Oregon News Notes on agriculture and accidents
Oregon reports hopping industry notes from Clackamas to Umatilla counties. Cattle feed and crop yields are praised in Josephine and Umatilla areas while drownings near Portland and Oregon City are reported. Road work, road fund shortages, and a coroner's jury verdict on a fatal auto wreck are also mentioned.
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Bene Beptemahnar
Lane County
County Trust
Loland Binith
Portland
Falfon
French IndoChina
Josephine County
Allen Johnston
Columbia River
Falmer
A. I. Parker
Crown Willamette Paper Company
Willamette
Oregon Cty
Crane Prairie
Umatilla County
Ralph Coon
Junction City
Union Oil Company of
Californiahies
Tate
Oregon
EB. Boyatt
Medford
Crater Lake
Harrisburg
Bop
Oregon Central
Rigdon Ranch
Eugene
Cascades
Umatilla
K. C. Amann
Oregon Anti
Wife of Ne’er-Do-Well Misunderstood by Neighbors
The wife of a lazy man contends others misread him. A US sugar intake report for the last six months places per person consumption at 47 pounds, suggesting levels are returning to normal.
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United States
Illinois Governor Len Small Indicted Over State Funds
Warrants issued for Governor Small Lieutenant Governor Sterling and Vernon Curtis on embezzlement conspiracy and operating a confidence game tied to deposits with the Grant Park Bank deemed fictitious since 1908. Judge rules arrest warrants valid but allows appearance within reasonable time.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Len Small
Small
Sterling
Vernon Curtis
Grant Park
Curtis
Grant Park Bank
Grand Jury
Smith
Pirate ship mystery believed solved in New Haven raid
Federal officials seized the auxiliary sword-fishing sloop Jennie T. of Northport New York and over fifty thousand dollars in liquor during a dramatic raid which netted 18 men. The operation dispelled doubt about a pirate ship linked to shipments between the Bahamas and the Atlantic coast with a foreign schooner believed to be the mother vessel.
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New Haven
Conn
Jennie T
Northport
N. Y
New Jersey
Montauk Point
Long Island Sound
Bahama Islands
Atlantic
Five Large Steamers Seized by U S Shipping Board
The United States Shipping Board seized five major steamships once operated by United States Mail Steamship Company for alleged contract violations. The ex German liners George Washington America Susquehanna President Grant and Agamemnon were taken after rentals totaling about 400000 dollars remained unpaid. Elmer Schlesinger the board’s general counsel cited the nonpayment as the principal reason.
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New York
United States Merchant Marine
United States Mail Steamship Company
United States Shipping Board
George Washington
America
Susquehanna
Grant
Agamemnon
Elmer Schlesinger
Notice to Creditors in Polk County Oregon Estate
Administrator J A Venness appointed by Polk County Court to oversee the estate of J S Cooper deceased invites all creditors to present verified claims within six months. Claims due by mailing to 183 N 20th St Portland Oregon or to attorney D E Fletcher at Independence Oregon. Date July 22 1921.
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Oregon
J. S. Cooper
N. 20Th Street
Portland
D. E. Fletcher
Independence
J. A. Veness
Fetute
J. &. Cooper
Aggie Wilson
State of
Lillie B. Kays
iPolk County
Mear Indeae
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Polk County Oregon
C. W. Henkle appointed administrator of John Johnson deceased by Polk County Court. He directs heirs to present verified claims within six months to the administrator or attorney D. E. Fletcher in Cooper Block Independence Oregon. Date July 1, 1921.
Alley Pavement Notice for Independence Oregon
Sealed proposals are invited by the Independence city recorder for concrete alley paving between 1st and 2nd streets from B to Monmouth. Bids due August 8, 1921, with 10 percent certified check. council may reject any bid.
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Independence
Oregon
City Recorder
Ore
B Street
Monmouth Street
B. F. Swope
Edge tools of proverb bite across France and Spain
The piece notes proverbs as sharp speech used to pierce business knots. It cites Bacon on edge tools and contrasts France and Spain, highlighting translations and rhetorical bite.
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France
Spain
V. HB. Friedlaender
Foreclosure Summons for Polk County Tax Certificate 705
The case alerts owners of Government Lots 4 5 6 and 7 in Polk County Oregon that Walter Williams holds tax certificate 705 issued March 1 1920 for 1916 taxes with subsequent payments and interest. Defendants must appear within days or pay the due sum plus interest and costs as the court seeks foreclosure of the tax lien. Publication runs weekly for six weeks in Independence Enterprise from July 22 1921 to September 2 1921.
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Oregon
Polk County
Mae Williams
Vane Dee Pierce Smith
Gustavius Pierce
W. B. Smith
Ada Pierce McIntyre
Gastavius Pierce
Sane
Jane Doe Pierce Smith
Fetavious Pierce
Ada Pierce MelIntyre
Gustaviaa Pierce
Towit
Range
Willamette Meridian
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Se of
Independence Enterprise
Independence
H. H. Belt
Meen
Sellingiiding
Portland
Eee L. Starr
Notice of executors and administrators in Polk County
Notice states that the executors and administrators have qualified in Polk County Oregon and must present verified claims with vouchers within six months. It names Aggie Wilson Lillie B Kays Margaret FE O Kelley and final settlement notice with a hearing date August 22 1921 in Dallas Oregon.
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