Oregon News Notes from Gene Ccrest Chronicle
Local column reports on Orleans and valley happenings including farm shipments to Oakland, a Wallowa bond vote for a new school, power camp near Sumner, and irrigation projects. Also notes on road, tax, and public works developments, court cases, and agricultural experiments across Oregon.
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Tullos
Oakland
Grewia
Jon Choogie
Molalla
Wallowa
Hopewell
Dayton
Soll Power Logeing Company
Sumner
Marshfield
Huckenstein
Beetaneniek
Northrup
Benatore McNary
Stanfield
Portland
Farina
Orenen
Fari
Jackson County
Terrillo H
Oregon Bride Writes 2000 Words From Armenia Mission
Mrs Newman formerly Miss Ethel Long graduates of Oregon Agricultural College and travels to Armenia to join Near East Relief staff. She describes orphanages near Alexandropol and Djefa Loghhu, with 2000 children, 118000 acres under cultivation, and ongoing farming and garment making efforts amid war devastation.
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Ife
Thumsan
Armenia
Mera Bande
Newnan
Min Ethel Long
Orgon Agricultural College
Oregon
Mia
Newnon
Maho Agrultural Callow
Portland
New Kael Kellef
Alexandropol
Near East Kelief
Mra. Nowanan
Bam
Tam
Sam
Newmans
Djefalloghu
Newman
Oman At
Ancient Writers as Models from Sydney Smith
The essay argues that modern writers should study ancient masters while adapting to contemporary needs. It praises Livy Carmar and Virgil as sources of dignity and simplicity, and notes the enduring influence of classical models on taste, nature, and emotional resonance.
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Livy
Carmar
France
Italy
England
Virgil
Head and Heart of London
The piece contrasts London's financial core near the Bank and business districts with the livelier Trafalgar Square area. It notes a cold, awe-filled city feel away from Parliament and monuments, while Trafalgar Square offers companionship and a sense of merry camaraderie amid busy streets.
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England
Landseer
Trafalgar
Young Painter Gainsborough Marries Model in London
Chalnshoreigh's mother guided his early sketches and by twelve he drew flowers and trees. He moved to London to study painting, met a young model during a landscape session, fell in love, and married her at nineteen. His growing fame drew rival acclaim from Reynolds and others.
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Chalnshoreigh
London
Signs of Splendor in a Richmond Kitchen
A Richmond household scene features Clarissa the enslaved helper who, after a large meal with watermelon, asks to take home a can of rind. She says she wants to make her neighbors jealous by disposing of the rind, noting they have no garbage like this on their doorstep.
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Richmond
Clarissa
Alice
Harper's Magazine
Voices of the Dunes and Hills in a Subtle Song
Earl A. Reed describes a landscape where gulls, crows, wind, surf, sand, grasses, wings, frogs, and insects compose a single natural chorus. The piece frames these sounds as an enchantment and mystery shaping the local appeal and atmosphere.
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Earl A. Reed
Airedale Gives Friendly Bounty in Yard Trade
A story from Tolot Pleasant recalls Bert Bhitet's Airedale whose kindness is shown by sharing bones and meat with a tethered dog named Jack. Neighbors testify to daily kennel visits and generous acts, as the dogs forge a playful bond amid community notice.
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Tolot
W. Vo
Bert Bhitet
Heth Farities
Neigh Hore
Sialifer Kedepem Tila Tewranel
Saeke
Ted
Thom
Shiffer
Jack
Alredile
Old Falun copper mine still yields metals and myth
The Falun mine in Sweden, oldest in the world, began copper in 1225 and supplied Europe in the 1600s. It now mainly yields sulphur pyrites for acids and chemicals, with antique gear, icy walls, and bare-bones drainage. It also produced gold for Sweden’s crown and scepter.
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Falun
Sweden
Europe
Deviux Charbonnel Uses Blondal Oscilloscope On Speech
French scientist Deviux-Charbonnel photographs the variation of current in a microphonic circuit with Blondal oscillograph. The images reproduce syllables spoken by a human voice and may aid telephony. Each syllable contains 20 to 30 vowel vibrations, with consonant effects limited to four or five periods.
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Deviux-Charbonnel
Codfish and Tarpon: World’s Most Eaten Fishes
Codfish is described as the world’s most eaten fish with vast egg production and omnivorous diet. The tarpon is noted for large size and fine roe. Cod has long historical fishing records in northern Europe and various global regions.
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Europe
Cord Tire Facts Show High Cord counts and strong fabric
A 30 by 34 cord tire holds about 0,000 feet of cord or over a mile and a half. A 5 by 5 tire contains over 30,000 feet of cord or more than 644 miles. Cord is cotton fiber similar to fishing line, better grade than ordinary cotton goods. Each cord is rubber insulated and separated by rubber, adding strength. Standard five inch tire has 20 to 26 cords per inch and fabric carcass strength over 9,400 psi independent of other parts.
Sense of Security and a Private Yacht Dream
Mr Choggins muses on giving up his flover to own a private yacht. He prefers the yacht to avoid nightly fears of burglary in the garage, hoping for a calmer life free from the threat of theft.
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Mr. Choggins
Polk County GOP Candidate Announces 11th District Run
A Polk County Republican candidate declares candidacy for the state legislature from the 11th district with the slogan No interest to serve but the people's interest. The notice requests Republican voter support.
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Polk Couny
Lincoln Polk counties joint representative candidate
B F Jones submits as a candidate for joint representative from Lincoln and Polk counties subject to the will of Republican electors at the May 1922 primary election.
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Lincoln
Polk
B. F. Jones
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Oregon News
Genecicrest
Creton Flow Fiber Company
Turner Tan
Willamette Valley
Baletn
United Staten Veterinan
Powtimanter
Hainey
Popilar
Columbia River
Sisters
Grange Hall
Bend
Tumalo
Metolius
Redmond
T. H. Raffety
Ur. Couper
Teseh
Uther
Curry County
Coun Yia
Justice of Poace Starr
Marehfield
Toledo
Cath Oltic
Mirwoan
Puballe
Abe Heung
James Doran F McMinnvilin
Miece
Port Orford
Theovernment
Bhelley
Shelaw
Atate Industrial Hocident
Ornmibsuion
John
Pinay
Knapp
Atate
Pepi
Wtate
Mir, Oram
California
Ffelula
Lytle
Halem
Eugene
Oregon Grower Cooperative Association
New York
Astoria
Admiral Gregory
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy Department
McArthur
Gregory
Carson J.peter Heele
Salem
Linn County
Jono Painter
John C. Evans
Mainter
William
Painter
Public Service Commission
Harney Valley
Malheur National Forest
Harney
Grant
C. A. Park
State Board of Horticulture
United States
Idaho
Utah
Arizona
Dominion of Canada
Alberta
Filbert
Williamette
Ethel Long Newman
Head and Heart OF London
Trafalgar Square
Gain
Reynolde
The
American Legion Weekly
Swope
Campbell Building
Independence, OR
D. E. Fletcher
C. C. Wright
Uncle Billy's
Moore-Dunn Music Store
Masonic
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
K. P. Hall
Foreman
Bliss B. Byers
Luella Walker
Cor
A. L. Keeney
Independence
Wind Mill
A. G. Watkins
Pioneer Employment Co
North Second St
Broadway
Panama
South High Street
N. Com. Street
Salem Loveall & Robinson
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