Executor Appointed in Oregon Probate Proceeding
Guy G Hewitt has been appointed executor of the estate of Laurenum Harman deceased by the Polk County Oregon court. Creditors must file claims within six months with the executor at the Hayter law office in Dallas Dallas County. This notice was first published in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy G. Hewitt
Ion Harman
State of
Oregon
Polk County
Cnld
Aaid
Oncar Hayter
Hinaty
Dallan Bank
Dallas
Aaid County
Red
Fliret
Guy G Hewitt
Larulenrmum
Hayter
Shareholders Meeting Set for Independence Nation Bank
The stockholders of the Independence Nation Bank will hold an annual meeting on Tuesday in January at 10 a.m. at the bank. The agenda includes election of the board of directors and any other business brought before the meeting. December 1.
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Tok
Atockhealler
Ndence Nation Tank
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Farmers' State Bank
The Farmers State Bank of Inde x announces its annual stockholders meeting in Independence. The gathering runs between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. on Thursday January 1 to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to conduct other proper business.
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Farmers’ State Bank of Index
Independence
December 5 Customs and Saint Nicholas Traditions
London Daily Chronicle outlines December 5 child customs, stockings and gifts, tracing Saint Nicholas through England Germany and Holland. It notes modest rewards for good children and fear for naught, with Father Christmas inquiries guiding present-giving in homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konia
Dee
Ren Jolewd
Tik Wits
Port Wan
St. Nicholis
Kanth Choos
Hoya
Irs
Malig
Sweeta
Hope
Hite
Tove
England
Ferry Moll
Santa Chau
Nicholas Riley
Bireh
Prine
Roybery
Tun
Raved
St. Nicholas
Episcopal
Howe
Rendant Angele
Catholic
Germany
Nicholas
Santa Claus
Father Christina
London Daily Chronicle
Christmas party plan with Santa Claus sleigh table decor
A detailed guide for a Christmas party setup featuring Santa Claus in a brown cloak and scarlet hood, a wheelbarrow sleigh with presents, reindeer with bells, and festive centerpieces. The guide includes creating a Cinderella themed table, moss coach centerpiece, holly garlands, and kid gifts like a slipper candy and a fairy doll.
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Santa Claus
Santi Claus
Tony
Bey
Exeh
Suggested Frugal Gift Idea Sparks Christmas Debate
A dialogue imagines economizing for Christmas with a plan to reuse the same modest gifts for relatives as for the narrator's parents. The exchange weighs practicality against tradition as they seek affordable options.
Tit for Tat The Poet and The Musician Exchange Lines
A brief exchange shows a poet requesting to read a new Christmas poem and a musician promising to perform a new Christmas cantata in return. The dialogue suggests a playful creative moment between two artists with shared holiday themes.
Higher Idea in Chivalry in Mary Fisher Torrance Essay
The piece argues chivalry as a male duty to perform unloved chores for his wife, contrasting idealized aristocratic displays with domestic life in Harlem and Greenbiely village studios. It condemns male avoidance of chores, urging men to share daily tasks to ease a wife’s burden and uphold civilization.
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Harlem
Greenbiely Village
Mary Fisher
Torrance
Hitmarket
Roota
Fawkes
Chivatry la
Ines
Water buffaloes study signals changing China at Canton college
A Christian Science Monitor essay notes Chinese students at Canton Christian College are studying water buffaloes for future rural progress. The piece highlights a shift in attitudes toward labor and technology with buffaloes as a case study, describing the animal as gentle yet central to farming in southern China.
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China
Canton Christian College
Io Asia
Christian Science Monitor
Gas From Straw At Arlington Experiment Station
Gas produced by destructive distillation of straw at the Arlington experimental form of the United States Department of Actionsure is tested as motor fuel and cooking source. A fifty pound batch yields about 200 cubic feet of gas, with efforts under way to liquefy or condense it for practical use. Several valuable by products are obtained during manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Acionsure
Arlington
Journal of Tadhisteiat and Engineering Chemistry
Burwth of Chemistry
Neden Po
Parana
Doctors for Bees in Manitoba Improve Honey Yields
Bee experts in Manitoba Canada report that disease control will boost honey production this year. The province aims to flood the world's pancakes with honey as large apiaries reduce bee illnesses, with hive yields rising from about 65 pounds to higher levels.
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Manitoba
Canada
Tarst
Brooklyn Eagle
Accidents Rise in Late Working Hours Say Berlin Doctor
Dr. B. Guth of Berlin analyzes statistics in the Zentralblatt fuer Gewerbehygeiene and finds accidents more frequent and more serious in the last working hours. He argues that both workers and employers have an interest in reducing total working time.
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B. Guth
Berlin
Zentralblatt Fuer
Red blossoms fuel Christmas floristry demand traditions
The city florist braces for a busy Christmas as 20 000 gift boxes ofChristie flowers are prepared for delivery on Christmas morning. Prices range from 10 to 50 dollars with mixed boxes featuring roses carnations greens and immortalities. European imports of red immortelles dominate holiday decor while American production remains limited by climate.
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Ward
Christiana Moring
New York
Ned
America
Texas
Trees and Fires Warning on Christmas Trees
The Kansas City Journal warns that Christmas trees pose repeated fire hazards due to inflammable ornaments and candlelit decorations. It urges stronger external regulations and urges households to keep a garden hose ready or refrain from using a tree if unable to extinguish a blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kansas City Journal
Mistletoe Customs Keep Old Superstitions Alive
Widespread lingering belief surrounds mistletoe as a charm. In homes, a hanging bough grants the lads a chance to salute ladies and wish a happy new year while presenting a berry for luck. Others test fate by burning leaves and berries to cast lots.
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Oles
Unsatisfactory Plan Causes Family Crying on Christmas
A dialogue shows a family choosing to give only what they need, prompting Johnny to sob that the idea is rotten after his father’s punishment. The scene captures holiday tension and hurt feelings in the home.
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Johnny
Iad
Guy
Rurrotten
Music boosts morale at Barrett dam project
At the $1 million Barrett dam site near Ban Due ro Cal, hydraulic engineer WH N Savage notes a successful worker morale program. A recreation hall with piano, phonograph, steel guitar and other instruments was built for laborers, aiming to reduce turnover among Mexican origin workers who comprise about 75 percent of the crew.
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Ban Duero
Cal
WH. N. Savage
Savage
Enston Cable
Mr. Sivage
Tim Floding
Pretty Addition To Room Hints At Humidifying Water Bulbs And Vine
The article suggests placing green Wandering Jew vines in bowls of water near radiators to counteract dryness and brighten dark corners. It notes the plant’s rapid spreading, low sun needs, and decorative yet humidifying value, recommending odorless water bulbs for added function.
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Seateiing Pellitor
Jew Uiil
Vessel for Submarine Research by M Laubeuf Inventor
A Paris dispatch to the London Express outlines a new submarine designed for ocean research by M. Laubeuf. The 62 foot long craft, 7 ft 6 in in diameter, displaces 50 tons and reaches 330 feet depth with six knot surface speed and nearly five knots submerged. It features Nautilus style portholes and can locate wrecks, collect specimens, sound, study currents, or sponge fish. Construction cost rose from 38000 to 120000 dollars since 1907 plans.
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Academy of Science
M. Laubeuf
Paris
London Express
Jules Verne
Mrs Cashtalks and the Venice Gondolas
A Houston Post item describes Mrs Cashtalks priding herself on a prosperous household. She informs the gardener that her husband Mr Cashtalks is in Italy and has bought gondolas for a lake in Venice arriving soon. She asks for food and a nest for the presumed boats.
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Cashtalks
Houston Post
Poles Thank United States Groups for Relief Aid
Polish newspapers in the United States publish a resolution from the Polish diet thanking seven American organizations for relief work. The list includes the American Red Cross, American Relief Administration, YWCA, YMCA, Fond for European Children, American Commission for Fighting Typhoid, and the Joint Distribution Committee.
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America
United States
American Red Cross
American Relief Administration
Young Women's Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Fond For European Children
American Commission For Fighting
Aunt Nellie Chides Ruth Over Slide Comment
Aunt Nellie and her beau take Ruth to the park and endure the slide of life as the child watches. As Ruth listens to a facetious remark about sliding next she earnestly tells her aunt she cannot because she is too wide.
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Nellie
Ruth
Ruthie
County library project favored by county court
Miss Cornelia Marvin state librarian met with the county court and library boards Tuesday to discuss a county library. The court approved the move and recommended a 2600 appropriation be added to the county budget to be voted on in December. If approved a county library board will be appointed. Attending were Mrs. Gilbert P. MacGregor R. Van Oredale Walter Muir H Hirsch bere Mrs. Ecker Mrs. Caltbreath Ackerman P O Powell Tra Powell and Rev Fred Cooley. Oscar Hayter spoke briefly.
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Cornelia Marvin
Miss Marvin
Gilbert P. MacGregor
R. van Oredale
Walter Muir
H. Hirschbere
Ecker
Caltbreath
Independence
Ackerman
Normal School
P.O. Powell
Tra Powell
Monmouth
Fred Cooley
Perrydale
Oscar Hayter
Tallas
Industrial activities and developments across Oregon and coast
Milton sells $200000 bonds for union high school. Gaston residents subscribe stock for a cheese factory. Tillamook to spend $10000 to secure settlers on logged lands and offers free lumber with lot purchases. Albany college pitches three buildings costing $350000. Oregon Electric upgrades at Talbot station. Portland Meier & Frank to build new department store. Klamath Falls-Oregon-California project upheld. nationwide program to boost salmon consumption. Iron ore found south of Powers in Coos county. Coquille to erect $6000 pavilion for 1921 corn show. Jacksonville begins Sams valley oil drilling. Astoria 1920 building total about $500000. Salem grange opposes higher state and county salaries.
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Milton
Union High School
Gaston
Tillamook
Tillamook Lumber Mill
Albany College
Talbot Station
Oregon Electric
Portland
Meier & Frank
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Powers
Coos County
Coquille
Jacksonville
Sams Valley
Astoria
Salem Grange
Lambs Use Shelter at Union Branch Station Study
About 60 percent of lambs fed at the Union Branch experiment station stayed in the shed in the morning, 35 percent at noon and 20 percent in the evening on pleasant days, with nearly all using it during storms. The shed is simple and inexpensive yet offers strong wind protection. The bulletin Fattening Lambs explains feeding methods and shelter results. copies are free.
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Union Branch
Successive Bearing in Orchards Demonstrated by Trials
The report notes that although yellow Newtons and Spitzers bear in alternate years, proper fertilization, tillage, irrigation, and pruning produced three consecutive crops in former A. C. cooperative trials. Continued favorable care could place these varieties in the annual bearing class, say college horticulturists.
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A. C
College Horticulturists
Pine Beetle Control Costs Highlight Timber Value
The article notes treating bark beetles is costly and often not justified unless timber saved warrants the expense. It mentions burning inner bark to kill larvae of the western pine beetle and references an Oregon Agricultural College bulletin titled The Western Pine Bark Beetle for control details.
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Oregon
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