Johnson Completes Campaign Travel
Norman Johnson, candidate for the state senate, spoke to two veterans groups in Lake County and one in Laytonville and met many Ukiah area residents including Potter Valley and Hopland. He urges voter turnout on June 8 backing improved highways, fair labor deals, veteran aid, and sportsmen’s groups. He emphasizes the obligation to vote and to consider his candidacy seriously.
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Fort Bragg
Norman Johnson
State Senate
Veterans’ Organizations
Lake County
Laytonville
Ukiah
Potter Valley
Hopland
Coast Group To Witness Highway 20 Sign Dedication
Fort Bragg residents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. George R. Morrison plan to travel to Cisco California June 13 for the dedication of a large Highway 26 sign by the Highway 20 Association. The group, led by President Johnson and Secretary-Treasurer Morrison, promotes Highway 20 as Northern California’s vital east west route through six counties from Nevada to Mendocino. Also noted are visits by Westerberg relatives from San Francisco and Salinas, and a Fort Bragg obituary for John Emil Hast, longtime Ten Mile River constable and reelection candidate, who died after a heart attack. Funeral services were held at Cain Funeral Home with Rev. J. Lewis Kent.
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A. E. Johnson
George R. Morrison
Cisco
Nevada
Highway 20 Association
Johnson
Morrison
California
Yuba
Sutter
Colusa
Mendocino
Nevada County
Mendocino County
High Sierra
Willits
John Emil Hast
Ten Mile River
Mr. Hast
Point Arena
Cleone
Civil Defense
Peace Officers and Public Employees Civil Service Federation
Justices’, Marshals and Constables’ Association of California
Gladys Turbeville
Cloone
Runeberg Order
Cain Funeral Home
J. Lewis Kent
Coffee prices rise as shoppers weigh value
In a snap survey, Jim Porter and Neil Macburney weigh coffee costs against practicality. Mrs Kaden, Jerry Miller, and Ina Hautala reflect on loyalty, work demands, and changing times. Observations on women's hair finish the feature with local views.
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Bill Kaden
Jerry Miller
Ina Hautala
Fort Bragg Cooperative Food Store
Fort Bragg Class of 1934 Reunion Draws Deep Bonds
Fort Bragg High School Class of 1934 reunion brought together many classmates and former teachers after twenty years apart. Rev. Ray Pedrotti spoke on Growing Older, urging preparation of youth for fruitful later years. A poem by J. S. was read, highlighting lasting influence, as memories and conversations kept the event lively through the night.
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Fort Bragg
Louis Boreich
Ray Pedrotti
First Presbyterian Church
Colton
California
J. S. Cotton
J. S
Dust Safety Hazard on Logging Roads Sparks Invention
Bill Edmunds, a North West Bay Division truck driver for MacMillan Bloedel Limited, has invented a windshield washing apparatus to improve visibility on dust prone logging roads.
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Bill Edmunds
MacMillan & Bloedel Limited
Northwest Bay Division
Beetle Research Underway By Oregon State Forestry Dept
The Oregon State Forestry Department uses isotopes and geiger counters in a study to learn more about Douglas fir beetles, aiming to track beetle activity and impact on fir forests.
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Oregon State Forestry Department
Elect Art Schilder Senator for State Government
An advocacy message urging voters to elect Art Schilder to the State Senate, framing him as a hardworking advocate to fight for constituents' interests. The advisory emphasizes reliable representation and public service in state government.
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Art Schilder
Adv
Ukiah Daily Journal Publication Details
Ukiah Daily Journal lists B A Cober as publisher D L Zylstra as managing editor H M Ivey city editor and shows mailing address 164 E Standley Ukiah California with second class matter date April 23 1929 court decree 267 and subscription rates by mail one year nine six months five dollars per month per copy 2 2991 telephone Homestead
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B. A. Cober
D. L. Zylstra
H. M. Ivey
E. Standley St
Ukiah
Mendocino Co
California
Homestead
Elect Art Schilder Senator for Sacramento interests
A campaign note urging Art Schilder for senator to represent business, farming, and labor groups in Sacramento. The message frames him as a unifier for varied local constituencies across the capital region.
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Art Schilder
Sacramento
Adv
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