Overdue Farm Loans Alarm Increases Liquidation Fear
Spokane report quotes Charles B Joabdel of Warrington DC as land banks struggle with debt. He notes total loans of 1.24 billion backed by land banks but only 116 million recovered from foreclosures. Interest rates drop to four to five percent, yet farmers face high yearly charges and potential losses across regions.
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Wash
Charles B Joabdel
Warrington
Iad
Hagk
Wyalem
Wee Parmenia
Loatelwtt
Queen Maria of Rearagnia Eyes U S Visit in October
Queen Maria of Rearagnia plans an early October visit to the United States as regional fleets of news note progress. Prime minister Meighan of Cenaila vows cabinet revives after a failed general election showing. Flooding across five Kondae provinces devastates highways rails and farms with losses near four million dollars. Ashby Gnow a mining figure and state leader emerges as Democratic candidate for the U S Senate opposing Kee Smoot in November. George Ward Helikjer longtime Western View manager died leaving a legacy in newspaper enterprise.
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Prowler Meighan
Cenaila
Ashby Gnow
Prominan
Vinh
E Pioneur
Famillea
United States
George Ward Helikjer
Wietern View
Waihi
Nebraska
Wyoting
Colgate
Dakota
Montans
Supreme Court Rules Sabbath Ballot Measure Blocked
The Massachusetts supreme court issues a peremptory writ of mandamus directing Secretary of State Frederick W. Cook to remove a proposed Sabbath ballot measure from the November election. The ruling blocks admission charges and any Sunday football or related activities linked to the policy. Also noted is Norman Cowan of Glen Ellen, California, winning the Rooperel trophy at the 17th annual Round Up.
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Boston
Manmachusetty Supreme Court
Lepehall
Alite
Manda
Frederick W. Cook
Cowan
Ponleton
Norman Cowan
Glen Ellen
Cal
Local births and notices with regional updates
Local items record the birth of Robert Howard Balcomb in Irrigan with celebration for the Balcomb family in Hood River. Other notes mention a hunting trip by Bert Mason and Walt Corlay, progress on Hardman Spray and grade completion to French's Prairie, and C. W. Warfield arriving in Lone. Additional classified lines offer piano sales in Salem with monthly terms and a seasonal chocolate ad.
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Robert Balcomb
Irrigan
Robeert Howard
French
Prairie
C. W. Warfield
Sand Point
Idaho
Lone Thin
Freshmen Start Lone High School Notes From Assembly
On opening day four freshmen recount awkward welcome in the Lone High School assembly. The piece notes initiation plans, class enrollments, room improvements, and upcoming freshman initiation set for October 1. It mentions faculty advisors, primary and upper grades, and a lighthearted poke at gentle freshman discipline.
Legion Hall Theatre Schedule At American Legion Lone Oregon
The American Legion post in Lone Oregon lists pictures to show at Legion Hall starting June 12. The lineup includes Seven Days, Sundown, Taming the West, Calvary Stampede, Simon the Jester, Madam Behave, California Straight Ahead, The Road to Yeasterday, Flowing Gold, Red Clay, and other titles. Prices will rise only if the program requires it.
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the Legion Hall
Avli's Highroad
Calaury Stampede
Simon the Jester
California
American Legion Lone
Oregon
Piano Must Be Sold At Once In Portland
Advertisements offer a high grade piano for immediate sale with easy terms to a responsible party. Fuller details and viewing location available by writing to Portland Music Company at 227 6th Street Portland Oregon and also to Bush Lane Piano Company Portland Oregon.
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Particulara
Dalkmen
Salem
Orewon
Portland Music Company
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Bush & Lane Piano Company
Sixteenth Annual Pacific International Run Dates Set
The Sixteenth Annual Pacific International event runs from October 30 to November 6, bringing participants from multiple cities to compete in a multi day meet hosted by local organizers and supported by regional clubs and sponsors.
The School You Are Is What You Are
Poem lines stress self in education saying there is nothing new and the school is defined by the student not the institution. It admonishes readers not to chase distant aims but to reflect on their own growth and attitude.
Unclear Names Stir Classroom Debate on Caesar
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Patterson and students Swanson Gonger Morgan and Grabill discussing Caesar with references to Brutus and Julius Caesar. Context is a school setting with teachers and librarians commenting on roles and outcome.
Alarmist asks Skeen about daughter’s future conduct
Fragmentary dialogue shows an Alarmist speaking to Mr. Skeen about whether his daughter will ever be rude or refuse a task. The exchange hints at practical concerns, including possible usefulness in case of fire.
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Rogelman
Mr. Skeen
Sweans
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McMullen
Adiam Meldullen
Neuranka
Maria of Rearagnia
United State
Bert Mason
Walt Corlay
Whitman
Voxan
Raph Maxon Clase Palio
Mixa Phelps
Ie Gaard
Irvin Ritebee
Rood Whieberry
Robert Grabiil
Rovert McCabe
George Ritenie
Porn Engelman
Gene Engelman
Lepner
Skeen
Faanach
Patterson
Sperro
Troum Thievear
Betts
Dennard Bergevin
Ray Beezey
Iney Merrit
Howard Hardesty
Morgan Dowu
Alvin Cook
Fluto
Ifrethmen
County Court of the
Suiri
Green
Marrraw
Elialihe
Howald Daey
Daw
Hebke
Lone
Regon
Wolbin Als Ton
Clive Ciete
Pete Tiewnlon
Chk
Anneli Tekin
Ciera AL Dackien
Elec
Pinte
Pablontton
Star Brand Shoes
Bristow and Johnson's
None Bebler
Legion Hall Theatre
Dee
Yeater
Portland, Oregon
Lye
D. W. Kraut
Anony Mong
Dorria Gonger
Sophonsre
Caesar
Lon Morgan
Brutus
Yan
Your. Bank
the Live Bank
City
U.S. A
Taya
Bristow & Johnson’s
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