Mendocino County Property Transfers and Mortgages 1934
A detailed list of deeds trusts mortgages and releases in Mendocino County from May 1934 to June 1934 including deeds of trust to the Federal Land Bank of Berkeley and various releases and reconveyances. Entries cover properties in Ukiah Calpella Willits Yokayo Rancho Round Valley and surrounding townships with numerous parcels and acreages and amounts noted. The compilation includes homestead declarations and notices of mining claims among other public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif Pac Title & Trust Co
Frank H Beck
Mendocino County
Roy M Bauer
Anna M Walker
John Acquistapace Etux
D Ellis
D C Dean
Chas Parker
Mads Iversen
Nellie E McGimsey
Mendocino Courtty
Fred Cromwell
Charles Guntly
Calpella Fruit Land Tract
Daisy Viola Moore
Jennie F Martin
Daugherty's
Addn
Willits
Mendocino
State of California
PM McBride
Oliver Boyce
State of
California
John Todd
W F Ornham
George Hoffman
Charles NI Underwood
Alonzo Rusk
Garzini
Guiseppe Cantaroni
Mary M Byrnes
R R Byrne
Wallace N Fulwider
Abe B Requa
Calpella
Peter Clark
William Dobbins
Round Valley Reservation
Katherine P Harvey
Della M Anderson
Ukiah City
William Bromley
S Lossi
George B Vassar
W J Ellis
W C Dean
Nts
John Toddetux
WC Ellis
WC Dean
Federal Land Bank of Berkeley
Noyo
Frank Williams Et Ax
W D Ellis
John A Westfall
Land Bank
E D Woodworth
Jessie Woodworth
Elmer D Woodworth
J W Kingren
Mendocino Co Title Co
Brusheaux
Katherine PF Harvey
Ukiah
A C Hunter
C N Brush
Julius Rottluff
Mendocino County Title Co
Oliver Busch
Richard Merkey Et al
Martin del Reetux
Perley Maxwell
Elsie Maxwell Et al
Transamerica Corp
Capita
Santa Rosa Oil & Dev. Co
Western Casualty & Guaranty Co
Kenneth Maxwell
First National Bank of Cloverdale
Domenic Crinella
Anna B Prager
O Haehlet Ax
Hallie G Blosser Et Ax
Enis
C Dean
Chase Perkins Et Ux
Ukiah Production Credit Association
Yuba County
L Singley
Theo S Ford
Yokayo Rancho
Chas H Luce
O F Elphigh
Cora D Teal
H W Salisbury
Little Lake Land Co
O Walker
Luella I Walker
Potter Valley
C M Mannon
C H Luce
Anglo & London Paris National Bank of
S F
Glen Blair Redwood Co
Jocke Ames Williams
J E Williams
C A Williams
M C Hurtetux
Hurtetux
Charles D Jones
Sec 3Rd
Bank Act of Calif
Crocker First Federal Trust Company
Crocker First National Bank of SF
Sadie G Roeder
M C Hurt
Rhodes
E C Rawles
J R Figone
Martha A Simonson
Samuel B Welch
Alice C Welch
Dept of Public Works
State of Calif
K N Dewar
H A Reynolds
Mendocino Notes highlight staff moves and visits
Local notes show Miss Mae Altman securing a contract with Manteca high school near San Francisco. Various Mendocino residents are mentioned visiting relatives in Oakland and Berkeley, planning trips to San Jose, Cloverdale, Mosswood Park, and the Eagles picnic. A rain spell affected some county hay but caused limited damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino
Mae Altman
Manteca High School
Manteca
Miss Altman
San Francisco
Escalon
Helen Stockholm
Eiler Oppenlander
Comptche
Bertha Reep
East Mendocino
Stanford Lane Hospital
Laing Chambers
San Jose
San Jose State College
John Silva
Oakland
Leonard Madera
Madera
Andre
Amanda Sarowski
Berkeley
John Burbeck
George Cummings
John Dietz
Cloverdale
James Scott
Beverly Cummings
John Nilson
Gloria Andre
E. L. Williams
Frank
Robert Mathison
Ridge
Henry
George Bowman
James Bowman
Kathleen Unmack
Helen Lemos
Jean Switzer
Altman
Bay Cities
Jack Nilsen
Archie Silvera
James O'Donnell
Manuel Andre Passes Away After Long Illness
Manuel Andre, longtime resident and native of Portugal, died Wednesday morning after a lingering illness. Aged 71, he came to the coast about 30 years ago and lived here with his wife and six children. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon from the family home and burial followed in the Catholic cemetery. The services were conducted under Grace C Cannarr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Andre
Portugal
Grace C. Cannarr
Mendo Lake council installs new officers at Clear Lake Oaks
Newly elected officers of the Mendo Lake council were formally installed Wednesday at Clear Lake Oaks. Mrs. Don Macmillan of Hopland is president of the 2-county organization. A basket luncheon was served during the day.
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Mendo Lake
Dividends of Health Traits Cited by Pitkin
Walter B. Pitkin, Columbia University professor, argues health yields peace of mind through traits like unawareness of bodily discomfort, absence of self consciousness, absorbed outside interests, weathering insults calmly, joy in living, bearing heavy work without fatigue, strict habits, limited narcotic use, and avoiding psychic escapes. The article appears in Hygela Health Magazine.
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Amwaltil
Wales
Walter B. Pitkin
Columbia, University
Hygela Health Magazine
How Chicks Hatch and Breathe Inside Egg Shell
The article explains the egg tooth on the upper beak used to crack the shell, which disappears after hatching. It describes chick respiration inside the shell through microscopic shell holes and skin with blood vessels, carrying air and removing carbon dioxide. Water supply is noted from the yolk and eye area, with hatchlings moving for days after emergence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
How Blotters Came About
The blotting paper story arose from an English paper mill accident. A worker forgot sizing, ruining a paper lot. The proprietor protested with a note, but ink spread on the damaged sheet. He realized the sheet could dry ink, leading to blotting paper sold under that name, per the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Population by Continent Estimated in 1930
Pathfinder Magazine cites the International Statistical Institute estimate that the world population exceeds 2,000,000 divided by continents: North and South America 240,000,000 Europe 550,000,000 Australia 7,000,000 Asia 960,000,000 Africa 150,004,000 with about half female and a net annual gain of 30,000,000.
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International Statistical Institute of the
League of Nations
North
South America
Europe
Australia
Asia
Africa
Pathfinder Magazine
Japan's Pacific Mandates Extend Across Vast Sea Areas
The Pacific mandates of Japan extend 1,200 miles north from the Equator and 2,500 miles east to west. The total land area is 820 square miles, comprising 625 islands. The island groups include the Marianne Islands excluding Guam, plus the Marshall and Caroline Islands, with Guam held by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Pacific
Equator
Marianne Islands
Guam
United States
Marshall Islands
Caroline Islands
Tube Traffic Handling In Holland Tunnel Details
The Holland tunnel links Jersey City and New York City with twin tubes. Each tube measures 9,250 feet in length with an external diameter of 20 feet 6 inches and an interior roadway width of 20 feet and clearance height of 18 feet 6 inches. Traffic operates in one direction only.
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Holland Tunnel
Jersey City
New York City
Manx Cat Tail Debate Sparks Curious Theories
Detroit News discusses the Manx cat a tailless breed. It notes theories from Oriental origin Noah’s Ark lore to Ark passage, offering a playful look at its hind-leg structure and rabbit-like fur texture. The piece highlights public interest in this unique feline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Japan
Ina
Detroit News
Why Type of Woman Is Referred to as Harpy
The term harpy derives from Greek myth. In an account of Aeneas and Trojan refugees, the harpies are described as dreadful creatures with coarse hair, red eyes, and beaked mouths. From this guise the word came to denote a cruel malicious or vindictive woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpy
Aengas
Troy
Why Turkeys Are Bald Legend Of The Bald Headed Bird
An old North American legend explains the turkey’s bald head and head blisters. A winter tale says a single spark survived in a tree hollow and the turkey kept it alive by fanning with its wings, earning the fire back to the world and a badge of honor.
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North America
Answers Magazine
Parson Bird Named for White Throat Patches
A small black bird from New Zealand and Australia is called the parson bird for two white globular throat spots that resemble clerical bands. In flight the bird shows clownish antics and somersaults yet it is valued as a cage bird for its beautiful singing and mimicry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Australia
Exclusion of Japanese Immigrants Cited by Pathfinder
Pathfinder Magazine argues that Japanese and other non white migrants are excluded for failing to assimilate, retaining racial character, and lowering living standards. It warns that 14 hour days at 75 cents would push wages downward, noting Pacific coast tensions before the exclusion law was enacted.
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Pacific Coast
Pathfinder Magazine
Why Fish Eyes Are So Located
The shape and placement of a fish eye depend on its habits. Bottom dwellers have upward looking eyes near the top of the head. Most species have eyes on the sides so only one eye views at a time. Fast predators can use both eyes to look forward.
Why Few Canadian Banks Fail Explain Canada banking stability
Canada shows fewer bank failures due to fewer banks and concentration of resources. One bank with many branches holds over 27 percent of banking resources, while three banks with 2 600 branches control about 70 percent. Government control differs from the United States, contributing to stability.
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Canada
United States
Dominion
Why Throne Heir Was Called Dauphin
The title originated with the lords of Dauphine province. The last lord died childless and left his lands to Philippe VI’s grandson on one condition. The heir apparent would bear the title Dauphin of Vienne and govern the province.
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Dauphin
Dauphine
Philippe VI
France
Vienne
Hhe
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J D Metzler
Calif Fruit Exchange
Sacramento
Calif
Peter Clarket
Mortgagors
Covelo
H A Singley
Lawrence Singley
Earl A Ford
J W Clark
Hot Springs Ranch, Inc
P C Smith
Duane Bittenbender
Sherwood
G E Cook
Mort
Carl G Bliss
Lester S Brown
Norge Power Co L
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Wm Mochling
F B “Girard
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