Notary Certificate for fictitious business name in Mendocino
The document records a certificate of individual for Timothy W O Brien Notary Public of Mendocino County California. It identifies a fictitious business name HITH ER S SHOPPE at 172 West Smith Street Ukiah and lists Thalt Win 523 West Mill Ukiah as the resident. Dated February 19 1963 with Notary stamp and commission details.
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State of
California
Weat Smith Street
Ukiah
Mendoaltib County
Thalt Win
West Mill Ukiah
State OF California
Mendocino
Timothy W. O'Brien
Wilereop
County of
Dovast Day
Timothy W. O O' Brien
Two Wildlife Projects Picked by Mendocino Supervisors
Mendocino County supervisors propose 21 projects for pre liminary state review with two highlighted aims: a Russian River hatchery or spawning bed near Lake Mendocino and debris control at Lariano River near Highway 20 bridge. Other plans include boat ramps, fishing access on Ten Mile Navarro and Garcia rivers, lake developments, road surfacing, and habitat improvements across county streams and lakes.
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Mendocino
State Wildlife Board
Russian River
Lave Mendocino
Lake Pennies
Riaian River
Highway 20
Lake Menidodino
Heeser Drive
Kibesillah Béadh
Plegrena
Faulkner
Scott Creek
Lyons Canyon
Cow Mountain
Mendocino County
Ukiah
Wildlife Conservation Board
Mill Creety Road
Talmage
Lake Mendocingy
Army “Engineeers
Caw Mountain
State Hospital
Lake Mendocino
Hopland Field Station
Red Mountain
Ing
Ten Mile River
Navarro
Noyo
Garcia River
Garcia
Gualala
Brush Creek
Cabbage Facts From a U S Government Office
The article notes cabbage as a major vegetable grown in 34 states with about 136000 acres planted and 125 million tons grown yearly, yielding roughly 40 million dollars. It discusses types, domestic cabbage and four other kinds, and invites readers to request a government booklet on cabbage via the Superintendent of Documents.
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Fy Dick
Wes
Washington
UPI
Cabbagag
Los Angeles
United States
Savoy
U.S Government Printing Office
Future of agriculture and hydroponics in a regional study
A regional report from the National Geographic Society discusses shifts in farming including hydroponic methods deemed as still being in infancy and the potential for land use changes. It notes worries over scarce cropland and growing yields for future farms and mentions weather cliché warnings.
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Hydrotronic
Dts
National Geographic
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