American and Englishwomen Compared in Social Way
In a London Times Woman's Supplement piece Lucy WH Soulaby notes American women are quicker to start friendly chats while English women are poised in conversation. She suggests English nursery and school nurse influence could foster better international understanding and aid the League of Nations.
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Amwéerlen
America
Lucy WH
M. Soulaby
London Times
Independence Oregon City Treasurer Report December 1920
City Treasurer Co W Irvine submits the quarterly report ending December 1920. Shows balances and warrants, sewer refunding fund, street improvement bonds, general fund, and related receipts and disbursements with notes on due bonds, coming tax receipts, and a funds shortfall needing council action.
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Independence
Oregon
Iy of Independence
Ores Lomeny
Co. W. Irvine
Independence City Bonds
Cca E Svares
Totu
Ceees
Cess Ee Eeees
Independence Road District
C Chance
Recorder
Fim
Raver Fund
When a Small Town Dyeing Disaster Becomes a Story
In a rural家庭 scene Mrs. Merritt helps Lucille salvage a ruined green dress by dyeing it again. They stain and wash, then succeed in turning the fabric into a pastel shade. The mother praises the result as good enough for a story, noting the lack of a young man in the tale.
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Dad
Diels
Odilel
Merritt
Ates
New York City
Rose Wilder
Heer
Mrs. Merritt
Lucille
Tuellle
Young Couple’s Questioned Suitor Probed by Parents
In Detroit, a mother asks if a young man is good enough to marry their daughter. The father replies that his own bride’s parents once doubted him, but she affirms her parents were right about him. The exchange highlights parental skepticism and a daughter's confidence in her partner.
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Detroit
Fragmented dialogue hints at alimony discussion
The text presents a fragmented exchange between a couple with a focus on love and financial support, concluding with a remark about receiving adequate alimony. Notable phrases include a tentative question about continuing affection and a remark about alimony adequacy.
Vast Empire in South Seas
Judson C. Welliver argues Australasian empire growth would dwarf US geography, noting New Guinea’s size and population, Dutch and British control, and Australia’s future coal iron shipbuilding and navy. He cites Mt Washington myths, clarifies Appalachians, Mount Mitchell, and Mount Guyot elevations.
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Judson C. Welliver
Country Magazine
New Guinea
Australia
United States
Portland
Omaha
Germany
Australasia
Great Britain
Union Pacific
Mt. Washington
Mount Washington
New Hampshire
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Appalachians
Rockies
Mount Mitchell
North Carolina
Tennessee
Guyot
Hair Color Argument Leads to Suspicious Office Visit
On a cold afternoon several schoolgirls waited for a car when a man asked them toenter his office to wait. A dispute over hair color ensued with one girl saying red others auburn or brown. Two children then arrived and one exclaimed the line about Ivory not rusting.
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Indianapolis News
California fruit trees power big industry in old colony note
Fitton Rh. Shaw cites California fruit trees occupying about 900 thousand acres of the 100 million acre state. The fruit canning industry forms a substantial portion of California's general industrial activity according to an Old Colony Magazine article.
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California
Fitton Rh. Shaw
Old Colony Magazine
Old Colony Club
Golden State
Engagement Ends Then Reignites In Party Turn
Mazie ends her engagement with Frederick after a letter reveals his wish to keep the ring and pursue Miss Adams. Betty orchestrates a party reveal and plans for Bob Hastings to propose to Mazie, while Mazie and Frederick confront uncertainty before a church wedding joins Marie and her chosen partner.
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Magle
Betty
Hetty
Marie
Frederick
Mazile
Kimi
Mazie
Miss Adams
Bob
Freddy
Bob Hastings
Maxie
Oregon Organization for Savings Announced
Francisco reports reveal personnel for the Government Savings Organization in Oregon for 1921. Directors Cookingham and Smith based in Portland, with J A Churchill in Salem as State Director of Thrift Education, E J Stack as assistant director for the Twelfth District, and Hardee maintaining district leadership from San Francisco. Changes include discontinuing some posts and transferring duties to the Washington women's department.
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Sn Francisco
Theodore Hardee
Government Savings Organization
Twelfth Federal Reserve District
Government Savings Organization For
Oregon Durig
Charles L. Miel
Aro
Edward Dexter Knight
Peatstan
Mra. Knight
Women's Department
Savings Division
Washington, D. C
Administrator Appointed for Margaret E. O’Kelley Estate
The County Court of Polk County Oregon has appointed William N. O’Kelley as administrator of Margaret E. O’Kelley’s estate. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the administrator in Independence within six months from this notice dated December 31, 1920. Swope & Swope represent the estate at 81-51.
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Margaret E. O’kelley
State of
Oregon
Polk County
City of
Independence
William N. O'Kelley
Swope & Swope
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