Roosevelt highway funds debated in Oregon editorials
A long excerpt discusses highway funding and policy in Oregon, urging completion of the Roosevelt highway and linking Eugene to Portland. It cites editorials from Florence and Willamette Valley views, criticizing current projects and urging state action to improve roads for settlers and growth.
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Chambers of Commerce
State Highway Commission
Roosevelt Highway
Tne
Heraldoes
Florence Carino
Eugene
Portland
Rosevelt
Willamette Valley
Springfield
Original Estimate And Accounting Sheet For District No 41
The document shows parallel columns listing unit costs for services, materiel and supplies for prior fiscal years and six months of the current year. District Clerk M to H Rosslow notes expenditures and budget details with minimal narrative surrounding the data.
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Tee
Ed Fae
Rosslow
Judge Opposes Charity Elsewhere and Denounces Campaigns
The judge criticizes political rhetoric linking kindness to animals with morality. He argues anti liquor reform advocates gain support by appealing to the public will and warns against efforts to force policy through popular pressure. He condemns anti prohibition rhetoric and calls for adherence to law.
Milk powder may replace liquid milk, chemists say
At a round-table session of the American Chemical Society Institute at Northwestern University experts predicted a near future where powdered milk in paper packaging reduces distribution costs. A California dairyman makes skimmed milk powder, shipped via the Panama Canal to Boston for bread production, while U S Department of Agriculture speakers foresee rubber from wood waste and other lignin by products feeding a new era of agricultural wealth.
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American Chemical Society Institute
Northwestern University
California
New England
Jef Barnard
Chemst
11Anapo
Ind
San ‘Onggin
Panama Canal
Boston
Institute
América
United States Department of Agriculture
Newsboy stress cited in eight city survey
A Child Bureau study surveyed eight U S cities including Atlanta Omaha Wilkes Barre Newark and Paterson to examine newsboy conditions and the stress of selling papers. The report highlights merchant pressure and training irregularities in youth paper sellers.
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Child Bureau Department of Lab
Smiths Support Wet Prohibition Referendum Split
Bishop W Ainaworth of the Methodist Episcopal Church South denounces presidential candidate Alfred E. Smith. He argues the Eighteenth Amendment can still change and says the election will be a nationwide referendum on prohibition. The bishop heads to China and Japan on a mission, noting wets across parties rally to Smith while some in the Bible belt oppose.
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Hishop W. Ainaworth
Methodial Episcopal Church
South
Jean Alfred E Smith
Tve
China
Japan
Smith
Mencken
Switchman Averts Tragedy At Wichita Railroad
A 13 year old girl was kicked off a railroad track by a switchman in Wichita Kansas to prevent she and the engine he worked on from being struck. The incident highlights quick action to avert a deadly accident.
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Wichita
Kan
Notice for Public of Seeding Claim in Oregon
Notice is hereby given that Joe Uposka of Powers Oregon filed entry for the NW fractional Lot 56 E 1/2 Lot 6 and SE 1/4 of Section 1 Township 11 West Willamette Meridian. Final proof before Edgar Aoser U.S. Commissioner at Point Oregon on September 6 1928 witnesses Thomas J. Hayes Jacob M. Hayes Herbert G Smith Frank Thomas all of Powers Oregon.
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Oregon
Joe Usposka
Powers
West Whilamette
Edger
al Mast
Thomas J. Hayes
Jacob M. Hayes
Herbert Gmith
Frank Thomas
Notice of Homestead Claim Ownership and Appointment
A partial public notice from Rodebury lists an 1924 homestead claim by Bancroft and mentions processing before A Dodge Commissioner. The document references Meridian and Mytile Point with dates around September 4 and November 26, 1924, indicating official actions on land allotment.
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Rodebury
Ore
Ames
Bancroft
Barry
A. Dodge
Almant
Orien Tyne
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Children’s Fund
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A A Schriefer
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Sarah Mar
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American Chemical Society
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United States Depository For Postal Savings Funds
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