Executor's Notice of Final Settlement in Yamhill County
The executor of Anna A. Lucas deceased, also known as Ann A. Lucas, has filed a final account in the County Court of Yamhill County Oregon. A hearing on objections is set for December 19 1921 at 11:00 AM at the McMinnville court to settle the estate and discharge the executor. First publication November 17 1921. last publication December 15 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna A. Lucas
Ann A. Lucas
Yamhill County
Oregon
McMinnville
Yambhill County
J. Clemenson
Clarence Butt
A Highway Problem Prompted by Public Comment
A letter to readers argues the new road law wrongly blames pedestrians and drivers alike. The writer laments mixed blame, outlines pedestrian rights, and urges a safer, shared road approach amid concerns about school travel and vehicle dangers. The piece ends noting film industry recruitment and local congratulations in Tillamook.
Red Cross Seals Aid Tuberculosis Fight Across Oregon
The article lists last year’s TB deaths by county totaling 670 with Portland and multiple counties affected. It notes that deaths at Milwaukie and Salem facilities are charged to specific counties and reports a 40 percent decline since 1906. It credits state and national associations and describes five million seals in distribution to fund the Oregon TB association.
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Baker
Benton
Clackamas
Clatsop
Columbia
Coos
Crook
Curry
Deschutes
Douglas
Gilliam
Grant
Harney
Hood River
Jackson
Jefferson
Josephine
Klamath
Lake
Lane
Lincoln
Linn
Malheur
Marion
Morrow
Multnomah
Portland
Polk
Sherman
Tillamook
Umatilla
Union
Wallowa
Wasco
Washington
Wheeler
Yamhill
Milwaukie
Salem
National Association
Oregon Tuberculosis Association
Tillamook Boy Sees Own Photoplay On Screen
On October 23 at a local picture show Carl Jackman a nineteen year old high school student saw one of his photo plays titled Lost Romances presented on screen. The play is noted for a deep plot with much action and is not the only work he has written. Last Saturday night he received a telegram from a large film company at Auburn N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas Cowgill
Carl Jackman
Young Jackman
Auburn
McMinnville Night Officer Killed by a Prisoner
Harvey Neil night officer of the McMinnville police died suddenly after an attack by prisoner George W. Scott who was intoxicated and resisting arrest. Chief Snodgrass and bystanders helped jail Scott but Neil collapsed en route to town. Autopsy found a hemorrhage. Neil aged 55 to 60, survived by widow, a son and a daughter.
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Harvey Neil
McMinnville
George W. Scott
Scott
Neil
Snodgrass
O. O. Hodson
Neill
Onion maggot and smut talks at Oregon horticultural meeting
Oregon growers are urged to attend discussions on onion maggot and onion smut control during the Oregon state horticultural society meeting in Forest Grove from December 1 to 3. The winter season aids growers in learning new agricultural advances and exchanging experiences with peers. Pullets may drop egg production due to overfeeding as they begin laying in fall. reduce scratch grain and feed when idle to keep birds active.
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Oregon
Oregon State Horticultural Society
Forest Grove
Good Potato Seed Pays Good Prices
Growers should not sell all marketable potatoes or plant small seed. Small seed results from inferior hills and diseases like wilt or mosaic. Planting uncertified stock leads to a harvest that remains small, according to A C experiment station.
Baldwin Apple Origin Traced to John Baldwin Farm
The Baldwin apple began as a chance seedling in John Baldwin’s lane on his Wilmington Massachusetts farm and bore its first fruit around the middle of the eighteenth century.
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Baldwin
John Baldwin
Wilmington
Mass
Bridal superstitions and wedding shoe lore
A column lists various wedding shoe superstitions. Beliefs warn against giving away slippers, wearing striped stockings, or tearing wedding shoes. Shoes tossed from the left foot supposedly bring luck, while new shoes dropped on the floor foretell unhappy romance.
Foot Comfort Shoe Ad Urges Proper Fit
An old style footwear ad reminds readers feet cannot shrink or change shape and urges buying shoes that fit well for comfort. It emphasizes satisfying both eye appeal and common sense in selection.
Sheridan Notes Oppose County Library Tax
Sheridan and The Graphic oppose the county library plan arguing it would require a several thousand dollar annual tax or end up funded from the general fund, thus increasing overall taxation. They say no extra tax can be justified unless proven a real necessity and budgetable.
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Sheridan Sun
Road funds released for Oregon highway work
Under the federal highway act a sum of 310,790 dollars is now available immediately for road construction in Oregon. The notice highlights the funding allocation and its use for local infrastructure projects in the state.
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Oregon
Trial date set for J. J. Walker in Lafayette case
The circuit court will hear J. J. Walker former cashier of Lafayette State Bank on November 28. Judge Belt ordered banks to allow Walker and his lawyers to examine bank books for evidence. Eight counts allege banking law infractions linked to Lafayette Bank. Also charged with arson alongside Frank Takayama to defraud a Portland insurer.
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J. J. Walker
Lafayette State Bank
Walker
Frank Takayama
Lafayette
Portland
Officials Plan to Attend County Judges Conference in Portland
Judge C. F. Daniels and Commissioners Zimmerman and Gunning will attend portions of the Association of County Judges and Commissioners sessions in Portland from December 12 to 14. Glen Macy filed his notarial commission with the county clerk and is the county coroner. Attorney W. O. Sims also filed his notarial commission with the county clerk.
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C. F. Daniels
Zimmerman
Gunning
Association of County Judges
Portland
Glen Macy
Macy
W. O. Sims
Suits Filed in Circuit Court Listed By Reporter
Suits filed in the circuit court include Boise Payette Lumber Co versus M S Allen et al and S M Hummer for plaintiff. Emma W Sellwood et al with attorney B A Kirks. The entry appeared in the News-Reporter.
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Boise Payette Lumber Co
M. S. Allen
Loyal M. Graham
Plaintiff
S. M. Hummer
Emma W. Sellwood
B. A
Ordinary citizen questions the cost of progress
William Feather writes from a home filled with modern conveniences to ask why ordinary people like him feel unsettled about the world. He notes comforts such as lights, phones, heating, and education yet fears a widening social divide and potential danger to civilization.
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Sons of Kings
William Feather
The
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Campbell's Confectionery Candy Stocked for Christmas
We are headquarters for Christ Mas candies of all kinds. We have the largest stock of candy in town. Both box goods and Christmas can dies at Campbell's confectionery, 911.
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Campbell's Confectionery
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T. H. Thorne
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First
Meridian
Evans & Gower Plumbing Shop
First Street
North Second Street
Broadway
Newberg High School
Agriculture Department
Oliver F. Kilbam
Oregon-Washington Truck Service
Betw
Newberg
Spivey’s Paint Store
Jackman
Tillamook Headlight
RED Cross
Tillamook Boy
Sheridan
County
Grant Gonza
First St
John Gow E
Raewperg
Chehalem Valley Mills
Foreign Exchange Department
United States National Bank OF
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