames Smith
Louise Amos Bernhard
Indigent Relief Rolls Narrow With Few Migrant Families
Mendocino county shows one migrant family on WPA relief with Lake county at two. Relief rolls for the week ending February 16 list 183 in Mendocino and 74 in Lake. Anticipated drops as 166 WPA workers are assigned will reduce totals to about 60 families within weeks.
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County Board of Supervisors
Roosevelt
Neil Clerk
Uiliah
State Roller Administration
Mendocino County
WPA
Lake County
Laie County
Iscoffiea
Clark
SRA
Employee of State Hospital Dies in Willits
Lester Frank Dunn, 39, longtime Talmage resident and trusted Cal State Hospital employee since May 9, 1926, died in Willits after a monthlong illness. Survived by wife Melba. Dunn was a member of the California State Employees association.
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Lester Frank Dunn
Talmage
Willits
Dunn
Milneis
Melba
Mendocino State Hospital
Californian State Employees Association
The American Boy magazine newsletter praise and prices
Thousands of boys read The American Boy as a guiding companion with advice on sports and life. The magazine highlights tips from famous coaches, features fiction and fact across major sports, and is recommended by teachers and parents. Subscriptions run 1 year for 1.50, 3 years for 3.00, with foreign rate 50 cents extra, address 7430 Second Blvd Detroit Michigan.
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Es 2
American Bay Magazine
Aryl Remittaner
Second Blvd
Detroit
Michigan
Toscanini Leads NBC Symphony In Radio Concert Praise
A radio concert at Radio City features Arturo Toscanini conducting the NBC Symphony in a two hour program. The piece emphasizes his interpretive strength over composers from Beethoven to American writers while praising his energy and memorized, unrushed approach. The review notes the audience’s reverent response and calls attention to attempts to broaden American music exposure.
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Gotham
Arturo Tocca
Nini
NBC Symphony
Toscanini
Beethoven
Brahms
Wagner
Boston Symphony
Mexico
Aaron Copland
Mexico City
Adrian Roult
Wild Life of County Should Be Conserved
A reader urges non political, science based long term policy for wildlife. The letter advocates shorter fishing seasons from June 1 to October 15, daily limits of 15 and 45 in seven days, restoring a six inch minimum size, stricter penalties, and vigorous enforcement everywhere to conserve what wildlife remains. Heath Angelo Branscomb signs.
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Denar
Jong Ru
Heath Angelo
Branscomb
Physical Ed Classes Move to Wednesday Night
Ukiah high school coach Bud Christensen announced a change in the men’s physical education class. The gym session, previously on Tuesday nights, will now be held on Wednesday evenings to accommodate businessmen attending the classes.
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Bud" Christensen
Ukiah. High School
County WPA Employees Not Affected by Cut
Mendocino county WPA employees will not face a five percent reduction in relief rolls during February. William B. Lawson, regional director, announced in Santa Rosa that no cuts were planned for the area. He noted workers had just been added after Congress approved a reef relief appropriation bill, and he could not confirm reductions after April first.
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Mendocino County
William BR. Lawson
Santa Rosa
Lawson
Congress
Senate
WPA
F.C. Harrington
Fort Bragg Seeks Emergency Bed at Coast Hospital
Fort Bragg groups led by the Improved Or der of Redmen Santana Tribe No. 60 and others presented a resolution to the board of supervisors requesting an emergency bed or cot at Redwood Coast Hospital for indigent and emergency cases in Fort Bragg territory. The measure, signed by many locals, was laid on the table for more information with plans for hospital expansion and an annual emergency bed provision prior to transfer to Ukiah.
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Improved Order of Redmen
Santana Tribe No. 60
Fort Bragg
Board of Supervisors
Redwood Coast Hospital
Revolution
Ukiah
Emergency Major Operation At Ukiah General Hospital
Mrs May Street of Ukiah underwent an emergency major operation at Ukiah General Hospital Sunday. Dr G K Abbott performed the surgery. The patient is convalescing satisfactorily.
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May Street
Ukiah
Ukiah General Hospital
G. K. Abbott
Superior Court suit vs county physician claim of $15000
In a Superior Court action case number 18413 George Lambert sues H O Cleland county physician and The County of Mendocino for 15000 alleging negligence for a fractured right arm while treating a dialo sated shoulder of the plaintiff. Wayne P Burke and Taft Spurr attorneys represent Lambert. Probate case number 6887 Guardianship of Rebecca Jane Mayer a petition by Ada Hubbard asks letters of guardianship noting she is the daughter of the incompetent person hospitalized at Mendocino State Hospital. Hearing set for February 24, 1929.
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George Lambert
H. C
Ada Hubbard
Taft & Spurr
Mendocino State Hospital
Hearlig
Divorce Petition and Multiple Probate Notices in Civil Docket
Civil Case 18414-Hildja Wilhelmina Jarvis vs Arthur Jarvis asks for divorce custody and support with two children and community property. Estate petitions in Cases 6388 6359 6360 6361 and termination of joint tenancy in Case 6362 list hearings in March 1939 with Attorney George A Faraday.
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Hildja Wilhelmina Jarvis
Charles Tamborini
Mary Tamborino
Wayne P. Burke
Ambrose L. Patton
Harriett M. Patton
Geo. A. Faraday
Sofia Ness
Werner Ness
Eeag
Charles Ness
Annie le Valley
Gertrude
Ambrose L., Patton
George A. Faraday
Seal
Post Honors Memory Of Their Comrade
Members of the American Legion vow a state wide echo of a resolution honoring Comrade Joseph J Sacsenrath Sacsenrath. Jack London Post No 489 notes the loss to the post and California Legion and sends condolences to his wife and family.
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American Legion
Jack London
J. J. Sassenrath
Joseph J. Sacsenrath
California
Jack
London Post
Sassenrath
New Mendocino Dry Ice Plant Ships First Batch
Sun-Glow Dry Ice Corporation near Largo, Mendocino County, announced its first commercial shipment to a San Francisco firm. The plant, built at a cost over $200,000, aims to produce six to twelve tons daily once fully operational, using a natural CO2 well on the Moulton ranch.
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Largo
Mendocino County
Sun-Glow Dry Ice Corporation
San Francisco
Henri DeLaotty
DeLotty
Arthur Moulton
de Lotty
de Loity
San Francisco Firma
Yokayo Heights Goes on Market
Ukiah announces Yokayo Heights residential subdivision will be placed on the market March 1. FHA approved plan surveys and staking by city and county, featuring curved streets, tree plantings, ornamental lighting, flagstone entrances, and modern amenities. Four homes already accepted. construction to start immediately.
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Ukiah
FHA
Yokayo Heights
Potter Ranch Sold in Potter Valley to Local Buyers
Mrs. Gladys Iverson owned 40 acres in Potter Valley sold this week to ranchers J. E. March and E. W. Wright. The land was described as not yet planted and remains undeveloped.
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Potter Valley
Gladys Iverson
J. E. March
E. W. Wright
Potter
Mendocino 4 H Members to Show Livestock at Fair
Seven Mendocino county 4 H members will display livestock at the Junior Livestock Show on April 28 at the Golden Gate International Exposition. Participants include Billy Buckman Hopland with a cross bred Duroc and Hampshire hog and Bob Buckman Hopland with a cross bred Southdown and Merino sheep. John M Billings Hopland shows a spotted Poland China hog while Frank M Patterson Boonville brings six Chester White hogs. Ervin E Vassar Hopland enters a Chester White hog Harry Peters Hopland with a Berkshire hog and John March Potter Valley with a prize Suffolk sheep.
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Mendocino County
C. 8. Myszka
Treasure Isle
Billy Buckman
Hopland
Hampshire
Bob Buckman
John M. Billings
Frank M. Patterson
Boonville
Chester
Ervin E. Vassar
Harry Peters
Berkshire
John March
Potter Valley
Suffolk
Board Boosts Rates For Prisoners' Care
The board of supervisors and city council will cooperate to care for prisoners during the construction of the new city hall. City Attorney Hale McCowen proposed an agreement to have the county care for all prisoners, potentially dispensing with a city jail. The $2.60 per day per prisoner rate was rejected as excessive by the city council.
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Board of Supervisors
Eity Council
Hale McCowen
Ukiah
Fort Bragg News Highlights Local Visits and Injuries
Mr and Mrs C J Davenport and son Mila of Kelseyville visited Fort Bragg friends as Davenport, a former state highway foreman, remains in leadership at Kelseyville. Yoore Woat departed for a medical exam at Fort Miley Veterans Hospital. Charles Brown, California Western railroad yard engine conductor, was injured when lumber struck his back. he was taken to Redwood Coast hospital for weeks of recovery. Harry Proctor hosted a weekend excursion to Noyo River. two companions, Harry Tours and Forest Branch, limited steelhead in three hours, others also fished successfully.
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Fort Bragg
Heb
C. J. Davenport
Mila
Kelseyville
Davenport
Stote Highway
San Francisco
Veterana’ Hospital
Fort Miley
Charles Brown
Calldrnia Western Railroad
Redwood Coat Hospital
Harry Proctor
Noyo River Tavern
Harry Tours
Forest Branch
Fall From Hay Load Breaks Leg At Hopland Ranch
Jo hannes Jung suffered fractures in both bones of his left leg below the knee in a fall from a hay load on the D. M. Burns ranch at Hopland Friday morning. He was brought to Ukiah General Hospital by the Ukiah Ambulance Service where Dr. E. C. Bennett set the fractures.
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Johannes Jung
Veuth
D. M. Burns
Hopland
E. C. Bennett
Ukiah General Kospistel
Jung
Ukiah Ambulance Service
Card of Thanks from CURTA family members
Card of Thanks. We express appreciation to friends for acts of kindness and sympathy in our recent bereavement. Vernaért Frances A. Curta and Family.
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Betes Vernaért
Frances A. Curta
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Allas
Oliver R. Berg
W. W. Ornhau
Allis
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America
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
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