Forest road and trail construction in Oregon and Washington
The Forest Service reports 205 miles of forest roads built in Oregon and Washington last fiscal year with 59 miles major and 146 miles minor. National totals show 292 miles major and 1,078 miles minor nationwide. Expenditures in the two states reached 2.44 million dollars with federal and local funds split, while national forest road costs totaled over 7.58 million. Trail work in the region totaled 1,246 miles at about 100 per mile.
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National Forests
Oregon
Washington
T. 8 Woreat
Portland Oregon
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Foret Service
United States
Frances IE Writerd remembered for temperance work
A February 17 celebration marks Frances IE Writerd birthday, noted for driving temperance leading to prohibition and enduring lack of early recognition. Jackson County paid 611,289 dollars in warrants and bonds as debt relief, while Imatilla and Morrow counties adopt cow testing moderation programs.
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Jackson County
For Sale: farming harness and plows by Lee Beckner
Auction note lists 12 bottom Vulcan plow 1 4 horse hiteh and 18 horse etring hiteh with seigof butt chain harness collars and balter bridles. Item owner Lee Beckner of Lone, Ov.
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Hiteh
Lee Beckner
Bleakman Declares Sheriff Candidacy in Marrow County
G A Bleakman announces for sheriff on the Republican ticket at the Marrow County primaries May 18 1928. He aims to secure the office and asks voters support.
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Marrow County
No Diphtheria in Oregon After 1990 Effort Reaches Goal
The Oregon State Board of Health reports diphtheria deaths in 1927 were the lowest on record as immunization cut fatalities by about half. Officials emphasize immunization, toxin antitoxin safety, and community effort, noting few inconveniences and no traceable deaths from inoculation.
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Oregon
Schick
Public Health Service of
U. S
Jhealth
Atate Board of Health
Presidential Flag Ceremony Esoteric Reconstruction
Fragmentary report describes an event with a blue ensign and a lone white stripe on a ship. Text references the United States, a flag symbol, and a possibly broken ensign on deck during a ceremonial moment.
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United States
Local Happenings in Lone: visits, sales, and arrivals
Mrs Beulah Matikin and the Misses Anna and Margaret Mc Devitt visited the ladepnntofhe last Fridaly and availed them selven of the book privileges af fumed by the tale traveling library. Dr Clarke eyesight specialist will be in lone all day and evening Saturday February 18 at the lone Hotel for eye consultations. Joan Michelbook and family of Eugene Oregon arrived in lone and registered at Hotel Jone. George Ritchie purchased the lone Hotel and transfers to be made Saturday this week. The Baston Star Chapel will hold a food sale at Buildard's Pharmacy Saturday February ldvh with lunch at a poor price from 1 A M to P M. The Remington finish at Buildard's Pharmacy is now on display. Frank Young of Gooseberry visited lone on business Thursday. David Head has gone to the Vesto ranch at Cecil for spring work.
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Beulah Matikin
Anna
Margaret McDevitt
Tale Traveling
Dr. Clarke
Jane
Lone Hotel
Mer
Joan Michelbook
Famiy
Eugene
Oregon
Lone
Web
Jone
Micebook
Dwight Misener
Baston Star Chapel
Builord
Bujlard’s
Frank Young
Clarke Optical Company
SODA
Alder St
Hartland
EYE Sigh Sphecialists
David Head
Vesto Ranch
Cecil
Canadian motor law on tourist vehicles
Tourist motorists in Canada may not use their cars in business unless they have paid the duty thereon at the time of entry. Violation may result in confiscation of the car under Dominion law.
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Canada
Nwn
Dominion
Scots in Ireland and the SentelIriah planting tale
The article traces the term Senteli ria h and its first appearance with Cistercian planting in Ireland around 1000 years after James VI of Scotland and William I of England. It notes women labeled Senteli and shifts to a northern Ireland settler spread.
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Ireland
Cister
Seotel Iriah Aethers
Jameag VI
Bcotland
Jemon I
England
Seotel
Tree Hale Size and Root Depth in Excavation Standards
The text discusses root and hole dimensions for tree planting in relation to an American Tree Association standard. It emphasizes deep enough holes to receive roots and varying hole sizes for individual trees within a common depth range.
Raising the Deuce Hew Wille in a Feckless Moment
A playful remark by a California tennis star evokes lighthearted bravado as he teases fans about future results. The misread lines hint at humor and local sports banter amid a chaotic, typo-filled scribble from the page.
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California
Tennia
Angeles
Reading Trends Across Nations Highlight Popular Works
A fragment discusses reading habits and popular literature in England and France, noting imported travel pieces and contemporary writing shaping public taste and reading material. It reflects on how foreign texts influence domestic readership and cultural consumption.
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England
France
Utility of Discussion Tie Nom Deepen Li
A cryptic note discusses enhancing dialogue and exchange of ideas to deepen understanding. It mentions persistent errors and suggests careful handling to improve inquiry and response quality.
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Channing
Hudson Essex Super Six Agent Plans Dormitory at State University
Paul Batsiger reports approval of a £200000 men’s dormitory project at the State University. Oregon shows $4,075,100 in licenses sold up to January 26. Oregon State College notes power company representatives taking a short course for rural electric service. Salem prison flax plant expands by purchasing more machines to raise mill output.
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Oregon
Oregon State College
Salem
Unclear Fragments Find No Clear Event
Readable text fragments fail to reveal a coherent news item or identifiable people, places, or organizations. The block appears garbled with nonsensical phrases and lacks a definite event or claim suitable for a summary.
Collector of Internal Revenue to Visit This County
Clyde G. Huntly will be in Heppner from February 23 to 29 inclusive to help taxpayers prepare their returns and compute taxes. He is represented by a deputy. The last day for filing federal income tax returns is Thursday, March 15. Woman's Real Goal The piece discusses a self directed aim for fulfilling responsibilities and achieving a peaceful home as a foundation for personal growth beyond daily tasks.
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Clyde G. Huntly
Heppner
Origins of Language Families Across Eurasia
Scholars trace all tam ranges to dialects of a single ancestral language. The figure named heme is thought to have existed between the Baltic and Caspian seas. Gradual migrations dispersed the language, with splits and admixtures producing distinct dialects that evolved into separate languages and spread further.
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Dim Herta
Goat Rescues Boy From Quarry Fall in Portland England
A twelve year old boy teetered on a quarry edge when the rope twisted around his wrist and a goat leaped to action. The animal held fast as rescuers arrived, preventing a fall that could have been fatal, and the boy was saved with the goat lifting him to safety.
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Portland
England
The Great American Bird Declares Mass Egg Production
The article surrealistically asserts the common bird lays 720 eggs per second in mass production. It depicts a fictional or satirical scenario where the garden hen generates vast egg numbers daily across the country, highlighting whimsical farm life details from the Savannah News.
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Savannal News
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Portland Community Chest Fund
Linfield College
Bush
Minnespotis
Minnesota
Frances IE
Witerd
Perm
Dave
Monumenta
Imatilla
Morrow
G. A. Bleakman
Bristow & Johnson
Valentines
The
Kodak Store
I. R. Robison
Pontiac
Fisulay
Paul Balsiger
Impl
George Ritchie
Michigan
Wes
HUDSON_ESSEX
Paul G. Batsiger
Paul , Balsiger
the State University
Collector OF Internal Revenue
Bert Mason
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