Salem events and projects near May day
The report notes a May event at the Salem Armory connected to the League of Nations lecture series with Governor Olcott to introduce. It mentions the Willamette the people gathering and the Salem Elk Orchestra to perform. It also lists Oregon items: Myrtle Point new packing plant, North Powder water system, Hood River Waenea County highway work, and flood river projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Willi
Taft
Sule
League of Nations
Tote Vous
Tillie White Lyceums
Willamette
Oregon
Gral
Eed Reat
Olcott
Salem Elk’ Orchestra
Oregon Review
North Powder
Polk County Deed Transfers Reported for May Week Ending 1920
Records show numerous transfers in Polk County with Henry Bentt and others selling parcels to Joseph Mc Theyielde Landry Hall and Adam, plus deeds from John Bowles and Harold Sangemith, West Salem to US Bank of Salem and United States Bank of Salem. Several parcels traded in Kingwood Park Add and Independence area, with values ranging from 10 to 341 dollars and various trusts and reconveyances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Henry J. Bentt
Joseph Mc-Theyielde
Landry Hall
Adel
Bennete
Ur Fond
John Bowles
Soeur
Pilin A
A Welch
A. Welch
Bank of
Merton G. Ele
Guantian
Catherine Wonderly
Falls City
von PH Et
Ty G
Skinner
Heney Hill
Town ‘of Independence
Pacific Tithe & Trust Co
Kingwood Park
West Salem
Charles W. Shick
Robert T. Devlin
Slomeny Horst Company
Oregon
California
Harold Sangemith
B. F P. Pound
Kingawond Park
Mahilia J. Pirtle Ethd
AN. LaBare
R. B. Dorney
Kingwood Park Add
Molnwon Hop Farm Co
Velina PB. Molens
Lota
Turk
Con
Pallas
Mary Heats
E. Flonte
D. Dornhecker
Sl. Koy
Property transfers to Catharine Wonderly in Falls City block
Maymie B Hogue and Morton G Ellis et al transfer six lots in Block N Falls City to Catharine Wonderly for one dollar, with q d and qo d notation. The notices list multiple parties and a single nominal consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maymie B
Hogue
Single
Catharine Wonderly
Falls City
Q. d
Morton G
Ellis Et Ax
Qo. d
Spore Spread By Wind Described In Fungi Notes
The article explains how fungal spores disperse widely by wind from fruiting bodies, detailing tiny reproductive units that drift in air and lodge on surfaces. It highlights the vast numbers produced and how a compact spore mass could rival enormous counts, enabling wide distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton O
Longyear
Deseribes
Rafia Otters
New South American Roots in Postwar Pipe Making
Postwar shifts in birch pipe production give American soft birch a Latin American name and prestige. Wartime import cuts spurred substitutes as mills seek a practical wood. Birch proves adaptable when processed to achieve the needed hardness for pipes, meeting market demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Sun
Tiehawood
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
MacGregor Singers
Chautauqua
Vawter MacGregor
Scotch Dortene
Chauteuqua
Lalu J Townrend
Ty Wawter MacGregor
MacGrregor
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Compant
Mt A
Plas
Zerosene
Atte
Independence, Oregon
beeTuRe
Svlem
Myrtle Point
Hood River
Waeea County
Brunswick
Brunswick-Balke-Collender CO
Portland
Fifth Street
Independence Garage
Corrie B. Moore
AL Eptus
See
al el
Fungua
Hartman Bros. Co
Salem
Eugene
Oregon Automotive Dealers’ Association
Dealers’ Motor Car Association
National Automobile Dealers' Association
National Banks
U. § Gov'nt
Independence National Bank
United States
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