Marion county notes and developments from Oregon regions
The report covers tourism at Sulem Priday and Orokun caves with over 10 000 visitors, state road funding of 2 905 802, salmon runs near end, and highway projects in Oregon. It notes law changes, crime cases, cyclones north of Eugene, prize awards, tax remittance by Weyerhaeuser, and agricultural updates across Clatsop and Linn counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Sulem Priday
Feil
Rho Orokun
Josephine Ty
Pacific
State of
Oregon
Prac
Pendleton
Northern Pacific
Jacob
Corvallis
Balem
Multnomah Coungrand
Ruby Poller
Awkland
Karl Barn
Irving
Eugeme
Klamath
Klamath Falls
J. W. Bloemens
John Slo Jr
First Aid Savings Bank
William von der Hellen
Medford Bani Point
Con
Eagle Irrigation District
Butte Creek
Eagle Point
Vaughan
Clatsop County
Linn County
Weyerhauser Timber Company
L. Kent
Department of Agri
Oregon News Roundup Harbors Snowbound Lodge and Big Apple Crop
Crater Lake Lodge is snowbound and closed as members of Crater Lake Lodge return to Medford after a record season. Oregon reports include 1086 cars of pears shipped to markets, trout moved from McKenzie hatchery to Oakridge, a $71 170.32 damage verdict in Multnomah County, and state pamphlet preparation for the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Vantorn
O. I. Melntire
Kentucky State School For the Deaf
Danville
Oregon
Oregon State School For the Deaf At Salem, To Succeed A. 8. Tillinghast
Missouri
Crater Lake Lodge
Lodge
Wate
Vida
McKenzie River
New State
Oakridge
Willamette
Multnomah County
Lew Wallace
American Life Insurance Company
Sam A. Koter
Army
Eugene Municipal
Army Air Forces
Kasey Field
San Francisco
McKenzie Hatchery
Linn County
Cascadia
Selo
F. L. Kent
Department of Agriculture
Aerial Forest Fire Patrols Aid War Readiness
An article argues that forest fire patrols on the Pacific coast serve dual aims by protecting timber and building military morale. It compares locating fires to spotting enemy artillery, notes radio reporting parallels, and envisions future use of carbon dioxide extinguishers and aircraft liaison with the Forest Service as training for air and ground units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Uncle Sam
Forest Service
Industry Calls on Science For Safer Wheels
A railroad uses laboratory testing of car wheel fragments to detect structural weaknesses and guide future orders. The industry relies on scientific expert opinion to prevent waste and improve materials. A tech school cohort of about two hundred graduates enters jobs with electric firms railroads mills and foundries.
Paderewski Chafes At Seat Arrangements In Concerts
Pianist Paderewski complains about seating during concerts. He refuses to permit anyone to sit behind him and asks for specific fans to avoid distractions. He notes a forty five degree stage setup makes certain orchestra seats unusable and claims such seats are empty to spare his comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paderewski
Senate
C. D. Isaacson
lively bite in Kansas City amid wary encounters
An acquaintance quotes Gabe Gosnell of Grudge recalling dangers in Kansas City after four in the afternoon. He describes both armed holdups by seemingly respectable men and police suspicion from plainclothes officers, forcing constant vigilance during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Gabe Gosnell
Kangos City Star
Ignition of Escaping Hydrogen Sparks Research
An investigation into hydrogen balloon ignitions found a visible brush discharge of static electricity when hydrogen escaped a pipe flange. Dust stirred by tapping the pipe appeared to trigger explosions, attributed to friction between hydrogen and rust dust plus static discharge from electrified particles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Chinese City Worth Seeing During Prince of Wales Visit
The Prince of Wales visit to Hong Kong spotlights the island known as Inland of Sweet Waters. Hong Kong, ceded 1842, now a British gateway to South China, features Victoria city and the Peak with a quick funicular ascent. The bustling harbor area glows at night with lanterns, open shops, color, and strong scents as natives move through crowded streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Hong Kong
Great Britain
Nanking
Far East
South China
Victoria
Rocky Island
Kowloon Peninsula
Montreal Family Herald
Trinity Church Pews Fill Before Work Hours at Wall Street
In New York the Trinity church on Broadway near Wall Street attracts 40 to 50 business and professional men from 8:50 am weekday mornings. There is no service or ministers at that hour. worshippers kneel briefly, pray, then leave for the day. The practice has grown over the past year with no invitations or reading materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Broadway
Wall Street
New York
Trinity
New compressed forage bricks devised for Army horses
At Camp Lewis researchers created 12 by 6 by 1 4 thick compressed oats and grain bricks bound with molasses. Perforations allow hand breaking for portions. In tests on 50 animals, two rejected the feed but the rest gained weight and stayed healthy. one stallion added 46 pounds in 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Switzerland’s forests anchor economy and tourism
Across Switzerland 17 square miles of land are forested. Zurich’s municipal forests have supplied timber for six centuries and support farmers by preventing landslides while reducing taxes through dividends. Forests and mountains sustain self reliance and draw tourists, shaping national character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Zurich
Europe
New Portland Shipyard Umbrella Aims to Shield Tally Sheets
A material checker in Portland shipyard wears a broad bungalow hat made mainly of wood. The 85 inch long by 21 inch wide shield rests on the shoulders with straps and a chest belt, plus a wooden back strip. It protects the wearer and tally sheets in storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Wild Cat Scares Portly Traveler at Curio Shop Window
In Ford, Okla there is a Kansas City man who visits a curios shop displaying oddities from Indian relics to live alligators. A portly traveling salesman sat on a crate outside the window and was startled when a temperamental wildcat inside the crate leaped out, clawing and screaming as he tested its lungs near the man’s rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Okio
Meccasina
Kansas City
Enalesman
Public Auction Notice in Polk County Oregon
Sheriff John W. Orr advertises the sale of real property in Independence Dallas area to satisfy a 1922 judgment in favor of J. G. McIntosh against Ben Mills and Sadie Mills. Property described as Lot in Block 7 Henry Hill's Addition. Sale date October 7 1922 at 1 PM at the County Courthouse Dallas. First publication September 8 1922. Last publication October 6 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
State
Polk County
J. G. Josh
Ben Mills
Sadie Mills
Justice Court of District No. 5
Oregon
Sai Court
J. G. McIntosh
Laintiff
Eadie Mills
J. G. MclIntosh
Henry Hill
Independence
Dallas
John W. Orr
Fletcher Attorney
Notice to Creditors for Charles A Dick Estate
Maggie R. Graves appointed executrix by Polk County Oregon Court for the Charles A. Dick estate asks all creditors to present claims with vouchers within six months. Mail or deliver to the executrix in Independence Oregon or to attorney D. E. Fletcher in Independence Polk County Oregon. First published September 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie R. Graves
State of
Oregon
Polk
Charles A. Dick
Independence
D. E. Fletcher
Polk County
Maggie P R. Graves
Notice of Appointment of Executrix Hibbs
Emma G. Hibbs is appointed executrix of the estate of John D. Hibbs by Polk County Oregon. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months to her in Independence. Dated and first published September 8, 1922. Oscar Hayter, Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma G. Hibbs
John D. Hibbs
State of
Oregon
Polk County
City of
Independence
Oscar Hayter
Appointment of administrator for Julius Stalding estate
The County Court of Polk County Oregon has appointed and qualified an administrator for Julius Stalding deceased. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers to the administrator in Dallas Oregon within six months from September 22, 1922. Debts and accounts due must be paid to the administrator within the same period. First published September 22, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Stalding
State of
Oregon
Polk County
Dallas
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