Greeting Governor Rolph at Ukiah Good Will Luncheon
Governor James Rolph and his party visited Ukiah for a countywide good will luncheon with about 150 attendees. Local officials led by H. L. Preston welcomed the governor. a redwood burl key to Mendocino County was presented. college and state officials spoke on banking, roads, employment, and agriculture.
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Ukiah High School
James Rolph
Santa Rosa
Napa
Petaluma
Ukiah
H. L. Preston
W. G. Cox
Burke Hill
Preston
Mendocino County
J. R. Thomas
Rolph
Edward Rainey
Rainey
State Banking Department
Ware
State Railroad Commission
Earl Lee Kelly
State Department of Public Works
California
San Francisco-Oakland Transbay
Henry Spurr
Ukiah Parlor
The
Native Sons
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
James Emmet Seawell
Bonners Welcome Evangelist On Overnight Visit
Reverend and Mrs Warren Bonner of Yuba City hosted evangelist Victor Peters who spoke at the Methodist church Sunday night before continuing to Tudor. Peters traveled with Peters to the Sacramento valley for an engagement and returned home after an overnight visit with local clergyman Reverend Arthur Bonner and his wife.
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Warren Bonner
Sacramento Valley
Victor Peters
Methodist
Tudor
Arthur Bonner
Bonner
Man Injures Hand Pruning Grapes at California Grape
Tony Revas of the California Grape Products Company lost the tip of his left ring finger Monday while pruning grapes. Dr. E C Bennett dressed the injury.
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Tony Revas
California Grape Products Company
E. C. Bennett
Mendocino County Assessor Notice on 1934 tax matters
Property owners must file a full report of real and personal property by noon on the first Monday in March 1934. Personal property taxes due at assessment time. Auto owners need a tax clearance endorsed on the back of the 1934 registration card before re registration. Clearances issued by the County Assessor. apply where the owner resides. Prompt action aids Assessors and DMV and prevents delays. F. W. Reynolds, 24
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Mendocino County
Department of Motor Vehicles
California
State Department of Motor Vehicles
F. W. Reynolds
Prospects Fair for Ukiah Tracksters Ahead of Season
Ukiah high track team begins preparations for the interclass meet on March 16. With many stars playing basketball, turnout is light but the squad gains form as cage sessions end. Van Voorhes likely fills Graziano’s gap in the mile and excels in half mile events. Bonnifield and Ford will focus on shot put after discus elimination from N W L. Weatherhead may clear six feet in high jump. Hansen leads pole vault. Ledeboer and Mahurin provide sprint and 440 speed. Parducci and Hildreth handle hurdles. Frey looks to score in broad and high jumps. Leno targets half mile and mile. With a strong nucleus and only a 15-point loss from last year, Ukiah anticipates a successful season.
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Ukiah High
van Voorhes
Graziano
N. W. L. Competiton
Ted Bonnifield
Bob Ford
Bonnifield
Weatherhead
Hansen
Crawford
Christensen
Ledeboer
Mahurin
Local Players Head to Tryouts for Coast League Teams
Henry Matson of Fort Bragg and Foggy Ottosen of Ukiah left for Sacramento to try out for the Sacramento baseball team of the Pacific Coast League at Morning Field. Ottosen is a hard hitter from Ukiah, while Matson, a strong pitcher, hopes to join the Senators. John Grilli, previously with Springfield Missouri in 1932, will try out with Oakland in Emeryville, noted as a hard hitting outfielder.
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Henry Matson
Fort Bragg
Ayia Idoyd
Ottosen
Ukiah
Sacramento
Morning Field
Matson J
Senators
John Grilli
Springfield, Missouri
Oakland
Emeryville
Grilli
College Men Win SF Teachers Edge Ukiah High 23-21
San Francisco State Teachers 145 pound squad defeated Ukiah high unlimited five 23 to 21 in Ukiah Friday night. A late field goal overturned a 12 to 4 Ukiah halftime lead as the city team used sharper ball handling and speed in the second half to pull ahead.
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Bay City
Ukiah
San Francisco State Teachers
Ukiah High Unlimited Five
City Boys
Junior College Club Visits San Francisco Bay Bridges
Jewell Blankenship, a former Ukiah student now with the Santa Rosa junior college engineers club, led a group of 22 students and three faculty members on an all day inspection tour of the San Francisco bay bridges. They visited the Marin and Alameda approaches, were lent a boat by the American Dredging Company, and toured Mare Island with navy guides. more trips are planned for spring semester.
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Jewell Blankenship
Ukiah
Santa Rosa Junior College Engineer's Club
San Francisco Bay
Floyd P. Bailey
W. W. Shahan
Marin
East Bay
Transbay Bridge
Alameda
Mrs Mary B Templeton Returns From Anderson Valley Visit
Mrs Mary B Templeton has returned home after a several week visit at the R T Hutsell residence in Anderson Valley.
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Mary B.templeton
R.T. Hutsell
Anderson Valley
Local Aggregation Defeat Valley Five In Doubleheader
Native Sons basketball squads swept Potter Valley, winning the B game 27 to 25 and the A contest 43 to 14. Shoemake led the B team with 11 points, while Robinson of Potter B had 13 for the game. The A team built a 22 to 7 halftime lead and cruised, Sanchez topping scoring with 17 and Clancio adding 10.
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Native Sons
Potter Valley
Shoemake
Robinson
Ukiah and Fort Bragg to open NWL basketball series
Ukiah high school hosts Fort Bragg in the first NWL title game with Bob Ford and Pavioni at center. Fort Bragg is favored. a second game follows at Fort Bragg next week and a possible third at Ukiah. A preliminary includes Ukiah B's against an unnamed team before the main 9 pm matchup.
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Ukiah High School Unlimited
Fort Bragg
Fishing Good Sunday At Eel River Dam
Rainy Sunday drew many anglers to the Eel river near the lower dam where steelhead catches reached 16 and 17 pounds. Deputies counted 50 cars on the riverbank as the season’s last day drew weekend workers outdoors in slickers hats and even swimming attire.
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Fish and Game Commissioners
Native Sons at Fort Bragg Return Match
The Native Sons travel to Fort Bragg for a rematch with the Fort Bragg Community club quintets Saturday night. In the first meeting the Natives won 38 to 30 here. Since then the Fort Bragg Outlaws and the Community club merged into an A squad with stronger players, while the Natives show improvement aiming for an even break.
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Fort Bragg
Fishing season closed announced by deputy commissioner
Earl Macklin of the fish and game department announced that the open season for salmon and steelhead fishing ends February 28. Any person caught fishing after this date will be arrested.
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Earl Macklin
Fish and Game
Ukiah B Noses Out Potter Valley 14 10
Ukiah B edged Potter Valley 14 to 10 in a slow game. Weatherhead scored 10 points for Ukiah while Bob Ford starred on defense.
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Weatherhead
Ukiah
Bob Ford
Potter Valley Five
Cloverdale Citrus Fair Expected Profit
Directors report a tentative profit of 1200 to 1500 dollars from the Cloverdale Citrus fair. Final audit pending, but officials say they are well pleased with the financial outcome despite lower attendance from bad weather. The fair has consistently posted profits in previous years in the Redwood Empire.
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Redwood Empire
Cousin of City Figure Visits on Business Mission
Gus Redwine Jr arrived from Coverd this week on a business mission. He is a cousin of Guy Redwine of this city.
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Gus Redwine, Jr
Guy Redwine
Windsor man and Dos Rios resident visit town
Charles Lawson of Windsor visited relatives here during the week and attended to business matters. William Fales of Dos Rios was a visitor here this week.
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Charles Lawson
Windsor
William Fales
Dos’ Rios
Johnson and party shifts reshape California politics
The piece notes a shift toward nonpartisan local politics, crediting Hiram Johnson for breaking party lines. It traces his rise from Republican revolt to leading the Progressive movement, his 1932 support for the Democratic candidate, and his ongoing Senate bid with anticipated strong Democratic and Hoover-Republican opposition. It also discusses potential supervisor candidates and debates over election board partisanship and Democratic factions.
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Cafornia
Hiram Johnson
California
Republican Party
Southern Pacific
Progressive Party
Herbert Hoover
National Republican Organization
Johnson
United States Senate
Democratic
Hoover Republicans
Traffic charge against Tom Williams in Ukiah incident
Tom Williams a 50 year old Ukiah Indian was arrested for drunken driving by local traffic officers early this week.
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Tom Williams
Traf
Ed Miller Visits Home From UC For Weekend With Parents
Ed Miller a University of California student spent the weekend at his parents home near the Mendo state hospital with Supervisor and Mrs L E Miller.
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Ed Miller
University of California
L. E. Miller
Mendo‘eino State Hospital
Lilley Redwood Park Welcomes Friendly Bear Attraction
In Lilley Redwood Park Mendocino County a bear cub has become a daily visitor at the tree shop inside a growing redwood. Mr and Mrs W G Lilley report the hungry cub is tame and grateful for food, hoping to stay as a permanent park attraction amid 400 acres of virgin timber. Miss Mabel Rogers also sells burl novelties there.
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Lilley
Redwood Park
Mendocino County
W. G. Lilley
Mabel Rogers
Redwood Empire
P G E Rates for Farmers Slashed
The Pacific Gas and Electric Company announces rate cuts for northern California farmers and domestic users. Beginning with the April meter reading through July, agricultural power consumers will be billed at half the regular rate for excess kilowatt hours over those used in 1933. From March 1 onward, a new low domestic rate of one cent per kilowatt hour applies to households with both an electric range and automatic storage water heater, one third less than the rate for cooking and water heating above 170 kWh per month.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Company
California
P. M. Downing
Boonville visit by student from Santa Rosa junior college
J. T. Farrer and his son visited Boonville on Saturday. The young man is a student at Santa Rosa junior college.
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J. T. Farrer
Boonville
The
Santa Rosa Junior College
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