Cox Realty Notice and Address Fragment
A fragmented OCR item references Cox Realty, with partial details including an address at 58 State Street and mentions of a realty notice. The readable portion points to Cox Realty and a location, but the surrounding text is incomplete.
Farmers Face Higher Prices For Eggs And Milk
The report notes rising costs on farms with eggs at about $2 per dozen and milk at 50 cents per quart when produced by the same methods as two decades ago. It cites Berkeley land bank and the association as part of broader consumer publication coverage.
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Ombauh
Berkeley Land Bank
Deeds Record Transactions in Yokayo Rancho and Local Tracts
A series of deed transfers dated July to August 1966 lists multiple property trades and chain of title changes. Notable names include Pagliero, Radaker, Zappacosta, Valeri, and Ray linking Yokayo Rancho properties and Empire Gardens, with several parcels such as Yokayo Rancho and Indian Shoals Tract. Public records show transfers among individuals and developers like Surfwood Development Co. Inc and others, spanning July 1966 to August 1966.
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Rowe
Alfred Clay
Wayne
Patricie
David
Bowman
Indian Shoals
Billy de Burk
James
Edward Belliston
Chas Luce
James O- Brown
S. Mack Brown
Empire Gardens
Bill N Jackson
Gay”Morrow
Oak ‘Manor
George P. Ray
Dessie
Frank ‘Zappacosta
John Pagliers
Yokayo Rancho
Frank Zappacosta
Eva
Radaker
Deeds
Certiheri
St. of
Calif
Curtis It van Antwerp
Richard Wharton
Rose
E.wilson
Donald Edwins Wilson
Eod
Hee
R. ‘Moore
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Daryl
van Dyke
J Bryant
Norma
Cécconi
Gary B ‘Horton
Guar Co
J. W Trumble
Oscar
Cc Smith
Oscar C Smith
Trumble
I E. Barnes
Carl de Barnes
Marvin E Sheldon
Ed D
Dickerman
James C Mock
Earl Phillips
Raymond W Isle
James Crume
Mock
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Local Democratic Conference Opens Amid Civil Rights Debate
A Western Democratic Conference in Utah kicks off amid discussions of civil rights and air pollution. Delegates, including Lucy Reda, weigh expediency versus right policy as President’s approach faces potential unpopularity in the upcoming election.
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Viet Nam
Lucy Reda
Utah
West
Democratic’ Conference
Harris Elevated to Executive Vice President at Beaumont & Associates
Ralph Harris, vice president and general manager of Shelter Cove land development in Humboldt County, is elected executive vice president for planning and development of R. J. Beaumont & Associates. He will keep his Shelter Cove post while taking charge of Brooktrails land development near Willits, with a 4 200 acre forest reserve and 5 600 lots planned for public near term. Harris splits time between Brook and Shelter Cove, commuting by plane.
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Ralph Harris
Shelter Cove
Humboldt County
R. J. Beaumont & Associates
Harris
Shelter ‘Cove
S. Beaumont . & Associates
Brooktrails Land ‘Development
Willits
Ktraits
Brooktrail
Brook
Saat Iby
Untangling Fragmentary Regional Aid Statement
Fragmentary OCR text references Western governments aiding Pakistan's regions to achieve independence. No clear entities or events. Summary constrained by available words.
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Pakistan
Bauxite Shipments Rise to 21.5 Million in 1963
Washington reports U S bauxite shipments totaling 21.5 million dollars in 1963. Bureau of the Census figures appear in the 1963 census of mineral industries.
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Washington
UPD
U. S
Aluminum Ae
Bureau ‘of the Census
Ukiah Welcomes New Ford-Mercury Manager Truman McKenzie
Truman McKenzie joins Underwood Ford Mercury at 1170 S State Street as credit manager after moving from Cotton where his family stayed while the home sold. He arrived with his son Steven, a Ukiah High School junior, while wife and daughter Marsha remained behind. McKenzie previously worked nine years at Kaiser Steel Fontana and earlier for Chicago and Northwestern Railroad.
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Underwood
Ford- Mercury
S. State Street
McKenzie
Steven
Ukiah High School
Marsha
McKenzies
California
Kaiser Steel Corporation
Fontana
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Germany Second in Auto Output Behind United States
West Germany ranked as the world second largest supplier of passenger automobiles after the United States. A 1965 report shows the U.S. produced 9,329,000 cars while West Germany produced 2,734,000, followed by Britain 1,122,000 and France 1,423,000. Japan and Canada also contributed notable totals.
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Bonn
UPI
West Germany
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Japan
Soviet Union
Sweden
Dredging Pace Reveals Shells Pulled From San Francisco Bay
A late 1920s note records that about thirty million tons of shells have been dredged from San Francisco Bay since 1924, highlighting extensive marine salvage activity and its impact on the bay's resources.
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San Francisco ‘Bay
San Francisco Woman Fatally Shoots Self at Macy's
Elizabeth Irvine, 32, took a .22 rifle and ammunition from Macy’s sporting goods. She retreated to a fitting room on the fifth floor and shot herself in the basement after police arrived at 9:20 p.m. A note in her purse read I have been living with fear for so long. American railroads began using electric lights in their trains in 1887.
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UPI
San Francisco
Macy's
Sporting Goods
Elizabeth Irvine
Mission Hospital
Dpartment
Sport Department
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