Warrant and insolvency auction notice for lone Bank assets
Warrant of School District No 26 and 57 in Morrow and Umatilla Counties dated May 22 1926 in favor of A C Dolmyer signed by L D Neil and H E Young. Not Paid for Want of Funds. Claim on notes of Martin Anderson. Harris Harvester 45 hp chattels and a list of assets with bids due December 16 1929 in Salem Oregon. Bids to be in envelope to Superintendent of Banks with 10 percent certified check. Right to reject bids. Court confirmation required for winner. Publication dates Dec 6 and Dec 13 1929.
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Bank of Ione
Circuit Court
State of
Oregon
Morrow County
Bank of Lone
Lone
Morrow
Umatilla
A.C. Dolmyer
L. D. Neil
H. E Young
Martin Anderson
Harris Harvester
Cluk
Heppner
Supt. of
Ladd and Bush Bank
Salem
Circuit Court of
A. A. Schramm
Benks
Minstrel Show and School Program Delight Lone Community
A school program by eighty black faces and four grade teachers in Lone drew praise as one of the best. Receipts exceeded expenses with about $150 in earnings against $36 in costs. Also noted are a Bert Mison Aladdin lamp tale and other local notices including a Lions Club luncheon guest and a miscellaneous maritime misprint about ships and ports.
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Black Faces
Bes
Frank Engelman
Loins Club Juncheon
Heppner
Medal to Operator 11000 Miles Away
David Sarnoff presents the Veteran Wireless Operators Association medal to Malcolm P. Hanson, chief radio operator of the Byrd Antarctic Expedition, for exceptional transoceanic communications from 11 000 miles away. Hanson’s wife is praised for supporting the hazardous voyage.
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Wireless Operators’ Association
David Sarnoff
New York
Malcam P. Hanson
Byrd
Antarctic
South Pole
Mr. Sarnoff
Radio Corporation
Paleing Hanson
Mira
Hanson
Aerons
A. Communications, Inc
Mivertead
Long Island
National Broadcasting Company
Mr. Sarnom
Madison Square Garden
Nadio
Ieten
Malcolm P. Hanon
Veteran Wireless Operators’ Association
Sartof
Hannon
Great Sea Barrier
Hasson
Australia
Sarnoff
Bownie
Malcolm P. Hanson
Radio Telegraph Expands Inland Service Across United States
RCA Communications plans inland telegraph out work in fourteen cities with twenty nine stations as wavelengths are granted. W A Winterbottom announces three new international circulations to Spain Syria and Costa Rica and rate reductions for radio telegraph service following cable competition.
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United Later
Indica
America
Radio Telegraph
Mercer
RCA Communica Hons, Inc
United States
W. A. Winterbottom
FLCA
Dowa
Foc
Spain
Syria
Costaca
Winterbottom
Peggy's First Party Sparks Social Turmoil in Town
Peggy Longswire attends a society gathering where Jack Davie proposes. Mrs Myndenning accuses Peggy of interfering, exposing class tensions as the couple prepares for a wedding. Peggy recalls family losses and a career move to Myndeaning and Davia Real Potato Brokers.
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Hogy
Alde
Peggy
Walter Longswire
Kinston
Vergy
Camilly
Pypert
Lax
Legey
Abner
Doltonsett
Mra. DeRowett
Toni
Jack
Mra
Myndenning
Miss Longmire
Mra Myn
Peery
Fourth Street
Renin
Mise Myndenning
Meggy
Mra. Myndenning
Elizabeth
Mlizabeth
Ald Davie
Mare
Kienberh
Ales
Ao Davie
Radio poised to expand arts outreach and home service
RCA executive David Sarnoff cites radio as a growing transcontinental link for entertainment and education. He foresees radio evolving with phonographs, sound motion pictures, and new light communication to transmit life’s spectacles beyond time and space limits. Dr Clarke, eye specialist, speaks at Tone Hotel on Saturday November 2.
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Polottopoint
United States
David Sarna
Radio Corporation of America
Otter
Afte Ui Entertainment
Sarnoff
Rain and Fire Ravage Rural South of Lane
The lone district received beneficial rain Sunday with over a half inch total. light showers continued through Monday and Tuesday. L. P. Davidson suffered a severe financial loss when his home and store burned Friday at the home place, twenty five miles south of Lane. The fire, of unknown origin, began in the store house and spread to the dwelling. Mrs Demaris, sewing in the front, alerted Martin Lovegreen who acted quickly and saved several blankets and garments as high winds threatened the barns.
Locust Chapter No 1100 meets second and fourth Tuesday
Locust Chapter No. 1100 holds meetings on the second and fourth Tuesday each month. Members gather at the lodge to discuss chapter affairs and upcoming events.
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Lone Lodge
W. M
Harlan McCurdy
Jonf
American Legion
BL G. Sperry
John Ferris
American Legion Auilliary No
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Grange News
Bristow and Johnson
Bank OF Ione Insolvent
BF. Akers
R. D. Allstott
M. R. Ball
Roy E. Ball
H. Gordon
W. M. Eubanks
Sarah C
Chas. Gray
Gladys
F. L. Griffin
Prank Halferty
O. Halferty
Roy Halferty
G. A and
W. Jackson
W. F
Myrtle M. Mahrt
B. F. Morgan
Dwight L. Seely
Roy F
Warren H. Stender
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Des Moines
Sioux City Council
Claits
Kansas City
S&t. Louis
Cal
Union Pacific
J. W. Hawk
Jene
E. H Alleman
Salvation Army
White Shield
Mayfair Avenue
Portlard
Superior
P. G. Balsiger
Clark & Linn
Lone, Oregon
Church Directory
First Baptist Church
Thur
Congregational Chriel
Sersices
C. BE
First Christian Church
C. E
Tone, Oregon
Toro
J. P. O'Meara
Thos
J. Brady
City An
Bert Mison
Julfn
Ceylon
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Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
By Adelaide D, Huff
Ronor
Mra Myndonning
Eile Abet
Poggy
Gayety
Dr Clarke
Tone Hotel
Lodge Directory
Lacy F
Herbison Secy
Rath Mason
Lone Lodge No
NG. HL G. Rankin
Secy
Lee Howell
Margaret Blake
Gladys Drake
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