Subscription notice for six months three months in Oregon
A legal notice printed in the Johnson County paper indicates a second class mail subscription arrangement in Jones Oregon under the March 3 1879 act. It lists a due amount of 200 1980 and mentions entry at the post office.
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Local Social and Business Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Mrs. Eldon McFerrin and family travel to The Dalles to visit relatives. Portland visitors include J K Robison and Milton Morgan party. Baker and Tacoma trips noted. Rev. Lowe conducts services at Ponte Canal Mission.Farmers Elevator buy and warehousing changes. Wendel Balsiger named Growers Corp manager. Coffee Shop expands dining space. Many locals attend Heppner event and Rose Carnival in Portland.
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Cecil Ahait
Lowe
Baker
Ponte Canal Mission
Hannah Abaltielc
Tacoma
John Grimes
Airs
Helen Ferrene
Wendel Balsiger
Greist ‘Growers Cofporation
Goliskict
Moro
Baisiger
B. & G. Company
Dune to Portland Visit Small Town Figures and Harvest Happenings
A jumble of names describes a busy period: Mies Baleiger spends the summer with W. J. Blake and son Ted in Portland. Mrs. Hauke visits Cheery. the Gabberts host Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Gabbert and two with Dwight Misener on Sunset Range. John Montgomery from Portland attends farming interests near Love Kieth Blake from Coos County assists with wheat, wife and baby to join later. Lone baseball team Bungay defeats Eppner 8 to 2. Robert Smith horses and wittles visit. The Axes, former Newberg residents, relocate to town. one family occupies rooms at the Lony Apartment on Main Street.
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Gon Dart
Sunde
Pla
Portland
Sturn
Ju. W. McNanet
Heppner Anuosc
Freu Los
Lexington
Ernest Helikes
Barriet
Munday
Sejour
Troge
Mis de
Ja Corson
Alfred Balsiger
Portiaid
Heppner
Lhenwelves
Louis Balsiger
Wendel Dusiver Uo Moro
Euwere
Frides
Elva Balsiger
University of Oregon
Mies Baleiger
W. J. Blake
Ted
Dwight Misener
Bungay
Sunda
Imail
Fevid
Robert Smith
Kenton
Mra
Mark Agee
Daugher
Beulsh
Axee
Lofe
Newberg
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Bristow and Johnsons Saturday on Monday Special
Long historical period spans 2157 years from the anointing of Sout to Jerusalem’s destruction by Romans, as discussed in Bristow and Johnsons feature.
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Bristow and Johnson,s
Jerusalem
Picnic Parties Drawn From Readers for Outing Day
Many townsfolk joined a Sunday call to the outdoors spending the day at Pious Places and ar tesian Well above Heppner. Families including Howell, Shipley, Blackwell, Battersby, Bryson, Mason and Rettmanns formed groups for picnics along Columbia River Highway and Kuckreek above Hardman. Reitmanns, Aldersons, Peterssons and Rutbranes joined from nearby homes as they traveled to Pleck's Orchard then prepared for the journey home.
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Coors
Mie
Lee Howell
Grant O1den
Arpest Shipley
Mes Blackwell
Charles Battersby
Johan Bryson
Francia
Junior Mason
Artesian Wellabove Heppner
Red Mankin
Earl Klake
Kiethier Mieke
Kuck Reek
Hiardman
Reitman
Pleeck
S Orchard
Columbia River
Mra
Margret Eit
Ong David
Ties
Ed Rettann
Omar Reitmann
Victor Kietmann
Victor Petersson
al Urs
Hered Alderson
Les Anderson
Ebetis
Margaret Rutrane
Mes Roberts
Aivmann
Wule
Reetmann
Poeck
Orchard
Bates Steel Mule Tractor Exhibition at Paul C G Balsiger
The Bates Steel Mule Tractor is on display at Paul CG Balsiger's Implement Store, showcasing new weather responsive features. The event highlights local agricultural equipment and advances in farming gear.
Face of Dead Empress Reproduced on Carpet
The Empress’s likeness was woven into a royal carpet for Shab John’s court at the Mintotas Mahal. Carved from Per Persian weavers, the 20 by 2 foot piece carries 7,000,000 knots and required twenty years to complete. The design honors the late empress and her family.
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Mintotas Mahal
Change in Life's Viewpoint Reported in Local Notice
A historical notice discusses shifts in perspectives within a community. It mentions figures and places in an abstract summary, noting a broader cultural or social change without graphic detail. The piece references local institutions and a period tone.
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