Ten Years Ago Ukiah News Highlights Far North Coast
A long list ofUkiah and Mendocino County items from March 1929 includes a Eureka Express head on collision near Largo Station killing engineer George Bradley and freight foreman Ray Landree, with over twenty injured. Also reported are liquor seizures by deputies, a new depot project, hospital plans, vineyard and road work, local weddings and births, staff changes at the Republican Press, war veterans, weather impacts on sheep, liquor activity among Indians, a dance pavilion, a dry Sunday move in Petaluma, and steamship losses from the Fulton voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Largo
George Bradley
Ray Landree
Freman
Bradley
P. F. Bowman and Son
Elisha
Ten Mile
Fort Bragg
Frank Fisk
NWP
Lou Hofman
San Francisco
Babe
Lou
Ben
Healdsburg
Ukiah General Hospital
New California Vineyardists’ Association
Mendocino
Hopland
CVA
James Curri
Potter Valley
Ukiah
Richmond
Cloverdale
Leslie
Wayne Crawford
Southwest
Old Mexico
Wing Ling
California
Canton
China
Celestial
Robert McCarvey
Hazel Belle Ford
Senate Committee of State Hospitalse
Ukiati
Viert Mendocino State Hospital
Shori W. J. Orr
Sonoman County
Charlea Guidi
Louis Bare Cagle
Guidiville
Rancheria
Ures
Riverside
Bern
Oliver Evans i Ukiah
Petaluma
Fulton
Cone Cero
Barton's Beach
Lund
Quotation Changes Highlight Price Shifts This Week
The week saw quotations move from six to ten cents, reflecting market price adjustments and limited supply. Traders note variability across batches and regional differences affecting current values and demand.
Eureka Councilmansville Retests After Warning Over Mill
Eureka Humboldt county councilman Gibtard faced a committee warning about building a mill in Eureka and the threat of arson. Report notes social visits, school appointments, a kitchen party, a botched arson at Camp restaurant, a train robbery acquittal in Kansas City, frost effects on fruit, and local real estate and horticultural plans. The item lists numerous local notices including church, school, and business updates, plus a move by J. Parsons to Vancouver to teach at Holy Angels College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibtard
Eureka
Humboldt County
E. A. Carey
Sacramento
Horace
Fields
Carrie Garser
Josie Ames
Grace Reid
Perkins Street
Miss Garser
Indian Creek
United State
Lincoln
Placer County
Manila
Ukiah News Briefs From 1919 Earthquake Note And Rail Plan
Twenty years ago on February 28, 1919 Ukiah residents reported a slight earthquake felt yesterday afternoon. A coast highway route from Mountain House through Anderson Valley to the Navarro River and coast was endorsed as the best all-around lateral for the coast at a Mendocino coast meeting. Dr J B Hogshead of Covelo, who bought the Ukiah Times, will take possession in March. Lou Howard visited from Lake Sante to attend the cell- RSE ROR c ete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Mountain House
Anderson Valley
Navarro River
Mendocino
Hogshead
Covelo
Ukiah Times
Lou Howard
Lake Sante
Local Pottery Valley Social News Highlights and Visits
Potter Valley notes entertainments and guest visits in a February community roundup. Items include a patriotic themed buffet and contract bridge party with high scores, local residents hosting friends from Shafter and Santa Cruz, hospital training updates, a Grange card tourney, and weekend trips to Cloverdale and San Francisco for medical care and fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Valley
J. ¥. Lietrinck
C. M. Fulkerson
P. B. Westerman
R. R. Ingely
K. N. Hengeveld
Mary Heneveld
Ernest Pauli
Liefrinck
Fulkerson
Paul Anderson
Shafter
J. J. Furber
Lenora Witherspoon
Grant G. Grant
Santa Cruz
Ella March
San Luisa Obispo
Roberta Dickey
T. Zion Hospital
San Francisco
Farm Mart Institute Slated for March 17 at Lakeport
Lake County farm advisor I R Barnard announced the eighth annual northern California Market Day to be held Friday March 17 in the Lakeport High School gym. Leading agricultural experts from the west will address the meeting including Dr Ira D Cardiff Holmes Bishop Arthur Shultis and Dr Von T Edlaworth. Farm Bureau leaders from northern California are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Hosa
Northern California
I. R. Barnard
Lake County
West
Lakeport High School
Ira D. Cardiff
Washington
Holmes Bishop
Associated Farmers of California
Arthur Shultis
University of California
von T. Edlaworth
California Farm Bureau Research Department
Barnard
Farm Bureau
California
The Paying Way 18 The Classified Way
River Mills where she teaches school notes Don Eddie spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs W T Eddie in a brief local update from the community page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Mills
Don Eddie
Mrs. W. T. Eddie
New Farm Tractor Revealed by Caterpillar Co
Caterpillar Tractor Co unveils the new 3-1 plow farm tractor the R2 designed for economy under all conditions. Four cylinder engine with high compression option for gasolines and multiple fuel grades, five speed transmission, and powerful gear ratios aim to cut working time 25 to 40 percent. Includes power take off and belt pulley options to drive grain separators and other farm machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cater Piliss Tractor Co
Peorin
Minos
Pageant Celebrates P T A Work Through Founders Day
Layton Sulgue unit CCOPCP presented a multi speaker pageant tracing the work of the P T A through years. The program featured a character building address by Mrs Charlotte Pedrotti, songs by the Mother's chorus, and a Boys glee club entertainment. Founders Day gifts support national and local PTA extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laytonsulgue
Layton
Ccopcp
Congiras
Thore
Helva Harwood
Min Rose Wilson
Charlotte Pediott
Mas. Q. H. McNeal
Charlotte Pedrotti
Mendocino Day Band Plans Mapped At Willits Meeting
At a Saturday Willits meeting with Wilts municipal restrictors and Superintendent John W. Taylor, a county concert band and a cancer band from multiple high schools were proposed to attend Mendocino Day at Treasure Island. About 200 students would participate, with two smaller high school bands marching. Funding and bus availability are unresolved as the plan hinges on county supervisors funding portions of the trip. Music instructors joined principals after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenta
Mendocino
Treasure Island
Wilts
John W. Taylor
Taylor
Willits
Children Prove To Be Robbers
Six year old children robbed George David’s West Clay Street shop Sunday night fleeing with three watches rings pocket knives and other articles. The unlocked door and a crawl hole large enough for the children aided the break in as authorities recovered the stolen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George David
West Clay Street
Calpella News Roundup March 1
Calpella March 1 notes show Mias Hicks of San Francisco called home due to her mother’s illness. Mrs Hicks reported improving. Percy McGee returns from Los Angeles after visit with his mother. Mrs McGee improving. Mrs Samuel Newell recovering from serious illness. Burt Snook of Laytonville visiting the Snook home. Mr and Mrs Witcox with Guy Christy report good fishing. Bud Elmer and Maurice Sowerwine weekend visitors. Mrs Bert Lane and Joy visit Mary McClean of Ukiah. Jimmy Lindsay visits friends in Calpella, returns to Grass Valley. Bertha Bakker and aunt spend weekend with Crepholler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Witcux
Guy Christy
U'charity Forces Ustal
Ashing
Bud
Elmer
Maurice Sowerwine
Calpella
Bert Lane
Joy
Lane
Mary McClean
Ukiah
Jimmy Lindsay
Grass Valley
Bertha Bakker
Governor Samish and reform proposals dominate state politics
The article portrays a Sacramento scene where Samish proclaims loyalty to the legislature over the governor, while Philbrick urges prosecutions and reforms. He calls for perjury charges against C P Cregan and suggests bar investigations into Mayer and Stillman, plus a sweep of ethics laws governing lawyers, legislators, lobbying, and campaign contributions. The governor pledges administration focused on the economically submerged, promising fair dealing for business and citizens alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creed Philbrick
Otis D Baberck
Sacramento
C. P. Cregan
International Alliance of Theat-reel
Witet
Louis Bo Mayer
William C. Stillman
Nebiott
State Bar
Los Angeles County Bar Association
Phibrick
Philbrick
Samish
Choty Nt
California
Redwood Valley Social Roundup Amid Weekend Visits
Redwood Valley reports a weekend of visiting guests and local gatherings. Ernest Nelson and daughter Darks dined with Mio and Mrs Glenn Younsteen in Lake County. Pioneer Boys enjoyed a cappling party led by Allin Hargreaves. Wesley Michael of San Francisco visited Mr and Mrs Pred Kelly as Mrs Kelly remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Valley
Mer
Ernest Nelson
Darks
Mio
Glenn Younsteen
Lake County
Pioneer
Ely
Allin Hargreaves
Wesley Michael
San Francisco
Pred Kelly
Mr. Michael
Kelly
Mars
Rely
Tonilectomy for Hue Gibson at Wkiah General Hospital
Hue Gibson daughter of Mr and Mrs Lon Gibson had a tonsillectomy Tuesday at Wkiah General Hospital performed by Dr L K Van Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue Gibson
Lon Gibson
Wkiah General Hospital
L. K. van Allen
Fort Bragg Obituaries and Local Notices
Fort Bragg news reports multiple obituaries and local notes. Albert Bangs died in San Francisco after moving from Fort Bragg in 1960. funeral held there. Colberg also died in San Mateo after hospital treatment. services at Cannarr funeral parlors. Other individuals visited San Francisco for medical care or vacations, with brief family mentions and local affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bragg
Albert Bangs
San Francisco
Saturdas
Ecoleadth Taps
Union
Aneap Prg
Onakland
Bangs
Union Lumber Company
Phaal
Aanahters
Isabelle Banwece Rahman
Myrtle Bangs
Alberta Bangs
Albert
Colle i
Adolph Colberg
San Mateo
Pneumonitis
Kehoe
Greenerye
Oretuin
Colberg
Fort Ria Bagie
Cannarr
Dan Hill
Cedar Mille
Modoc County
Richie Cameron
Atte
Arthur Gray
Mary Methlan
Mire
Harry Martin
EL. Forster
Rush Allert
Kathryn Harman
John Unoman
Union Taamaker
Myre Harman
San Diego Slayer Booked in Jail in Santa Rosa
Unclear OCR text describes a figure named Wilkes or Wilkon tied to San Diego, with mentions of Santa Rosa County, a hospital transfer, and police actions. The garbled lines reference arrest, custody, and en route events, but critical names and facts remain uncertain due to transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Santa Rosa
Charlies
Wilkes
Shaver
Wran
Santa Rose County
Mentecino State Hospital
Tralmage
Wilkon
Jin Feane
Demity Shertt
Martlett
Ran Diego
Neste Rat
Healdabute
Kanta Rosa Sheritta Depfies Hove Noth
Riding Academy Opened At Race Track North Of Town
Miss Betty Fuller directs a new riding academy at the race track on the highway north of town. A Ukiah resident for over a year and a graduate of Ukiah Union High School, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs P V Fuller. Penny a minute rate mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Fuller
Betty
Ukiah
Ukiah Union High School
P. V. Fuller
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William Howard
Charles Carlton Moore
Matwen
Etuade
Lowe
Dean van Voast
Round Valley Secion
J Jordan
Sonoma County
Mernant
Ukialy
Areham Farmera
R. Angle
Walker Valley
Frank Carrillo
Alice Claypont
Butte
Henry Streets
Hillman
J.C. Parsons
Oklahust
Wedtenday
Vancouver
Washington Territory
Holy Angels Callers
Clem
Potter Valley News
Brad Wildlwins
Grange Hall
Ira Harvey
Pedro
W. James
James Eddie
W.T. Eddie
Howard Brooks
EB. A. Spotswood
Ann
T. F. Liefrinck
Patsy
Norma
James Jensen
George Burkhart
H. R. Pickle
Orval Frost
Olive Bush
Wits
Bert Dunn
Uliah
Stan Pier
O. W. Walton
Pitt
Farm Mart
Lakeport
Misc Prtothy Davis
Boys Glee Club
Mea
JW Neblett
Laytonville
Macame
Mon Batitia Lytle
California Congress
Woth
Calpeela
People's Gov't
Samich
Businecs Croups
Banks
Fort Bragg Acrie of Eagles No. 438
CAL
Aleco Fordson
PIANC
Bis Savings
J. F. Smith
St. Sacramento
Calif
Zatae
Fer
Opis Menthe
Momsen
Melean
Dave
Franeteco Tekins
Jp Vision
Tower of Jewels
Panama
Pacific Internationsl
Efit Sear
Are
Uae
R. A. Milne
Savings Bank
Chas
Kasch
Odd Fellows Building
North State St
Ukiah, Calif
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