Riverside Home and Marriages Noted in County Seat Registries
Inland county notices report marriages for Bernard Burns of Dayton to Martha Christensen and Otto Byerley to Emma Nixon. Probate actions list appraisers for John Albers, Isaac Dyck estates, guardianship orders for Lolo Pauline Perry and Chase Thorp, with new guardians appointed and bonds set. Real estate transfers include Minnie E and C A Hubbard to Alfred Whitney in Independence and several lots and acres traded among local names.
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Bernard Burns
Dayton
Martha Christensen
Otto Byerley
Emma Nixon
John Albers
AJ Tupper
C W Irvine
Isaac Dyck
Lolo Pauline Perry
Elnora S Mattison
Chase Thorp
Guardian
P H Drexler
W E Craven
Minnie E
C A Hubbard
Alfred Whitney
Independence
McCullogh Et Ax
Base Line Land Company
Broadmead
Alice Robinson
C P Cornwell
Monmouth
Henry Grezer
Clarence R Brown
Dallas
Rose Broadley
C F Broadley
Water Power Withdrawals Reach 1.5 Million Acres
The Government has drawn 1.5 million acres of public land as potentially valuable for water power development. In October the US Geological Survey advised withdrawals of 54,422 acres for power prospects and restoration of 2,600 acres in Montana and Wyoming after field surveys showed they lacked value for水power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Geological Survey
Montana
Wyoming
Large 320 Acre Homestead Areas Opened For Entry
The Interior Secretary designated six acres in October as entry suitable under the enlarged homestead act. Total enterable area grows to 190 426 957 acres in 320 acre units across Idaho and Oregon.
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Secretary of the Interior
Idaho
Oregon
Special School Meeting for Tax Levy in District 13
Notices call a special school meeting in School District No 13 on Saturday December 2 at 2 pm to levy a tax for public school maintenance and to consider other business. Reports of the US Geological Survey note multiple anthracite coal beds in Colorado New Mexico Montana and Washington besides Pennsylvania deposits.
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United States Geological Survey
Colorado
New Mexico
Montana
Washington
Pennsylvania
Minor insomnia causes and home treatment tips
The article divides insomnia into major and minor forms and advises home care for minor insomnia. It links indigestion, late meals, and dietary mistakes to sleeplessness, suggests light physical activity and water, or a cup of hot milk to aid sleep, and recommends calming reading and avoiding mental excitement at night.
Flour mill defies Frederick the Great and prevails
The story recalls Emperor Frederick the Great threatening to seize a Berlin flour mill that refused to sell. The miller replied that there were still judges in Berlin, a reply that impressed the emperor and led him to withdraw the threat. The mill remains standing.
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Frederick the Great
Berlin
Germany
Counterfeits at the Bank Stamp Adds Shame to Discovery
A New York Sun report describes the bank practice of stamping a bill as counterfeit to reveal forgery. Depositors show pained expressions when the stamp marks the bill, revealing the doubt and social sting of being caught with a bad note.
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Bill Gore
New York Sun
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James L Atwater
Airlie
Muscott & Portwood
Monmouth, Oregon
Allin
Cooper
Church Directory
Evangelical Church
W. A. Guberroy
Y. Pla
Christian W. A
PSC
Toa A. Om
Oregonian
The
Northwest
Herald
Booth
Scic
Fia
York Sre
Merit and
the Electric Sign
Oregon Power Company
Thomas Boulden
Monmouth Bakery
White Brothers
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