Teachers’ reception at Jane School honors new staff
A Friday gathering at Jane school welcomed new teachers with a welcome address by the Congregational pastor. Miss Portia Kidwell of the high school spoke for the teachers praising the occasion and pledging devoted service for the year. The program closed with refreshments and social time. Nolan Paige and party plan a trip to Corvallis with a stop in McMinnville, while Daddy Lowe will not attend this year. Joe Bowers moves to Hood River for a permanent home.
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Jane School
Louis Baleiger
Congregational Church
Portia Kidwell
Nolan Paige
Lowe
Laxton McMurray
Carlton Swanson
Corvallis
McMinnville
Nolan
Joe Bowers
Hood River
Formaldehyde Offered At 2 25 Per Gallon At Bullards Pharmacy
Formaldehyde priced at two dollars and twenty five cents per gallon when customers supply their own jug at Bullard s Pharmacy.
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Bullard's Pharmacy
Accident at Jordan ends with a near miss for Pettys
G. A. Pettys escaped serious injury after his car flipped over a ditch above the Jordan Elevator. A dog in the back seat appeared ready to jump as Pettys lost control. the car looped and landed upright. Pettys suffered only minor bruises and scratches while the vehicle sustained a broken windshield, a tire detachment, and a smashed fender.
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G. A. Pettys
Republican Speakers' Bureau Formed In State Campaign
The republican state central committee named a speakers' bureau on Tuesday to campaign the state and appointed Pearl P. Hassler to lead. Hassler is a well known newspaper man who formerly published papers at Jones and Turner, Port Ane News.
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Republican State Central Committee
Pearl P. Hassler
Hassler
Jone
Turner
Portane News
Heppner Rodeo News and Local Arrivals Mentioned
News notes from Heppner cite the upcoming rodeo on September 25 through 27. Miss Inez Clark returns home from Prineville after visiting relatives, accompanied by her aunt Mrs. Sparks who travels from Prineville to Arlington, then to the Round Up city. A new crop rye shipment arrives at Swanson's Chopmill.
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Inez Clark
Prineville
Mrs. Sparks
Arlington
Ecity
PIANO FOR SALE NEAR ZONE FOR SALE NEAR ZONE
High grade piano in perfect condition with a big saving and monthly terms of ten dollars. Write at once to Cline Music Co. 64 Front St. Portland Ore. Mr. Bert Mason left Friday morning for Hot Lake Oregon to spend a few days.
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Cline Music Co
Front St
Portland
Ore
Bert Mason
Hot Lake
Oregon
Oil Development Hinted Near Lone as Couple Talks Leases
Mr and Mrs McConnell note favorable signals for large scale oil development around Lone while in town after agreeing to oil leases with a Los Angeles Company. The couple expects a lengthy stay as exploration progresses in the region. Mr and Mrs Oakes of Prineville halted in Lone Tuesday en route to the Round-Up, traveling via Condon.
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Mrs. McConnel
Lone
Los Angeles
McConnell
Burglary Hits Bert Mason Store Thursday Night
A thief broke into Bert Mason's store Thursday night and opened the cash register. The intruder, unfamiliar with the premises, entered the storeroom and rear room before finding an empty register and leaving behind a battered screwdriver.
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Bert Mason
Special Christian Church Sunday Services Draw Good Attendance
Special services at the Christian church last Sunday drew a good attendance and an enjoyable time was reported. A fellowship dinner at noon followed morning services and many Lexington residents attended the afternoon service led by Rev. Jones of Lexington.
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The
Christian Church
Lexington
Adapy Rev. Jones
Montgomery and Swanson travel to events and studies
Mr A B Montgomery of Portland arrived Monday and departed Tuesday for the Round Up. Miss Eleanor Swanson left Thursday for Monmouth to resume studies at Hardman Monmouth Normal School after taking his son to Forest Grove for a two week vacation. They were with Mr Heliker of lone and accompanied by parents in Jone this year.
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A. B. Montgomery
Portland
Lane
Eleanor Swanson
Monmouth
Harry French
Hardman
Monmouth Normal School
Forest Grove
Jone
Heliker
Lone
Bleakman Declares Candidacy for Morrow County Commissioner
G A Bleakman of Hardman announces as an independent Republican candidate for the vacancy in the Morrow County Commissioner office created by the resignation of R Lo Henge. He asks for public support in the general election this fall.
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R. Lo* Henge
Morrow County
G. A. Bleakman
Hardman
Miss Lundell Leaves for Portland Visit
Miss Gladys Lundell departed Thursday morning for Portland to spend about two weeks with her aunt Mrs. Algott Lundell, according to local social notes.
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Gladys Lundell
Portland
Mrs
Algott Lundell
Walt Smith Heads to Pendleton for Round-Up
Mr. Walt Smith departed Wednesday for Pendleton to attend the Round-Up event.
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Walt Smith
Pendleton
Watch Repairing Left at Swansons Chop Mill
A note indicates watch repair work is left at Swansons Chop Mill intended for Haylor the Jewler in Heppner.
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Swansons
Haylor the Jewler
Heppner
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Jordan
Judson Brown
Lone Christian Church
Scotts Mille
Woodburn
Louis Padberg
Bryson
Mr. Mer
Blake
Eugene
University of Oregon
Heppner Rodeo
American Export Finance Commisssion
Germany
England
United States
Busi
Ness
Lexington News
Mr. Frank Burgoyne
Lex
Ington
Yakima
Karl Beach
Lawrence
Walla Walla
Whitman College
Beach
Fred Kelly
Howard State
Harry Schriever
Earl Fitch
Dallas Ward
Salem
Clark Davis
Ed Cummings
Dallas
Harold Cox
Chas
Dawes
Mittee
Fred Kuntz
Tom Beymer
W. G. Scott
Spokane
Bureau
Bank of Lone
State
Ione, Oregon
Bullard’s Pharmacy
Hodaek Store
Swanson
Condi
Ontv
Frank Winch
E. L. DU Pont DE Nemours & Co., Inc. Sporting Poweder Division
National Forest Receipts
Forest Service
U. S
Department of Agriculture
U. of O. Eugene
Merl Blake
Bert
Mason
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