Lexington Echoes A Round of Local Departures and Visits
Mrs Grimes completed a successful term in Devine district and returned home to Prineville. Mr and Mrs Barnett and Miss Dona Barnett left for Portland on a combined business and pleasure trip. Mr Elbert Stanton and sons Lawrence and Harold visited Lexington from Walla Walla. Miss E Upson, former Strawberry schoolteacher, left for Hood River after raising her school. Miss Faith Bark of Portland visited Lexinton friends. Henry Shriver departed for Portland for a week long visit. Sherman and Elsie Tucker went to Portland with Sherman working there for the summer and Elsie planning to return with brother George for graduation exercises Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Upson
Hood River
Faith Bark
Portland
Lexinton
Henry Shriver
Sherman
Elsie Tucker
Elsie
George
Cleaning and Preservation Tips for Footwear and Celestial Measurements
The article offers advice on preserving shoes using petroleum jelly and wax for moisture resistance, noting that patent leather benefits from this treatment. It then shifts to a rudimentary discussion of celestial dimensions, comparing the sun, earth, and moon with rough statements about diameters, volumes, and masses, though the figures are unclear.
Morgan Items and Local Notices Summary
Mrs R E B Harbison left Sunday for Ath and to attend the Rebecca convention. Pettyjohn fell downstairs and broke his arm. Martin Haurenfiend visited Robert Bilcom and family with mother and Miss Parrens. Bob Lowe and Novl S Reeter of Coall were in Morgan Sunday. Mildred and Lloyd Morganepen visited at BF Morgan’s home. Justie Wiles weekend with Buddy Hardesty. Pred Pettyjohn recovering at home and then on the road. Morgan school closed for summer vacation with program. W F Palmeteer left for Portland. surgery reported as doing fine. Alfred Treedon and Otto Lind were visitors in Artington. H Owey transacted business in Lone Morning. School Dist No 28 closed Saturday with a program. E G Morgan’s family sick with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. EB. Harbison
Ath
Itis Pettysohn
Martin Haurenfiend
Tid
Miss Parrens
Robert Bilcom
Bob Lowe
Reeter
Morgan Lagh
Mildred
Lloyd Morganepen
BF. Morgan
Justie Wiles
Buddy Hardesty
Pred Pettyjohn
Morgan
W. F. Palmeteer
Portland
Doink Fine
Alfred Treed
Otto Lind
H.owey
E. G. Morgan
Fragmentary note shows unavailable items for a ceremony
A damaged entry notes items not available for planned ceremony use. It mentions a forceful abstention and a request for permission, reflecting a formal objection or delay. The text is incomplete but ongoing negotiations and a funding or supply issue appear implicit.
Restoring Fine Art Profranional Book Npelorenm
Fragmented OCR text describes restoration of a book and an analysis plan. It mentions a four page preface and a calve hundreds of collectors. The readable bits suggest a technical discussion about restoring art and a project involving a preface that could affect many collectors.
Heppner Notes Sheriff Absence and Office Changes
The Sheriff's office takes charge of Deputy Cox while Sheriff Mc Daffy is absent in Ashland. Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows event noted. Heppner Post Office described as newly refreshed with whitewash.
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Cox
Mc Daffy
Ashland
Odd Fellowa
Heppner Poat
Remarkable Coincidence Of President And Capital City
A fragmentary note observes a striking coincidence where the nation’s first President shares a name with the capital city, prompting puzzled questions about identity and origin. The terse remark highlights curiosity about this parallel.
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Overseas
Keglebied
Overseaes
What to Do Mall the Strange Things in This World
A puzzling poetic fragment lists oddities and hints at human curiosity. It contrasts strange marvels with common tasks, suggesting wonder and effort are intertwined as people seek answers and guidance in everyday life.
Mysterious Exchange Between Mrs Gay Reveals Coded Tone
Fragmented dialogue shows Mrs Gay and others discussing agreement and a cryptic note about who he is. The text hints at a social or church context with varying opinions and a potential misdirection. No clear event or outcome is stated.
White Aggressive Rhetoric Shapes Attitudes and Actions
The piece discusses how white aggressiveness is framed as a social force influencing perception and behavior. It notes calls to wake or engage aggressive attitudes and the impact on interactions, policy debates, and community dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Eyce Green
Cecil News Items From Lone Ranger Area Social Notes
Messia H Krebs and W Lowe and Misses AC and M H Lowe spent Sunday with David and stynd at Lowe Lawn near Sand Hodlow. Mrs Karl Garnoworth and child ren left Rhon Siding on Sunday of Monument to visit briefly before they return for the mountaineering trip. Our best wishes go with the family who will be missed in our community. Kid Bristow and his wife, prominent merchant, were calling at Butterby late Sunday. W V Pecco of Ewink arrived home Wednesday after days in Pendleton aboard a band of sheep he bought recently at Hamilton Road above Heppner. Mrs William Sexton of The Logan Cottage arrived home on clay from Iron Portland after visiting friends. Mrs AL Chandler and daughter Flies Myrtie of Willow Creek, with Miss Annie G C Hynd, were sightseeing in Heppner. John Thompson, visiting her mother, left Thursday for Portland accompanied by her brother Jack O Nalag for a trip. Mrs Leon W Curtis of Grand Dalles Washington has been visiting her son Grover and his wife near Rhea Siding.
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Messia
H. Krebs
W. Lowe
M. H. Lowe
David
Stynd
Lowe Lawn
Rand
Sand Hodlow
Karl “Arnaworth
Rhon Siding
Monument
Dons
W. V. Pecco
Ewink
Pendleton
Tamilton
Heppner
Willam Sexton
the Logan Cottee
Klay Iron
Portland
Faye
AL Chandler
Myrtie
Annie GC
Hynd
John Thompson
Ewing
Jack O Nalag
Biogs
Leon W. Curtis
Grand Dulles
Wash
Aon Grover
Nar Rhea Siding
London and Paris At the Bearing of the Hluiteer Century
Fragmentary text describes events in London and Paris with references to dates and preliminaries. It mentions ships, routes, and a committee linked to a central event. Names and precise actions are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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London
Paris
Rami
Fragmented OCR: Variclion in Egg Sizes and New Deal echoes
An unclear OCR passage discusses egg size variations and references the New Deal era. The text is garbled, with several misread terms, making it difficult to extract concrete facts, dates, or named entities. The readable bits hint at a historical context without a coherent narrative.
The Stage Improves On One Reason One Night
A fragmented note describes a theatre scene where a stage improvement sparks focus on a single actor. An abrupt curtain call ends with a child not revived, leaving the audience and staff in somber hush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube Merier
Dewd
Fragmentary note hints at a cherished friendship theme
A garbled passage mentions cherishing friends and life with hints of love and leadership. Names and clear events are unreadable, but the fragment implies reflection on values and companionship.
Notice For Publication of Property Interest in Oregon
Public notice concerns Cherie A Kiaddon of Lome Oregon and Homie Va with claim to land described in Section 17 Twill Seth Cue 24. The filing appears before the United States Commissioner at Hopsier Groyon on the stated day. The notice lists several individuals including Cecil Sargent of lowe Oregon and mentions legal action by the state.
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Popertinent
Che Interior
Sam Offvo
Tie Dalles
Omregan
Healey
Cherie A
Kiaddon
Lome
Einesie Jairy
Seth Cue
Hopsier
Groyon
Nts
Clalwant
Striter
Mra Yong Toifoe
Mirren
Cecil Sargent
Lowe Oregon
Card of Thanks for Sympathy after Loss
The Sargent family thanks friends for sympathy and help cheered them in the loss of their darling body. Mr. and C. C. Sargent and children express appreciation for the support received.
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C. C. Sargent
Weather Uncertain as Berthold Auerhahn Death Feared
A cryptic note questions human knowledge and cites Berthold Auerhahn as a referenced figure while unsettled weather forecasts loom over the region.
Odd Malay Plot Ties Male Sled and a Fence Welock Plant
A peculiar report describes an incident involving a male tied to a sled and a fence plant while a mower operated at four o'clock in the afternoon. The timing matches a twelve hour period later noted in the narration.
Porcupines Annoy Railroad Officials in odd incident
A fragmented report describes government action against porcupines near railroad infrastructure. The text mentions fines, measures, and potential penalties for damaging or hindering railway operations, with references to rubber hoses and stations.
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