Local Happenings and Obituaries in Lone area
Friday October 11 1929 notices report Harold Rankin's call to Portland on September 28 obituary for Mr Bankis Sr who died in a Portland hospital with interment at Lincoln Memorial Park Mrs Ida Fletcher left her cook post at the hotel and Mrs Walter Corley acts in charge Frank Engelman improves after illness Mildred and caneher Mildred visit with Mrs Smith's sister at Hoech Beth Elder visits Sunnyside and Prosser trips Harvery Hatcher leaves O W R B N section crew plans auto trip Mrs Warfield and her mother Mrs Cochran return to Peck Idaho Mrs J Perry Conder advertises tonsil restoration in Morrow County Rev Paul DeF Mortimore preaches at Christian church in Gladstone Dwight Mizeer hunts deer Robert Harrison Jr student architect at UO annnexed press boy travels between Eugene and Marshfield Cleo Drake moves to Third Street home Lack of Technique parade note ends with knitting reference
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Harold Rankin
Portland
Bankis Sr
Lincoln Memorial Park
Ida Fletcher
One
Walter Corley
Harvey Hatcher
Uatcher
Lone
Hatcher
Sam Warfield
Peck
Idaho
Warfield
Oscar Cochran
Robert Harison Jr
University of Os2on
Fugene
Marshfield
Bob
Harsivon
Cleo Drake
Third Street
Tribute to Love and Duty in a Crowning Moment
A garbled tribute praising love, duty, and the crowning act of immunity and life, referencing eternal goodness and a ceremonial pledge. The fragment appears to honor a noble figure and the enduring protection of life, amid ceremonial language.
Tuberculin Test Notice and Food for Thought
The State Veterinarian will be here for a short time this week for bovine testing. If you derive a bovine test, contact the County Agent at once. An odd editorial fragment comments on a grumbler and public attention to seriousness of advice.
Escapes Forest Fire Save Burrowed Family
During a forest fire, the Pred Ely family hid in a nearby stable field and saved their lives, though their home was completely destroyed. The note mentions Miss Klonily teaching at More Spelling Varied and references a historical language transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stabble Field
Oly
Crockery Wreckage Reported Large After Incident
A chaotic scene described as a crockery wreckage with thousands of pieces scattered. The report notes that about 27000 glass items are usable, while roughly 114000 are broken, leaving significant material loss and cleanup needs for the affected party.
Entry appears garbled and unreadable
The fragmentary text provides no coherent facts, names, or events to summarize into a proper newspaper style title and concise summary.
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Hilveveree Wi
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Jonnie Jenks
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Gilman Building
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Jack Ferris
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C. L. Sweek
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Elkhorn Restaurant
Pacific Power & Light CO
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Goodyear
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A.D. McMurdo
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J. A. McCrady
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C. W. Barr
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W. M. Eubanks
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Balsiger
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B. G. and
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Lione Cash Market
Swift & Company
Peterson Brothers
Ione Blacksmith Shop
Harris Manufacturing Companies
J. P. O'Meara
Wish
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Oliver
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Fairbanks Morse
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Jone
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