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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1968
Page
3
The readable fragments mention individuals such as Leah Mittenmn, Joan Mor, Boyd, and Bill Russell, with garbled phrases suggesting discussions of morality, race, and public reaction. The piece references gun imagery and a response to reader engagement, but lacks coherent narrative or clear event.
Legal notices and affidavits announce hearings for probate of estates, including Battista Pedrottis, James Henderson, and other decedents. Creditors are alerted to file claims with vouchers within six months at the Mendocino Superior Court or administrator offices, with attorneys listed for each estate.
A garbled OCR snippet lists unclear tokens and names. It mentions Mar Se and Mie with possible references to people or places but unreadable. No clear event or organization can be identified from the fragment.
Af wy is élat a 2 benecacyst 1 Nore, 44.- 4 Pont UOYTRTO es iadPudpey.
A fragmented note recalls Dwight Diviad TM Sigelel facing career milestones in the army years before a commission. The text hints at a 1936 lieutenant colonel trajectory and references prior service or titles with unclear chronology.
A detailed note discusses a Bridge hand from Minneapolis with North’s jump to six spades and South's five not, examining grand slam chances and finesses. It includes the Daily Question: with Spades A10 Hearts K97 Diamonds J bricks 7 3 Clubs K10 85, pass is advised for an 11 high card points, avoiding a weak suit bid.
Newstand operator Bernard Walker posted a notice outside his shop describing a "vacation" at Cliftonville with pleasant weather. The readable fragment ends with an odd remark about dentures and embarrassment, leaving the full context unclear and prompting questions from passersby.
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