Edene Moore Graduates From Oregon Agricultural College
Edene Louise Moore, daughter of EB Moore of Lone, is among more than 250 graduates at Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis in June 1925. She was Lone High School valedictorian, school orator and president of the 1921 senior class, later active in home economics and Arline Club, transferring to LANfield in 1928.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvalis
Edene Louise Moore
EB. Moore
Lone
Miore
Lone High School
Shurby Meyoring
Sweh
Arline Club
Cem Lanfield
Local Notes Highlight Community Happenings
Local notes report residents changing jobs with David Head at Hood River packing plant and new honors as the community thanks Hoppner for its spirit. Mentions include eye specialist Lund, J B Sparks at Prineville visiting, and Paul Balaiger seeking a stacker with Joy Hawk. State of repairs and graduates at C A GC noted.
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Gene
David Head
Hoodi River
Sargent
C. A. Beek
Hoppner
Juliet
Lexington
Perry Hook
Pendiaton
Bert Mason
Mick Mawer
Gorge Zink
Portland
J. B. Sparks
Prineville
Honey Clack
Chia Wee
B.A. Amy
Holt Manufacturing Co
Lone
Paul G. Balaiger
Chav. Allenger
Oon
C. A. GC
Edens Moore
Thomas d. Davieson
Call for County Warrants in Morrow County Oregon
All general county warrants of Morrow County Oregon registered on or before January 31 1925 will be paid on presentation at the office of the County Treasurer on or after June 8 1925 at which date interest on warrants will cease Dated Heppner Oregon May 25 1925 Leon W Brig County Treasurer
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Morrow County
Osgon
Heppner
Oregon
Leon Wi
Force of Habit Feat Tiundl 10 My Alcott
Fragmentary text suggests a cryptic note or poem fragment. Key names and places are unreadable. No clear event or outcome can be established from the fragments provided.
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Poaltecind
Tietundl
Alcott
Bribery in a Parson Trial and River Trip Tale
An American Legion Weekly vignette parodies bribery of a parson with a rod traplet by a hooded figure on a river outing. A character named Mose is questioned about a truth and a family concern emerges in dialogue set near a river crossing.
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Jay
American Legion Weekly
Churel
Mose
Tales of the Old Frontier recounts of buffalo hunters and skirmishes
A fragmented reminiscence recounts frontier dangers as buffalo hunters skirt a punitive encounter with Mexican forces led by General Santa who orders a showdown after, amid gunfire, a hunter is wounded. The piece mixes scenes on a Michigan river and an unsettled frontier tale with names and events that hint at violence and hardship.
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Mamtaga
Banta
Gunter
Michigan
Tioms
Loge
Sige Loneg
Eppetatore
Jimen Towers
Montenn Buffalo Hunter
Tosa
Poy
Jack
Toast and Dinner Speaker Recalled From Shared Page
A quirky exchange notes that two unrelated items share a page in a joke collection, contrasting the toast story with a dinner speaker anecdote. The remark emphasizes how printed pages can link disparate items in a reader’s memory.
Gossip and secrets stir a lively print clash
A jumble of misquoted lines and gossip tales travels through a scene of talkative neighbors. A six year old, a baby, and a boastful hunt for age mix with petty rivalries, pediatric questions, and a riot rumor. The page gestures to a society absorbed in whispers and selective truths.
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Mabel
Everybody's
Morning Blaze Destroys Seven Buildings in Heppner
A morning fire in a Lutcher shop in Heppner destroyed seven buildings along the east side of Main Street. Property losses reached about thirty five thousand dollars with only partial insurance coverage.
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Main Street
Heppner
After the Film Encourages Tireechy to Reclaim Parts
A fragmented note claims Encouraging Tireechy move to acquire tier tank parts for a new film. The text suggests growing turnout and debate over financing and justification.
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Tireechy
Unclear OCR: Monopoly Pattern Engraving in New Jersey
Fragmentary text describes a government customer in New Jersey ordering engraving patterns for banknote and plate production. Unable to confirm full context or entities due to damaged source.
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New Jersey
Cat Honored With Memorial By Wealthy Eccentric
A wealthy eccentric plans a monument in memory of a favorite cat, honoring its companionship and cherished role in the household life. The piece notes the cat’s beloved status and the owner’s intention to commemorate the pet publicly.
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Severini Corner
Apples Pile Up in Eng e d Auction Storage
Apples pile up in Eng land warehouses with as many as a00 000 barrels stored at Southampton Bay and at home time.
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Bouthampton
Bay
Ome
Divorce Case Skirts Standards in Old Transcript
A fragmentary 19th century court note shows a Georgia defendant seeking a divorce while a judge admonishes about staying legal terms. The dialogue includes informal threats to remove a spouse and regain control of possessions.
Veriction in Egg Sizea Observation Notes Inconsistent
Fragmented OCR shows garbled science notes on egg sizes and proportions of birds and extinct species. Includes stray phrases about Sun Moon diameter, Earth comparisons, and unrelated fumbled terms.
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Edene
Moore
The
Ellege the
Geore Conran
Bank of
Lone Ione
McOrmick
Snon
Cormick-Deering
Hillside
Secor
Hervester Company
McCormick-Deering
Hervester
Este McConnich
AL Harvester Company
Amtmrica Internation
Swanson
Lone, Oreqon
Eart L Beach
Lexington, Ore
Elmo Scott Watson
Wien
Betty Green
American Logiin Weekly
Dole
Ole Georgin Vege
Slim, Nesta
Hie
McCormick
Akes
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