Oregon trip notes from A J Owenson at Crater Lake
A J Owenson writes of a six week journey from Long Beach to Coquille Oregon, fishing on the Williamson River and cruise to Crater Lake. He describes Crater Lake National Park details, oddities about California, a cannery scene, and sermonizing on Christian conduct and worldly temptations along the journey.
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Buffalo Center
Oregon
Long Beach
Coquille
Ray Owensoning
Williamson River
Crater Lake
Crater Lake National Park
Cascade Range
The
Tribune
California
Iowa
Kayser
Ony Beach
Long Bean
Johnie
Little Johnie
Regna
Church of Jesus Christ
Navy
Portland
Chris
Tians
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Thompson area damaged by Tuesday night storm noted
Report from the Journal notes damage around Thompson and Buffalo Center after a Tuesday storm. Tonnes Martingon assists in constructing a new hog house on the Hd. A group of youths was seen on the streets with a girl using profanity toward a young man.
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Thompson
Buffalo Center
Martingon
Thorland
Local Builders Erect New House In Southwest Town
Oscar and Theodore Austin are the carpenters on the new residence for Nels Johnson in the southwest part of town. The seven room house promises ample living space. Mrs. and Mrs. Millard Berg travel from Lake Mills to attend the watching of Berg’s brother Oscar Roseth and Miss Loretta Thee, both Lake Mills youths. Orville Kinden, Minneapolis floorwalker, visits home briefly before resuming work. Miss Tile Fritz recovers well after a recent serious operation. Several schoolchildren were absent due to illness. Mrs. John Emerson shows slow improvement and is hoped to recover. Mrs. John Harringa’s 64th birthday is celebrated with a thoughtful gift and wishes for health. Mrs. Ed. Zwiefel travels to Dumont, Iowa for five weeks of treatment, reporting relief. Hd Callies learns of his nephew Jake Thompson’s grave illness. Thompson, a section foreman for the R. I. Railroad, died Tuesday after Ed assisted in Mason City. Funeral services were held in Mason City. Everett Pankuk leaves Mossday for Smithland, Iowa, to take a banking position. he and his wife plan spring studies at Commercial College in Waterloo.
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Oscar
Theodore Austin
Nels Johnson
Millard Berg
Lake Mills
Tile Fritz
John Emerson
John Harringa
Ed. Zwiefel
Dumont
Iowa
Callies
Jake Thompson
R. I.railroad
Mason City
Everett Pankuk
Pankuk
Accident Would Have Proved Fatal For Willis
A man working alone near town suffered a severe accident while hoisting a hit. A splintered end struck his hip causing puncture wounds and another piece shattered his forearm bones. Had the blow been more forceful the result could have been fatal. Willis will be out of work for some time. Other notes include residents moving to Algona, hospital plans, and a fishing trip ending with a large northern pike head on display.
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Willis
H. A. Furst
Gon
Amelia Koppen
Iowa City
State University Hospital
Ernest Trasmer
Mike Obrist
Little Son
Carl Christ
Jit Hubbard
Hidora
Raymond Smith
Tom Tammen
Hol. Underdahl
A. A. Dreesman
Minnesota
Mr. Dreesman
Rare Items From the Register Sugar Company Visit
Fragmentary text notes a sugar company with men present and mentions a theme at an in company location. It lists 488 Pearl of Frost and refers to an aged couple visiting an event. Further readable details are not clear.
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In-company
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Algona
Jim
Swift & Co
Tom Dailey
Storm Lake
J. J. Heetland
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Hudson
Sest
Enduran
Essex
B.D. Sterling
Oakland
Hees
W. F. Woodcock
Winning and Holding
Coop Oaklat
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