Oregon News Notes of General Interest
A compilation from Oregon items reports a fatal accident near Sodaville where two men were injured, Portland precipitation over the month reached 3.20 inches, and city projects include street improvements costing 100000 to 200000. Obituaries note death of pioneer merchant from Tallon era, and Chorick H L Jones long-time editor of Oregon Pombers Monthly dies. Molalla citizens donate for a new pottery factory and a 1910 Multnomah County fair plan is announced. Employment in Oregon tallies about 13000 out of work, with tax and education board proposals and a land grant issue for the Coos and Douglas counties. Charles Acteers appointed to a medical role. weather records for January listed.
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Portland
Samuel & Harrison
Soduville
Palemary
Ely
Atato
Bly Homme
Weather Observer
Durian
Molale
Wo Tha Molalla Pirs Clay Company
Pannara
Prodes Ahon
Oregon
Groatinm
Mintrist
Smith
Biatin
Partsland
Ploum
Sinnott
Douglaa
Coos
Coon Bay Wagon Road
Tecome
Wlaoti
Roa
Othar Yo
Life College
Charles Acttears
Tatapnone Company
Pancoa
Pacific Talaphone & Telegraph Company
Public Service Commission
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Exchange Telephone
Womnt
Corps of Eidiversity of Oregon Io
Paxsag
Oregon Hardware Dealers’ Associaten
A. T. Jameson
McMinnville
Charles R. Orchard
Salem
Wailsworth
Farrisburg
A. G. McKinate
Goldendale
Wash
J. B. Chambers
Eugene
P. A. Kebrum
Prairie City
Coos County
Marshfield
Myrtia Point
Coquilte
Oregon Agricultural Cob
J. L. Sevith
John Lendey
University of Oregon
Tin
Mille
Columbia River
Namber
Denver
J.B. Bondhaw Juat
Tocal
Vend
Rman
Tate
Intersted
Atwtés Comm
Seaside pier plans and Oregon timber notes
A long report lists Seaside harbor pier with a 2000 foot extension and a 100 foot wide promenade ending in a dance pavilion plus amusements. It also notes heavy snow at Kirk and logging activity near Klammath, Indigenous reserves, and upcoming Odd Fellows 100th anniversary in Umatilla county. Major items include highway commission meetings in Portland March 6, plans for a 10 million bond issue, Wasco wheat prospects, and Portland banking expansion.
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Stiemsetp Company
Keokuk
Hood River
Mosler Fruit
Kirk
Klamath Paits
Algoma Lummber Company
J. M. Bodsford
Klawath
OU Fellown
Rebekah
Umatilla County
Independent Order of Odd Yellows
Pendleton
Aph
State Highway Commission
Portland
Wasco County
Howara
Wauliooa
Frhauiy Armireame Rely Jury
Phywsiat Fruit Products Company
Sule
Railroad Administration
Haa
McNary
Oregon Oitd
Grand Lodge
Baloin
Grand Army
Mt Wna
F J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney & CO
Halls Pauly
Forced to Do Goose Step in Winchester Parade
A distorted report from England describes American troops parading after marching through town. It mentions Estward A. Patehinde of New Haven Conn and a unit from the One Hundred and Seventy, arriving at a rear camp from Danzig via a relief effort.
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Winchester
Hngland
Tik
Estward A. Patehinde
New Hien
Seenndtfantey
Danzig
Heeax
Apel
Selcheprey
Tax Season Guidance Warns on March Fifteenth Return Deadlines
Internal Revenue officials urge timely income tax filings by March 15 noting that individuals with net income over 1000 or married couples above thresholds must file. The notice covers filings, exemptions, credits, and forms 1040A 1010 and related requirements for 1918 income.
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Internal Revenue
Inlariog
Renix
Kolereit
Sim
Hiyery Partnership
Perkonat Service
In Ita Langost and tre et sent tax payment dispute
The item references tax payment revivals and evasion concerns linked to a commission figure and a Lutornal Hheveee officer, noting challenges in collecting taxes and a broad national demand for compliance.
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Ita Langost
Dorin
Koper
Comatgioner
Lutornal
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C. A. Barrett