Endon Vale intrigues and a torn engagement in London
In a tangle of romance and class, Winifred refuses to marry Lord Harold Erskine, choosing love and duty over wealth. Lady Grace supports her, while Lord Harold depart after doubt. Mrs Clayton navigates jealousy as Errol Hastings stirs old affections and rumors of Miss Grace Fargone’s adopted ward surface in social circles.
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Hat
Endon Vale
London
Berkshire
Francis Clayton
Miss Champions
Lord Harold
Lady Grace
Winifred
Harold Erskine
Harold
Grace Farquhar
Reese
Wronder
Clayton Mn
Mr. Hastings
Errol
Fargunse
Clayton
Sir Clayton
Erskine
the Vale
Grace
Francis
Harolf
Grice
Howard Champion
The Return of Errol Hastings in Paris Opera Box
Seventeen months after leaving the Bnone Hastings walks into Mrs. Clayton's opera box in Paris. He recalls a young woman he loved and meets an old friend with a new matronly air as the evening unfolds in the city of culture.
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Fee Alton
Mrs. Clayton
Errol
Mr. Clayton
Francis
Mr. Hastings
Hast
Vee
Host
Francis Clayton
Fee
Marion
Henry
Cam
Errol Hastings
Mediterranean
Paris
Paris Intrigues Stirring Hastings and d Aguilar
In Paris Col. d Aguilar encounters Mr. Hastings and Errol as they navigate social life, embassies balls, and past romantic tensions. Hastings plans a hotel visit while Mrs Clayton sails by in a carriage unaware of Aguilar's arrival, leaving him wounded by combined memories and suspicions.
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Champs Elysees
D’ Aguilar
Hastings
Errol
Col. d’Aguilar
d’Aguilar
Mr. Hastings
Mrs. Clayton
Esquimaux
Col. d'Aguilar
Virtue and Punishment Through Dreaded Justice
A Coltoan aphorism asserts that God backs virtue as those fearing punishment deserve it, while those who deserve punishment affirm it. The remark frames moral cause and divine sanction in stark terms.
University of Oregon Year Ends With Growth and Plans
The year closed as one of the universitys most successful with strong student faculty cooperation. President Campbell earns praise, enrollments rise, and scientific and engineering programs gain new facilities. Dormitory upgrades introduce a 3 50 weekly board and lodging rate. State land board bond action and school district financing reforms aim to boost public school funds.
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University of Oregon
P. L. Campbell
Absolete Tv Tee Cees
Clatsop County
Wasco County
State Land Board
Prune Growers Face Fuel Shortage This Fall
An enormous prune crop and a dwindling supply of wood threaten fuel reliability for fruit growers this autumn. Curing hops and prunes consumes thousands of cords yearly, with wood prices rising from 2.40 to 3 per cord and slabwood to be shipped from Eugene to Salem this summer.
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Salem
Eugene
Big Timber Deal Nets Major Paper Figures
A deal worth several hundred thousand dollars unites H. L. Pittock F. W. Leadbetter and W. P. Hawley to acquire about half of the Charles K. Spaulding Logging Company. Spaulding and B. C. Miles sell their stake to expand operations including a Newberg mill and timber lands. The plan is to double mill capacity and boost lumber output.
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H. L. Pittock
F. W. Leadbetter
Columbia River Paper Company
W. P. Hawley
Crown Paper Company
Charles K. Spaulding Logging Company
Spaulding
B. C. Miles
Newberg
Sveral
Law for Plumbers Requires City Boards and Licenses
Oregon towns with 4000 or more must form a board of examiners of plumbers within 30 days of the act becoming law. The license costs for individuals are one dollar and five dollars for each shop or establishment.
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Oregon
Board of Examiners of
Portland realty up almost ninety thousand in week
Real estate transfers in Portland rose by nearly 90000 from the prior week among local dealers. Building permits for the period show a small decline but within normal construction activity fluctuations.
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Portland
Emma Galloway Forms New Club in Monmouth
Mrs Emma Galloway a state organizer of women's Lewis and Clark clubs visited Monmouth last week and established another club with a strong charter membership.
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Emma Galloway
Monmouth
Balance to transfer to Heppner fund rises
The relief committee notes a remaining balance of about $2500 to be transferred to the Heppner fund, with several outstanding bills to be paid. A sham battle will be held, and no celebration is planned.
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Ner
Heppner Fund
Salmon Run Off Shore Halts Near 26 Mile Mark
Muddy water 26 miles from shore disrupts salmon migration, likely delaying expected large run. Fishermen report reduced catches as turbidity and currents hinder spawning mix. Officials monitor river mouth impacts and advise caution until clarity returns.
Fort Stevens Light Plant Bids Sought
Fort Stevens receives approval from Washington to advertise for bids to construct an electric light plant to illuminate the fort grounds and barracks.
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Fort Stevens
Scotauanenh
Astoria
Hiaiead
Department At
Washington
Pioneer Leader Captain Sloan Dies in Salem
Oregon pioneer Captain Joseph Sloan an 1850 settler and early Oregon penitentiary superintendent died last Sunday in Salem He also served as Portland’s first chief of police and guided the state capital’s early law enforcement efforts
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Joseph Sloan
Oregon
Oregon Penitentiary
Portland
Pete de Salem
Market Price Summary for Farm Goods and Livestock
Regional market values for feed grains fruits and livestock listed by commodity with price ranges and unit measures. Includes Barley Flour Potatoes Poultry Wool Butter Eggs Hogs Beef Veal Mutton Lamb and more across local suppliers and farm markets.
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Eco Walla
Valley
Graham
Shorts
Gray
Timothy
Wool—Valley
Oregon
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Mrs. Forrester
Miss Hyre
Col. d’ Aguilar
Aguilar
Jardin Des Plantes
Senta
Portland Real Estate
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