World finance shifts as banks merge and markets wobble
A sweeping pulse of financial notes describes strategies from major banks expanding through acquisitions like E. Mitchell absorbing Corn Exchange Bank to form a two hundred fifty million dollar institution with vast branch coverage. It warns of volatile trading as bank stocks slip while aviation, oil deals, and geopolitical tensions redraw economic power.
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E. Mitchell
New York
National City Bank
Corn Exchange Bank
Bridge News Quietly Bids Farewell and School Openings
Bridge Oregon Sept 24 reports residents leaving for Monmouth and Eugene for education and work. Mr and Mrs H C Miller host dinner for C S Murphy and Albert Pancoast, while families from Portland and Myrtle Point visit. Local industry, housing work, and a new garage arise as bridges students begin school year with achievements like a blue ribbon in county fair display and student government election underway.
State Accountancy To Go Into Force Next Year
Salem Oregon September 26 A meeting of all persons interested in municipal accounting procedures has been called by Hal E Hoss secretary of state for October 24 in the hall of representatives at the state capital. The 1929 legislature established a uniform system to be followed by counties cities school districts special road districts highway districts drainage and litigation districts except counties with populations over 100 000. The meeting coincides with the League of Oregon Civic program the next day in Salem and many will stay for the following program.
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Salem
Oregon
Hal E. Hoss
Hall of Representatives
League of Oregon Citive
New State Grange Expanded in North Carolina Meeting
Sous J Tabor leads a North Carolina session in Raleigh as farm leaders from across the state gather. Calls roll from Georgia and Florida for new state Granges while the national Grange meets in Seattle next November. Virginia joined the state Granges last year. a South Carolina gathering with over 1000 farms voted to bring the Grange to the state.
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J Tabor
Raleagh
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Seatle
Virginia
South Carolina
Dty
The
Grange
Oregon wild life hunt gulls as fish worm carrier
State game commission traps a dozen sea gulls near Elk Lake Bend to test their role in spreading fish worms. Thousands of fish have died as officials seek to eradicate parasites. Two Nehalem Boom foremen faced pollution charges over bark and chips dumped along Willamette River slough banks. Plantings of steelhead and brook trout announced across multiple counties.
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Bend
State Game Commission
State Board of Health
Nehalem Boom Company
Willamette River
Linton
Butte Oreek
Jackson County
Lava Lake
Deschutern County
Twin Lake
Deschutes County
Lowe
Rogie
Harald
Mr Cafford
Matt Ryckman
Gold Beach
Oregon
Deer Losses in Oregon Forest Fires Draw Officials Concern
The Oregon game commission notes a heavy toll on deer from recent wildfires across thousands of burned acres near Extacada and Deschutes. Many deer likely perished, while others may have escaped unseen. authorities hope cougars also suffered, aiding deer recovery prospects.
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Oregon
State Game Commission
Extacada
Game Commission
Deer hunting season delay hits Oregon game revenues
The postponed opening of deer season reduces state game commission income as many hunters cancel trips and forgo licenses. Pheasant season begins October 15 with bag limits, while hatchery plantings in Deschutes and other counties are listed. arrests for closed-season hunting near Burns are noted alongside fishery claims being investigated.
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State Game Commission
Oregon
Game Commission
Lancoln
Tilamook
Clatapp
Curry Counties
Eastern Brook Trust
State Game Commisson
Sparks Lak
Taylor Lake
Cougar population report prompts year-end outlook
The state department statement notes a year end target and mentions 28 additional cougars identified, signaling a growing population trend. Officials emphasize monitoring and potential habitat considerations as the count rises.
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State Department
Ending member of 1988 cougar season noted in current year
Fragmentary report notes animal related events with references to cougar and deer, mentioning hunters and wildlife terms. Details are unclear due to garbled text but imply ongoing wildlife management or hunting activity. Authorities or game warden terms appear, yet concrete dates or locations are not legible.
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Cougar
Diate
Hunters Ready for Season with Varmint Dogs
Hunters plan for the coming season using trained varmint dogs to track and take down predators. Reports indicate a focus on cougars and other risks in forested areas as equipment and tactics evolve.
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Eealea
Lecture on Evolution at Coquille church sparks debate
Rev Earl Ladd spoke at the Christian church to high school students about what part evolution plays in colleges. He argued the theory undermines faith, promotes immorality, and helped drive World War militarism, backing claims with statistics and a critical refutation of evolutionist arguments.
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Myrthe Point
Earl Ladd
Coquille
Christian Church
Ladd
Germany
Rev. Ladd
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