Polk County Court Publishes Estate and Partition Notice
The Polk County Oregon court issues summons for a partition of real property and mising rents among heirs in the estate of Dr. I. D. Good and related parties. The notice also appoints L. M. Good administratrix of Dr. I. D. Good’s estate, with six months to file claims at Farmers State Bank Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Polk County
Ylor
G. C. Peek
JO Pee Silig
Ngrace Brumfield
Les Brumfield
Ella Mulda Mammersle ¥ Taylor
Mrs. Sethon
W. W. Newton
Taylor
Charlotte HY
En Kiger
Hulda Nhcraey
Ayler
Mew
Beth Taylor
Ste
Anid
Buen Polk County
Oregon
Main
Huerna Vista
Science Enterprise
Asa DR. Robinson
County Court of the of Oregon
Denman & Switzer
Pice
Corvallis
L. M. Good
County Court of the of
Dr. d
Independence
Nty
Middle West
Farmers’ State Bank
6Th
P. O
Ore
Bell Executor of Estate Files Final Settlement Hearing
The Bell Executor for the estate of John Winters, deceased, filed a final settlement in Polk County Oregon. A hearing is set for Monday the 28th of 1921 at 10 A M in the Dallas court room with Thomas Winters named as executor and Wile Attorneys handling the matter.
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Inten
Oregon
Polk County
Feof
Said
Dallas
Thomas Winters
John Winters
Wile
Baker heirs organize in Pittsburgh estate ownership fight
Legal action unfolds over an 800 million dollar Baker estate dating to 1754 with heirs in Detroit and Oregon forming associations to contest ownership. Portland and Philadelphia holdings span 600 properties across several states as lawsuits prepare in courts.
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Portland
Jaco Baker
Baker
N. Ford
Grewhary
Huber — Heine’ Association
Detroit
Mich
Philadelphia
Ford
Porrnay
Vation
Ohio
Amd
Virginia
Fami Baker
Jacob Baker
Lasmenburg
Nova Scotia
Baker Brothers
United States
Canada
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Baker Heirs
Johnstown
W. Va
Oregon
Mr. Ford
Detroit Association
Thor DN. Barlow
Ontario
H. V. A. Carpenter
Carlton
David Hills
Roy
A. H. Morningstar
Roseburg
Harriet N. White
Beaverton
Charity Baker
Warren
Etta Mina Korne
Elgin
Margaret Baker Bowser
Margaret Baker Ford
Klamath Bank Reopens After State Action
Klamath Falls bank reopens after being closed by the state banking superintendent on January 12 at the request of president J. W. Siemens. The First State & Savings bank of Klamath Falls resumed operations Monday under unusual conditions after the two month closure.
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Klamath County
Klamath Falls
Siemens
Nolny
Prrarde
Oregon
Frank C. Bramwell
Wmid
Mr. Bramwell
Klamath Falla
Klamath Bank
Ore
First State & Savings Bank of
J. W. Siemens
Unclaimed Bank Balances Reach Into Millions Across States
The 1917 report from the U S controller of the currency shows national banks hold over 27 million dollars in dormant accounts with owners unfound. New York City accounts total about 4.19 million, average balances run around 87 dollars nationally and 81 dollars in New York, while regions report varying sums from 2.26 million in New England to 4.14 million in the South and millions more elsewhere.
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Washington
New York City
New York York
New Ireland
Dormant accounts and unclaimed treasure in Topeka banks
Topeka the only reserve city with no dormant accounts, while lawmakers consider publishing bank lists of dormant accounts and using government machinery to locate heirs or rightful owners of 827000000 in unclaimed deposits. Abandoned safe deposit contents also pose challenges as many boxes go empty or contain valuables later stored in vaults.
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Topeka
Kan
Mrs. John E. Miller Dies at Home in Dallas
Mrs. John E. Miller dies suddenly at 3 o'clock Wednesday morning in Dallas after heart failure following treatment for injuries from a 1919 accident. Born September 15, 1869 in Des Moines County Iowa, she moved to Albany, married in 1891, and lived in Willamette Valley before settling near Dallas. Survived by brother W. W. Miller of McMinnville and sisters Mrs. Pearl Hughes of Dallas and Mrs. P. W. Elting of Siletz. Funeral held Saturday at Dallas Presbyterian Church with Eastern Star at the cemetery.
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John E. Miller
Miller
Portland
Albany
Willamette Valley
Tallas
W. W. Miller
McMinnville
Pearl Hughes
Dallas
P. WH. Elting
Silety
Dallas Observer
Johnson and Franklin as masters of English style
The passage compares Samuel Johnson and Benjamin Franklin, noting Johnson's grand literary English with long sentences and Franklin's plain spoken, concise style. It highlights Johnson as the subject of a famed biography and Franklin as a model of vivid, accessible prose.
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Samuel Johnson
Benjamin Franklin
Johnson
Franklin
Loughary bull joins U C herd from Luckiamute stock
The University of California has purchased a richly bred bull from the Luckiamute herd owned by Frank Loughary and Son of Monmouth. The animal, sired by Rinda Lad of 3S.B., comes from a line with multiple Register of Merit cows and strong show ring success, reflecting the Loughary herd's exceptional production and type.
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The
University of California
Frank Loughary
Monmouth
Rinda Lad
Loughary
Pacific International
George W. Sissons Jr
Lowmhury
Oregon
J. M. Heldt
Roseburg
Wash
Tristram
Heidt
Messrs
Newby & Gause
Washougal
Hubert Cook
Scappoose
St. Mawes
Captain Tristram
Loughary & Son
Register of Merit
Feed and Labor Costs Drop for Cattle Products
The report notes reduced feed and labor bills during the eleventh and twelfth month after threatening, as cow product yields barely cover feeding and labor costs at Pacific Homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Homestead
Coffee trees led Brazil to world coffee leadership
The first coffee tree was planted in Brazil in 1760 by a Portuguese, setting Brazil on the path to becoming the world’s leading coffee producer. Copper sheeting on ships carried a film of silver picked up from sea water.
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Brazil
Eyes from sea fowls roll in circles on rocky places
A fragment notes that eyes from sea birds are nearly hollow or circular and when placed on rocky surfaces they roll only in circles, suggesting a peculiar behavior or observation.
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Egal
IL. M. Good
1. D. Good
Starr
Clancy
RCY L
Crosby
Iy McCluung Now
Paper Syndieace
Calyfornlas
Timmie
MR. Gests
Ferey Crosby
Professional Collimn
Swope
Campbell Building
Independence, OR
D. E. Fletcher
C. C. Wright, M. D. C
Uncle Billy’s
Charles H.patters Or
R. L. Kullander
General Concrete Construction
Independence, Oregon
Valley
Siletz
Motor
L. E
L.e.haselton
Enterprise
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