Local Officials and Candidates Announce 1922 Primary Slates
A flood of candidacies appears for August 29 1922 primaries across county offices including auditor treasurer clerk tax collector coroner sheriff recorder assessor and supervisor. Names include J J Mathews Willis H Prather J C Hurley R L Cleveland A J Berkovits E G Brown Myrtle E glin Roy Good Newton Howe Joe Weselsky and others with Elmer Busch George Johnson and A J Fairbanks among announced judges and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Berkovits
Newton PP. Howe
Point Arena
Fifth Dist
Mendnhall Nominates for State Senator Fourth District
J L Mendenhall seeks the Democratic nomination for State Senator in the Fourth District subject to August 31 1922 primaries.
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Sherify
J. L. Mendenhall
Fourth Dist
Denmark Leads Europe in Telephone Development
Denmark has 224000 telephones giving 6.7 per 100 people the best telephone development in Europe. Sweden and Norway are close, while Switzerland trails with 3.8 per 100. Aside from about 7300 telephones, Denmark’s service is owned and run by private companies.
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Denmark
Europe
Sweden
Norway
Switzerland
Locals Welcome Mamie Gowell Back From Bay Visit
Miss Mamie Gowell returned to San Francisco Wednesday afternoon after a several day visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C A Gowell and other relatives in the city. She traveled with two friends Miss Berkenkorn and Irene Warden of San Francisco. Dr John Gurley and daughter of San Francisco drove to Ukiah for a weekend visit. Mr Gurley is a former Redwood Valley resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Gowell
San Francisco
C. A. Gowell
Berkenkorn
Irene Warden
John Gurley
San Franciseco
Ukiah
Gurley
Redwood Valley
Redwood Valley News Notes May 31 Farm and local moves
Redwood Valley May 31. Tom Clary installs electric light system and operates a washing machine. Charley Silberhorn ill. daughter Edna Harmon of Hureka visits. J C Winsby sells ranch to George Gallan who moves in. Winsby buys 5 acres from Walter Winsby for poultry farm. Leland Wade place sold. W H L Morgan handled deals. Ed Austin ill. Fred Yates reports Martin family settled in Colton. Farm bureau picnic planned at Potter Valley. Bill Winsley to Humboldt for work. Goudge improves, family returns from Santa Cruz. Bob and Grant Winsley peel bark at South Fork. Sam Johnson chairs social. Lyceum program by the young folks. Emma Brines of Cloverdale visits Phillips. Gullicksons move to Kingsbury. Caler place sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Valley
Tom Clary
Charley Silberhorn
Edna Harmon
Hureka
J. C. Winsby
George Gallan
Winsby
Walter Winsby
Leland Wade
W. H. L. Morgan
Ed Austin
Fred Yates
E. Martin
Colton
Cal
Martins
Farm Bureau
Potter Valley
Bill Winsley
Humboldt County
Fred Goudge
Santa Cruz
Cloverdale
Oscar Phillips
T. Gullickson
Kingsbury
Phillips
Gullickson
Caler
Fort Brage News Notes Fort Brage Port Bragg
J F P Kennedy a builder of the Cleone chute died May 19 at his bay area home after 43 years on the coast. Roads widening from Caspar bridge to mill pond will be replanked with lengthwise planks. About 100 fishing launches operate offshore with average catches around 120 pounds per boat. The Noyo Fishermen’s Association plans to send a barge to Shelter Cove next week to handle local catches. Marriages: Ross Leishman and Miss White to wed June 7. G F Brown, longtime local drawing businessman, died in Oakland at 73. Ervin Triplett and Freda Cappel married May 28 at the bride’s Redwood avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Bragg
J. FP
Sam) Kennedy
Alex Jefferson
Bay Section
Ross
Caspar Bridge
Mill Pond
Noyo Fishermen’s Association
Shelter Cove
Monterey
San Francisco Bay
Ross Leishman
Jack Leishman
Caspar
Miss White
Poma
G. Ff. Brown
Oakland
Bay Region
Ervin Triplett
Freda Cappel
Redwood Avenue
Infant Pneumonia Report From Lower Potter
Dr Mace was called Thursday to see the infant son of Mr and Mrs Ed Lamb the child has pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Ed Sacks took their baby to Ukiah to be near a doctor also reported pneumonia. Mrs Belle Jackson and husband visited Mr and Mrs Shard Burris. Mrs Burris returned to San Francisco with them for a few days. Lee Knighten and Cecil Sortman returned to Pomo to visit families then went back to Lake County Sunday. Union high school play in Centerville Monday night drew a large crowd. Warner Neil went to the city on business. Miss Athline Grandy visited friends in Pomo Tuesday. Roy Jones and family visiting his parents Mr and Mrs BE Jones for a couple weeks. Mrs Anna Van Buren visiting daughter Mrs Earl Fahnestalk this week. Mr and Mrs Ross of Ukiah guests of Mr and Mrs O L Harden Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Potter
Dr. Mace
Ed Lamb
Ed Sacks
Ukiah
Belle Jackson
Shard Burris
Burris
San Francisco
Lee Knighten
Cecil Sortman
Pomo
Lake County
Union High School
Centerville
Warner Neil
City
Athline Grandy
Roy Jones
Anna van Buren
Earl Fahnestalk
Mrs. Ross of
0. L. Harden
Phil Josephs Quiet Visit To Salinas Briefly Noted
Phil Joseph and family traveled to Salinas in the latter part of last week for a short visit, marked by a quick family outing and steady travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Joseph
Salinas
Wool Market Sees Rally in Seaboard and West
California Wool Growers note a strengthening market as Seaboard prices rise and Western activity surges. About 20,000 pounds sold at San Angelo on May 22 with clips from 35 to 52 cents in grease, while clean landed prices range from 1.26 to 1.35 dollars. California and Texas wool prices, shipments, and lamb market dynamics across Chicago and Omaha show tightening supply and price shifts.
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California
Seaboard
San Angelo
Texas
Boston
New Territory
New Mexico
Buenos Aires
Mendocino
Chicago
Omaha
Telegram
St. Joseph
San Francisco Lamb Market Holds Steady Despite Overstock
Live lamb market shows little change from a week ago as killers remain overstocked and dressed lambs move slowly. Sonoma County lambs sold at 94 percent f o b shipping point, while a Los Angeles buyer paid 1 cent below f o b for 1000 lambs on a month old contract. Tehama County buyers seek July August delivery contracts near 10 percent o b shipping point. Some owners hold for 1 cent more, and 3000 yearling heads were sold by a Los Angeles firm for 10.50 per head. Davis ram sale set for June 15 16 with 300 rams offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sonoma County
Los Angeles
Tehama County
Davis
Baccalaureate Service for Graduating Class
The baccalaureate service for the graduating class will be held Sunday evening, June 11, at eight o'clock at the Presbyterian Church. Sermons will be preached by Rev. E. H. Benson, rector of the Episcopal Church, in a united church service with all congregations joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
E. H. Benson
Episcopal Church
First Presbyterian Church Activity Schedule
Rev W W Breckenridge presides at morning service at 11 am Sunday school at 10 am C E meeting at 750 pm and Wednesday prayer meeting evenings at the church Attendance and times noted for church activities and gatherings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
W. W. Breckenridge
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J. J. Mathews
D. C. Smith
Willis H. Prather
Lee Cunningham
J.C. Hurley
B. F. Watson
of Willits
Administrator A
W. F. Ornbam
R. L. Cleveland
James Rl. Elder
W. S. van Dyke
Frank Reynolds
E. G. Brown
Sheripe
R. R. Byrnes
J. A. Pettis
George Ray
Justice OF the Peace
Ukiah Township
John Burgess
Elmer G. Busch
Justice Ol the Peace
George A. Johnson
Justice OF the Peace OF
A. J. Fairbanks
Third Dist
Myrtle Eglin
Roy Good
Edgar Smith
Co. A. Lawson
Joe Weselsky
Constable
Calpella
Wilbourne Bros
P. O
Redwood Valley News
Fort Brage News
W. P. Wing
Hampshire
Poland
China
Straloch Farm
Davis, Calif
Detroit
M. Banker
Calif
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