Local items from lone Oregon notes and a child’s nose gum removed
In lone Oregon this week a Dalles doctor removed a two month gum lodged in a child’s nose and reports a good recovery. Rev P J Stack announces Holy Mass at P J O Meara home and an eight day mission starting at 8:30. The McNamer ranch moved east through the lane. Mrs Lloyd Cing dislocated her wrist while cranking a Ford. Nolan Page visits western Oregon and Washington. W E Abwit is under care of a Heppner physician. Mr and Mrs Chas Dezell hosted relatives in lone. they plan to relocate after seven years in Spokane. Bert Mason visited with the Deazells in Seattle and Portland. Mrs Albert Pelleya seeks treatment in Heppner hospital with possible major operation. A son was born Tuesday August 21 to Mr and Mrs Sam Leabiter. Principal Earle A Brown and family return for school opening. Brown attended summer session at Monmouth. Personal Cataoly note appears in Farm and Fireside.
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Difford Christopherson
Dalles
P. J. Stack
St. Patrick Church
P. J. O'Meara
McNamer
Lane
Lloyd Cing
Ford
Nolan Page
Oregon
Washington
W. E. Abwit
Heppner
Chas. Dezell
Lone
Alts
Deael
Bert Mason
Tue Dezella
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Albert Pelleya
Sam Leabetter
Heppner Hospital
Talbort Livingstone Daughter of Former Pastor Married in Silverton
Lois Livingstone daughter of Rev William Livingstone was married in July to Otto Talbort of Hood River. The ceremony was by Rev Livingstone at the family home in Silverton. The Livingstones are well known. the couple reside in Hood River.
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Lois Livingstone
William Livingstone
Talbort
Ottood River
Ovide
Silverton
Tolbert
Hood River
Livingstons
Superior Dils The Name Tells the Story
A brief feature traces how the surname Dils reflects family history and local roots, noting the name’s clarity and persistence in community memory through generations.
Weather and notices from Harlite region September 1929
Weather data from Harlite Cooperative Observer Morgan Oregon shows total precipitation 0.01 inches since Sept 16, 1929 with 28 clear days and one cloudy day. Public notice records a sealed bid sale on October 18 for bonds totaling 60,000 dollars payable in 60 bonds of 1,000 dollars each, with terms and sale conditions set by County Clerk Gay M. Anderson.
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Ll. EK
Harlite Cooperative Observer
U.S WR
Celock A.M. Oe
United States
Pola
Heppner Oregot
Lodge Directory IONE LONGE Nola ALF and Locust Chapter notices
Lodge directory entries list meeting dates for Locals IONE LONGE Nola ALF and Locust Chapter No LW Oo FE. W M Harlan McCurdy secretary W E Ballard. Lacy E Harbison secretary Ruth Maven note dates are first and third Wednesday and second and fourth Tuesday of each month.
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JONF
American Legion
E.G. Sperry
John Farris
Oregon State Fair Set for Week September 23 28
Oregon State Fair scheduled for September 23 to 28 in Salem. Rain or shine the event will be largely indoors with the new $150,000 grandstand and exhibit building attracting attention. Races at Lone Oak track include the Governor's Derby on September 25 with a Salem Day prize. A metropolitan horse show will run nightly in the stadium under A P Flemming. Scholarships and prizes total about $5,000 for youths. overall premiums exceed $80,000 across exhibits and races.
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Salem
Oro
Northwest
Stember
Ella S. Wilson
Canada
Lone Oak
A. P. Flemming
International Livestock
Beattice
Palo Alto
HH Clobe
Children to Have Day at Oregon State Fair
Young Oregonians from across the state will visit Salem on September 5 the final day of the Oregon State Fair. The fair board will host school children and adults on bus and rail lines for the day with special entertainments displays and parades. Attention will be given to 4 H club work.
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Ore
State Fair Board
Grandstand At Oregon State Fair Worth 150000
Salem Oregon announces a new 150000 grandstand and exhibit building for the Oregon State Fair to run September 23 to 28. The concrete steel dual structure seats 6000 for races and houses state exhibits replacing the 68 year old pavilion. Dedication on opening day will feature an elaborate program drawing statewide attention.
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Salem
Ore
Atucco
Love and Romance in Violet Moy’s Turbulent Courtship
Violet Moy meets John Hodges and falls for romance that promises security yet tests her trust. Hodges woos with flowers and candy, then flirts with another woman, prompting a painful realization that love can differ from romance. Violet learns a safer, steadier commitment awaits.
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John Hodges
Mont Lovern
Hodges
Violette
Gedag
Howe
Din Foster
Tim Hosters
Tito
Lok
John
We Joln
Marriage as a Jol Profession in Woman's Home Companion
A literary note from Woman's Home Companion discusses marriage as a Jol, framing it as a high sounding profession and reflecting early 20th century gender views on domestic life.
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Wonan
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Jone Independent Zone
Py. J
Earle A. Brown
Mr. Brown
Monmouth
Clark & Linn & Carpenter
Lone, Oregon
Church Directory
First Baptist Church
Thur
W. W. Lead
M.C
Wea
First Christian Church
C. E
Tone
J. P. O'Meara
Thos
J. Brady
P. G. Da''ger
Corres
J. Perry Conder
Lodge Directory
W.M., Lacy E. Harbison
Ruth Maven
OSE
N. G
H. G. Baskin
N. G., Lucile Bristow
American Legion Auxiliary
Margaret Blake Secy
Gladys Drake
Belfast
Pacific Power & Light CO
Spacual
Eear
J. W. Howk
Floyd Fox
Corona
Remington
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