Voter approvals fund school rebuilding and new colleges
Community ballots across towns authorize varied sums for school rebuilding and new facilities. Independence votes on a junior college, Mount Hope approves 550,000 for a modern school building, and several districts allocate funds for grade school replacements and renovations following recent fires.
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PLAN COUNTY Examinations for First and Second Grade Certificates
First and second grade certificate quizzes to be held June 26 and 27 at county examination site announced by County Superintendent O. S. Lane. Examinations cover arithmetic spelling reading English composition geography history physiology and other subjects. Also notes a Pleasant Valley Farmers meeting at Holquiday with speakers Anderson of Hope Star and C Gerstenberger Eudera, cake and lemonade served. Word from Prof and Mrs Thomas J. Smart about roads cooling in the south and a trip from Gainesville to Atlanta.
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Aharmens
Pleasant Valley
Holquireday
Gt Anderson
Hope ‘Star and
Gérstenberger
Eudéra
Lawrence Friends
Atlanta
Gaesville
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Thellittle Folks
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Prosperous town notes and salmon legends told in Longview
In Longview Oregon and Washington memories of paper mills and wealth are shared. The author writes about Portland delegates, the Crown Willamette mills, and a dam powering a vast logging industry. A classic tale of river salmon, a forthright road officer, and a look at Longview’s growth since 1922 with schools, banks, and a booming economy. The piece also covers Pacific Highway travel from Grants Pass to Seattle and compares Washington states cities and cherry prospects.
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National Convent
Cher
Paper
Wil‘Hamette Mills
Willamette River
United States
Dara
Lawrence
Pacific
Grants Pass
Acwinnes
Ted Olmstead
Fréd Olmstead
Strange Town
Carvier
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Longview
Long- Bell Lumber Company
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Mora
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Olympia
Tacoma
Spokane
State House
Vinland Social News Recaps Visits and Hospitalization
Harold Hoover spent several days last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Milburn. Mrs Chase and Earl returned home after visiting relatives in Vinland and Lawrentica. Mrs A Andrews, Mrs Mary Sturdy, Miss Edna Sturdy and Mrs Alice McPheeters were visitors Monday. Ruth Jones Craig was taken to a Lawrence hospital last week. Mrs Rome Deny returned from Ottawa after visiting her daughter Mrs George Smith. Mrs Noah Gimblett and Mrs Georgkinson were detained in Lawrence and missed the evening train. A miscellaneous shower for Miss Leone Roche drew many guests at her home east of Vinland including Mildred Hoskinson Jennie Stevens and others.
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Harold Hoover
Ernest Milburn
Chase
Earl
George Smith
Noah Gimblett
Geooskinson
Lawrence
Mies Leone Roche
Vinland
Mildred Hoskinson
Jennie Stevens
Beineke
Mildred Smit
Nora ‘Ruesch
Esther Adams
Johanna Griffis
Erina Cooper
Edna Sturdy
Ruby
Belle Roke
Hilie
Stevens
Leona
Lela Roke
Local residents host and visit amid travel notices and mishap
Several families including Mr and Mrs Andrew of Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Hartie Hoskinson hosted visitors, with Mrs Lybarger's illness prompting travel to Kansas City. The community noted multiple cross town visits, a broken ankle for Sergeant George Price in a Dutton bridge accident, and preparations as Dr. Bishop arrived to teach at University School.
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George Price
Ed Williams
Button Bar
Dutton Bridge
Dr. Bishop
A. Lawr
Powson Normal ‘School
Bowson
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