Silos in full operation and log tow to mill
The silo plant runs with a regular crew as the Gray Eagle steamer delivers another tow of large logs from Luckiamute for the Wee nesnesday morning mill. The Chase and Linton Gravel Co plans a new trestle from miner to bunkers atop the mine for gravel when river conditions permit. Boom Man Warner asks Foreman Pike for a new ax, and Pike says to pay at least 35 cents as prices have risen.
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Gray Eagle
Chase & Linton Gravel Co
Warner
Pike
Fernwood notes and social life in Dundee area
Miss Delma Jones visits Portland and social rounds include Annetta Parrish as guest of Euphemia Beye. Fernwood Auxiliary suspends sewing, local visits, dances and basketball results. WWI veteran Grover Livengood returns home and recounts wartime voyage. Dundee Red Cross aids refugee garments. Ladies Aid plans Easter sale. Dundee Women’s Club presents period fashion panorama with auction and dance.
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Delma Jones
Portland
Annetta Parrish
Euphemia Beye
Fernwood
Red Cross
W. H. Sanders
Newberg
N. T. Sanders
E. W. Mueller
A. B. Scherf
C. A. Pairbeak
Pearl
Grover
Lora Livengeld
Harold Ross
Vancouver
D. A. Jones
A. G. Livengod
R. P. Gill
Isabella
Mary
W. A. Parrish
Clark Noble
A. M. Anderson
Hannah Imus
Roe Robison
Robison
McMinnville
Greer
Chevrolet
Chauncey Cross
Sarah Bryan
Kauye Lehmann
Frederick John Homberger Jr
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dundee
F. W. Meyer
Local families note visits and new neighbors
Mrs Anna Sallee hosted a Tuesday gathering on the Ridge while Mr and Mrs 2 T Carter visited Mr and Mrs Chas Sallee. William Carter recovered from a week of illness and new neighbors Mr and Mrs Avon Slade purchased 22 acres near the A C Sealy ranch beside Emil Jae’s place.
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Anna Sallee
2. T. Carter
Chas. Sallee
G. L. Upehurehead
Sleeper
Portland
Boyd Home
Avon Slade
A. C. Sealy
Emil Jée'e Place
Mrs. Slade
Local visits and a surprise birthday party
Miss Agnes Berg’s end with home folks includes visits by Mrs Bert Belieu and C L Vo nélex. Misses Matilda Eva Zenzen Maude Olson Lillian Winifred Peterson and friends from Portland gather for birthdays and social games at the Larsen home with cake and coffee.
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Agnes Berg
Bert Belieu
An Ae
C. L
Lillian and
Winifred Peterson
Portland
John
James Johnston
Frank Brock
Wayland
Walter Ray
Renee Ray
Farm Record Book Guides Oregon Farmers for Entries
Farmers who keep records in the Oregon farm record book receive forms and full directions for entries. Get your copy from the county farm bureau or county agent, your local banker, or R V Gunn C A C Corvallis.
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Oregon Farm Record Book
County Farm Bureau
R. V. Gunn
Corvallis
One step, word, and inch won’t suffice in Fourth Estate
A fragment praises persistent effort in media and advertising. It argues that one step, word, or inch is not enough to grow in influence. Persistence and ongoing activity are required.
Famous Indian Pho Y Star at Baker
Princess Mona Darkfeather, noted for beauty and artistry, appears in person at the Baker theatre on March 26 and 27. She will sing in a buckskin dress adorned with rattles and silver jewelry, and she shares tales of travels with tribes across the west and Alaska.
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Mona Darkfeather
Baker Theatre
Miss Darkfeather
America
Alaska
Isaaca
Yukon
Odest
Unclear fragments reference early California figures and film industry links
Fragmentary text mentions a California father owning the first bank in Los An sivo and a move to Puents with roles advising on the motion picture industry. Details are incomplete and names unclear.
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California
First Bank
Los Ansivo
Puents
Royal Baking Powder Extolled as World’s Pure Ingredient
A vintage promotional note lauds Royal Baking Powder as a universal kitchen staple for fifty years. It highlights its cream of tartar origin from grapes, global acceptance from Kaffirs to explorers, and endorsements by chemists and dietitians for producing pure wholesome bread.
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South Africa
North Pole
Liberty Monument Idea Sparks Washington Proposal
A Washington man proposes a Liberty Monument design featuring a bronze interior panel listing all who died, with a one foot per day height goal reaching 584 feet. The plan envisions a granite exterior and a comprehensive honoring tablet for the fallen.
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Washington
Regular meeting notice for Newberg Lodge Mo 104 AF and AM
The notice states the regular meeting day and month, inviting initiates. It is issued by W H Woodworth Worshipful Master and W Houser Secretary, indicating official lodge proceedings and membership procedures.
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Newberg Lodge
W.H. Woodworth
W. M
Houser
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