Americans Should Be Proud Of Near East Relief Work
The Near East Relief reports over 60 million dollars in cash and supplies disbursed to aid Christians in the Near East. It highlights 63 hospitals and 11 rescue homes as well as the rescue of tens of thousands of children through 299 homes and 661,970 homeless refugees aided in 1920.
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Near East Relief
Washington
Congress
Charien V. Vickrey
Miral Mark OL. Bristol
United States
Turkey
Constantinople
Charles V. Vickrey
Near East
Thom
Alexandropol
Armenia
Vickrey
Mediterranean
Caucasus
America
Cleveland
H. Dodge
Madison Ave
New York City
Local Pardon Granted to Jesse Fox in Indpendence Case
Polk County reports a conditional pardon for Jesse Fox of Independence after a June moonshining conviction. The petition cites recovery needs and prior sentence of 60 days plus a $250 fine, which Fox could not pay due to destitute family circumstances.
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Dallas
House Passes Tax Bill 274 to 125 in 1921 Vote
Washington D C The tax revision bill of 1921 passed the House 274 to 125 in a near party line vote. Three Democrats voted yes and nine Republicans voted no. The measure would cut about 818 million dollars from the federal tax burden by 1923, with receipts reflecting changes in 1924.
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Washington
D. C
House
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Duprie
Lazaro
Louisiana
Bock
Wisconsin
Clague
Minnesota
Keller
Lambert
Michaelson
Senate
Leadere
High Rates Force Farmers to Quit Irrigated Lands
Maurice Bien of the reclamation service testified before the interstate commerce commission that high freight charges drive defaults on irrigated land loans. Delinquency rose to 42 percent, threatening reclamation work, while Rex E. Willard of North Dakota's agricultural college reported 1163 western farmers abandoned land, with about 166000 acres uncultivated and an estimated 577000 acres to follow.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Maurice Bien
Reclamation Service
Rex E. Willard
The
Agricultural College of North Dakota
North Dakota
Foreclosure Summons for Polk County Delinquent Taxes
Walter Williams sues to foreclose a tax lien on Government Lots 4 5 6 and 7 in Section 6 Township 7 South Range 8 West Willamette Meridian Polk County Oregon. The certificate of delinquency is 705 dated March 1 1920 for 1916 taxes with 12 percent interest. Plaintiffs claim includes 1917 1918 and 1919 taxes paid and added penalties interest and costs. Defendants must appear within sixty days or face a judgment foreclosing the lien. Published in Independence Enterprise commencing July 22 1921.
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Jane Doe Pierce Smith
Gustavius Pierce
W. B&b. Smith
Ada Pierce McIntyre
G Pierce
Gustavious Pierce
Decca Smith
Gustavioa Pierce
Oregan
Polk County
Oregon
Towit
Willamette Meridian
Walter Williams
Circuit Court of
State of Oregon
Sai
Independence Enterprise of
Independence
H. H. Bell
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Notice to Creditors in Polk County Oregon Estate
The County Court of Polk County Oregon appoints J. M. Brinkley as administrator of the Henry H. Brinkley estate. Creditors must present verified claims within six months to the administrator in Portland Oregon or to attorney D. E. Fletcher in Independence Oregon. Dated August 5 1921.
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Polk County
Oregon
Henry H. Brinkley
Portland
D. E. Fletcher
Independence
J. M. Brinkley
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State Livestock Canitary Board
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Silverton
Marion County
Oregon Anti Saloon League
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Deadwies National Forest
Columbia River
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la Grande
Uestate Industrial Accident Gort
Douglas County
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Carlitos
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Sheridan
Cariton
Park
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Midate
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Ochoco Irrigation Diatrict
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Willacette Valey
Way
Selem
Coptrade
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Tate
Oregon Growers
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California Prune and Apricot Association
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California
Ralph W. Jumard
John M. Jones
Framington
United Railways
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Feeles
Charles Reith
Centract Coal & Coke Company
Kansas City
Keith
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McNary and
Stanfield
Internal Revenue
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Oregon City
George A. Piper
Clarence R. Hotchkiss
Edward N. Wheeler
Portlad
Joseph A Linnvilla
Carlton
Roseburg
Charles V, Vickrey
C. Wright
Tience
Uncle Billy's
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Mountain States Power Company
Walter I. Ford
Dallas City
Hayter Street
A. J. Evans
Manley Bevens
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Ohio
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