Lexington Echoes and School Play Highlight Week
Lexington residents visit and return as Ed Copenboer seeks mill work near Band. Mrs Wallace Jones and children come home from Newberg six weeks away. Senior play at Lexington High draws large crowd and praise. Ernest Thompson Seton notes wolves social in Northern animals. Football literature noted in Arens Britain. Jury objection cited as selfish time waste debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sloan
Stanfield
Lexington
Ed Copenboer
Wallace Jones
Newberg
Leich McMillan
Laura Scott
Charles Shurte
Heppner
Lexington High School
Morgan Items Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Edwars visited James Hardesty family last Thursday and they shared fish. Mrs. Misner and daughter, plus Padbergs of Lone, called at Willow Creek Poultry Farm. Palmeteer family traveled to Arlington and vacation plans surfaced for Portland.
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Edwards
James Hardesty
Mr. Edwards
Lone
Edwars
Franklin Ely
Bert Palmeteer
H. QO. Ely
W. F. Palmeteer
Arlington
Palmeteer
Portland
H. J Streeter
Bowers
Morgan
Heppner W R C Frames Oregon Flag Law Gift
The Heppner Women’s Relief Corda organized a patriotic program at the last T A meeting. A framed copy of the Oregon Flag Law was presented to a member group by Mrs. Jean Gilman and others. Delegates to the Rebecca convention were announced for Ashland next week.
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Corda
Deppner
Hed
T.A
Oregon
Jean Gilman
Olive Frye
Joh Whitman
Heppner
William Ayers
Sans Souc
Rebecca Lodge
Wil
Will
Win, MedDuffy
Willow Lodge
J. F
Ashland
Stuals
Menner
Elizabeth Phelps
Reid Byselck
Sarah McNamer
Bogers
Prescott
Rogers
G. A. Riveteran
Local Cecil News Briefs Highlight Community Visits
The Cecil area reports several social visits and travels. Mrs Charlie Hynds and family stay at The Pines Ukia Oregon while Mr Prather Cantwell visits Heppner. Mrs L L Punk and daughter travel from the Ouriit Coulage to Mire Roy Slade at Seldomseen. George Krebs and M Van Seck guests at Arington port. Howard Wordesty and companions head to the hills for a few days near Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hynd
Charlie Hynds
Pines
Ukia
Ore
Bh. Ory
Li Grande
Prather Cantwell
Heppner
John McIntyre
Killarney
L. L. Punk
Howard Wordesty
Morgan
Noel Streeter
Harvey Medlock
Cecil
Hills
David
Chimney Waste Check Marks Step in Power Device Trials
In a measured test a group of engineers assesses chimney waste with a new device aimed at improving fuel efficiency. Early results indicate progress toward covering a larger share of energy content in the fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devigos
Electrol
Notice For Publication In Oregon Land Office
Notice is given that Charles A Hancon of Tone Owen has fled residency proof to establish claim to his entry No 0218TH for southwest and west half of section 17 township 28 east Willamette Meridian. Final proof date set before May Andrews United States Commissioner Heppner Oregon June 2 Wu. Claimants listed Stringer Frank Young Rafi Farreta and Cecil Sargent all of Lone Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Dallow
Oregon
Charles A. Hancon
Tone
Owen
Townehily
South Range
Willamette Veridian
Visible for 80 Miles The Fat Powerful Electric Parach
The report describes a large electric apparatus lighting a wide area with a portal rate over 40 miles. It operated from Statenteland New York to assist United States health service. Nearby Philadelphia appeared to have rental activity within 0 miles on a close night.
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Statenteland
New York
United States
Philadelphia
Sickness Protects Game Keeping in Africa
A fragment notes disease and malaria influence on big game in Africa, stating microbes invade and foist limits on hunting and conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Fragmentary Page Highlights Public Notices and Cultural Bits
The readable fragments mention emergency sirens and telephone lines, a family physician, a fire box, and a local publisher. It references phonograph sales and music selections during performances, plus scattered lines about humanity and service. Names and coherent events are minimal due to damaged text.
Oregon Agricultural College Graduate Class Totals 630
Oregon Agricultural College reports a graduating class of 630 this year. Thomas J. Davidson is the lone representative from lone, majoring in mechanical engineering.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Lone
Thomas J. Davidson
Serenading in Street Draws Three Youths in Protest
Three young men stand on a street, serenading from different apartment floors as impassioned protests spill into the scene. The crowd below watches the unusual display as voices rise in chorus.
All Lost Without Pilot in Winds Weasel Tale
A fractured copy describes a scene where a pilot guides a craft as winds influence progress. The passage suggests a lone crew could not advance without the pilot and wind assistance. The exact setting and names are unclear due to garbled text.
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Ernest Thompson Seton
Northern Animals
Mach
Arens
Britain
Kodak
Bullards Pharmacy
The
Kodak Store
Zion National Park
Utah
Tara
Cleveland
Vonet
Mitoo
Ane
J. W. Hawk
Ione, Oregon
Hemls
Motors
Piyleeenger
Titan
Dent Ven
Rochester
Timenton
Rowton
Rat
Cecil News Itesm
Huanity
Marshall Pield
Movly
Rasmussen
Northwest
Rasmussen Quality
Farmer’s Elevator Co
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co
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