Why Not Smile Instead of Pouting Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse questions mood and behavior with playful images of hammer wood deer talk and clamor. The lines imply a call to calm dialogue and patience amid noisy disputes without stating a clear narrative event or人物.
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Hoop
Churches and community notes mark a busy Lordsday
The article records a record Lordsday service at the Churches ty TH with strong morning and evening attendance. It credits the committee Mrs Sickafoose Leask and Cole for the program and notes a missionary offering of about $25. It mentions upcoming services including a 7 o'clock plan next Lordsday and a baccalaureate at the Normal.
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Sickafoose
Leask
Cole
Wigmore
Weekly Industrial Review highlights 1915 crop Hop contracts
At the Commonwealth Conference in Salem Oregon proposals discussed a state employment bureau and unemployment insurance. Oregon manufacturers plan an exhibit this fall with the land show at Portland. Hop contracts for the 1915 crop are being made at sixteen cents.
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Woman's Commonwealth Conference
California
SaLem
Ora
Hugene
the State University
Oregon
Portland
Their Trade in The Match Wholesale Business
A Baltimore American quotation questions the Cupid and Hy men firm and clarifies they are in the wholesale match business, highlighting a niche industry and the company’s trade.
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Baltimore American
Summons in Polk County Oregon Court Case Against E Stone
The Circuit Court of Oregon Polk County requires John M Stone and Mary E Stone to answer a complaint by June 15 1914. The suit seeks a mortgage foreclosure for 4180 dollars plus interest 114.76 insurance premiums 250 attorney fees and costs. The notice covers sale of described premises in Monmouth Oregon and bars claims against the mortgage. The publication runs six weeks in the Monmouth Herald starting May 1 1914 with attorney 3 F Swope representing the plaintiff.
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Mary FE. Stone
RE. M. Stone
Mary E. Stone
State OF
Oregon
E. M. Stone
Monmouth
Polk County
Monmouta Erald
Regon
John Teal
Dallas
F. Swope
Plaintiff
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