Local items note Christmas shopping and events
A column notes a lady seeks general house work, F Ewert jewelry ads, and a forecast of frost by Willson. School rooting sections form for a Friday basketball carnival. Remembrance for Mrs Bertha Webber. Rev Thomas H B Anderson interred in Sacramento after a service at the Mormon temple. Ducks hunt near Sutter County as men chase limits while braving a north wind.
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Thomas H. B. Anderson
Salinas
Sacramento City
Masonic Temple
R. G. Waterhouse
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Notable Visitors and Arrivals in Woodland Today
A roundup lists Mrs A Griffith of Yale visiting Woodland, plus arrivals from Colfax, Grafton, Sacramento, Marysville, Chico, and Berkeley. Notables include Dexter Dunphy planning to stay, A Griffith of Winnemucca visiting, and local business moves with B S Brown and family, plus Joe Ball relocating to Ballin in real estate with W R Pond of Berkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Griffith
Yale
Woodland
W. O. Leach
Colfax
C. D. Puderbaugh
Grafton
E. Gray
Guinda
W. Arniefield
Glenn County
Will Porter
Berkeley
S. L. Hoppe
Sacramento
Robert Marty
J. McKenna
Dexter Dunphy
Marysville
Winnemucca
Nevada
Joe Ball
Bal
Mr. Ball
W. R. Pond
Willows Journal
Unheralded Social Wedding of Lucille Lowe and James Purinton
In a quiet St. Luke's church ceremony, Miss Lucille Lowe wed James Purinton with only relatives present. The couple, seen as socially prominent, previously kept their engagement secret, and honeymoon plans were to be around the bay cities. Both attended Woodland High, where Lowe led student activities and Purinton excelled in sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Purinton
Lucille Lowe
St. Luke’s Church
Democrat
Edward J. Baird
Jim” Purinton
Carlton
Cupid
Jim
Woodland High School
Miss Lowe
Girls’ Athletic Association
O. A. Lowe
H. C. Purinton
Carlton Club
Plainfield
H. O. Purinton
Sacramento Valley
Narrow Escape for the Steamer Red Bluff
The steamer Red Bluff narrowly avoided sinking in fog near Knights Landing after hitting snags and tearing a large hole in the hull. The crew boarded up the hole with blankets, beached at a sandbar, and repaired the damage before continuing upriver to reach Colusa by evening.
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Red Bluff
Knights Landing
Colusa Sun
Sacramento Valley Land Shown in Moving Pictures
J. M. Hoit of Chicago, owner of 60,000 acres in Tehama county, plans moving pictures of his holdings and the Sacramento Valley to advertise in the east. A moving picture operator arrived December 3 and will be guided by O. H. Miller, secretary of the Sacramento Valley Development Association.
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J. M. Hoit
Chicago
Tehama County
Sacramento Bee
Hoit
Sacramento Valley
Sacramento
O. H. Miller
Sacramento Valley Development Association
Nevada potatoes good kind headline note
Johusteon Broe provides a brief note about Nevada potatoes described as the good kind.
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Nevada
That Christmas Shopping and the Time to Do It
Advice to start Christmas shopping early to avoid crowds and secure better selections. Retailers offer larger stock and better service, giving buyers time to compare goods and find better values before the rush.
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Oakland Tribune
The Weather Report Weighs on Seasonal Calm
The passage notes imperfect weather with acceptance while acknowledging winter in the region. It suggests possible rain from a north wind and urges patience, indicating the community endures the season with modest resilience.
Calendar Gift With Hat Purchase Promised In December
Mrs M Pullan offers a handsome hand painted calendar for 1913 to every hat buyer during December. Located on Main Street Wood land.
El A IO OR A W FOX TAYLOR
A fragmented OCR note mentions names A W Fox and Taylor in an El A IO OR context. No clear event or outcome is readable.
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En el A IO
A. W. Fox
Taylor Auitf
Brilliant Opening Of Oroville Exposition In Full Swing
Oroville's second orange and olive exposition opened Tuesday night with hundreds of sightseers viewing county displays. Hon. W. H. Hathaway lauded the Panama-Pacific Exposition and predicted Butte county would become a leading California county within ten years. Other speakers included Superior Judge John C. Gray and Dr. W. F. Gates. The exposition runs the rest of the week.
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Oroville
Butte County
W. H. Hathaway
Los Angeles County
Banner Counties
California
John C. Gray
W. F. Gates
Porter assigns power of attorney to H D Porter
D M Colburn files notice of appropriation for 600 inches of water under four inch pressure from the north bank of Willowslough in SE, Section 15, Township 9 North, Range 2 East.
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Clarence Porter
H. D. Porter
D. M. Colburn
Willowslough
Decree of distribution in Rominger estate filed
A decree of distribution names Christiana Rominger with a life interest and upon her death the property goes to Louisa Voetsch Chas Rominger Mrs Caroline Stoll Christian Rominger and Mrs Elizabeth Riebel each one sixth and to Frieda Henry Arthur Amy and Floyd Sandrock an undivided one sixth share. In the West Side Railroad suit against Mary Warring argument opened by E W Armfield for the plaintiff and A C Huston for the defense. Closing arguments began this afternoon with J S Partridge for the plaintiff and jury expected late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Rominger
Christiana Rominger
Louisa Voetsch
Chas. F. Rominger
Caroline Stoll
Christian Rominger
Elizabeth Riebel
Frieda
Henry
Arthur
Amy
Floyd Sandrock
West Side Railroad
Mary Warring
E. W. Armfield
A. C. Huston
Partridge
Marshal Rewarded For Recovering Escaped Terrier
A San Jose couple, new to Alberta, reported a Scotch terrier that jumped from a baggage car during a Woodland train passage. Marshal Scott found the dog days later, notified the owners, who collected the dog in San Jose and gave the marshal a twenty dollar gold piece as a reward.
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Marshal Scott
San Jose
Woodland
Alberta
Canada
Marsha Scott
First Meeting of Priests Eucharistic League Held
The first meeting of the Priests Eu charistic League was held in Sacramento for the diocese of Sacramento. Priests from northern points in the state attended. A solemn high mass was celebrated at the cathedral and Rev Father Wallrath of Woodland preached on the Blessed Sacrament. The league operates worldwide among Catholic clergy to emphasize Eucharist doctrine.
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Sacramento
Father Wallrath
Woodland
Tenants Prepare New Quarters for Craft Hotel Demolition
Merchants of the Craft building seek temporary locations as demolition nears. Farish Realty and Pende Welch have yet to find spaces. Sin gleton Reynolds exits. Porter building awaits completion. Holloway & Cox move into Howard & Brannigan's cigar stand interior. Cigar dealers stay active. barbers occupy bowling alley space. W H Lawson rents adjoining store for drugs. Charles Foy relocates to Native Sons building for cyclery and carriage work. Move likely between January 1 and January 15.
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Craft
Farish Realty Company
Pende Welch
Singleton Reynolds
Porter
Holloway & Cox
Howard & Brannigan
Havanss
Torbe
W. H. Lawson
Cranston
Charles Foy
Native Sons
Joslyn Proves Efficient Sexton at City Cemetery
H S Joslyn, formerly of this city, is praised for efficient care of Sacramento city cemetery under City Commissioner Bliss. A tribute note from M W White lauds the cemetery’s appearance, noting Joslyn manages with five workers after previously employing nine to thirteen, with size tied to elections.
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Joslyn
Sexton
Sacramento City
The
Bee
H. 8
Bliss
M. W. White
Mrs Hook and Miss Griffin Visit Daughters in Notre Dame
Mrs Esther Hook of Los Angeles traveled through Woodland on Wednesday afternoon en route to Marysville to see her two daughters at Notre Dame Academy. Sister Esther Marie teaches there and Cecelia is a student. Hook plans a brief return while Griffin stays with cousins for a week or more.
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Esther Hook
Los Angeles
Woodland
Loretta Griffin
Winters
Marysville
Notre Dame Academy
Esther Marie
Cecelia
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Relief
Swellings of flesh caused by inflammation cold fractures of bone toothache neuralgia or rheumatism can be relieved by applying Ballard's Snow Liniment. It should be well rubbed in over the affected part. Its healing and penetrating power eases pain reduces swelling and restores natural conditions. Price 25¢ 50¢ and 1 per bottle. Sold by J. R. Shelton druggist.
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Ballard
J. R. Shelton
Druggis
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F. Ewert
Willson
Bertha Webber
Chris Knight
William van Zee
O. O. Flowers
J. R. Mitchell
Sutter County
C. B. Freese
Esparto
T. S. Kerns
F. M. Criteser
Portland
Oregon
W. T. Criteser
B. S. Brown
E. Greene
Anna Stanley
Joyce
Purinton-Lowe
B. A. Palm
Court News
Eucharistic League
H. S. Joslyn
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