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Newspaper
Dispatch Democrat
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
4
The snippet lists J. B. Sanford as editor and proprietor and K. Y. Thurston as associate editor and manager with advertising rates on application. It reflects masthead and rate policy details typical of a historic local paper.
In San Francisco on May 9, the supreme court's ruling against a portion of the alien land law stirs debate on judiciary minds and recall. Senator Phelan is urged for Governor with letters, petitions, and business support. Republicans and farmers back a strong state leadership amid rising budgets and tax concerns.
A lunchtime tip recommends a cool rich creamy milk shake to satisfy and nourish after the Cecille Hotel buffet. The beverage is said to top off lunch and invigorate workers for the afternoon as they return to the office or workshop.
Morris and LeRoy recommend a cream and lotion to combat roughness from the spring climate. The guidance targets dry, irritated areas with products designed to moisturize and protect the skin.
Dispttch want ads show increased effectiveness this week with several readers reporting satisfactory inquiries. H. L. Bergstrom advertised a house and lot three weeks ago. Chris Bruns purchased the house and moves this week. Other ads note inquiries from Box W, R Williams, M Banker, Mrs D S McKinley, Jas Stitt, and A L Wessels offering ranch property loans.
The Saturday Afternoon Club held a well decorated meeting presided by Mrs. Stout. A conservation committee arranged for Paul Reddington to speak on May 13 with a projection machine and slides on conservation and forestry. Mrs. Louis Hildreth performed a Dolly Varden routine, and Mrs. Irving Brazier reported on a district federation meeting in San Rafael.
Ukiah Christian bible school plans a Mother’s Day program with mothers and grandmothers as guests. Each attendee receives a white carnation and souvenirs, with special tokens for each great grandmother and great great grandmother. The event honors the mother with most descendants and the oldest and youngest mothers present. Pastor A N Martin will give a Mother’s Day address after the Bible school hour.
Mr and Mrs Frank Roberts went to the baseball game last Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs Will Hagans and Mrs Benson Edwards.
State of California Mendocino County bank figures list loans and discounts deposits and capital reserves. The document records assets liabilities and earnings including cash on hand checks deposits and capital paid in with signatures of H L Preston president and R E Shimmin secretary. Notary Penland attests sworn May 11 1922.
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co announces schedule changes at Ukiah on Sunday May 14. Train No 2 arriving at 12 28 will come at 12 15. Train No 1 arriving at 3 00 will depart at 3 17. New trains No 5 and No 6 add service from Ukiah to San Francisco and back. Train No 4 arrives Ukiah 10 38 and becomes 1 15. Train No 3 departs Ukiah 4 10 arriving San Francisco 9 05.
Mrs. Anna Higgins of Caspar, a member of the grand jury, has spent the past week as a visitor in Ukiah.
Chas. Kasch C A Bernhard F J Neubauer and Julius Roller returned the first of the week from a weekend motor trip to Sacramento.
A prize program runs from May 10 to December 1, 1922 to encourage better pictures. Prizes for amateurs with developing and printing by A F Wagar. Mrs Grace Hudson will judge winners. Visit listed places for particulars and to leave work.
The Kosmos Club met Thursday at the country home of Mrs. C. D. Flowers for a pleasant afternoon. The event showcased western hospitality and notable club business, including reports on the eight annual women’s clubs convention by Mrs. Bessie Cox and Mrs. Katherine Foster. Officers for the coming year were elected and tentative plans adopted. Arthur Stipp attended a Lake county discussion on town ordinances earlier in the week.
Led by Mrs. Martha Toles, the group enjoyed an afternoon of unison singing. A dainty refreshment service concluded the gathering with Mrs. Flowers assisted by Mrs. Harold Holliday and Miss Elsie Stipp in entertaining.
Last Friday Mrs. Hart Ford and Mrs. Russell Ford entertained at cards on Evans street. The rooms were decorated with marigolds maidenhair and lilacs. Prizes were won by Mrs. Wark Cox and Mrs. Brice Hoskins. Attendees included Mesdames Brice Hoskins Clarence Brown Frank Bertsch Sam Ray John Burgess Kirk Ford Robert McGarvey Taylor McGarvey Herman Iversen Victor McGarvey Jack Smith Elmer Gibson Neil Anker Floyd Banker Volney Van Dyke Earl Cox.
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