Public notice of entry of second class watt at Lone Oregon
Entered as second class watt at Lone Oregon under act of March 1879. This notice references the powociive and marks the formal filing date within the year.
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
12
Entered as second class watt at Lone Oregon under act of March 1879. This notice references the powociive and marks the formal filing date within the year.
A fragment discusses child life in ancient days noting Egyptian children played with tops and hoops and Roman children engaged in street games. It also mentions a biological view that there is no sick breed as the white elephant, only occasional examples.
Wire wheels are stronger than wooden wheels due to higher tesilioncy. Woollen spokes are said to bend less under strain in Britain’s custom, while wire spokes prove more durable.
The 20th Annual Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland runs Oct 25 to Nov 1 with a $135,000 premium list, promising record horse entries led by Carnation Lavendula. Highlights include Six-Horse Teams, new imports by Aaron M Blair, amateur divisions, dairy and industrial shows, and a $100,000 prize pool.
The Cecil page notes a blizzard and snowstorm on August 27 in Montanoa. Children enjoyed snowy sport after the storm. Miss Milfred Morgan departs for Portland to spend winter with the Hales Gabbert home. Mr H Summerfelder of Portland visits Cecil as a guest of Mrs John Krebs, who plans to accompany him to Portland.
Rudolf Hecht of the American Bankers Association cautions that expanding group and branch banking will demand broader banking concepts and intensified education. He warns against monopolistic trends and urges banks to serve public needs while preserving local initiative and community ties.
At the Denver convention the American Institute of Banking reported growth in bank employee education. Twelve years ago the institute had 80 study programs, enrollment was about 1, or 11,000 to 45,000, an increase over 200 percent. The graduates number nearly 14,000. The Institute serves as the bankers association educational arm offering theory and practical instruction for bank workers.
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