December 31, 1945 (16 pages)

ae MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1945 NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE NINE BACK AT THE OLD STAND derstand each other, there will be no we must row together to reach port.’’ To which words there®is nothing crowded -conditions;. San] room for anything but friendly cy té add except ‘“amen—and let’s keep Francisco has managed to find room operation for the benefit of both. this fall for the annual conventions it up.’ F. SPENDS MORE FOR SCHOOLS. IN 1945 SAIN FRANCISCO, Dec. Francisco spent $1,337,088 more for) probably built). of schools in 1945 than in 1944 the San to Despite two which livestock have organizations made the city their headquarters—the California Growers Association and the fornia Cattlemen’s THEY OUGHT TO KNOW The Wool Cali in great the past tween San Association, boring dent. change decade for in the relations Francisco and its communities Urban is spokesmen MERCHANDISE MART PLANS _EXPANSION better, be SAN FRANCISCO; Dec. neigh plainly evi Western have com Merchandise largest commercial its west, planning abandon them entirely so far as San calidity is proclaimed by one of the which will Francisco. farmers again, Frank During had the war to streamline was were ‘back these their old meetings concerned again at friends but the old mented on or they stand E. organizations city’s which facilities for many state wide will use the their organs. The Pacific Pickett said: “During the last few years the bay San Francisco hopes they are only forerunners of own Now Press. In a recent issue, Editor John this year. the it frequently. area lic. relations This conven has greatly type improved with of rural accord California. permeates eleven business together for a proper place in the in the city, the conventions enable but the its neighbors to get better 2d. When city and country because city They stand K. building here, in the further expansion it as half Runyan, large president Francisco Bureau of Research revealed today. previous by present buildings Ruesian. 1832 Livermore Memorial Monument, No. 2 241.2 : Erected by the vance as against a 5.3 per cent in-! ing expen-. leone crease in all other operati athe be ative Sons of the Golden West in ses, The primary factor . memory of Robert Livermore first crease was teachers salaries which nit totaled $307,930. All clasajfications . Ite settler in who The oldest known arrived in Livermore Valley, California in 1822 monu Pop’ hasn’t been home by the way since the night mom caught Santa Claus kissing the maid. ‘Most people are very happy dur ing the Christmas season, the only man who ever really grumbles about. it is the mailman who says it gives him a pain in the neck. ‘Mussel Slough Tragedy Oak, Kings The city’s per capita self support which Woman’s Club, Santa adobe in the Santa Clara Valley, settlers ‘built in 1782; now headquarters of the Santa Clara Woman’s Club. . of cattle raising and agriculture. This constitutes a 12 per cent =) is expected to be completed within a Adobe Governmental: oldest industry in the county outside of teaching showed a salary advance . The Old (Clara. No. 249. County, No, 254. Near Grangeville; ing bonded debt was $38 on Decemcarries displays of house furnishings scene of the Mussel Slough tragedy, ber 1—the lowest figure since 1912. from 1000 factories for wholesale subject of Frank Nooris’ “The Oc5 when it buyers of the entire west, was erectAll time high was in 193: topus”’. Several victims of the 1880 was $151. ed in 1937, and embraces nearly battle between farmers and Somebody gave Junior a pair of military brushes last year and he hag been talking about going to West Point ever since: deputies 500,000 square feet of floor space. 2 of the U. S. marshal who were trying ‘Father will this year purchase © Junior always has a terrific time to dispossess “‘Wihich as it should be. We are all ‘Next February it. will hold its 8th them in the interest all toys in duplicate, so that on in the same boat together, puNing to annual western gift, hardwares and trying to find a gift for a girl who of the railroad were buried under Christmas morning the children can meet a great date with destiny, and toy show. % doesen’t smoke. this tree. dustrial eun. and acquaintreally states. the make Mart 31—San. HISTORICAL LANDMARKS Lime Kilns, Marin County, No. 212i2. Between Olema and_ Bolinas; of the mart announced today. and .whose ranch near the except instruction in voca tional and The addition to cost $2,000,000 ment was acquired in 1835. trade schools. pubyear. tions, not because the meetings bring into western its is 31—The { un play with them too. : Around the corner of the street greetings. PAINT SHOP 221 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY TELEPHONE 79 RP past. As the show-boat disappears round For the day, all the joy amd gladness that the New Year holiday can possibly bring. For’the year, all the blessings that can be the bendin the river and we get back into the old routine we hope for you that there A was more to it than the fleetingjoys of the New Year holiday, that “something has been added'’—something of permanent THE NATIONAL HOTEL Erytibitabatetabet Come in and see us SO we Can wish big difference to you. . golden days. A stature—and that 1946 will really make a treasured up for you in 365 you a HAPPY NEW A things you have done for us that we sendyou these Happy New Year the midnight hour, as always in the YEAR with a friendly shake of MEN NE UE UE NE YE EU people of this community. It is im full appreciation of all the fine ANOTHER DAY. ee ANOTHER YEAR! the hand. Ives Upholstery Shop ME UE And who can say what the New Year 1946 will bring? All we can do, of course, is hope for the best, and our hopes are for you, dear : MAMMApe a a4 EW YEAR 1946 will put on his show at PRR Who can say what waits for us? —James Whitcomb Riley. NEVADA CITY 223 BROAD STREET TELEPHONE 79 aa a aa tata atl a al aa aa Sa A tS aE aE ge ast ad aaa aaaan age Ea AT EG i F Fs ‘Proclaim liberty throughout the world, unto all the inhabitants thereof.’ In this land of free men the merry tumult % Liberty has come down a long, hard and ie * winding road since the Minute Man of Revolutionary times pledged his life to guard it, but the torch of liberty still burns brightlyin this broad land of ours. i K re ie a x 3 a FS As we enter upon the New Year 1946 we ae Fi ie m7 ms x peer % wish for all our friends the manifold blessings which can only be enjoyed by free men. May this little greeting form another link in our friendship—a friendship upon which we have so firmly relied in the past and to which we look forward so hopefully now. Np Mp Me = ei Vee rap ! . & . of new Year’s is a traditional part of our national life. It does us all good to give the New Year a rousing welcome. More power to New Year’s and the principles of freedom upon which it rests. And more power to you, dear friends, every day of 1946! It has been a pleasure and a privilege to have served you, and we stand pledged to serve you still better in the year to come. = — The Bottle Sh Pp rs #& 120 Main Street G. K. ROSCOE, OWNER Nevada City Telephone 145 >f HARRY THOMPSON AND RAY STICKEMIER §& 306 BROAD STREET — NEVADA CITY — —

ae MONDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1945 NEVADA CITY NUGGET PAGE NINE BACK AT THE OLD STAND derstand each other, there will be no we must row together to reach port.’’ To which words there®is nothing crowded -conditions;. San] room for anything but friendly cy té add except ‘“amen—and let’s keep Francisco has managed to find room operation for the benefit of both. this fall for the annual conventions it up.’ F. SPENDS MORE FOR SCHOOLS. IN 1945 SAIN FRANCISCO, Dec. Francisco spent $1,337,088 more for) probably built). of schools in 1945 than in 1944 the San to Despite two which livestock have organizations made the city their headquarters—the California Growers Association and the fornia Cattlemen’s THEY OUGHT TO KNOW The Wool Cali in great the past tween San Association, boring dent. change decade for in the relations Francisco and its communities Urban is spokesmen MERCHANDISE MART PLANS _EXPANSION better, be SAN FRANCISCO; Dec. neigh plainly evi Western have com Merchandise largest commercial its west, planning abandon them entirely so far as San calidity is proclaimed by one of the which will Francisco. farmers again, Frank During had the war to streamline was were ‘back these their old meetings concerned again at friends but the old mented on or they stand E. organizations city’s which facilities for many state wide will use the their organs. The Pacific Pickett said: “During the last few years the bay San Francisco hopes they are only forerunners of own Now Press. In a recent issue, Editor John this year. the it frequently. area lic. relations This conven has greatly type improved with of rural accord California. permeates eleven business together for a proper place in the in the city, the conventions enable but the its neighbors to get better 2d. When city and country because city They stand K. building here, in the further expansion it as half Runyan, large president Francisco Bureau of Research revealed today. previous by present buildings Ruesian. 1832 Livermore Memorial Monument, No. 2 241.2 : Erected by the vance as against a 5.3 per cent in-! ing expen-. leone crease in all other operati athe be ative Sons of the Golden West in ses, The primary factor . memory of Robert Livermore first crease was teachers salaries which nit totaled $307,930. All clasajfications .

Ite settler in who The oldest known arrived in Livermore Valley, California in 1822 monu Pop’ hasn’t been home by the way since the night mom caught Santa Claus kissing the maid. ‘Most people are very happy dur ing the Christmas season, the only man who ever really grumbles about. it is the mailman who says it gives him a pain in the neck. ‘Mussel Slough Tragedy Oak, Kings The city’s per capita self support which Woman’s Club, Santa adobe in the Santa Clara Valley, settlers ‘built in 1782; now headquarters of the Santa Clara Woman’s Club. . of cattle raising and agriculture. This constitutes a 12 per cent =) is expected to be completed within a Adobe Governmental: oldest industry in the county outside of teaching showed a salary advance . The Old (Clara. No. 249. County, No, 254. Near Grangeville; ing bonded debt was $38 on Decemcarries displays of house furnishings scene of the Mussel Slough tragedy, ber 1—the lowest figure since 1912. from 1000 factories for wholesale subject of Frank Nooris’ “The Oc5 when it buyers of the entire west, was erectAll time high was in 193: topus”’. Several victims of the 1880 was $151. ed in 1937, and embraces nearly battle between farmers and Somebody gave Junior a pair of military brushes last year and he hag been talking about going to West Point ever since: deputies 500,000 square feet of floor space. 2 of the U. S. marshal who were trying ‘Father will this year purchase © Junior always has a terrific time to dispossess “‘Wihich as it should be. We are all ‘Next February it. will hold its 8th them in the interest all toys in duplicate, so that on in the same boat together, puNing to annual western gift, hardwares and trying to find a gift for a girl who of the railroad were buried under Christmas morning the children can meet a great date with destiny, and toy show. % doesen’t smoke. this tree. dustrial eun. and acquaintreally states. the make Mart 31—San. HISTORICAL LANDMARKS Lime Kilns, Marin County, No. 212i2. Between Olema and_ Bolinas; of the mart announced today. and .whose ranch near the except instruction in voca tional and The addition to cost $2,000,000 ment was acquired in 1835. trade schools. pubyear. tions, not because the meetings bring into western its is 31—The { un play with them too. : Around the corner of the street greetings. PAINT SHOP 221 BROAD STREET NEVADA CITY TELEPHONE 79 RP past. As the show-boat disappears round For the day, all the joy amd gladness that the New Year holiday can possibly bring. For’the year, all the blessings that can be the bendin the river and we get back into the old routine we hope for you that there A was more to it than the fleetingjoys of the New Year holiday, that “something has been added'’—something of permanent THE NATIONAL HOTEL Erytibitabatetabet Come in and see us SO we Can wish big difference to you. . golden days. A stature—and that 1946 will really make a treasured up for you in 365 you a HAPPY NEW A things you have done for us that we sendyou these Happy New Year the midnight hour, as always in the YEAR with a friendly shake of MEN NE UE UE NE YE EU people of this community. It is im full appreciation of all the fine ANOTHER DAY. ee ANOTHER YEAR! the hand. Ives Upholstery Shop ME UE And who can say what the New Year 1946 will bring? All we can do, of course, is hope for the best, and our hopes are for you, dear : MAMMApe a a4 EW YEAR 1946 will put on his show at PRR Who can say what waits for us? —James Whitcomb Riley. NEVADA CITY 223 BROAD STREET TELEPHONE 79 aa a aa tata atl a al aa aa Sa A tS aE aE ge ast ad aaa aaaan age Ea AT EG i F Fs ‘Proclaim liberty throughout the world, unto all the inhabitants thereof.’ In this land of free men the merry tumult % Liberty has come down a long, hard and ie * winding road since the Minute Man of Revolutionary times pledged his life to guard it, but the torch of liberty still burns brightlyin this broad land of ours. i K re ie a x 3 a FS As we enter upon the New Year 1946 we ae Fi ie m7 ms x peer % wish for all our friends the manifold blessings which can only be enjoyed by free men. May this little greeting form another link in our friendship—a friendship upon which we have so firmly relied in the past and to which we look forward so hopefully now. Np Mp Me = ei Vee rap ! . & . of new Year’s is a traditional part of our national life. It does us all good to give the New Year a rousing welcome. More power to New Year’s and the principles of freedom upon which it rests. And more power to you, dear friends, every day of 1946! It has been a pleasure and a privilege to have served you, and we stand pledged to serve you still better in the year to come. = — The Bottle Sh Pp rs #& 120 Main Street G. K. ROSCOE, OWNER Nevada City Telephone 145 >f HARRY THOMPSON AND RAY STICKEMIER §& 306 BROAD STREET — NEVADA CITY — —