Mrs Whitaker in Changsha China Reports Oregonlike Weather
Letter from Mrs Belle Whitaker in Changsha China describes October weather as Oregonlike with sunshine, birds singing, and roses blooming. She and daughter Miss Helen live in a brick house with multiple rooms and studios where American teachers gather socially and host tea and dinner parties on the compound. She notes the Herald is much read and sends regards to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Whitaker
Changsha
China
Miss Helen
Oregon
Mrae Whitaker
Whitakers
Muche Hedt
Portland Visitors Join Fearnleys For Weekend
Mr and Mrs Walter L Fearnley of Portland visited the W H Fearnley family over Sunday and Monday with the latter returning to Portland. This item notes beauty services and a drug store product alongside local business details.
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Walter L Fearnley
Portland
W. H. Fearnley
Hamilton
Port
Eugene fFriay
Nanci
Washington
Hansiter
Eugene
Bridge Party Honors Fall Themed Afternoon Motifs
Mrs. George Hall hosted a Wednesday bridge gathering with seven tables set at her home as chrysanthemums and marigolds created a fall mood. Prizes went to Mrs Flentge Perkins high, Mrs Bud Emery second, Mrs Karl Kaufman third, and Mrs Meier consolation. attendees included numerous local ladies and gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hall
Flentge Perkins
Bud Emery
Karl Keufean
Mra Meier
Mesdames Win Lundy
John Arnold
Harry Denent
Ear! Wilson Chas Harlocker
Earl Cooley
Rogue River Wardens Get Life Saving Gear For Winter Patrols
Wardens patrolling the lower Rogue River in winter flood seasons will wear life saving garments for boat patrols. They plan constant night patrols to catch violators and rely on gear as insurance during turbulent waters. Farmers Store advertises genuine California Red Oats and oat straw for sale with J Bo Delsman contact.
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Rogue River
Rogue
California
J_ Bo Delsman
Demand for Settlements and Credit Arrangements
The note asks anyone indebted to the author to call and settle at earliest convenience or ring the author to arrange for further credit. Breuer signs the notice.
Radio waves said to aid disease treatment and storms invigorate
A College of Electronic Medicine report to the American Electronics Research Association discusses five meter radio waves and their potential therapeutic effects. Scientist F. M. Henry notes electrical storms may invigorate nearby people and that short radio waves penetrate living cells, unlike longer waves which affect fluids. The work cites oscillatory currents and high voltages near the solar plexus. The report also mentions lightning oscillations at 80 million per second and contrasts short versus long wave exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Electronic Medicine of
San Francisco
American Eiectronic Research Association of Chicago
F. M. Henry
Mr. Henry
Henry
Oregon Gains 73 Families in October
The monthly report from the Oregon State Chamber of Commerce notes 73 new families settled across the state in October. They acquired 41721 acres of land and $246,000 in equipment and property. looser figures for the ten months show 640 families, 41721 acres, and $4,? million invested. The chamber plans display materials at the livestock show for distribution to California headquarters and Texas teams visiting Oregon.
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Ureyno
W G_ Ide
Ummet
Oregon
Oregon Farmers Face Delayed Sowing As Drought Prolongs Dust
Oregon farmers linger over late fall sowing while drought stretches into November. Tests show February seeding may be best on workable soils if weather allows, with rough plowing suggested for winter to ease spring work.
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Oregon
Belores D. D Hill
Masons Meet Tonight With Deputy Grand Master Visiting
The Masonic body convenes in regular session tonight with Deputy Grand Master Andy Devis of Marshfield as guest on an official visit. Eastern Star members will provide refreshments after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Devis
Marshfield
Eastern Star
Broadbent broadcasts and community visits noted
Graydon Crown and escorts from the southern Oregon normal school visited the George Hermann home during Armistice vacation. Milton Moffman family visited R L Werner and family. Minnie Hermann dined with sister Anna Reed. Corn show in Coquille drew Many locals. Paul Wagner of Port Orford visited relatives each weekend. Lacked details on other visits and events. several names and places mentioned with unclear dates.
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Graydon Crown
Dorothy Duncan
Edna Jackson
Southern Oregon Normal School
Ashland
George Hermann
Milton Moffman
R. L. Werner
Minnie Hermann
Anna Reed
Coquille
Paul Wagner
Port Orford
Lester Trigg
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Setyanik Se
Riess Chewed
Thas
L. FE Pearce
Pobersons
Harry Judson
Oregon City
Judson
Mae Young
Myrtle Point Union High Schsel
Petty Eer
Witsel i. Ac
Woodford
Dr. Hess
Perkins’ Drug Store
Durham Beef
Specias
ER Hay Ilvep
Aemore
Bridge Party
Waterman's
Aterman
Harlocker’s Pharmacy
Chienge
Orie Barton
Powers
Wilson Hospital
Famers Store
Culbertson
Palo Al.alforna
N. Mullin
Mua
Eray Winter
Veoh
Petersons
Spruce
Myrtle
Trank x
Canter ‘Anagers
Dixn
Ridge Players
Marys
Farmers’ Store
Jumory Groveries
Rulys Local
Jesse Clinton
Mra A Christensen
Salt Lake City
Los Angeler
Lawrency
Clinton
Hawaii
Christensen
Community General Hospital
Marc Shelley
Puta
Famoua
Henry A. Schroeder
Myrtle Point
State Chamber
Uet
Los Angeles
A T
Rimestope Gory
Middle States
Califor
Nia
He «Tate Chamn
Los
St Pau
Oregus
Tommy
North Bend
C. P Still
Harry Dement
M Earl Wilson
Paul Brewer
Breuer
Tommy Root
Scottsburg
Sutherland
Masons
Pwinches Store
Leos
Seta
Mary- Ann
Pers
Huling, Lundy & Sons
Winchester Svers
Broadbent
Childepn
Audra Wagner
Meader
Min J. Mi Wagner
L. Lackey
Mn Lackey
Evelyn Ekklew
Zelum Duncan
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Suntay and
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