Notice to Creditors in Wilhelmine Zielesch Estate
The Polk County Oregon County Court appoints Ernst Zielesch as administrator with the will annexed of Wilhelmine Zielesch, deceased. Creditors must present verified claims and vouchers to the administrator at Parker within six months from October 14, 1921. Dated and first published October 14, 1921.
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Wilhelmine Zielesch
State of
Oregon
Polk County
Hia
Parkey
Ernst Zielesch
B. F. Swone
International Farm Machinery Cuts in Price
A general reduction of 15 to 20 percent has been announced for International farm machinery, received by J. D. Hibbs & Co. local representatives. The item mentions a notable squash exhibition by Isaac Compton near town and a large enrollment at the University of Oregon medical school in Portland. Oregon public service commission authorizes branch day inspection plants across several towns. Jonathan Bourne Jr recovers from a nervous collapse with hopes of renewed health. Economic indicators show Portland deflation easing with record bank clearings, building permits, and wheat exports. one industrial fatality is reported in Oregon. Heuristic note on education.
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J. D. Hibbs & Co
Oregon Public Service Commission
Ths Erain Inspection Department
Portland
Stanfield
Umatilla
Boardman
Messner, Peters
Hermiston
Irrigan
Jonathan Bourne Jr
Oregon
Washington, D. C
University of Oregon Medical School
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Salem
State Industrial Accident Department
Hatton
Howe
Eamster
Baker
Free visor lens adjustment for Ford owners at Stewart Motor Co
Notice to Ford owners with visor lens alerts a free adjustment service next Saturday evening from 6 to 8 at the Stewart Motor Co. Also reports four carloads of hops contracted at 25 to 35 cents a pound from J. W. Seavey yards near Eugene shipped to England, with six more due soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Stewart Motor Co
J. W. Seavey
Eugene
England
Riverside Community House Project Eyed for Rural Oregon
The Riverside Community House near Albany and Corvallis costs $500 to build and serves as a nonmember meeting place for public issues. A Linn county fair cafeteria run by farmers’ wives funded the project. The large auditorium includes cloak rooms basement dining kitchen and furnace for comfort and education in farming citizenship and local progress. Oregon Journal.
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Linn County
Republic
Oregon Journal
Entertainment at Isis Benefit by Women's Club
The Women's Club plans an Isis Theatre entertainment next Friday evening to raise funds for the building fund. A miscellaneous program of attractive numbers is scheduled.
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ISIS
Buildin Fund
Isis Theatre
Woman's Club
Elkins area neighbors socialize and county fair notes
Elkins residents hosted Dr. Locke and family with his sister in a Sunday gathering. Local people like Roy Miller and R. C. Dodson visited Independence. A newborn son Albert Leroy arrived October eighth, shares a birthday with his father. County fair excitement includes Pekin ducks and sunflowers blue ribbons. English unemployment among domestic workers rises despite refusals for help. Pendleton plans a $250000 World War memorial auditorium if bonds pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Locke
Portland
Tedrow
C. W. Price
T. R. Crook
Independence
Roy Miller
R. C. Dodson
Roy Pitger
Albert Leroy
A. G. Heffley
Fred Smith
Monmouth
C. Marks
G. G. Hewitt
Greenwood
Questionable Royal Travel Details Circulated
A rumor claims Queen Mary travels with six maids all fluent in French to assist in spooking officials. No corroboration appears in official statements.
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Mary
Craven Meeting Overhaul Moves Ranges and Heaters
Witland EK reports Craven Big Reduction pale meeting with Josuetona. Several ranges and heaters have been moved, with numbers noted as 14-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witland EK
Craven
Josuetona
Airlie Items Reflect School Events and Local Happenings
Airlie school plans Friday drawing sessions and a new commercial course funded by a donated typewriter. The community notes El Bow’s son Otho died in Dallas after illness. enrollment shows 11 freshmen, 8 sophomores, 3 juniors, and 6 seniors. Local families visited the fair and Prof Carney made a Portland trip. Premiums reported for Airlie booth. several locals expected home from South Dakota by the 15th. Hastings shopped in Albany. Segler is noted as a longtime resident with church ties. an unrelated notice references land permission and local enterprise.
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Airlie School
W. H. Carney
Otho Bow
Ed. Bow
Dallas
Ivan Embry
Professor Carney
Portland
Airlie Booth
Oral
FL LL. Tubandt
South Dakota
Percy Hadley
Bls
Hastings
Albany
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William Quartier
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F. B. Hennigan
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B. T. Merrill
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M. J. Butler
S.J. McKee
Inquire Enterprise Office
Sloper Bros. & Cockle
W J. Clark
Clyde
Powell & Son
Inquire Farmers State Bank
Rol Walker
H. M. Witherow
L. E. Hazelton
J. P. Warner
Ith
O Streets
P. O
Herman Sperling
Parker
Clover Leaf Rebekah Lodge
International Farm Machinery
Isaac Compton
Conkey & Walker's
Compton
Corvallis
Willamette
Riverside
Elkins
Lee Williams
Roy Pitzer
NA. Anderson
Salon
Messrs, and Masdames H
W. Hannum
Marks
W. H. Harman
A. E. Tetherow
E. A. Tedrow
B. B. Bedwell
EB. Tedrow
A. Nokon
G. B. Jones
Sam Ray
J. B. Tetherow
T. FR. Crook
HM. Crook
J. I. Bones
Maurice Tedrow
Carl Tetherow
Frank McEldowney
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Mira
A. Z.tedrow
Ruth
Mildred Tetherow
A. L. Barnes
Columboa Tetherow
Lloyd Nelson
Marjorie Tedrow
Alfred Wald
Leroy Jong
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Independence Realty
Beaver Hotel
Me Harry
Charles
Pete Hans
Iy Ati
Aluminum
Formey
Nashua
U. S. Army
Ruby Ann Lorence
Monmouth, Oregon