Final settlement notice for Celestine Balsiger estate
Paul G. Balsiger announces he has filed the final account as executor of Celestine Balsiger deceased in Morrow County Oregon. The county court has set July 2 1928 at 2:00 p m in the court house in Heppner for hearing objections and settlement of the estate. First publication May 25 1928 last publication June 22 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celestine
Balsiger
State of
Oregon
Morrow County
Heppner
Paul G. Balsiger
Celestine Balsiger
Wheat Exports Increase From Portland Trade
In ten months since the cereal export season opened there were 239 vessels carrying 36 785 064 bushels of wheat valued at 47 546 887 dollars in the Portland wheat export trade. This surpassed totals from the Columbia River district for the 1926 27 and 1925 26 seasons, which shipped 28 383 000 and 17 832 000 bushels respectively.
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Portland
Trafic Department
Port of Portand
Columbia River District
Place No Bets Scientists Unearth Hidden Grain Pattern
Scientists find that every normal ear of corn displays an even number of grain rows. The Farm and Preserve department notes this unexpected regularity as a potential clue in botany studies.
Morgan area social notes and local visits recollected
The column lists multiple Morgan residents and visitors over recent days including John Nash James Hardesty F H Robinson and others. It mentions Willow Creek Poultry Farm Leon Logans home Heppner Decor ation day and various small town visits and repairs.
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M. Pal
Shatter Fist
Willow Creek
Mr. Nash
Leon Logan
D Seely
Charlie Christopherson
Paul
Lee Petyjohn
Mr. Lindstrom
Morgan
Local Church News From Gladstone Oregon
Rev Paul Mortimore pastor of the Disciples preached at the lone Christian church in Gladstone last Sunday both morning and evening accompanied by Mrs Mortimore. Father Brady Catholic pastor remains under hospital care at Pendleton with partial duty return. Rev C H Harrison AM Supt Congregational churches passed through lone en route from Condon to Fewer water and Ingle Chapel.
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Paul Mortimore
The
Discs
Gladstone
Oregon
Lone Christian Church
Father Brady
Pendleton
C. H. Harrison
Lone Monday
Condon
Freewater
Ingle Chapel
First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Officers
Sunday School at 10:00 A M. Prayer Meeting Thursday 7 30 P M. Evening Services C E 6 30 Preaching 7 30 P M. President Thelma Forbes Vice President John Vonder de Mary Slocum Edn Keller Next meeting Heppner Oregon
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de Mary Slocum Edn
Keller
Lodge Directoryed Masonic And Chapter Meeting Schedule
Local lodge Zone Lodge No 120 A F and A M meets on the first and third Wednesday each month. Officers Hoy Stender W M Elmer Griffith secretary and A L A Me Cable Locust Chapter No 100 meets on the second and fourth Tuesday each month with Ruth Maan as secretary.
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W. M
Hoy Stender
Seey
Elmer Griffith
Treas
ALA
Me Cable
W. Mme
Wartha Dick
Ruth Maaun
Racing Pigeons Break 200 Mile Record
Six racing pigeons owned by R L Chipman of the Weston Battery station were released near Jones. The birds averaged 54.55 miles per hour and reached home at Gordon Street at 11 03 a m. Five pigeons confirmed the arrival with little fatigue. The run marks the fastest 200 mile time from Spokane on record and the team plans to skip the 316 mile run to target the 425 mile leg to Ashland Oregon.
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R. L Chipman
Westin Battery
Jone
American Railway Express
Gordon
Pasco
Chipman
Ashland
Ore
Odd Fellows Lodge Meeting Notices
IONE LODGE No. 1, I. O. O. F. meets every Saturday evening. NUT Peterson V G, KB 0 Hel ther, Leew Lee Howell Trews 2 J Breitow DUNCH GIRSS MEDEKAM No.6 meets on the second and third Thursday aft onel month N ts Mre Kella McCurdy V G Gradge Lauded Secy Verda Ritchie Tacas Etta Bristow
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N. Ts
Mre
Kella McCurdy
V.G
Gradge Lauded
Secy
Verda Ritchie
Tacas
Etta Bristow
Pointless Schemes and a Bridge Party Tale
A fragmentary London Mall excerpt shows a quixotic figure seeking influence in his district. He targets a baronet’s wife who favors auction bridge over charitable deeds, and a witty exchange with Lady Blankspace highlights social satire of idle aristocracy and political misdirection.
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Jota Doll
Paraleuhir
Barenet
chuMle
Deni Dent
London Mall
Endangered Meat Trade Threatens Mountain Range Wildlife
A damaged passage notes a narrowing wildlife range from Nova Scotia to British Columbia and Sierra Cascade regions. It cites unregulated trapping suppressing species, with a near extinction threat despite protections and high market prices driving continued hunting.
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Nova Swetia
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