Independence Oregon to Sell 8000 In Bonds for Fire Equipment
A special Independence Oregon city council meeting on June 22 1921 will sell eight negotiable bonds total 4000 dollars to finance fire department equipment. Each bond 500 dollars serially numbered one through eight carries up to 6 percent interest and is payable in gold at the city treasurer or Oregon state fiscal agency in New York City. Bids must be cash at face value with bid rate not exceeding 6 percent. The council reserves the right to reject bids as needed.
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City of Independence
Oregon
City of
Independence
City Recorder’s Office
Said City
State of
New York City
N. Y
U. S. of America
City to Sell Bonds Bid Notice Published in Oregon Paper
The Independence City Council invites bids for part or all of a bond series and publishes the notice in the Independence Enterprise for two weeks. City Recorder B F Swope issues the notice with first publication on June 10 1921.
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Independence Enterprise
Independence
Oregon
B. F. Swope
City Recorder
Annual School Meeting Notices for District 29 Oregon
Notice to voters in Polk County Oregon that the Annual School Meeting for School District No 29 will be held at the public school building at 7 o clock p m on Monday June 20 1921. The meeting will elect two directors and a clerk and conduct required business. Dated June 1 1921. Dr E Fletcher Chairman and C G Irvine District Clerk.
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Polk County
Oregon
A. D
E. Fletcher
C. G. Irvine
Local families share visits and news around Albany
Buena Vista G E Harman and family visit East Albany. Raymond Strawn from Toledo Oregon works for Ezra Harris. Various locals attend graduations near Salem Monmouth and Corvallis. Roads improved by M N Prather and many plan visits, travel by Studebaker four and camping with Washington troops. Spinal meningitis case at Willamette Sanitarium, and community notes on farming, cattle trades, and school milestones.
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G. E. Harman
Blanche
Eleanor Wagner
Willamette University
J. K. Neal
Eddie Mentzer
Betty
Christenson ter Murphey and wife praised for fine hunch
Readable fragments note P. T. Christenson ter Murphey and his wife lauded for a fine hunch from a local observer. The text gives no clear date or location, but suggests a social event or personal trait being commended.
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P. T. Christenson Ter Murphey
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