Local Cecil People Socialize Amid Weekend Plans
Noel Streeter and Elmer Tyler discuss quick and easy ways to solve a mout pocket issue while Miss Thelma Miller visits Heppner and Miss Violet Hynd at Butterby Flats. Elvin Miller and E Turner visit Cec on Sunday. Jack Hvnd heads to Portland for a short stay. Public notice warns loss of life policies numbers 7101 to 7125 of Morgan Oregon agency National Union Fire Insurance Co Pittsburgh PA.
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Noel Streeter
Frien Elmer Tyler
Thelma Miller
Heppner
Violet Hynd
Butterby
Elvin Miller
Highview
E. Turner
Lane
Arsel Yorom
Portland
Mrs. Funk
Curtins Cottage
GHAIN
Feclsive
Ue Morgan
Oregon
Unio the Insurance Company
Pittelurg
Milalaki
Pullles
Pittburg
Morgan Area Social Roundup Ailes in County Echo
Local households in Morgan and nearby areas share visits and tasks. Mrs Wigglesworth and Milton Sperlock called on Cecil Saturday. Gladys Medlock cabled to Mrs Hardesty Tuesday. families visited, moved a car, ploughed acres, and recovered from illness. Community members frequent friends and kin across Mor row County.
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Mrs. Wigglesworth
Milton Sperlock
Cecil
Gladys Medlock
Hardesty
Frank Hiferty
Bert Paimeteer
Ely
R. E. Harbison
Esther Baurefiend
Lindstrom
James Hardesty
H. J. Streeter
Tee N. Pettjohn
Market Agent Notes Emphasize Farmer Self Reliance
State Market Agent C K Spence urges farmers to take control of production and marketing to avoid being exploited by middlemen. He cites Borah on price imbalances, notes low grower profits and high consumer costs, and highlights cooperative efforts in the Midwest for better milk and quality incentives.
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United States
Borah
Idaho
American Federation of Labor Intension
Portland
New Hampshire
Fa Ton
C. K. Spence
Enw Wuiner
Middle West
Itade
Washington
How The White Man Gained His Land On The Frontier
Elmo Scott Watson recounts the Walking Purchase and related land scalawags. Daniel Boone and Col Richard Henderson appear alongside George Washington as early real estate figures. The Delawares and Iroquois resist, leading to decades of mistrust and a later confrontation at Harmar and the Northwest Territory.
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Daniel Boote
Kentucky
Northh Carolina
Richard Henderson
George Washington
William Venn
Neshuniny Creek
Delaweres
Leila
Ohio
Coonel
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Heads Back to 40-Year Claim
An old advertising notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims the remedy helps those in run down condition and touts decades of familiarity with catarrh treatment. The snippet mentions Blavelock the Dane and references an early earle Delled Leto in garbled form.
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Ormal
F. J Cheney & Co
Toleto
Ohio
Haveock
Blavelock
Odielft
Notice For Publication Land Office The Dalles Oregon
Notice is hereby given that Charles Ay Hosen of Lone Green made homestead entry for the southwest and southeast quarters of section 17 township 2 east Willamette Meridian. He will present final three year proof to establish claim before Judge Anderson at Heppner Oregon on January 1, 1918. Witnesses named are J Donnelly, Strigow, Frank Young, Kufie Farrend, Cecil Sargent all of Tate Oregon.
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Department of the Interior
Dalles
Oregon
Averillet
Charles Ay Hosen
Lone, Green
Townahlo South Range
Willamette Meridian
Gay M. Anderson
Heppner
Jane
Ramet
J. On. Strlogwe
Frank Young
Kufie Farrend
Cecil Sargent
Tate Oregon
Origins of the word cat traced to "cotus" and "chat"
The piece notes that the term cat may descend from the Latin cotus meaning knowing one, later becoming chat in Romance tongues and gate in some usages. Other authorities claim cat derives from an old French word acute.
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Cotus
Feathered Surgeon Tale From a Broken Leg Incident
A fragmentary report describes a feathered healer figure who killed a bird with a broken leg. The tale mentions bound feathers and a setting tied to a local iwi, with references to a fortress or fort and a person named Varden.
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Ming
Mito Poeliwu
Seven Cities of Cibola Legend Near Zuni Pueblo
Fragmentary note recalls the famed Seven Cities of Cibola in western New Mexico near Zuni Pueblo. The account links the legendary site to early Spanish exploration of Mexico and the Indian settlements that once occupied the region.
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Zuni
New Mexico
Mexco
Joyful Day Text Missing Key Details
Text fragment mentions clapping hands and a joyful moment but omits essential names, places, and dates. Unable to determine a clear event or identity for a precise headline or summary.
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Morgan
Wells
Morrow County
N. Pettjohns
Fay Pettyjohn
Fred Pettyjohn
Mrs
Ben Morgan
Kodak
Bullards Pharmacy
The
Kodak Store
Tie Tain
Rastaunen
Northwest
Rasmussen
Elmo Scott Watson
Posoeshedd
Zion National Park
Utah
Denver
Kansas City
Cleveland
Toronto
Pattade
Philadlphia
New York
Boston
Yellowstone
Costa
J. W. Hawk
Ione, Oregon
J. W. Donnely
Hey Later
Farmer’s Elevator Co
Lone, Oregon
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co
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