Salem Cold Storage Plant Planned For Central Willamette Valley
A new $75,000 cold storage and ice plant is proposed to be built on Trade and K streets with frontage on Oregon and Southern Pacific tracks. The facility will store 100 tons of ice, refrigerate fruit, dairy, and produce, and support canneries and packing houses across Independence to Stayton.
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Pcold Stoke Company
Lo Pire Alem
Vieloity
A. McLaughlin
Independ
Louis Drachmund
H. Ibot
Cormn
Southern Pacific
Oregon l
Ew Company
Teributary
Salem
Willamalley
Mill Street
Immedi
Salem Fruit Union
Oregon and
Southern Pacific Railh
Express
Jce
Atute
Salem Homes
Independence
Woodburns
Aurora Hubbard
Gerviss
Rron
Mt. Angel
Turner
Stayton
City
Jefferson
Central Valley
Wolutely Pure Ive Ik
Alowan
Phez Pany
Epollage
Tarre
Villey
Capital Journal
Head coverings and fame in historical reflections
The fragment reflects on fate and leadership, noting how a dictator's image and headwear shape perception. It discusses how public figures, even great men, are judged by appearance and external symbols rather than inner substance.
The Pres Agent Of Todiny And The Elephant Tale
A dinner anecdote features Edgar Saltus discussing the press agent of today and a Barnum tale about a rubber tube and rope used to retrieve an iron bar swallowed by the elephant Alpha. The stunt ends with Alpha saved and Rafe rewarded by Barnum.
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Edgar Saltus
New York
Todiny
Manion
Alpha
Little Thife
Mr. Barnum
Ifewan
Witle Kufe
Gems to Be Seen in Sky Through Opera Glass
The article explains using an opera glass on dark skies to reveal gem like images formed by stars. It highlights Capella in the northeast as a bright guide and mentions Dor for its prominence in early winter skies.
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London
Heme
Gorki and Chaliapin: Early Life Ties in a Russian Bakery
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Gorki in a Kazan bakery cellar and Chaliapin learning shoemaking opposite his future muse. The text notes their shared early ambitions and later paths in the arts, including Chaliapin’s rise as a singer and the writers’ circle that formed around them.
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Gorki
Chaliapin
Kaxan
Ano Gorki
Cork
Chatlapin
Challapin
Fireproof Gas Tank Cover for Tanker Planes Approved
A rubber company has developed an Arenroofl cover for Hiequstline tanker aircrafts, approved by government use on air and mail planes. The cover, designed to stop leaks if punctured, uses soft yet tough rubber with multiple cotton plies and seals a puncture quickly.
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Fontiine Rubber Companies
First Woman Reporter Attends Parliament Opening
Dern de Lareda, the first woman journalist to cover the British Parliament, attends the opening of the sessions as a reporter for the House of Lords proceedings. The two young Jewish writers from London are noted in connection with this historic event.
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Dern de Lareda
London
House of Lords
Arithmetic Problems Corrected at Home Lesson
A student recalls learning that the arithmetic problems his father worked on last night were incorrect. The anecdote reflects a home study moment and the parent teacher dynamic in a casual Biarm Life quote.
Clay Pipes Used by Romans Unearthed in Roman Ruins
Archaeologists report thirty year old discoveries of clay pipes in ancient Roman settlements. Some bowls show hinges suggesting pipe covers, with short stems different from modern Dutch pipes. The article speculates Romans may have inhaled medicinal or aromatic smoke, possibly lavender, and notes later adoption of tobacco after contact with Spaniards.
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Hanon
Autustia Ratiracorum
Aries
Switzerland
Germany
Europe
America
Kashar in Sunlight and Shade Reflects Brahman Habits
Mr. El Tyndale Bisene presents an amusing account of Brahman customs. The piece notes difficulties in understanding Brahman idiosyncrasies including their treatment of insects and peculiarities around death rituals. It observes rival communities trapping pests and releasing them across a river, with rat populations remaining steady.
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Mr. EL Tyndale Bisene
Lane
Nim
Perhipe Duvine
Mice Leap from Wall as FOC Report Translates Mock Study
A curious incident relayed by FOC describes a mouse climbing a wall and leaping to ground with no injury. The correspondent notes the creature’s balance and speed, likening it to a human in slow motion, and debates the jump’s height and physics with humorous speculation.
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Oman
Tenet of Clergy and its lingering royal roots
The passage traces the term clergy to a broad, Anglicized sense not limited to church members. It notes William Rufus’s 11th century ordinance the Tenet of Clergy allowing the accused to prove literacy. The statute remained nominal until Queen Anne’s reign, though largely obsolete before 1700.
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Witel
William Rufus
Angline
Inconsiderate Man Breaks Engagement in Farce
A woman recounts an engagement ending after her partner deception at a theater. He took her to a show calling it a tragedy, let her cry through two acts, then revealed it was a farce, leaving her to end the relationship.
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Oomin
Alzed
Sidelight on Syrian Life and a Traveler's Daggers
A village guest house hosts travelers at night while a Syrian setting recalls a grandfather’s Kurdistan relics. A wise but ugly singer named Hady travels with a long ivory dagger. The narrator notes holy manuscripts and discomfort of chairs in the room.
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Kurdistan
Mirza
Hady
Youel B. Mirza
Asia Magazine
Shanghai student seeks employment in business field
A Shanghai college student submits a candid application noting age is minor but urges entry into business. He claims strong English and typewriting skills, references boarding ambitions, offers to earn £80 monthly, and asks for a response.
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Shanghai
North China
Guam
Getter
The Robins Life and Odd Pottery Claim Explored
A quirky excerpt notes robins as ground dwellers and lone birds, then oddly credits a nettle bird with inventing pottery. It claims robin nests resemble clay pots and suggests burning nest scraps to make a garden pit. Published in Pearson's Weekly.
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Pearson
Peculiar Manx Cats Origin and Traits
The origin is traced to cats aboard Spanish ships wrecked on the Isle of Man with likely Asian ancestry. Manx cats are a distinct short-bodied breed with elevated hindquarters and varied temperament. They are not noted as good mothers or guardians. rather they resemble dogs in sociability but are not hunters.
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Isle of
Mum
Japan
Asia
Stormington Barnes Seeks Meeting With Shakespeare
Mr Stormington Barnes voices a keen wish that William Shakespeare were alive today and expresses belief TD would benefit from his interpretation of the poet’s work. He says he would be grateful to meet the bard if possible.
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Shakespeare
Mr. Stormington Barnes
Conversation on Wife's Education and Career Choices
In a dialogue about marriage and education a man confirms his wife attended college before marriage and briefly considered studying law but chose to abandon that plan. The exchange reflects attitudes toward women’s professional aims in their era.
Testing TB in Cattle Shows Rapid Herd Recovery
United States Department of Agriculture inspectors report that repeated testing reduces tuberculosis in badly diseased herds. From 58 000 cattle first tests 26 percent reactor, six months later 6.9 percent, after another six months 2.8 percent and a final test 1.5 percent. Among 126 668 herds, only a few showed no satisfactory improvement.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tokyo worshipers flood shrine on New Year’s Day
More than 70 000 Tokyo residents visit the shrine of Ebt au near Osaka before noon on New Year’s Day. Worshippers strike the shrine walls with wooden mallets and pray for wealth in the coming year as Jagen prelate receives high homage.
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Tokyo
Ebtau
Osaka
Riley
Toler
Local Society News and Cooperative Elections
Miss Noma Hesse returned to Bandon after visiting her sister in Monmouth. Frank Loughary was re elected president of the Monmouth Cooperative Creamery with A. J. Haley as secretary and John Loy and E. A. Tedrow on the board. The Polk County Farmers Cooperative Warehouse in Dallas elected C. C. Gardner president, C. J. Ballard director and secretary, with L. H. McBee and T. J. Alsip as directors.
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Noma Hesse
A. H. Craven
Monmouth
Bandon
Frank Loughary
Monmouth Cooperative Creamery
A. J. Haley
John Loy
E. A. Tedrow
Polk County Farmers’ Cooperative Warehouse Company
Dallas
C. C. Gardner
C. J. Ballard
L. H. McBee
T. J. Alsip
City Schools See Enrollment Gains and New Teacher
Dallas Observer notes rising enrollments with the high school at 130 pupils, up 11 from the prior semester, and grade schools at 580, up about 20. An extra teacher, Miss Helen Fletcher, was hired for the grade schools. Fletcher is a 1918 Dallas High School graduate who studied at Willamette University and a state normal school.
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R. R. Turner
Helen Fletcher
Fletcher
Dallas
Dallas High School
Willamette University
State Normal School
Dallas Observer
Dallas Couple Wed at Methodist Parsonage
Leland R. Erickson and Miss Margaret Springsteen both of Dallas were married at the Dallas Methodist parsonage on January 30. Erickson is a barber and Mrs. Erickson formerly worked at the Dallas telephone exchange.
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Leland R. Erickson
Margaret Sprinsteen
Dallas
Dallas Methodist Parsonage
Erickson
Dallas Telephone Exchange
Mrs Sigler Nursed with References Near Christian Church
Mrs Sigler has provided nursing services for several years and holds physician references. She resides in the second house west of Christian Church and can be reached by phone MeoL2 o28tt.
Enterprise Classified Ad Promotion
A brief sales pitch encourages readers to use Enterprise Classifieds to sell buy trade or find items. The message highlights quick listings and broad reach for buyers sellers and traders seeking quick connections locally.
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AL Man
Alem Concern
X. A. McLaughlin
P. T. Barnum
Robin
Farmers State Bank
Oregon
Polk County
Cherry City Baking Company
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