Notice of Sale of Stock Under Agister's Lien
Notice is given that on Friday October 10 1924 at 2:00 PM at the E H Turner farm two miles north of lone Oregon the undersigned will sell to the highest bidder for cash described animals for pasturing and keeping since June 21 1924 to satisfy a claim of 28 dollars plus costs the bay mare 1300 lbs the black mare 1100 lbs and the gray mare 1000 lbs all unbranded or branded on the left shoulder.
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E. H. Turner
Lone
Morrow County
Oregon
Sam Barnette
Magnue Sedland
Cleveland visitors call on Beck family this week
Mr and Mrs C M Beck Mre Weer and Mr Steve Ward all of Cleveland Wash visited Mr C A Beck and family arriving Saturday and leaving Tuesday morning They came to Tone Tram Boardman where they have been visiting relatives Formaldehyde $225 per gallon at Bullards Pharmacy Why pay more.
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Mre. Weer
Steve Ward
Cleveland, Wash
C. A. Beck
Tone Tram Board-man
Bullard
Lexington Edges Boardman 6 0 On Last Minute Run
In a tense clash Lexington high school defeated Boardman 6 to 0 as Glenn Sherer broke through in the final half minute with a 50 yard sprint after a fake reversal. Walter Rowell was out earlier but declared eligible for future games by the Board of Control.
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Lexington High School
Boardman
Lexington
Sherer
Glenn Sherer
Walter Rowell
Neithe
Board of Control
Oddfellows Hold Conference At Pendleton
Pendleton Oddfellows invite nearby lodges to a meeting for promoting the order’s interests. The conference will be held October 4 with the Grand Warden Grand Secretary and other state officers present. Pendleton Lodge will furnish the program and entertainment.
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Oddfellows
Pendleton
Pendleton Oddfelows
Pendleton Lodge
County School Supt Biennial Report for Morrow County
The biennial report notes reduced maintenance cost per pupil by 29 dollars without reducing efficiency. Teacher salaries show an average rise of 185 dollars per certificated teacher, while some districts cut pay. A new district formed with 63 percent valuation and 297980 census 18, pupils attend Heppner while transportation pays board. Alpine District No 27 organized a four year high school, bringing seven standard high schools and one union four year high school statewide. Heppner High cited by Northwest Association as standard. Alpine bonds of 10000 funded a two room building with basement and future high school use.
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Heppner
Alpine
State Department
Union
Heppner High
Northwest Association
Surprise party honors Frank Griffin on eighty fourth birthday
Oddfellows and Rebeccas joined in a surprise celebration Saturday evening October 14 for Frank Griffin’s sixty fourth birthday at the lodge. Griffin lit sixty four candles on a large cake and recalled two historic events of 1861 while the group enjoyed games, cake, coffee, sandwiches and conversation late into the night.
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Frank Griffin
The
Rebeccas and Oddfellows United
Griffin
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Griffin Nimeelf
Bleakman Seeks County Clerk Post in Independent Run
Gi A Bleakman of Hardinan announces candidacy for county clerk in Morrow County. He seeks the office after L L Benge resigns and asks voters for support at the general election.
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Camiillseloner
L. Benge
Morrow County
Polla
Gi. A. Bleakman
Hardinan
Reunion Held at Hermiston
A family reunion of the E. G. Frank household was held Sunday October 6 at the Hermiston home of daughter Mrs. D. A. Gibba. Attendees included E. G. Frank and wife, their children Mary Edith Hazel. Homer and family. Gibbe family. Phyllis Calkins Helms and others. A chicken dinner with all trimmings fed thirty two. Absentees were Mrs. L. J. King and her daughter.
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E. G. Frank
D. A. Gibba
Hermiston
Mary
Edith
Hazel Frank
Homer Frank
Gibbe
Miss Phyllis
Hobart Helms
Carl Calkins
Earl Calkins
Joe Calkins
Bachelor
Alvin
Mr. Stoops
Daisy Calkins
Hazel Akers
Furniture sale at ten percent reduction by E Moore
Classified note states a full stock of furniture is for sale with a ten percent price cut. It also mentions that all kinds of furniture are repaired and lists E Moore as the contact.
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E. Moore
Real Estate Exchange Near Lane Under Local Broker
R L Eckleberry of North Powder traded for G F Sorensen owning the old Sears place five miles west of Lane. The ten acre ranch goes to Eckleberry while Sorensen takes Eckleberry’s four hundred acre store ranch at North Powder. Eckleberry rents the Lane ranch to Fred Pettyjohn and plans to live near Lane for a while. H C Wood, local broker, handled the deal. For rent a small four room house on sees and street with water and electric lights, see Mrs Sperry at Carle lodging house.
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G. F. Sorensen
Sears Place
Lane
Mr. Sorenson
North Powder
Eckleberry
Fred Pettyjohn
H. C. Wood
Sees
Ione High School Beats Hardman 25 0 in Season Opener
Ione High School defeated Hardman 25 to 0 in the opening game as Bristow Graves and teammates shined on offense. The lone backfield produced multiple long runs and two more touchdowns in the second quarter while Hardman failed to threaten at any point.
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Ione High School
Hardman
Ike
Ione
Graves
Bristow
Erwin
Linn
Lone
Knighten
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Agister
Costa
E.H. Terner
C. M. Beck
Bank of Lone
State
Ione, Oregon
Johnston’s Box Chocolates
Bullard’s
Morrow Co
Rebeccas
Swanson
Tye
Independent Garage
R. Lundell
Kelley
Standard and Union Gas
J. H. Bryson
R. L. Eckleberry
Bert
Mason