Governor Johnson dies after fight with illness in Rochester
Governor John A. Johnson died at St Marys hospital Rochester Minnesota at 3 25 am flags fly at half mast in St Paul sorrow fills the state grouped at the bed were Mrs Johnson Miss Sullivan physicians and two nurses his last act was to hold his wifes hand and whisper Ive got to go Adolph C Eberhart becomes Minnesotas new chief executive born in Sweden 38 years ago he came to Minnesota in 1881 and rose from minister to lawyer and politician through the Republican party
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St. Paul
John A. Johnson
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Minnesota
What Shall We Have for Dessert Jell O
What shall we have for dessert Try Jell O the dainty appetizing economical dessert. Can be prepared instantly simply add boiling water and serve when cool. Flavored just right sweetened just right perfect in every way. All package makes enough dessert for a large family. All grocers sell it. Don t accept substitutes. Jell O complies with all pure food laws. Seven flavors Lemon orange raspberry strawberry chocolate cherry peach.
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Jell-O
Dry Plowing Expands at Pleasant Hill and Nearby Moves
Special Correspondence from Pleasant Hill notes a record level of dry plowing aided by the disc plow. T. F. Churchill and son plan Eastern Oregon farming next week, with Mrs. Churchill and daughter staying through spring in a local house. Mrs. Bethel and children visit from Eastern Oregon, Guy Curtis heads to Kansas but may return to Oregon in a few years, Dr. Thatcher plans a fall bungalow, and Union High School opens with twenty two pupils and growing enrollment.
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Pleasant Hill
T. F. Churchill and Son
Oregon
Teachers depart as families return to positions
Several prominent Western Oregon teachers and their families leave for new posts including W M Gilbert at Tangent Frank Cooper at Central Point and Percy Corum at Roseburg. Mrs Corum rests from teaching while Miss Mary Houston departs for Iowa amid thanks from her Sunday school class and Young People's Club. Hyland and McFarland of Lowell buy oats for shipment to Big Prairie for a large sawmill project.
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Western Oregon
Inc
W. M. Gilbert
Tangent
Frank Cooper
Central Point
Percy Corum
Roseburg
Corum
BE. Gardimier
H. C
Young People’s Club
Miss Houston
Hyland and McFarland
Lowell
Funeral Of Perry Hyde In Harrisburg
Harrisburg Sept 21 The funeral of Perry Hyde Sunday drew a large crowd. Rev Erskine led the church service with a brief eloquent sermon. Thurston Lodge No 28 A F and A M requested the grave service conducted by Col S M Yoran of Eugene. Hyde a Mason forty years and longtime Harrisburg resident. Hop harvest finished with disappointment yield about one quarter of prior years though quality remains excellent. Prof Mark A Panison to arrive this week to begin a new high school term next Monday morning.
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Harrisburg
Perry Hyde
Rev Erskine
M. E. Church
J. R. Cartwright
Bon Ton
Thurston Lodge No
A. F
A. M
S. M. Yoran
Eugene
Hyde
Mark A. Panison
Prices of Eggs and Butter Remain High Figures
The retail prices stay firm at 35 cents for eggs and 80 cents for butter. Wholesalers pay 30 cents for ranch eggs, though supplies are scarce. Dixon of Olive Street handles celery from Auburn and fancy onions from Woodburn, with wholesale celery at 50 cents per dozen bunches. Sweet potatoes sell at 2 1 4 cents per pound and California grapes arrive in good quality. Oregon grapes bring about ten cents for hens and twelve cents for young chickens.
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Dixon
Olive Street Commission
Auburn Wash
Lane County
Willamette Valley
Washington
Auburn
Woodburn
California
Oregon
Silverton
England
United States
Weekly Market Report from Eugene and Portland Cites
A lengthy market summary covers Eugene and Portland markets with prices for wool, poultry, dairy, and grains, plus livestock quotes. It notes wheat trading down a cent amid cautious demand, a slow grain export outlook, and seasonal stock movements. Livestock and hop markets show uneven activity with buyers selective on high quality lots and prices varying by grade and region.
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Portland
Maynlen markets blend of produce and livestock items
A detailed price list from Maynlen shows varied goods including wool, dairy products, meats, poultry, and price tracks for wheat and flour. Numerous regional references appear, with items such as long wool, butter, cream, chickens, turkeys, eggs, and vegetables listed alongside prices and remarks about quality and origin.
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Oregon
Katra Cron
Eutler
Ound
Americam
Ome
Marley
Iui
Bhp
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