Finnish Colony threshing ends season at Redwood Valley
Redwood Valley Sept 29 The Finnish Colony threshers finished the 1920 season, totaling 39,009 bushels with nearly half in wheat. J A Ford yielded 40 bushels per acre in wheat and 60 sacks of red oats from two acres, Fred Yates 400 sacks of barley from 16 acres, and Peter Fernbacks Hardy Boast wheat 13 sacks per acre. The Improvement Club met with President Jack Cowan. Trustees plan to consolidate schools where possible and urge patron support. Road work by O P Wells began to straighten a troublesome bend, and bus routes continue to require two trips daily to fetch all pupils.
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Redwood Valley
J. A. Ford
Ford
Fred. Yates
Peter
Improvement Club
Jack Cowan
Alex Kauhanmen
Union
O.P. Wells
Joe Pilareks
Sir Goudge
Manchester by the Sea residents list visits and updates
Local notes record residents and guests traveling to and from Manchester with stops in Santa Rosa San Francisco Fresno Ukiah and Petaluma. Families Bishop Biaggi Dahl Lawson and Akers are mentioned along with new vehicles and minor accidents.
Local residents and visits across the region
Mrs James Stitt visits daughters in Berkeley. Ernest Wheeler and wife travel to Ukiah en route to Eureka and reside in New Mexico. Wheeler is son of late Sam Wheeler, pioneer capitalist of Ukiah. Mrs Wheeler formerly Ada Handy. Mr and Mrs Donald Brown return from San Francisco. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fred Scholl in this city. Glenn South and wife visit from Oakland to see Randall Presleigh. Mrs South is Presleigh’s sister. Frank Wilson and wife visit daughter Mrs Alva Deacon in Fresno. Dr Roberd Thomas returns from Northwest trip. Atty W P Thomas summoned to San Francisco for business. Ed Keller leaves for San Francisco to head county department for H S Crocker Co.
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James’ Stitt
Berkeley
Ernest’ Wheeler
Ukiah
Eureka
New Mexico
Oe Glenn
South
Oakland
Randall J.presleigh
Presleigh
Frank Wilson
Alva Deacon
Fresno
Roberd Thomas
Northwest
Atty
W. P. Thomas
San Francisco
Ed. Keller
San Frantisco
H. S. Crocker Co
County
Laundry ad promises quality collars and shirts finish
An ad touts the Laundry as delivering well finished collars and shirts that can knot be beer. It promotes patronage for longer life and better linen finish, inviting readers to test the family washing rough dry service and offering wagon delivery to all city parts six days a week.
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Walter’ Winsby
D. A. Wilcox
Fred
Ellis
Anna Eldridge
Bay Cities
Gus Thowson
Fred Faas
Lois Tull
Lee Riggs
Lake County
Will Rogers
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Senday
Fox
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Thos. Meighan
Yoria Swanson
Keee
Manchester By-The- Sea
Manchester
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Los Angeles
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Santa Roga
Chester Bishop
Fort Bragg
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Alfred Phillips
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Sherwood Brothers
Austin Bishop
Jimmie Biaggi
Sam
Reinking
Florence Daugherty
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John Biaggi
Walter Foster
Petaluma
Chris Henderson
Mr. Akers
Jens Lawson
Billy
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Billy. Ee Ed Gordon
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Joyee
E. Bishop
San Jose
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BIG
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W. A. Ford
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Universal
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J. H. BARKER & SON _ Hardware
Lei
Standard Oil Company
Ukiah Stham Laundry
East Clay St
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J. W. Eversole
Tae Ae
Case Tractors
John Deere
COX Hardware CO
Schilling
Guittard’s
Scout Shoes
NEW Line Munson
Last Men's Shoes Boys' and Youths’ Shoes
Calpella, Calif