Hiram Jackson continues his browsing for Davis stories in
the early 1930s Woodland
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Democrat.
This time we have a January 28, 1932 report on crime in Davis and the vicinity.
It is amusing to notice that already in 1932 Davis was
perceived as a “regional center” of sorts that drew “hundreds of pleasure and
joy riders from the nearby large cities . . . .” But, equally of note, this
activity did not appear to generate the kinds of crimes of concern in Davis in
the recent period (or much crime at all, for that matter).
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