Oregon Beauty Spot by Ben Olcott Explores State's Split
In an expansive where Oregon divides between western dairy valleys and eastern irrigation plains, Ben Olcott surveys the landscape from Tillamook to Curry. He highlights Cascades cross-state contrasts, lush dairy regions, grain belts, and thriving communities drawing sustenance from water and agriculture.
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Ben SW
Olcott
Haitor
Oregon
The
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Cascade
Pacific
Oreebn
Tillamook
Bayt. Tom
Centenary Church Endeavor Gathered at Spike Town
Notes show a social gathering for the Centenary church Endeavor Society at Spike Town, held at Miss Ruth Washburn's home on a Saturday night with about one dozen attendees.
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the Christian,Endeavor Society
Ruth
Road paving near Eas Maye area progresses amid protests
The report notes protests and remarks about road work funded by a county measure. paving on both sides of the present paying rent of B F Johnson's property will allow full 40 foot width as requested. North paving near the Big Four railroad is mostly done and a temporary bridge over the creek enables east bound traffic without detour. The project, finished midweek, reflects lower costs than alternative methods and eases travel for Indiana residents.
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Feadineas
B. F Johnson
Indiana
County Supervisors Meet With Highway Officials in Decatur
County officials including D A Lee chairman and the highway superintendent will attend a meeting with Illinois highway authorities in Decatur on January 12 to discuss roadway projects and related matters.
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D. A. Lee
Moore
Dlinois
Equinigs
Decatur
Probate Court Sets 800 Cases for Next Session
Probate court convened today and disposed of a number of cases. A docket containing about 800 cases is ready for the next session which starts Monday, January 53.
Township reports arrive as new county highway officer notes
Wilber Moore county highway superintendent receives monthly township commissioner reports required by state law. The new reporting system is just starting and expected promptness varies, with installation of the process underway and counties adapting to the change.
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Oe Wilber
Moore
Gounty
Real Estate Transfers List Shows Several 40 to 190 Acre Bets
A series of property transfers is logged, detailing buyers and sellers such as Samuel Amstot to Cora Vaught for 40 acres at 36-9-13 for $1, Samuel McNary to Karl W. McNary for 190 acres at 25-11-14 for $1, Willis Bishop to Samuel Scholfield for 80 acres at 25-11-13 for $1, Alfred Bennett to Rebs Bennett for Martinsville property for $1, Jo Mundy to Jed Gard for lots in West Union for $0, and others including Otto Ray Hits to Ro A without for 9 acres at 17-11-13 for $800 and Nellie Hazen Frederick to R A Wilholm et ux for 9 acres at 17-11-13 for $2.00.
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Samuel ‘ “Amstot
Cora’ ‘E. ‘Vaught
Beau * Johnson
Alfred’ Bennett
Rebs le Bennett
Martinsville
Jo Te Sy Mundy
Jed ‘Gard
West Union
Booth
Marshall
Otto
Ray
Nellie, Hazen
Frederick
Names in Martinsville and nearby townships listed
A fragmentary list records individuals with ages and townships including Marshall township Darwin township Martinsville Annapolis West Union Wabaah Eldridge and Walnut Prairie. Names include William Jo Ryan Pearl Hammond Park Curtis Freda Busby Oscar gimmona Ora Highshoe Fred Dawson Nellis Price Elmer Bowman and Sarah Beasley.
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William
Ryan
Marshall Township
Pearl ‘Hammond
Darwin Township
Park Curtis
Martinsville
Freda Busby
Annapolis
Oscar Gimmona
Weat
Union
Ora Highshoe
West “Union
Fred ‘Dawson
Wabaah
Nellis
Price
Eldridge
Edgar’ County
J . Elmer . Bowman
Walnut Prairie
Sarah” Beasley
Herald Policy on Subscriptions and Advertising Prices
The Herald outlines its 1992 business policy, stressing in advance payment for subscriptions and advertising space. It defends quality over low price, asserts independence, and pledges weekly delivery and competitive rates at 30 cents an inch for ads.
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Herald
Isitaken
Tna
Merald
Ite
Marshall
International economy and tariffs urged by banker Sisson
Francis H. Sisson of Guaranty Trust argues in this editor's note that postwar recovery requires international economic cooperation and a permanent high tariff at home to protect the nation and its export trade. He details prewar capital flows, wartime loans to the Allies, and the shift in creditor and debtor balances, warning that Europe’s debt must be settled in goods or not at all.
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Francis H. Sisson
Guorality, Trust Company
New York City
United States
America
Ito
Finance Corporation
Ameri- Canvand
Colessial Demanidg
Americas
Aruecnet
Europe
Knights of Pythias lodge installs officers for next year
The Knights of Pythias lodge held its installation of officers last night. After the ceremony, members went to the Highway Dale where refreshments were enjoyed.
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K. of P
Local Social Roundup From Terre Haute and Eldorado
Miss Nettie Fredenberger visited Ruth in Terre Haute on Sunday and joined a New Year party. Miss Esther Hurst hosted a slumber party with friends. Eldorado families welcomed holiday visitors Athwes Avery, Twille, and Henry Kirkland. Ice skating remains popular this week. John McMurry returned from Bradford and Pittsburgh after Christmas. Miss Jessie Martin hosted a six o clock dinner with guests Mr and Mrs D H Winterrowd John McDermott and Mrs George Pulver.
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Nettie Fredenberger
Ruth
Terre Haute
Esther Hurst
Athwes
Avery Jolly
Attair
Dot ‘Twille
Henry Kirkland
Eldorado
John McMurry
Bradford
Pittsburgh
Local Social News From Evansville And Surroundings
ER J Hughes visits relatives in Evansville Indiana. A young people gathering with Will Lutz and wife ends with a Dutch feast. Elmer Robinson and wife host a dinner for daughter Ethel’s fifth birthday with sixteen children attending and gifts. John R Archer notes Rev Robt McIntyre bought property and moves to Los Angeles. Del Jennings of Chicago marries Miss Giadie Simmons of Melrose township in Chicago after Christmas. Dr Duncan and wife host a 6 o'clock dinner for relatives and friends.
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J. Hughes
Evansville
Ind
Will Lutz
Elmer Robinson
Ernst
Ethel
John R. Archer
Robt. McIntyre
Los Angeles
Calif
del Jennings
Chicago
Giadie~Simmons
Melrose— Township
Mike Gayhart
G A R Ball Attended By Local Ladies In Casey
Forty years ago Ed Harlan and several local ladies attended a G A R ball and banquet at Casey Thursday evening. Emil Haueisen visited Olney last week. E Nog, a well known local figure, spent the holidays with us and enjoyed time with the boys. Billiard playing appears popular as Duke's parlor stays crowded nightly. Cynthia McKowan, the girl shot at a Darwin township party, is convalescing and will recover.
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Ed Harlan
Nellie Dulaney
Jennie Archer
Maggie Eversole
Lida Dulaney
Jane Scholfield
Sallie Bartlett
Gertrude Shaw
Casey
Emil Haueisen
Olney
E. Nog
Duke
Cynthia McKowan
Darwin Township
Rain floods Southern California as Glendale grows fast
Kilborn recalls a California deluge with ten inches of rain, flood damage and halted rail travel. He notes Glendale’s population rising to 30,000 and numerous new buildings including a half million dollar hotel and a $150,000 church. He criticizes the cost and complexity of property transfers under the current title system and urges reform toward the Torrens system while praising Glendale’s economic boom.
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O. L. Kilborn
Glendale
Calif
Marshall
United States
America
California
Congregationalists
Charlie Williams
Greenlaws
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