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Rebecca Yerger, Memory Lane: The advocacy efforts of Napa Valley women (opens the original)
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One late September day in 1926 the club women of Napa Valley gathered to learn the latest regarding significant local medical and social issues. While this Federation Womenâs Club meeting featured numerous important reports ably delivered by local residents, the principal guest speaker was Dr. Mariana Bertola â an advocate for women, children and social responsibility throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. The mid-September 1926 St. Helena Star began its report with some basic details. Appa
Rebecca Yerger, Memory Lane: The influential Achilles Fine Grigsby (opens the original)
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Achilles Fine Grigsby was as unique as his name. As with many early pioneer settlers of Napa Valley, his vocation was agricultural. Yet while most of these farmers raised or grew food related products, Grigsby was recognized statewide as an authority on horses. He also gained further acclaim by endorsing progressive projects while serving as a Napa County supervisor. The Tennessee-born Grigsby arrived in California circa 1850 to settle in the Yountville area. He stocked his farm with the large h
Rebecca Yerger, Memory Lane: Rich rewards (opens the original)
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Coming into an unexpected financial windfall seems like a wistful fantasy to many people, however, the unexpected can and does happen. A century old issue of the Napa Daily Register provides not one but two examples of such rewarding surprises. A third historical account found within the pages of another August 1926 Register edition reported the details of another type of rich rewards that were both given and received by an insightful former Napan. The Registerâs first report began, âIt soun
Rebecca Yerger, Memory Lane: Troubled lives (opens the original)
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Three local historical accounts illustrate how lives can change suddenly. Whether accidental or intentional, these troubling life events were deemed front page worthy by the local press. The first of this trio was reported by the Napa Daily Journal in 1919. The headline read, âLocal Greek Restaurant Keepers Had Falling Out.â Apparently, one evening the owner of the Acme Café, Nick Kamburis, had accidentally broken a bunch of glasses that had been sitting on the counter of his downtown Napa
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