Four Oregon ranches offered for sale or trade
No 1 splendid proposition in roller fill and six acres of ground wants small property. No 2 two hundred sixty acres in Baker county stock ranch with 12 tons from 3 acres, water, alfalfa, house and barn, 25 cultivated, 135 pasture, fenced, exchange possible. No 3 two thousand acres in Eastern Oregon with 1400 under plow and 600 pasture, valued at 80000. No 4 471 acres at Gilliam county 260 in cultivation, 160 in wheat, fenced, good soil, trade for valley property. Contact W. E. White & Co Newberg Oregon.
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Baker County
Oregon
Gilliam County
W. E. White & Co
Newberg
Wood Bids Sought by School District No 29 in 1921
Sealed bids for 250 cords No 1 wood are due by 6:00 p m April 4 1921 to supply 126 cords at grade building and 125 cords at high school building. Bids specify price per cord for old fir second growth or slab wood. Bids opened April 4 1921. Board may reject any bid. Dated March 16 1921 W W Nelson clerk.
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Board of Directors
W. W. Nelson
Clerk
Notice To Property Owners In Newberg Oregon
Notice directed to property owners in Newberg Oregon dated March 17 1921. All sewer and water taps in the paving district must be installed before paving. If installed after paving the cost will nearly double. By order of the council J F Ridenour Water Superintendent.
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Newberg
Oregon
J. F. Ridenour
Aoe
Harding cabinet selection progress noted by Dallas News
The Dallas News comments that little has been done toward helping Mr Harding choose a cabinet and asserts the fault lies with him.
Old Maid Quarrel Ends Frustrated Exchange
In a brief exchange a discussion of ages ends with B. P. vehemently rejecting the notion of becoming an old maid, while c. V. C. quips about inevitability. The scene captures a sharp, tense moment of disagreement.
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Fashion Paradox Quip From Nauvoo Paper
An Independence Iowa misattributed quote about women wearing fur in summer and low neck dresses in winter reflects a satirical or ironic remark from a Nauvoo Illinois source. The line highlights gendered fashion commentary in historical papers.
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Nauvoo
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