Forest Receipts Top $1.2 Million in 1927 Timber Leads
Forest Service reports total receipts of 1 209 173 from 22 national forests in Oregon and Washington for fiscal year 1927 ending June 30. Timber sales generate 1 092 008, grazing fees 16 285, summer homesite permits 24 131, with other sources including water power and trespass. Olympic leads with 289 814, Crater 222 280, Deschutes 145 207, and Wallowa 106 57. Twenty five percent returned to states and counties for roads and schools. an additional ten percent funds road and trail work.
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Forest Service
Oregon
Washington
Olympic
Crater National Forest
Deschutes
Wallowa
The
Land for Sale in Scotland Sparks Rent Term Debate
A fragment notes a Scottish term for land sale tied to rent, prompting debate over its use as a control measure. The passage mentions land reform and a commission in Scotland examining land for sale practices and potential policy shifts.
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Scotland
Extension of Quota Law to Central American Nations Sought
The New York State Chamber of Commerce passed a resolution urging extending the 1924 Immigration Act quota provision to Canada Mexico Central and South American countries and the West Indies. The move stems from alien groups influencing Congress for special interests and not aiding assimilation.
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New York State Chamber of Commerce
Canada
Mexico
South and Central American
West Indies
Congress
Chamber
Notice of Sale of Animal in Oregon
Notice by Earl Blake that an estray horse found running at large will be sold at public auction for cash on Saturday August 27 at 2:00 PM at his ranch southwest of Lone. The horse is a saddle horse about weight unknown with four white feet white face and a white blaze on the forehead. The sale is conducted under Oregon statutes and may be redeemed by the owner before the sale.
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Oregon
Lone
Earl Blake
Morgan Items Show Local Farm News and Births
Mrs. Maggie Bowers assists with horsework for E Harbison. Mr and Mrs Warren Caruther welcome a son born July 2. Farmers in Morgan begin harvest as T W Cuteforth and son finish home harvest. Ot Lindstrom visits Brightwood. Eudora Hardesty spends Sunday with her parents Jim and Mrs. Hardesty.
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Maggie Bowers
Jone
Mra, RK
E. Harbison
Warren Caruther
Susie Lindstrom
Brightwood
Morgan
T. W. Cuteforth and Son
Birk
A. L. Amrine
Oregon City
R. E. Harbison
Ott Lindstrom
Chester Hutchcroft
Martin Baurenfeind
Heppner
Eudora Hardesty
Jim Hardesty
Citizens' Militia Training Camps Gain Wide Attendance
The survey shows 29 640 candidates attending training at 39 camps nationwide. Paul G. Balsiger, agent for Hudson Essex, notes many have taken government offered vacations to participate in the program.
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Governent
Counry
Innovation and air quality note from the 1578 Kygtiah record
A fragment notes Sateen's Innovation Reconse and its first mention in Barlow's History and Principles of Weaving in 1578. An air purity sample reports a cubic foot containing about 2,000 dust particles, with city dust around TA OG) particles per cubic foot.
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Sateen
Whethea
Barlow
Real Source of Riches and Duties in a Nation
Weather expert analysis notes the correlation between climate and prosperity in the Canary Islands and the Sahara region. The excerpt emphasizes labor and care for the populace as key to happiness, suggesting the sun and sea as enduring symbols of wealth and well being.
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Fale
Johe Huewin
Garden Spider Diet Includes Grasshoppers
Nature Magazine notes garden spiders rely on grasshoppers during late summer. The piece emphasizes not harming spiders as they are beneficial to humans.
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An Timn
Soya Nature Magazine
Peremptory Challenges in a Defense Case
A defense attorney uses a peremptory challenge against a prospective juror whom he believes the juror will not be swayed by. The note suggests the lawyer knows he cannot fool the juror and questions the fairness of the challenge.
Local Notes Highlight Fires Jobs and Local Travel
Local items report Nolan Page visiting Lane next Monday from Camp Lew, Edmund Bristow joining Independent Warehouse in McNabb, a near miss fire Saturday night saving the crew, and 8500 property loss. Emily McMurray improves from blood poisoning while Alex Thompson works at Bert Moon’s store. Port land visitors for Buyer's Week include W. E. Bullard and Bert Mason. Fire origin suspected cigarette butt. Temperatures stay high near the century mark with wheat receipts near cleaner capacity at Jordan Elevator. Awards at Vancouver camp go to George Ritchie Jr for baseball with Babe Ruth autograph ball. Albert Colvin harvests at Harry Reed ranch. Jalus Fisner of Morgan and La Grande visits Lane. Fivener, Le Grande owner, bought Sorensen ranch at Morgan.
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Emily McMurray
Alex Thompson
Portland
Bert Moon
W. E. Bullard
F. M. Griffin
Bert Mason Ia
Carl Troedson
McNabb
Elmer Cochran
Lone
Citizens
Vancouver
George Ritchie, Jr
Co. D
Babe Ruth
Albert Colvin
Harry Reed
Jalus Fisner
Morga
la Grande
Lane
Fivener
le Grande
Sorrensen
Morgan
Funeral of Lexing ton Legionnaire Ola McCormick
The funeral for Ola C McCormick was held at the Congregational church in Lexington with Rev W W Head presiding. He served in World War I and died of pulmonary tuberculosis after an overseas era ended, buried in Lexington Cemetery. He was born November 29 1897 in Marionville Missouri and lived in Lexington since age nine. He leaves two brothers, a sister, two half sisters, a half brother and a stepmother.
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Ola C. Mc Cormick
Lexington
W. W. Head
Lone
Me Cormick
Walla Walla
Mr. McCormick
Marionville
Oregon
Legion Hall Theatre 1927 Film Schedule Feature Reference
The American Legion hall in Oregon lists planned features for July 1927. Lone Hand Saunders opens July 9 followed by What Happened to Jane July 16 and Braveheart July 23. Skinner's Dress Suit appears July 30.
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Lone Hand Saunders
Jane
Braveheart
Skinner
Don Hiss
American Legion
Lone
Oregon
Stray mule found near lane with brand P-d on shoulder
A bay mare mule about 950 pounds branded P d on left shoulder strayed two miles west of lane around March 1. Owner can claim by paying pasture bill and ad costs. Contact Matt Halvorsen. The notice includes a business line for Balfour-Guthrie grain on Main street and Louis Suleiger as agent.
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Balfour-Guthrie Grain of
Louis Suleiger
Lane
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Paul G. Balsiger
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Sam
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Edmund Bristow
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Cecil Abair
Pentecostal Mission Hall
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Lee Beckner
Fred Buchanan
Legionaire
Clyde R. Walker
Vale
Leona Colvin
H. Turner
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