Metropolitan Co Gives Fine Concert in Ukiah
The Metropolitan Concert Company performed in Ukiah last Saturday under the Mendelssohn Club. The program featured grand opera selections, readings by Misa Isabel Wister, and strong performances by George Piner Dorabelle Knight and J Albert Ericson. Piner, a California native from Lake County, drew local friends, and the ensemble earned praise for range and artistry. The paper hopes for a future Ukiah return.
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Metropolitan Concert Company
Ukiah
Mendelssohn Club
Misa Isabel Wister
George Piner
Dorabelle Knight
Europe
United States
J. Albert Ericson
America
Piner
California
Lake County
Giannini Convicted Under Wylie Law For Dry Territory Liquor Sale
Giannini of Wendling was tried in the Superior court on a charge of selling liquor in dry territory. He was found guilty and sentenced by Judge White to a fine of 360 dollars or a day in jail for each two dollars unpaid. A five day stay was granted to allow payment. The case arose after a Board of Supervisors ordinance raising liquor sale fines to 350 dollars was deemed invalid. The charge thus fell under the Wylie law, making the case eligible for Superior court handling.
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Giannini
Wendling
White
Board of Supervisors
Justice Courts
Child Run Over by Auto in Front of Tailor Shop
Carmelo Fracchi’s young son Angelo was struck by a slowly moving auto driven by F. W. Broback on a street corner near Henry Meyer’s tailor shop. The car rolled over the child, skidded, and he was taken to Lathrop Malpas hospital with only bruises and no broken bones found by Dr. Malpas.
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Angelo
Carmelo Fracchi
Henry
Lathrop Malpas Hospital
Entire Normal Class Passes Teachers Certificate Exams
The state Board of Education completed and graded the teacher certification papers this week. The nine members of the class were Gallie L. Burton Edith M. Court Ida A. Gumberg Mary E. Giorno Havel F. Keim Leila A. Medcalf Hilda Lindt Will P. B. Turner Cleo J. Winans W. O. White was called to the city on business earlier in the week.
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Board of Education
Gallie L. Burton
Edith M. Court
Ida A. Gumberg
Mary E. Giorno
Havel F. Keim
Leila A. Medcalf
Hilda Lindt
Will PB. Turner
Cleo J. Winans
Hop Festival Under Way In Ukiah Plans Move Ahead
Ukiah hop festival committee met at the Palace hotel to start preparations for the annual event. E L Gunningham presided with T P Hale and others. Plans include a county tent, premium lists, stock and poultry entries, dairy prizes, and a weeklong fair with parades, aviation meet, street fair, livestock auction, and an open air dance.
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Palace Hotel
Ukiah
E. L. Gunningham
T. P. Hale
Frank Sandelin
BE. L. Waldteufel
Robert Hutchison
Frank Barker
C. A. Bernhard
C. M. Mannon
E. L. Waldteufel
Poultry Association
Fort Bragg
Ukiah Seeks Free Mail Delivery Through Petition
Ukiah aims to obtain free mail delivery by petition and postmaster recommendation. A meeting at Frank Albertson's office with business leaders last Tuesday set the plan in motion. The petition, endorsed by the postmaster and supported by town trustees, is circulating this week.
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Ukiah
Frank Albertson
Good Words for Mendoging Supt
The Sierra Educational News and Western Journal of Education praise School Superintendent Babcock of Inyo county for notable work at the institute. Inyo County officials commend his practical methods and influence on teachers, while Mendocine’s superintendent gains a reputation as a sought after lecturer grounded in practical experience.
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Sierra Educational News
Western Journal of Education
Babcock
Inyo County
Inyo
Mendocine
Potter Valley Visitor Robert Marders on Business
Robert Marders was in Potter Valley last Tuesday to handle important business.
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Robert Marders
Potter Valley
Wiley Pickle
W. R. Rawles
Anderson Valley
Legislation Sparks In Sacramento Amid Political Strife
Sacramento Cal Jan 22 The Legislature has worked a week with 1045 bills. Only urgent measures will pass before a 30 day recess. The Bull Moose faction targets offices including Superintendent Hyatt and Kingsbury. Bills seek abolishing offices and allow gubernatorial appointment of a commission.
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Sacramento
Cal
E. W. Hyatt
Kingsbury
Johnson
Poe
Fish
Sanford
Organized Labor
Congress
Assembly
United States
Senate
Sale of U S Go Off. Fort Benst Plant Off the Table
News notes that the Union Lumber Company’s contemplated sale at Fort Benst and to an Eastern syndicate has been declared off. Reports claim the property was valued higher than claimed and has risen in value. The Advocate notes residents of Fort Bragg support U S Co continue their control and praise its business methods.
Mock Leap Year Dance by the Merry Chanters
The Merry Chanters club entertained friends at Odd Fellows hall last Friday night with knight themed dances as the main feature. Guests praised hostesses and chaperones Mrs A L Gibson Mrs F W Parker Mrs Nellie Gibson Mrs J Edwards Mrs Frank Wilson and Mrs E J Duncan for a delicious midnight sipper and roval entertainment.
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Merry Chanters Club
Odd Fellows Hall
A. L. Gibson
F. W. Parker
Nellie Gibson
J. Edwards
Frank Wilson
E. J. Duncan
Potter Valley Debates Incorportation Status Vote
Last Monday Potter Valley rejected disincorporation by a vote of 124 to toast. Mrs H A Singley from Orra visited Utah for a short time Monday.
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Potter Valley
H. A. Singley
Orra
Utiah
Short Terms of Interest Among Local People
Local Ukiah scene fills with visits from Potter Valley and Fort Bragg residents including Mrs C A Carner I W Adams I F Vann and Mrs Ollie Sparks. Community figures such as Editor Fred N Loring and Deputy Clerk Hale McCowen frequent Ukiah for business while court activity notes a postponement in the Rev A N Sweet case.
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Ollie Sparks
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
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Fair Oaks
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Joe Burke
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Hale McCowen
San Francisco
Raymond Babcock
Sunt
L. W Babcock
A. N. Sweet
Manchester
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Lillian LaFranchis
Hopland
Hazel Basford
Dr. Hopkins
Mack Haskett
P. W. Handy
Lloyd Wallace
Eureka
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F. A. Ford
Pitner Ranch
Carl Wallace
E. D. Chenoweth
Harry Linder
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N. A. Barnett
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Geo. Smith
Sallaby
Covelo
Round Valley
Wood Melville
Walter Gechwendare
Christine
Linton Knight
Harry Ditting
John Sueys
Win. McCormick
Albion
Grace McCormick
Melburne
Ada Dearborn
J. E. Mitchell
Annie Crump
Lakeport
Dr. McClure
Nellie Yates
Rochester
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Norma Barbee
Berkeley
Vic Lynch
Jennie Mathews
W. T. Saxon
Wollita
Mary Kh. Rowe
Mabel Collingsworth
Willita
J. A. Pettis
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Walter Hughes
J. E Thornton
F. H. Bucknell
Christian Church
Lords
Eeryere Ong
L. Fef. Wilcox and Wife
Hale [Rather
Robert Duncar
John Philbrick
Navarro
Coast
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