Lexington Echoes from Bend to Walla Walla
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Sylvanus Wright at home after a month in Bend. Ed Duran returns from Salem. a fire loss for T W Cutsforth at Morgan partly insured. Onhia back from Walla Walla. Karl Beach sold a Studebaker to Charles Valentine. Christmas Seals drive nationwide effort. Lexington High girls enjoyed a masquerade party hosted by Mrs Fred Kelly. Ada Eskelson to winter in the mountains. Warren Walker recovering from tonsillitis. James Keller visited Beach boys in Walla Walla. tuberculosis costs the US economy 500 million dollars annually, urging sealing donations.
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Lexington High School
Fred Kelly
How He Tells Time in a Quip about Beards
A dialogue shows Smiff asking Bilifoes for the time and Bilifoes claiming he can tell time by his beard’s greyness. The exchange ends with the note this appeared in the Philadelphia Record.
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Amy
Philadelphia
Ladies Aid Sale and Community Notes
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church plans a cooked food and fancy work sale at Swanson’s store on Saturday December 19 1925. Mrs Johanas Troedson reported to be recovering well after her fall and remains at Dallas Hospital. Several Ionians attended the Elks show in Heppner last Saturday evening.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Swanson
Johanas Troedson
Dallea
Heppner Tact
Lee Howell
Thelma Forbes
Rosa Fletcher
Jeneatte Carlson
Freda. Akers
Willow Branch C. E. Union
Heppner
The
Christian Church
Christmas Holiday Fares Via Union Pacific Reported
Advertises low round trip holiday fares for Christmas travel via Union Pacific between Idaho Oregon and Washington points with sale dates December 18 19 22 23 24 and January 1926. Includes notes on local events such as pie socials church unions and a double header basketball game plus community notices and a rooms for rent listing.
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Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Vacancy for U.S. Military Academy exam in Second Oregon District
Congressman Sinnott announces an emergency vacancy at West Point. An examination will be held January 9 1926 at 9 am in cities across the district conducted by the U.S. Civil Service Commission. Applicants must be bona fide Second District residents ages 17 to 22 on July 1 1926 and at least 5 feet 2 inches tall. The test covers algebra geometry English, US history, general history and English grammar.
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Washington
D. C
N. J. Sinnott
Oregon
U. S. Military Academy
Wear Point
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Jown Pendleton
la Grande
Butler
Dalles
K'neath Falls
Ontario
Lakeview
Hood River
Enterprise
Prineville
Bend
Academy
General History
Christmas Seale Drives Help Fight At Ballad's Pharmacy
Ballad's Pharmacy displays Xmas goods as shopping advice urges early mail for delivery before Christmas. The notice highlights tuberculosis toll among workers aged 16 to 45 and urges public support through purchases to aid the cause.
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Ballad
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