Morgan News Roundup From Local Morgan Area
A Morgan social and business notes column reports neighbors shopping, visiting, and attending events. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Troedeon, Bly, Lundell, Mahoney family, Harbxe of Portland, Portnest, Guinea, and Willow Creek Poultry Fair orders for Leghorn chicks. A City Council meeting covers nuisance cleanup, fire hazards, and a road grader purchase. Stanley Seely escapes a car mishap on a grade above the Noah Pettyjohn place.
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O. L. Lundell
Rhes Creek
Willow Creek
R. I. Redchicka
Clete McCormick
Mra. Mahoney
Ethel Mahoney
Pat Medlock
Leon Logan
Cecil
John Nawh
J. A. Harbxe
Portland
Morgan
Hal Portnest
R. J. Guinea
Condon
Stanley Seely
Cartright
Alvin Ely
Edith
Margaret
Rhea
Nash Pettyjonn
J. F Hardesty
Mr. Mahoney
Mr. Coanett
Misa Opal Pettyjohn
Mra
Ilia Minor
Mra. Mediock
Bero Palmateer
H. O. Fly
Gladys Medlock
Alta Cataforth
H. O. Bly
Bert Palmateer
Eudora Serly
Mra. Hardesty
Echel Mahone
Franklin Ely
Hynd
C. Hatchcroft
Eteel Mahoney
H. O. Ely
Emil Swanson
OW Lind
Atrom
Kuders Seely
Kata Bauren Mrb
Nellie Walters
Martin
Zoe Baurenfeind
Bata Baurenfeind
Noah Pettyjohn
Mr. Seely
C.C. Hatchecroft
Martin Baurenfeind
Misa Edith Bly
Hardesty
Ed Rietmann
William Davidson
Howard Hardesty
C. C. Hutchcroft
Bauman Declares Candidacy for Morrow County Sheriff
J. D. Bauman announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Morrow County in the primary on May 18, 1928.
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Morrow County
J. D. Bauman
Morrow County Sheriff Candidate Declares Run for May Primaries
G. A. Bleakman announces candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket in Morrow County with primaries set for May 18. He seeks votes from voters in the upcoming election.
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Morrow County
Grain policies lost notice from Twin City Fire Ins Co
Hudson Essex six Paul G Balsiger agent notices lost grain policies Nos L to 26 128 formerly issued to W T McNabb lone Oregon and states the company not liable for losses from unauthorized use by any agent. Joy Lichtenstine manager Pacific department San Francisco signs the notice. The Skowbe apsaries of Hermiston won alfalfa honey at a San Francisco show and a $350000 memorial hall under construction at Corvallis Alfalfa Bay with materials from Jordan siding. Walter Eubanks added 235 white leghorn chickens. Mr and Mrs W B Bullard and children visited Heppner Sunday to see Rev and Mrs Spauld.
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Twin City Fire Insurance CO
Mnneapolis
Minnesota
W.T. McNabb
Lone
Oregon
Joy Lichtenstine
Pacific Department
California Street
San Francisco
California
Allege Memorial Hall
Corvallis
Alfalfa Bay
Jordan Siding
Walter Eubanks
Local Happenings and Notes From Pendleton Lane
Local items report Ted Troge buying a Gulbrangon piano from Pendleton Music House via Bullard's Pharmacy. R. R. Station Agent Don Hawk visits Portland. C. F. Dovlis covers U. P. business in his absence. Public school drills preview county oratorade contests. Lambing conditions favorable with low losses. John P. Loug briefly ill then returned to work. J O Peterson buys Heppner jewelry stock and continues the store in Heppner. John McDevitt may move from Morrow to Umatilla County. County Commissioner L. P. Davidson may seek renomination. L. H. Windsor injured near Sacramento in a car crash, with multiple severe injuries. Windsor linked to William Windsor of Jane. born Social Ridge Oregon 1804.
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Smith
Lane
John P. Loug
J. O. Peterson
Bulin
Heppner
Peterson
Burn
Engelman
Jess
John A
Warren Packing Co
Warrendale
Oregon
John McDevitt
Marrow County
Umatilla
Pendleton
Ed Busehe
Schriver Oace
L. P. Davidson
L. H. Windsor
East Oregonian
Sacramento
Cal
Mr. Windsor
William Windsor
Jane
Social Ridge
Morrow Co
Lexington
Perdleton
Ruth Barnett
Treaty Date Clarified Amid Old War Anniversary
A fragmented note recalls the signing of a world war ending treaty. It clarifies the commonly misremembered date and states the agreement was signed on June 28, 1919, highlighting the historical milestone.
A Thought for Today by Abraham Lincoln
A thoughtful quotation attributes to Abraham Lincoln about choosing kindness over illness by removing thistles and planting a hopeful flower where fever might take root. It reflects resilience and optimistic action.
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Abraham Lincoln
Birthday Surprise as E. C. Heliker Hosts Friends
March 4 gathering celebrated E. C. Heliker's birthday with a houseful of neighbors and relatives including H G Rankin Gibson Peterson Seblevoight Cognwell Putnam Zink Jamin and others. Portland council approved plans for a $1600 Front Street market project. Railroads pay taxes more than double 1876 government costs. Tillamook creameries produced 7,285,141 pounds cheese worth 1,784,761 from 65,901,395 pounds milk. Government adds 47100 to Crater Lake road improvements. The court case notes suggest weak prosecution in several instances.
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E. C. Heliker
Portland
U. S
Crater Lake Road
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Mra. A
Morgan and
Mr. H. C Bly
Mr. Palmateor
Mernel
Bristow. & Johnson
Victrola
Bullard
KODAK
G. A. Bleakman
Hudson
Essex
SUPER
Paul G. Balsiger
Hermiston
W. &. Bullard
Ted Troge
Bullard's Pharmacy
R. R
Don Hawk
Mr. C. F. Dovlis
U. P
Jordan
Delbert Cochran
I. R. Robison
Jamin
Danny Porter
Mr. Land
Hekker
Pak of Tone
Ione Business
Bank of Tone
A. A. Schram
Banks
State of
Bank of Ione
Salem
Circuit Court
A. A.schramm
Bank OF
Lone Corner
Sperry
Dore Jakes
E. W. M. Morrow County
Lorenzo Jakes
C. C. Chick
N.R
S. E
N. E
N. R
Rod Weeder
J. A. Williams’ Ranch
Bert Mason
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