Oregon Navy Guard posts record profit and new companies
Oregon derived a net profit of 19077 from its Naval Guard operations this year, in partnership with the federal government. The state received 199052.50 in payrolls for 2400 soldiers across 20 counties, plus property awards of 25717.29. Towns receiving U S treasury checks include Ashland Medford Eugene and Salem, with new companies forming in Cottage Grove Hood River and Gresham and more planned pending federal funds.
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George A. White
United Tes
U. S
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Medici
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Toledo
Oseburg
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Albany
Salem
Ortland
Independence
Corvallis
Nilas
McMinnville
Silverton
Woodrn
Lebanon
Cottage Grove
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Gresham
Astoria
Tillamook
Hillsboro
Forest Grove
Pendleton
la Grande
Baker
Prineville
the Dalles
Bend
Grants Pass
Klamath Falls
Cleanup Squad Cancels Visit To Oregon Town
The Oregon cleanup squad, to settle ex service mens unsettled claims, was recalled to the Seattle district office by Washington, D. C. authority, canceling all state dates. Dallas fire losses last year reached about 10000 in fire plus 4000 water damage. Chief Ellis cites need for a chemical truck. Mayor Grant urges an ordinance restricting hire trucks in Dallas to protect railroad interests.
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Seattle
Washington
D. C
Dallas
Oscar Ellis
Grant
Council
Dinty Moore Learns to Dance in This Humorous Verse
The poem humorously recalls Dinty Moore's youth spent earning a wage and his shift to dancing in old age. It playfully describes his waltz and foxtrot in daily life and imagines him dancing in heaven with a jazzy rhythm. An admirer signs the verse.
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Main Street
Dr Dunsmore On Palestine Travelogue In Saskatoon
Rev Dr H C Dunsmore of Independence Oregon spoke at St Johns parish hall recounting a Palestine travelogue. He described Joppa harbor entry, Dorcas and Peter in biblical times, Jerusalam gates and mosques, and contrasts with prewar lands, noting topography and ancient rites.
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Sask
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H. C. Dunamore
Independence
Oregon
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Dunsmore
Mediterranean
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Peter
Simon the Tanner
Speaker
Dorcas
Jappa
Vale of Sharon
Abraham
Cave of Macpelah
Jerusalem
Talbot Mundy
Israel
Saskatoon Phoenix
Diversified farming still pays a good profit
The Kansas City Times notes farmers who raise hogs, milk cows and keep poultry tend to be financially sound. hog dairy and chicken operations pay well, protecting against debt and easing tax time. Over expansion risk exists in hogs and dairy, but eggs and butterfat stay resilient. Ernest Hanson, former Dallas Observer printer, to be taken to Salem tubercular hospital.
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the Star
Missouri
Iowa
Ernest Hanson
The
Dallas Observer
Salem
Enterprise Classified Ad Sample Functions
If you want to sell it buy it trade it or find it try an Enterprise Classified ad. This brief line promotes using classified ads for buying selling or trading items through Enterprise.
Reverend Keilens Dies in Iowa of Smallpox
Rev. David C. Keilens formerly preached at Dallas Christian church and spent 23 years with Eugene Bibile university. He died recently at Guthrie Center Iowa due to smallpox.
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Dallas Christian Church
Eugene Bibile University
Guthrie Center
Iowa
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