Lexington Echoes Highlights Local Happenings
Chas Burchell of Corvallis spent days in Lexington voting his brother to Ed Burchell and family. Sam Runyon visited Sherman and returned from Oregon City. High school dance occurred last Thursday. Delvin Cox family moved to Lexington from Roosevelt Washington. Mrs Rolf Paquin leaves Lexington for Seattle after teaching English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Burchell
Corvallis
Lexington
Big
Ed Burchell
Lester White
Sam Runyon
Sherman
Geore Tucker
Sam Runyon Bam
Fred Kelly
Dexington
Seattle
Washington
Delvin Cox
Roosevelt
Wasington
Ray White
Rolf Paquin
Paquin
Morgan items reflect local visits and short travels
Everett and son visit Mea Funk in Morgan while Mrs. Harbison returns from Ashland. Misses Wiles and Hardesty plan summer work in The Dalles. Treedson and Jones dine with Bavernfiend family. Hardesty family visits Morgan. Bauernfiend hosts. Locals view Lexington district. Wigglesworth family and Beulah Petty John leave for Walla Walla. Treedson family in lone Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Wa Ico
Mea
Funk
R. Harbison
Ashland
Matthew Ball
Eight Mile
Morgan
Jessie Wiles
Eulova Hardesty
Dalles
Bir
Alfred Treedson
Frances Jones
Bavernfiend
Martin
James Hardesty
Little Change in Nature Sketodal Reniulan Discovery
Fragments found at Obercosse on the north back of the hill dating about 10 000 years ago were found to be practically modern in their formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obercosse
Preservation Tip for Patent Leather Boots in Wet Weather
A dated note advises rubbing petroleum jelly around patent leather items to preserve shine and prevent water damage. Apply a light coat in dry weather, then wipe clean before use. In wet conditions, repeat as needed to maintain appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Spacer Secretion Agreeability And Dialogue
The fragment suggests a focus on affective cooperation in communication and practical talk with a recipient. It emphasizes that good words or order alone do not equal genuine rapport and mutual understanding in exchanges.
Heppner Memo: Sara McNamer Dies in Prescott Visit
Mrs. Sara McNamer, called to Prescott Washington by illness, died Thursday morning May 21 leaving three sons and daughters. About fifty men and boys from Heppner traveled to Lexington to aid flood debris cleanup with aid from Your Red Crown chapter lunches funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara McNamer
Prescott
Wash
Heppner
Lexington
Restoring Book Page Stirs Debates Among Collectors
A damaged and garbled note describes a restoration practice that misleads collectors by altering a book page. The piece warns readers about handling and provenance, urging caution to avoid fake or altered works in the market.
Fragmentary Store News Item Sparks Curiosity
A damaged OCR fragment from Hilipes Store News shows a mystery scene with a youth and a store setting. It references Germanes and a claim of seven in one week, but missing details leave the event and identities unclear.
The Baker Defends Hidden Profits in Odd Exchange
A comic exchange shows a baker denying high profits. He claims only one percent profit, insisting a misread shows one cent for a loaf. The tale ends with a note that he now makes two percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bater
Viena
Unclear text on meeting place and prices
Fragmentary passage mentions meeting at a Cony care and Liver Restaurant with uncertain references to a mother and others. It also describes prices for sugar and talks of rain, Java loads, and other disjointed phrases, yielding no coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiworrow Moraine
Cony Care
Java
Cecil News Items Highlight Local Visits and Happenings
The Cecil column records visits and gatherings of residents including Ed Cline and family, Mrs. H. J. Streeter, Miss Annie Lowe, and others from Tilamook, Arlington, and Fairview. Local notable remarks mention plowing, haying, and a bumper crop outlook amid a heavy take in Four Mile and Port areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. MW. Sacaer
Arlington
Forrest White
the Willows
Coreles
Leland Beving
Ed Thielo
Oakland
Cecil
Sesday
Butturby Flats
C.D. More
H. J. Steetr
Creil
Low Atgeles
Portand
J. W. Osborn
Fairview
Jim
Fragmented moral verse on friendship and fate
The text offers a cryptic warning about treachery and the fragile nature of trust. It mentions Imire and jiame town and uses stone imagery to urge vigilance against repeating harm toward others. The fragment hints at regret and the need to protect relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiame
Saadl
London Trade Links with Orient Spur Wealth Growth
A garbled but readable note describes London expanding commerce with the Orient, boosting wealth through new markets and goods. It references agents in London and a growing flow of wells and resources fueling a broader trading era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wells
Orient
Notice For Publication Oregon land claim
An heirless, garbled notice states that Iverlos A. Hinton of Jone Oregon filed a claim to a parcel in Section 17 Township 7 Range 2 in Wasco County. The declaration was presented before Gay Al Anderson U.S. Commissioner at Tepper Oregon on the 28th day of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Hiteriar
Lavouloe
Dalle
Oregon
Iverlos A. Hinton
Han
Witte Merlin
Idkmatics
Che
Clare
Gay AL Anderson
Tepper
Jane
Well Sargent
Lone Oregon
Card of thanks from the Sargent family
The words cannot express our feelings we thank friends for sympathy and help that cheered us through the loss of one dear day signed Mr and Mrs C C Sargent and children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Heppner
American Legion
Mr. and
C. C. Sargent
Weather Uncertainty Cited by Berthold Auerbach
Berthold Auerbach notes the limits of human knowledge about weather outcomes as a reflection on uncertainty. The fragment suggests a philosophical take on forecasting and overreaching certainty in natural events.
Fragmented OCR item about a tower and clones
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a tower and clones with scattered numbers and words, including references to a date or time and a possible example or test line. Details are unreadable and entities cannot be confirmed.
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Lowata
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Cleviland
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J. W. Hawk
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San Y
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H. J. Strevter
Frenda
Oklahoma
Mary Jackson
Dooros Crowel
Ivan Ranel
Irs
Pat Medlock Rockcliffe
T. A. Lowe
Mise Annie C. Lowe
Oral Henrickson
Moore Rock
Simsay
Berthold Aueriarh
Porcupines Annoy Railroad
Atma
Aone
Fenelt
Emery
Farmer’s Elevator Co
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co
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