Relief Com State Advances Coin For Seed
Local men will pass on loan applications as the committee from wheat growing parties re commended. House Bill 261 was passed as an emergency measure and signed by the Governor providing up to 1 500 000 for seed wheat loans secured by flat mortgages on the crop. Interest 6 percent and the Board of Control may extend credit one year from January 1 1926. An advisory board appointed by the Board of Control will pass on applications with their recommendations guiding final action.
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House
Senate
Oregon
Board of Control
Becom
Advisory Board
Com
Reverend Mortimore to Leave Local Christian Church
The local congregation plans a public reception Tuesday and the pastor Mrs Mortimore will depart Sunday for a new field of labor. His departure enables continued studies at Eugene Bible University. A successor has not yet been named though plans for a call are underway. Mrs Gunzel is recovering at home after a fall. her condition is reported to be improving.
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Mortimore
Lone
Christian Church
Eugene Bible University
The
Boy Walks Again After Paralysis Relief Efforts
Morgan Oregon January 20 1925 Mr Dwight Misner relief committee spokesman in Morgan Lone Lexington Heppner and vicinities reports John Gray and son Gerald Howard and other children affected by illness have recovered The family thanks the relief workers and numerous contributors for letters words and support including Walker's special services under God their gratitude is expressed by Mr and Mrs John Gray
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Morgan
Oregon
Dwight Misner
Relief Committee
Cecil
Lone
Ightmile
Lexington
Heppner
John Gray
Gerald
Howard
Aed
Sr. Walker
Lost Ford rim and tire found on Main Street
A rim and tire were found on Main Street and left at the Independent office for Bert Mason to identify. The notice invites the owner to claim by inquiring at the cash and carry counter and notes potential savings on prices there.
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Ford Rim and Tire
Independent
Bert Mason
Weather summary for January from Morgan observer
Weather observer R E Harbiton Morgan reports 6 clear days 9 partly cloudy days and 16 cloudy days for January with one sleet storm on the first. Western winds and total precipitation 0 72 inches and snowfall 1 7 inches. Cumulative precipitation since September 1 totals 4 03 inches versus 3 35 inches last year.
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R. E. Harbiton
Morgan
In Memoriam E L Padberg of Zone Lodge 135
In memory of E L Padberg who died January 26 1925. The L O O F Zone Lodge 135 Oregon expresses condolence to the bereaved family and notes his faithful service in the mystic order. Resolutions are sent to the family by Earle A Brown and George W Ritchie.
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E. L. Padberg
Oddfellow
Oregon
Heppner Com Mercant Club Road Rally Draws Support
Heppner Commercial Club held a well attended meeting with details on the Oregon Washington highway problem. Judge Wm Duby and Divisional Engineer Baldock spoke on state aid, noting Mor row County must act and that Umatilla County will fund its share when ready. Peak traffic recorded at 800 cars per day at Heppner Junction, up 20 percent from the prior year, while the previous year’s decline continued.
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Heppner Commercial Club
Wm. Duby
Baker
Baldock
Morrow County
Umatilla County
Columbia Highway
Heppner Junction
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Eee
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Vancouver
Ralph Akers
Portland
Jone
Condon
H.C. Wood
Walla Walla
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
U. S
Bank of Ione
Ione, Oregon
Valentines
Bullards Pharmacy
Kodak Store
First Christian Church of
Gladstone, Oregon
Swangon
Haylor
Mrs
Pearl Oil
Standard Oil Company
California
Weather Report
Memoriam
Judge Duby
DR. Hess
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