Oregon News Notes Of General Interest From The State
A compilation of Oregon items reports Grandee’s budget in 106,460 for city expenses next year, influenza cases in Polk County, potato harvest yields near Weaton, and a 20 600 budget to defray board of control expenses over two years. It notes a murder arrest near Klamath Falls, school age children in Clatsop County, and the Oregon State Horticultural Society meeting in Eugene. Also mentions county reorganizations, prune packing plant, willamette county efforts, wildfire and lumber production, plus local public works, rail and ferry projects and notable deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grandee
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Liranda
Dallas
Polk County
Maleernek
Soar Weaton
Oscar Wink
Board of Control
Jasper Turner
Wnder
Klamath Falls
Heatty
Clataop County
Oregon State Horticultural Society
Eugene
Harney County
la Grande
Willamette
Gootta Mille
Oregon Grow Oral Association
Umatilla
Deyton
Yamhill
Coos Bay
Burns
Marion County
Oregon
Washington
Hoff
Grants Pasa
London
Higeing
Heppner Hospital
Hood River
J. W. Lathrop
Fugene
Tuat
Lodgepole Pines
Forest Service
Crane Prairie
Bend T Blk Lake
Prineville
Thomas Everett May
Corvafils
Infantry
Fremont Byron Hudson
North Bend
Portland
Bandon
Grand Army of the Republic
Opanion
California
Balom
Charles A. Marks
State Board of Hort Culture
Kinrath
Klamath Bank
Marlon County
Penitentiary
Aukland
Armory
Southern Oregon Poultry Association
Jackson County
Frederick W. Goodrich
University of Oregon
Houston
Oregon Music Teachers’ Association
Pen name changes noted by A. E. Darrell Figgla
The passage discusses Acon and later S8 noting pen name changes by a writer identified as A. Fi and John Ervine in North American Heylew. It mentions George Rudwell as trivd weiter and mystic and references deciphering print and diphthongs.
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Darrell Figgla
George Rudwell
Lie Alihy Thong
Russell
John Ervine
Strong self belief as power to overcome doubt
The text extols self reliance and inner conviction as forces that defeat discouragement. It asserts that confidence and positive self talk enable achievement, citing a mindset of “he can who thinks he can” and praising Brett Marden as an example.
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Orla
Brett Marden
Chaotic Dialogue About Roads and Mechanics
Fragmentary dialogue shows frustration over worsening roads and car repair delays. Mentions Mr hugging Martier Corntossel Mont and a blacksmith or garage with limited time for friendly information about the road trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cholea
Mr.hugging
Martier Corntossel
Land of the Homesteaders amid Struggle and Hospitality
In a rugged frontier scene, homesteaders face poverty and crowded housing while welcoming strangers for shelter and meals. Narratives recount impromptu beds on floors, shared rooms, and wary kindness amid hardship. A rancher named Tell Buster’s stands out for prosperity, recalling wild tales and local lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Bi. Paradive
Seribiera
Tia
Hell Buster
Nigel
Tell Buster
Victrala
Lipton's First Business Venture Tale From Glasgow
De J H Ostrander recalls Lipton starting at a run down Glasgow shop bought for a few pounds. The venture faced meager profits and credit issues but Lipton sought trust in decent partners. He stood by promises, earning sympathy and inspiring others through fellowship and faith in friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipton
de J. H Ostrander
Thomas Lipton
Glasgow
Toy Tiuelnely
Tina
Detroit News
New Phosphate Industry Shifts From Ware Alloys to Phosphorus
Electric furnaces at a southern plant shift from ware zine products to phosphoric sell and suitash. Phosphorus is driven off as phosphoric oxide in furnace gases and recovered by electrical precipitation as a fine powder, while potash oxides are formed and collected from the same gas stream.
Birthday Party Prank Confuses Guest Reader
A stranger brings Anna a birthday gift that proves odd and a joke lands poorly. The narrator recalls a mistaken earful about the gift tasting better than it looks. The mood shifts from humor to awkwardness at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Mother
Anni
An Inspiration and Mrs Grubem’s Week of Grumbling
A comic note describes Mrs Grubem at 80 and picky, while aboarders face a hunger strike after she vents through reading papers. The item captures domestic humor and weekly feuds with neighbors and boarders.
Tile Works at Monmouth promotes durable building tile
Central Tile Co announces Monmouth Oregon drainage tiles and wet land tiles for homes lard and barns. The notice also states George Boothby as administrator of Lemuel G Work estate files final account with Polk County Oregon Court and sets December 27 1920 hearing for objections and settlement at Dallas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Samuel G. Work
State of
Oregon
Polk County
Dallas
George Boothby
Lemuel G. Work
Swope & Swope
Notice to Creditors and Referee's Sale in Polk County
Notice to creditors announces Minnie K. Mack administratrix of William H. Mack estate. Also details a court ordered sale in Remington v Low and others, listing two Polk County parcels totaling 320 acres plus a smaller parcel in Monmouth, with sale set for December 18 1920 at Dallas Court House. Correspondents invited. publication dates November 19 to December 17 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Mack
Polk County
Oregon
Monmouth
Minnie K. Mack
Crown & Helverson
Circuit Court
State OF Oregon
Remington
Bertha A. Low
C. C. Low
Bertha G. Remington
C.J. Whiteside
Walter Williams
Dallas
Polk
South Ange
Willamette Meridian
John W. Orr
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Oregon News
Retas
West Indies
Richard le Gallienne
Buster
Central Tile Co
the Herald
Niacin
Monmouth Herald
Ore
F. R. Bowersox
J.o.matthis
Howes
Bank of Commerce
Salem Ore
Monmouth Grange
Mise Macatee Burien
Independence
A. mi
Raymond E
Walter G. Brown
Pennsylvania
Fire Insurance Co
Philadelphia
Notary Public
Hall
Bend Aet. & CO
Toledo
Ohio
S. H. Hinkle
Stevens & CO
L. W. Waller
Chamberlain
Chamberlains
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