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Newspaper
Ukiah News
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1956
Page
13
Prices slashed on multiple vintage cars including a 55 Studebaker V-8 Station Wagon with radio heater and overdrive a 52 Packard 2-Door with radio heater and automatic transmission a 49 Hudson good work car a 47 Chevrolet 2-Door Sedan and a 54 Studebaker Deluxe Commander coupe with radio heater and more.
Thelma Cahill on behalf of Leo M. Cook as Trustee will sell at the west entrance to the Mendocino County Court House Ukiah at 10:00 AM on March 24 1946 for cash the property securing a deed of trust dated March 23 1948 recorded July 7 1940 and amended by further substitutions and notices of breach. The sale proceeds to satisfy the obligation secured by the trust deed and to discharge the lien held by Mendocino County Title Company for Jessie B. Cook beneficiary.
The Ukiah City Council moves to amend Section 5.15 of Ordinance 429 zoning provisions. In a separate matter, the estate of Julia T. Shinn files probate notices seeking creditors’ claims within six months, with executor Charles Kasch and attorney Leo M. Cook listed and publication dates in March 1956.
Voters in Ukiah Union School District Ukiah Union High School District Potter Valley Redwood Valley River Union and Calpella districts will elect board members on May 10 1956. Polls open various times at local schoolhouses and absentee ballots due June 3 1986. Nominations due April 16 1956 with declarations obtainable at the County Superintendent of Schools office and listed trustees.
The Ukiah matter covers a fictitious business certificate for UKIAH REFUSE SERVICE at 50 Peach Street, Elton C. Rhoades as owner, notarization by John E. Nelson, with a follow up estate notice for Minnie G Crawford. Public notices include an administrator seeking creditors' claims within six months and a 1954 Ukiah ordinance adopting the 1953 Uniform Electrical Code with amendments and repeals.
A comic strip feature titled Follow Joe Palooka appears in the Ukiah News weekly. The piece is presented in a playful challenge style with references to the challenger and remarks about getting out of the picture.
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