Oregon Supreme Court Invalidates Will in Tyler-Smith Case
The Oregon Supreme Court voids a 1911 will in the estate of Mrs. Falling and directs probate under the 1911 document valued near 1 million. Mrs. Tyler-Smith, widow of Dr. Tyler Smith, now resides in Dallas with her daughter Mrs. Craven. The lower courts had upheld the prior will made just before the decedent's death.
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Oregon
Supreme Court
Panwe
Qyler-Sin 'H
Sheritan
Xing
Portland
Tyler Wash
Mra
Mra. Paling
Mra. Tylor-Smith
Tyler Smith
Dallas
FP. J. Craven
Dallas Trenieer
Oregon Brevities Highlights Road Grading and Local Resignations
Oregon brief items report county work on the Scio cemetery hill road and detours for residents two miles east of Scio. Mra. R. Roper of Canby resigns as operator after 16% years, planning to move to Newberg. Oregon prune price increases announced by the Oregon Growers' Cooperative for 30-408 sizes and other prunes.
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Scio
Cemetery Hill
Wan Linn
Canby Mutual Triphone Company
Mra. R. Roper
Canby
J. A. Eakin
Aatoria
Robert Drake
Knappa State Bank
Portland
W. W. Banka
W J. H. Clarke
John Coffey
Western
Oregon
Public Service Compieasion
Eastern
Central Oregon
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Multnomah County
Robert G Duncan
John F. Risley
Dora Shreve
T. M. Kerrigan
Salem
Mr. Kerrigan
Kansas educator rulings spark federal reform debate
Washington educators support the Towner Sterling bill to create a cabinet secretary of education. In Kansas, Mrs Lorraine Wooster, state superintendent, had two rulings overturned. One denied a teacher renewal after a schoolhouse dance. another tobacco use ruling was challenged by the attorney general. Capital educators urge standardization to curb local moral authority in schooling.
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Washington
Washington, D. C
Department of Education
Kansas
Lorraine Wooster
Miss Wooster
State Department
Richard J. Hopkins
Walnut Blight and Apple Scab Report From Experiment Station
Walnut and filbert blight are less severe this season due to late spring warmth. Both blights are bacterial. no remedy yet for walnut blight. Suckers should be removed when blight appears. The year is unfavorable to apple scab, per CO A C Experiment Station.
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CO. A. C
National Flower Debate Turns On Daisy Versus Other Emblems
The Oregonian notes Congressman Kissel's push to name the field daisy national flower faces opposition from farmers and climate diversity. It argues the chrysanthemum and rose are stronger candidates, while a shrub or the Edison question might settle a universal emblem for the United States.
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Kissel
United States
Europe
Union
Porto Rico
Alaska
England
Mr. Edison
Wizard of
Oregonian
Enterprise Classifieds Offer Buy Sell Trade Listings
Readers are invited to use Enterprise Classifieds to sell, buy, trade, or locate items. The ads promise broad opportunities across products and services with simple posting options.
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Jrcy L.crosby the
Meciwre Heete
Verg Invest
JAS Woman
Iatvay Aes
Farmers State Bank
Independence
Pearl Oil
Standard Oil Company
California
Seilew
Ted
Business Man
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Merchant
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