Trade Survey Shows Nation Prospering
New York continuation of wartime rationing limits commerce into next year. A survey by the Nay Hank Association of Manufacturere from 16 basic groups finds favorable current and winter trade prospects, higher employment and wages, increased production and sales, and broad industrial peace. Overall 92 percent rate trade as good to excellent, with 19 percent excellent and 73 percent good to fair. Half foresee better buys than in 1926, 25 percent unchanged, 25 percent poorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Y York
Nay Hank Association of
Real Estate Brokers Convention Set In Idaho In November
The Idaho real estate brokers plan their annual convention at Porstello on November 4 and 9. Reports cover various regional topics and upcoming meetings across the state.
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Idaho
Porstello
Foren
India
Wachang Ace
Hawanli
Tset
Anowel
Trophy
Zinoviev
Pyatikoff
Fage
Simon Ramberger
Utah
Offiow Bean
East Lake City
Bunberger
Beiny
Regents Conference Ends With Uncertain President Bid
In Seattle a three hour meeting between University of Washington regents and Stephen Ivan Miller, educational director of the American Bankers Association, concluded with Miller undecided about accepting the university presidency that would replace Dr. Henry Sumallo who was removed after regents demanded his resignation and he refused to quit.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Stephen Ivan Miller
American Bankers’ Association
Miller
Henry Sumallo
Hotel Change Hands In Local News
George W. Ritchie Jak took over the lease of Pyle and Grimes to run the lone Hotel, promising first class service. The town notes include hunts, a Thanksgiving turkey shoot, local trips, and various residents traveling, visiting, or involved in small community events.
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Lone Hotel
George W. Ritchie Jak
Pyle
Legion Hall Theatre Schedule and Price Note
A Legion Hall listing shows film titles and dates from June 12 through December with a note that prices will rise only if program costs require it. The notice urges attendance to help the venue meet expenses and credits American Legion in Lone Oregon.
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the Legion Hall
American Legion Lone
Oregon
Piano for sale by Portland Music Company
Fine piano in storage near Portland to be sold for immediate cash. Easy terms to a responsible party. For full particulars and viewing, contact Portland Music Company at 227 6th Street, Portland Oregon.
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Portland Music Company
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Piano for Sale at Liberal Discount Portland Oregon
High grade piano offered for immediate sale with liberal discount and terms. Respond to Bush & Lane Piano Company Portland Oregon for details.
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Bush & Lane Piano Company
Portland
Oregon
Halloween novelties and seasonal items featured
The page notes Halloween novelties including Jack O Lanterns Cats witches and devils as seasonal seasonal items. It also contains scattered odd phrases about cereals oysters and farm work, with distorted words and random capitalizations throughout.
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Bullard’s Pharmacy
Ferns Through Time The Ancient Plant Group's Vast History
Ferns rank among Earth's oldest land plants with fossils dating back 100 million years to the Maleo polc era and dense carboniferous deposits forming coal. Today about 5 000 fern species exist in diverse tropical and temperate regions including the small living groups such as the flower ferns and the Marantheaceae.
Notice to Creditors of Gerald Jackson estate
County Court of Morrow County appoints Amanda Johnson administrator of the Gerald A. Jackson estate. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months of the notice at the Robison office in Tone Oregon. Sept ember 12, 12. Star Brand shoes advertised by Bristow and Johnson.
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Ottee
Amanda Jeh Aon
Gerald A. Dacksot
Cheecemond
Star Brand Shoes
Bristow and Johnson's
Fred E. Kiddle Union leader and veteran highlighted
Fred E. Kiddle, born and raised in Union County, educated at the University of Oregon, served 20 months in World War I with 14 months overseas, helped organize the American Legion and was State Commander in 1928. He was active in flour manufacturing and grain business in Union County.
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Union
Umatilla
Morrow
Union Co
University of Oregon
American Legion
Mander
Union County
Satirical Echoes and Ancient Myths in Poetry and Prose
The text contrasts satire in poetry with prose and notes that poetry may linger longer in memory due to rhyme. It discusses engagement in a literary context and recalls the myth of Atlas and Prometheus brother Ilian connected to the burden of the earth, highlighting classical explanations for the world’s support.
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Sen. S. M. Shortridge
United States
M. Shortridge
Republicana of
California
San Francisco
Bandito
Run Amuck
Franchitoe
San Frasiciaco
Toxteaha
Hee
San Praneltes
Surzallo
Remington
Bullard's Pharmacy
Mrs. Pyle
South
Walt Kubuanks Ranch
Lane
Dad Griffin
Deschutes
Maupin
Henry Clark
Chas
Shaver
U. S
Carl Linn
Huston Bryson
Carlton Swanson
Mrs. Bevelaryn
Jane Monday
Mra
Carl Wright and Sons
Wright
T. H. Grabill
Walt Cochran
Carl Blake
Granite
iPlace
John Cochran
W. M. Hayes
Deane Exleberry
Mallory Creek
Margaret Blake
Gladstone
J. L Jones
Jone
Heppner
J. H. Bryson
Lon Me Cabe
W. F. Bullard
Hidaway Springs
Roth Mason
Wilds
Canyon City
Cleo Drake
Ed Wetherell
Carl Bergstrom
Frank Engelman
Hood River
Chick
Mra. Engelman
Legion Hall Theatre
Davn
Calgary Stampede
Simon the Jester
America
Hameed OH
D. W. Kraut
Bert Mason
Fred E. Kiddle
Republican
Fred EF. Kiddle
Margot
Lily
Earth
Ailan
Prometheus
Zeus
Tory
Greake
Wiint
the Live Bank
City
U. S.A
Lone Independent
Bristow & Johnson’s
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