July Weather and Junior Christian Endeavor Party Report
The Morgan station report notes July had no precipitation and clear days, with a pleasant outdoor scene. On August 6, the Junior Christian Endeavor Society gathered at Walter Eubank’s two miles west of town, with transportation arranged, twenty five attendees, refreshments, games, and swimming.
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Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Walter Eubank
Lace Maker Trate and Horse Shoes Pitch Commentary
The fragment references a lace maker, a horse shoe game, and Perry Hopkins noting trouble staying in or out of the count while pitching. It mentions precipitation measurements and a cooperative observer in Harbison. The context appears as a humorous or local note with character names and brief actions.
Estray Sale Notice in Morrow County Oregon
Notice of public auction for an identified stray animal at a specified location near Tune Oregon. The sale will occur at 2:00 PM on a listed day to settle damages, keeper fees, advertising costs, and other expenses, with ownership proof required before bidding.
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Morrow County
Neighbor Underestimated by Lofty Talk
A humorous exchange notes a neighbor’s inflated self-importance as one character mocks the other’s tolerance for the neighbor’s chatter. The dialogue highlights social snobbery and casual verbal jabs from the era.
Senatorial Deliberation Amid Stately Halls
Fragmentary report notes a speech with archaic cadence about legislative will and social familiarity within government chambers. The garbled text hints at a remark about acquaintances and influence among lawmakers.
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Local Notes Highlight Community Events and Visits
Dr. Walker attends a medical convention in Wailow with Mrs. Walker and the boys. Local reports mention farming activity, car purchases, haying progress, and visits by Ina Morgan and Mary Young’s 82nd birthday celebration.
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Dr. Walker
Wailow
Piano bargain near Tone area in Oregon
Large selling ad offers beautiful big grade pianos at ones. Terms include $10 monthly to responsible party. For particulars write to the Cline Munele Co. 66 Front Street, Portion, Oregon.
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Tone
Larce
Cline Munele Co
Front Street
Orewon
Final Settlement Notice in Morrow County Oregon
The County Court of Oregon in Morrow County will hear the final account for Lewis Haney Hasyenter deceased on November 8, 1925 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the courthouse in Heppner Oregon. Objections to the final account must be filed by that date. Glen K. Carpenter.
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Haa
Lewis Haney Uasyenter
State of
Oragon Fir Morrow
Elvek
Fcrapoon
Sail Diy
Cour Rasm
Helpner
Oregon
Glen Kk
Carpenter
Oregon Highway Expenditures Since 1913 Legislation
The Oregon Highway Commission has spent 802,187,265.19 on state highway construction, improvement, and upkeep since the 1913 law creating the commission. Federal aid, counties, and railroads contributed. 860,400.37 came from state bond sales. 83,991,262.12 from motor vehicle taxes. 7,893,532.31 from federal cooperative aid. 5,543 from county aid. 2,133 from quarter-mill rod tax. 2,207,120.84 from the quarter-mill road tax. National totals show 990,683,770 for 1924. Oregon’s approved system spans 49,769 miles, with 878 hard surface, 119 graveled/macadam, and 318 ready for surfacing. Secretary of State indicates ongoing accounting.
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Oregon
the Stat Highway Commission
Highway Commission
United States
Notice of Estray at Lee Padberg Place near Lone
An estray notice filed in Morrow County District Court on August 30 lists a bay mare branded quarter horse type as the claimed animal at the Lee Padberg place seven miles northeast of Lone Oregon. It seeks ownership proof and damages to claim the animal and recover costs from the owner.
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Morrow County
Lee Padberg Place
Lone
Oregon
Deemel
Aboulier Co
Waleshc
Eich Eile
Fred Raymond Lone
Need of the Hour What We Would Like to Know
A fragmented note ponders why major thinkers have not devised a solution to a pressing problem. The brief hints at practical obstacles and the desire for innovative approaches to the issue.
Text from a 19th century humorous dialogue piece
A fragment quotes a bachelor joking about cheap clothing and a wife’s attire. The exchange contrasts old fashion with modern thrift, mentioning a woman packing and wearing only powder.
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