Prominent Citizen of Morrow County Dies After Illness
Edward Lee Padberg born September 1 1871 Willow Creek Morrow County Oregon dies January 26 1925 after a long illness He lived on Willow Creek farm 1902 to 1920 Later moved to lone and worked in grain buying for Kerr Gifford and Company He served as lone mayor 1921 1923 and County Commissioner 1918 1921 He was an Odd Fellow for 20 years and leaves wife Lana N Wood five children and siblings William John Lewis Mary and Lydia He owned stock and was a Bank of lone director and Farmers Elevator Company director.
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Edward Lee Padberg
Willow Creek
Morrow County
Oregon
Lee Padberg
Lana N. Wood
Opal Cason
Portland
Arley Lee
Pearl
Hazel
Darrell
Lone
Kerr Gifford and Company
Padberg
William Padberg
John Padberg
Lewis Padberg
Merrow County
Mary Weddler
Lydia Heaton
Pendleton
Bank of Jone
Farmers Elevator Company
Card of Thanks and Local Notices
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of husband and father Mrs E K N Padberg and children. Frank Engleman installed a radio outfit in Frank Frater's home. The Portland Roofing Co W A Stanchfield inspected the new schoolhouse roof and will maintain it for five years.
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EK. N. Padberg
Frank Engleman
Frank Frater
The
Independent
W. A. Stanchfield
Portland Roofing Co
Senator Stanfield introduces Postal Bill for postmaster system
Senator Stanfield introduces Senate Bill 4678 to transfer first through third class postmasters to the Classified Civil Service. Open competitive exams under the Postmaster General and Civil Service Commission govern appointments. The highest scorer gets the job with veteran preference if qualified, while keeping capable current workers if not dismissed for political or personal reasons. I L Howard reports Hood River fruit growers optimistic about the 1925 crop prospects.
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Stanfield
Senate
Harding
Postmaster General
Civil Service Commission
I. L. Howard
Hood River
Lone
Mr. Howard
Freshman Class Plans High School Party And Local Games
The freshman class voted to host a school party last Thursday. Attendance notes cover absences due to illness including tornillitis and chicken pox, a death in the Padberg family, and a famous visitor from lone. Condon beat lone 124 to 18 in a recent basketball game, with lone’s girls also victorious 14 to 1 while Lexington defeated Heppner.
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Thehigh School
Condon
Lone
Lexington
Heppner High
Heppner
Estray Notice For Black Yearling Horse Near Fone
Estray report of a black yearling horse not branded, strayed to a residence 13 miles southwest of Fone on November 15 1924. Owner may reclaim by paying pasture charges and costs of this notice. Contestant listed as Cuns W Cumrstopynason.
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My Place
Fone
Grain Growers Rally for State Relief in Oregon
Morrow County grain growers unite with neighboring counties to seek legislative relief from the frost loss. A five member committee George Peck C R Gunzel A C McIntyre R W Moree C E Woodson was sent to Salem to urge action by the House and Senate. Meetings planned with other counties in Portland en route to Salem. Your Druggist is more than a merchant.
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Morrow County
al Lone
Salem
House
Senate
George Peck
C. R. Gunzel
A. C. McIntyre
R. W. Moree
C. E. Woodson
Portland
Oregon
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Mr. E. L. Padberg
Silent River
Ione
Bank of Ione
Ione, Oregon
Valentines
Bullards Pharmacy
Kodak Store
High School News
Join Graves
Clarence Linn
Marvel Akers
Huston Bryson
Virgil Colvin
Lone ‘High School
Lone’ S
J. B. Wheir
Lone’s
Tone
Johannes Troidson
Carl
King City
California
Edwin Carlaon
Mr Troedson
Little ‘Old Lane
Hills
Troedson
San Francisco
San Jose
Los Angeles
Mr. Troedson
Ed Holmquist
Love
Dulles
E. E. Miller
Lew Davidson
Baker
Pearl Oil
Standard Oil Company
Oden Na
Cuns. W. Cumrstopynason
DR. Hess
Bert Mason
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