Mother of Dr Calloway Dies in Idaho Home
Laura Virginia Calloway of Mountain Home Idaho died April 21. She was born November 13 1843 in Clark County Georgia and was the mother of Dr John L Calloway an Independence osteopath. Interred in Boise cemetery beside her husband, she left one son, a grandson, and a daughter-in-law.
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I. W. Compton
Laura Virginia Calloway
Mountain Home
Idaho
Rome
Georgia
Tennessee
Joseph E. Johnson
Clearland
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
John Lindsey Calloway
John L
John L. Calloway
Samuel Calloway
Inlaw
Greeley Predicts Big Demand for Timber
Colonel W. B. Greeley chief forester of the United States told Portland officials that western states will see rapid development in lumber and paper industries as forest products demand grows. He noted pending timber sales totaling 3 000 000 000 feet in the west and similar in Alaska and said more sales requests are expected within a year. He is touring district offices to align plans and fund allotments for next year.
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Portland
W. B. Greeley
United States
National Forest
Forest Service
Alaska
Colonel Greeley
Forest Fire Protection Plans And Increased Federal Aid
The official outlines plans to strengthen fire protection work, identify weak points, and expand coordination with states. A $400,000 federal appropriation available July 1 will fund forest fire protection, with Oregon and Washington's existing cooperation expected to grow. Private interests are seen as supportive while focus remains on protecting young trees on cutover lands.
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Forest Service
Oregon
Washington
Italy to the Rescue and a Rocky Teacher
A New York Sun account describes a visitor to a red brick school as time nears closing. The scene centers on a volunteer group teaching the word trio to children while a hopeful guest prompts a story from a shy boy who offers a cheerful mispronunciation.
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Italy
Uoon
R. T. Toased
Trio’ Io Jr
Optimist Hero in Tire Exchange Inspires Poets
A playful verse hints at a cheerful optimist who whistled while handling a tire exchange, celebrating resourceful, lighthearted problem solving. The lines juxtapose poetry with practical labor, praising a upbeat, practical mindset.
Harding Delivers His First Message to Congress
President Harding outlined a declaratory peace with reservations and warned against league participation. He backed repeal of the excess profits tax, tariff revision, and urgent tariff and transportation reforms, stressing American industry and self reliance.
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Harding
Congress
America
Anid
Widder
Party Lines Attack on Election Law Amendments
Executive committee members of the non Chilean election law amendments warned the last legislature aimed at their bundles of electing the candidate on the Republican ticket. Chapter 176 requires a Challenged Voter to file an oath of party affiliation and an affidavit of at least two prior affiliations. Chapter 177 requires a voter to take out that he will support the combined party in the primaries.
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Olympia
Want
Re Publican
Ani
Sary Batty
Volgr
Seattle Paper Name Change at Post-Intelligencer
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer announces a change in control from Clark Nettleton to John B. Perry, a Seattle attorney, who will become president of the Post-Intelligencer Publishing Company.
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Seattle
Beattle
Acaudia Paws Intelligencer
Clark Nettleton
John B. Perry
Ex Kaiser's Wife Dies in Doorn Holland
An elderly widow of the former German ruler passed away in Doorn Netherlands after a long illness. The death marks the end of a noted European royal connection and draws attention to the Kaiser era’s lingering memories in exile.
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Ex-Kaiser
Doorn
Holland
Eusta Victorian
x-Enprag
Oregon Grower Notes on Prunes Broccoli and Tariff Talk
Oregon Growers Cooperative ships over 1,000,000 pounds of small prunes to Germany via Sweden and Portland to Rotterdam. Salem area farmers pledge 110 to exceed 150 acres for broccoli with seed cost studied at 6 dollars per pound and 75 cents seed value per acre. Senator McNary informs the cooperative the Fordney tariff bill would impose a three cent per pound duty on cherry imports and may add more fruit products.
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Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Associator
Germany
Sweden
Portland
Panama Canal
Roterdam
Salem
Charles J. McNary
Oregon Crowery’ Cooperative Association
Fordney
Congress
Loganberry Industry Expands Across Oregon and Washington
Reading fragments show Oregon rowers and farming experiments tied to loganberry production. Shipped plants to Marion County and Washington states with large acreages aiming for commercial bearing. Estimates project tens of millions of pounds of loganberries in coming years.
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State of Washington
Oregon
Marion County
Washington
Aetooiation
Wed screw fastens appears after long delay
A fragment mentions a screw to fasten wed appearing after about 200 yun, with unclear context and missing details. The brief notes a mechanical part issue and a delayed component delivery affecting assembly. Further specifics are not provided in the readable text.
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Portland, Oregon
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Executive
Legaue
League of
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Jenn
Independence, Oregon
Btukey
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