New England Leads in Per Capita Savings Deposits
New England tops the six geographical divisions in per capita savings deposits with 443 dollars per depositor. The Middle Atlantic follows at 805 dollars, up 101.9 percent in twelve years. The Southern states rise to 52 dollars per capita, a 188 percent gain since 1912 the best among districts. The Pacific Coast ranks third in total deposits and second in gain at 187.6 percent.
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United States
New England
Negala
Middle Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Cecil News Items Highlight Local Calls and Family News
Cecil residents report visits and calls from neighbors including Mrs Roy Duncan and son, M V Logan sheriff of Gilliam county boxing up Ceci friends, and W G Palmateer of Windy Pook making business calls. Families move into Rockeiff and Popular Grove. local social events include an Elks dance in Condon and a Legion meeting set for March 30 in Heppner.
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Roy Duncan
Busy Bee
J. O'Neal
M. V. Logan
Gilliam County
W. G. Palmateer
Windypook
Cecil
W. V. Pedro
Ewing
H. V. Tyler
W. H. Chandler
Willow Creek Ranch
Pat Med
Hillside
Shorty Shaver
Lone
Difford Henriksen
Portland
Deli Ward
K. Farnsworth
Henry W. Krebs
A.C
M. H. Lowe
Highway House
Annie Hynd
Butterby Flats
Condon
Lexington Echoes Weekend Visitors and Flu Siege
Karl Beach and Ralph Jackson visited Walla Walla with the Beach family while Claire Nolan visits from Y C C. The Reed couple from Fossil, now residents of Condon, and Ray Young family move to Lexington. High school closes due to flu as illness spreads through town amid local notices of births and seed potato prices.
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Karl Beach
Ralph Jackson
Walla Walla
Beach
Claire Nolan
George Reed
Fossil
Memorial Union Building Fund Surges Among O A C Alumni
Oregon Agricultural College moves toward a Memorial Union to honor Spanish American and World War veterans. Alumni and students rally with gifts surpassing half the goal in three days, including a $1000 pledge by President W. J. Kerr. The campaign spans Oregon and other states with gifts from California and Washington, aiming for a 1926 opening and a fourfold use: student activities, faculty meetings, large assemblies, and publications.
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O. A. Memorial
O. A.C. Camonss
Alumnt
Friends
Oregon
W. J. Ker
Portland
Wate Great Memorial Union
College 2
Altemni
Bard
Mater Ol
Cali
Fornia
Washington
California
Hawaii
Memorial Uniion
Geraldine Farrar
Madame Sehurnenn Mein
Miceha Elveut
Fema Behtrstein
Violoviste
Aml
O. A. C Cary
Drege
Banish American
Worf
Tory
Uned
Oicinx
Santina State
Local notes of moves and visits in the Morgan area
Morgan life records small town movements including Harbison and wife to Portland. Wiggiesworth group to Troutdale. Sampoon Edwards selling smelt. Pat Medlock family moving to Cecil. Mr. Cogswell hauling straw. many visits to relatives and neighbors. a surprise birthday at W Palmeteer. Pettyjohn family visits. school happenings at Morgan School.
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R.E. Harbison
Portland
Willow Creek
Cecil
Pettyjohn
Martin
Este Bauernfeind
EF Pettyjohn
Morgan School
Pat Medlock
James Hardesty
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American Legion
Heppner
Lexington
O. A. C. Memorial Union
Independent Garage
Milmon
Morgan Life
Mra
Okey Wigglesworth
Fred Pettyjohn
John Gray
W. F. Palmeteer
Cheuley Ang Puley
Shellely Labaratwtea
Dapl, Sa
Aurora
Farmer’s Elevator Co
Lone, Oregon
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