Ukiah Chronicle: City Growth and Local News Snippet
Last year Ukiah issued permits totaling $125,959 while $105,807.30 went to the county courthouse. A Strider firm garage opens on north State with plans for a store campground and service station. A New Year’s party graced the Christian church. County Treasurer Clair Smith held about $923,604.27 on Jan 1 as Ukiah’s population is estimated at 3,487 by the chamber.
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Ukiah
Court House
North State Street
E. E., Strider
R. C. Strider
Strider and
Strider
Christian Church
Clair Smith
Ukiad
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Carr
Joe Rea
B. L. Rea
Wille
Banker Brothers Lease Cleland Garage in Fort Bragg
W J Banker, fresh from an aviation camp, leases Cleland Garage and will run it with brother Floyd who has returned from France with the lumberjacks regiment. They will join Dad Monte Banker in the business and promise first class auto sales and management. influenza surges hit Fort Bragg with twenty cases in ten days. Glen Blatt’s forged check case ends with probation denied for Smith. Record cold snaps snap coastal pipes. Brown family child, born in Yosemite last summer, dies in the bay region likely from influenza. Lawson Moxley of Willits returns home on furlough as a Navy man.
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W. J. Banker
Washington
Cleland
Floyd
Lumberjacks
France
Wii
Dad Monte Banker
Fort Bragg
Smith
An Quentin
White
Jas
Frasier
Glen Blatt
Howard Brown
Mendocino
Bay Region
Yosemite Valley
Lawson Moxley
Willits
Christmas Newspaper Item From Covelo and Nearby News
Word arrived on Christmas of a ferocious cutting scrape in Covelo with the victim in serious condition. Dolly Edwards, once a longtime local butcher, has shifted to San Francisco and real estate. Deputy Wardens Miller and Ray arrested Edward Longley in Lake County for out of season deer killing. he was found guilty and fined $25. Lowe Cunningham returned from the Royal Fagle mine area and Imperial Valley. AN Bailey and Ethel Berryhill wed in San Francisco. Judge Sturtevant visited relatives. W O H Ward of Fort Bragg, back from San Francisco, ordered six Studebaker cars.
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Dolly Edwards
San Francisco
Tn Ukind
Bert Miller
William Ray
Edward Longley
Lake County
Lowe Cunningham
Royal Fugle
Mexican
Imperial Valley
Southland
AN. Baily
Ethel Berryhill
G. A. Sturtevant
W. O H. Ward
Fort Brage
Studebaker
Farm Bureau seeks national economic balance conference
The American Farm Bureau Federation urges President Roosevelt to convene accredited leaders of labor industry and agriculture to craft a program achieving balance among the three major economic groups. The resolution, adopted by 40 state federations, asks to keep the conference in session until an agreed plan emerges and emphasizes parity between prices profits and wages to end economic jams and defend democracy.
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United States
Botkin murder verdict shocks readers in circumstantial case
The jury found Mrs Botkin guilty of first degree murder with life imprisonment, a surprise given the circumstantial evidence and questioning the justice of acquitting Rosser while convicting a woman on handwriting doubt. The column also notes Hirschs Grand Hotel New Year action and GW English's Needle Rock visit after a lively New Years Eve social scene.
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Botkin
Rosser
City trustees push street improvements and survey work
The trustees advance street straightening and town improvements after adopting the Rice survey with broad citizen support. All property owners are urged to join, while a few oppose progress due to cost but may benefit later. Also notes a mental health examination in Napa, a fatal choking of a Chinese man in San Francisco, and Emma B. Neil returning from a Sacramento teachers’ convention.
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Drs Bond
Barnes
Christian Christianson
Westport
Napa
San Francisco
Emma B. Neil
Potter Vailey
Sacramento
Campfire Guardian Hosts Leggett Valley Girls at Panther Springs
The Leggett Valley Campfire Girls gathered at guardian Mrs. T. G. Hinton’s Panther Springs home on Friday December 30. girls helped serve and clean up, with officers elected at 2 p.m. June Rose Hinton as president and other officers named, plans for cookies sales and fundraisers to support dues and activities. Florence Owens visited Eureka over the holiday. she teaches at River Union school in Talmage.
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Leggett Valley
T. G. Hinton
Panther Springs
Vivian Davis
Guardian
Violet Rhea
Virginia Gill
Betty Carver
Dorothy Bonner
Lola Davis
Gladys Barnes
Jean Schuster
June Rose Hinton
Adelaide Hinton
Redwood Highway
A. F. Davis
Leggert Valley
Florence Owens
Eureka
Charlee Owens
Miss Owens
River Union School
Talmage
Potter Valley Social Plentiful New Year Notes
Potter Valley residents and guests share New Year festivities and visits over the holidays. Local families host relatives from Chelan to Ukiah, with dinners, hotel gatherings, and college attendance noted. A horse accident, newborns, medical recoveries, and community events fill the festive wrap.
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Potter Valley
Jan. A
Mrv
Mre
Mat Fahnesta
Margaret Blem
Netty
Orval van Camp
Thomas Burtingame
Chelan
Washington
Beatrice Fahnestale
Ronifield
Mere
James Holdle
George Pickle
J. A. Dickey
Roberts
Suellie
Margaret Spotawood
Harry Pickle
Banta Roa
Oqml Frost
Vila
Horta
Frost
Thornton
Dn. O. Wilkie
Lloyd Hughes
Robert, Barbmaan
Lorraine Starr
Hob Smalley
Cedric Thornton
Dridge
Patient discharge report from Ukiah General Hospital
Discharge notice for Miss Eleanor Vani following treatment after an abdominal surgery. The patient was admitted Tuesday for a perforated appendix and underwent surgical intervention before her discharge with attending physician notes.
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Fmleanor Vani
Ukiah
Nr & i
Ft. Bragg Youths To Serve 30 Days In Humboldt Jail
Steve Della Bosca and Danieh A August both of Fort Bragg received suspended sentences of 180 days after pleading to petty theft. They must serve 30 days in Humboldt County Jail before returning to Fort Bragg. The charges, filed by Mrs. Katherine Clay of Eureka, allege theft of dots and decorations from a Christmas tree in her rooming house.
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Steve Della Bosca
Danieh A
Fort
Treasure Island qualifier exam for Mendocino county reps
The examination panel will select representatives from Mendocino County for Treasure Island duties. Applicants face questions on courtesy dignity attractiveness diplomacy and composure under pressure. Judges John W Taylor AL M Snurery Don Macmillan Mrs Brances Woodhead and Gay lor Point Arena assess poise and problem solving during the test.
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Sim
John WW ‘Taylor
Etiatamam
AL M. Snuery
Woallita
Don Macmillan
Local residents share Christmas greetings and health updates
Fort Bragg residents recount holiday celebrations in Stockton and Piedmont Beachman, with updates on medical recoveries from a head injury. John Stom and Madeline King recover and relocate, while Jack Ross Jr travels to Los Angeles and John Rosa Sr moves to Cleone. Chaude A. King is elected second vice president of Sequoia Post No. 6 and will be installed January 4.
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Stork
Achille Rosetta
Willits
Fither
Santa Claus
Mr. Stork
Charlies Teal
Willis
Chirlit
Board of Health
Marks Hall
Irving Brush
Santa Rosa
Johnston
Wolf
Mes
Harry Rubley
Rockport
Dan Praneisen
Fred Dultey
Ohanuary
Catia
Dyffes
McPhersor
Pine Street
Dine Bohn
Fort Bragg
Ruddy Hinemano
San Paaneisea
Roy CL Semdder
Anatver
Seth
Sequoia Peat Sa
Car. Sendder
Mendder Io
Auxiliary
Misa Virginia Sendder
Walnut Creek
John Strom
Oir
Mixa Madeline King
University Hospital
San Francisco
Jack Ross Jn
Los Angeles
John Rosa Sr
Greenwood
Cleone
Chaude A. King
Sequoia Poat No. 6
Me. King
Post
Sebasional CEC camp staff attend education conference
Four members of the Sebasional CEC camp staff attended my educational conference held at the Seal Conservation project test office Tuesday, per Dr. Joe San CAML. Attending were Camp Superintendent OT Reiss, Camp Eminence Wade, Camp Conservation MOC Hansen, Camp Blotagtet VW Langdon.
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Staf
Seal Conservation
Joe San Caml
Ot. Reiss
Eminees Wade
Conservation
Moc. Hansen
Tit VW. Langdon
Dennen Undergoes Appendectomy at Ukiah General Hospital
Mies Argelle Dennen, listed as the second child of Mic and Mrs Ho Dennen, underwent an appendectomy at Ukiah General Hospital on Tuesday morning. Dr. J. Japwin performed the surgery with Rena assisting and the patient is reported to be recovering steadily.
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Mio
Mig Max Thornton
Pasdwood Ory
Imesh
Merona
Thornton
Mig
Connolly Gibbins
Ukiah Hospital
Grame
Moat
Potter Valley
Ulich
Tnt
Mies Argelle Dennen
Dennen
Ukiah General Hospital
Rena
Dro
J. Japwin
Everings
Beret
Spemdy
Superior Court Docket Summary of Estate and Injury Cases
The record lists multiple Superior Court matters including Case No 634 establishing death for Constant Penttila and spouse Anna Penttila with a January 13 hearing set, and Case No 6346 on Benjamin Bugelmann with a January 43 hearing. Alfred J. Manan v A W Times seeks 71082.50 for automobile injuries. Inex Smith v Fed Ff Smith requests a ruling on one third undivided interest in certain real property. Represented by Dinkelspiel & Dinkelspiel San Francisco and Norman Johnson & Thomas & Thomas respectively.
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Constant Penttila
Anna Penttila
James J. Busch
Haga
Hewiinas
Henjamin Bugelmann
James
Rusch
Haq
Jin
Chao
Alfred J. Manan
A. W
Jockey John Pollard Recovers From Leg Injury
John Pollard, famed jockey for Charnes 8 Howard and Seabiscuit, is convalescing at Howard Memorial Hospital in Willita after a broken leg suffered while riding in Massachusetts. He has a cast and makes occasional trips to Ridgewood Ranch near Wille.
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John “Red Pollard
Charnes 8
Howard
Howard Memorial Hospital
Willita
Pol
Massachusetts
Jeg
Pollard
Ridggewood Ranch Bellow Wille
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