Pioneer Mother Goes Home
Anna Louisa Lundell born in Sweden on June 11 1842 married Frank A Lundell in 1870 came to California in 1882 moved to Gooseberry in 1887 and Lone in 1918 where she died June 22 1926 aged 84. Survived by six of ten children Aug W Ernest R Anna Lindstrom Mary Swanson Oscar L and Algotta. Funeral services held by Rev C G Bloomquint in Port land and at Gooseberry Swedish Lutheran church.
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Anna Louisa Lundell
Sweden
Frank A. Lundell
California
Gooseberry
Swedish Lutheran Church
Lone
August W
Ernest R
Anna Lindstrom
Mary Swanson
Oscar L
Algotta
C. G. Bloomquint
Portland
Congregational
Leaidel Hall Theatre Summer Film Schedule
A notice lists pictures booked for Leaidel Hall starting June 12, including Man from Red River and Sea Hawk. The lineup runs through December with titles such as Tornado, Without Mercy, Prairie Pirate, Hell's Highroad, Sundown, Three Faces East, and The Road to Yesteryear.
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Hollywood
Calgary Stampe
Sundown
Simon the Jest
Madam Behav
California
Anniversary Gathering at Butterby Flats
Last Sunday at Jack Hynd ranch near Cecil about seventy five relatives and friends celebrated the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Jack Hynd. The couple marched from the lawn led by Buck Lievallan speed cop who acted as preacher. A kiss race followed and the husband won. A meal with many good eats and ice cream followed under trees with neighbors George and the preacher sharing in the sweets. The gathering recalled old times and looked forward to future gatherings in the Cecil area. The note ends with American Legion Lone Oregon One Who Was There.
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Jack Hynd
Butterby Flats
Cecil
Buck Lievallan
George
American Legion Lone
Oregon
Mexico City's Subsurface Bed Limits Skyscraper Reach
The article notes Mexico City sits on former lake bed, warns against tall structures. It states the tallest current building is seven stories. Poetic lines interrupt with unrelated verses about dancing in shaded courts.
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Mexico City
City of
Mexico
Englishman Unveils Speech Driven Electric Current Device
An English inventor claims a machine converts sound into controlled electric current. The device purportedly etches and releases current when influenced by spoken speech, signaling a new method of direct current modulation through audio input.
Local News and Social Roundup from Lexington
Lexington updates cover road incidents, church events, grange meetings, and harvest preparations. Notables include Pomona Grange discussions on banking, a literary program at Legion Hall, and election results for school board positions. Community notices note travel, visits, and local travel planning.
His Last Laugh An Arizona man went to the gal lows laughing
An Arizona man vanished after an apparent incident reported by Iodianapolis News. The brief item notes a man who left laughing but did not return in the same mood, with no further details provided.
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Arizona
Iodianapolis
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Battestiere
Ansieten & Cimerer
the Live Bank
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Gilliam
Morrow
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Dorcas Society
George Ritchie
Newport
Roy Liewallan
Port
Liewallan
Lone City Drag
Toledo
G. W. Ritchie
Della
M. Corson
E. Bristow
Judge Robinson
Ender
Elisha Sperry
Lane
Lee Howell
Lee
del Ward
E. W. Carson
Los Angeles
Southern California Telephone Company
Della M. Carson
The
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Grimes
Jack Farris
W. E. Bullard
Mr Head
Wells Spring
Frank Munkers and Sons
Salem
Laxington
George Peck
Mr. Peck
L. Dorman
Mrs. Dorman
Heppner
Albert Ad King
Mrs. French
Cecil Warner
Mr. Warner
Hermiston
Walla Walla
Congregational Sabbath School
Laurel Beach
Lexington Auditorium
H. M. Warner
E. S. Mills
Gracie Burchell
Kodak
Bullard’s Pharmacy
Kodak Store
Cheney Rotary
Rotary Red Wizard
Bert Mason
Pacific International
Bristow & Johnsons
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