Bond Issue Debate Spreads Across Yamhill County
To the Editor the piece argues that a $360,000 county bond is an economic measure funded by motorists through higher vehicle licenses. It claims paving and road improvements will not raise net liabilities, since funds come from the Motor License and State Highway programs. The letter cites House Bill 515 and notes future discussion of Senator Pierce’s Market Roads bill.
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Yamhill County
Nickell
Secretary of State
State Highway Fund
State Highway Commission
Pierce
D. I Asbury
Rio Grande College Banquet Draws Big Local Turnout
In Gallia county Rio Grande College held a reunion banquet at Begg's with fifty five attendees from students and graduates. The gathering highlighted the college's active role in Columbus and suggested the crowd could have doubled.
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Gallia County
Rio Grande
Begg’s
Columbus
Congressmen in Narrow Bolling Field Plane Fall
Washington note reports Representative Hawley and colleagues in a Martin bomber that suddenly dropped 150 feet at Bolling Field. Officers were unnerved and Colonel Harts left early to recover from the shock after the near tragedy.
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Bolling Field
Hawley
Harts
Timberlake
Colorado
Pratt
New York
Martin
A Nigger in the Wood Pile Leads to Bootleg Bust
Late Wednesday a call from north of town reported a sick colored man driving a Studebaker loaded with cases of bottled rye. Deputies Morris and Ferguson found Robert B. Coleman of Portland at the base of Chehalem Mountain. The car and ten suitcases of contraband liquor were brought to McMinnville, with the machine headed toward Portland. Police suspects of accomplices followed. investigations continued.
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Studebaker
Chehalem Mountain
H. R. Morris
C. C Ferguson
City
Robert 8. Coleman
Northup Street
Portland
McMffinville
Henderson
Morris
Howard Sherlock
Dave Smith
W. T. Anderson
Orville Smith
Staples Concert Trio to Perform at Wood-Mar Hall
The Staples Concert Trio of Portland will appear at Wood-Mar Hall on Toss day evening under the Monday Musical Club. Mise Pearl Staples violinist Carpenter Staples cellist and Mia Staples piano accompanist form the group. Mies Pearl Staples is noted as a young violinist of unusual talent.
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Wood-Mar Hall
Monday Musical Club
Staples
Portland
Mise Pearl Staples
Carpenter Staples
Mia Staples
Concert Offer Promises Educational Opportunity and Rare Music
A noted concert plans an educationally themed program and a rare musical treat. The event will start promptly at 8 15 and invites all to attend.
Noblest Among Mothers Elisa Arkin Passes In Our Chapter
The text mourns the loss of Elisa Arkin described as a noble mother and charter member of Chapter 66 O. H. &, noting the community’s sympathy and the impact of her death on the group.
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Eliza Larkin
Elisa Rkin
Our
O. H
Tragedy and secrecy over deadly tractor safety
The Corvallis Gazette notes another farmer dies when a tractor malfunctions as Congress and the public are kept in the dark about an official investigation. The government suppressed a report from agricultural experts, delaying disclosure while the death is framed as part of a larger cause.
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Congress
Corvallis Gazette
Women's Legislative Council Meeting Prompted by House Cleaning
The council held a well attended Monday afternoon meeting focusing on committee reports and ongoing work. The May 26 gathering is expected to be productive with constitution revision and further business on the agenda.
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Women's Legislative Council
Trone Trees Call For Extra Care And Pruning
Orchards hard hit by two dry years need thorough tillage fertilizer and heavy pruning says Prof. C I Lewis. Sowing 3 to 6 pounds nitrate of soda per tree and deep pruning may revive stressed trees within three to four years. W C T U meets Mrs B C Baird Franklin street next Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. Etta Moore leads Americanization program.
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C. I. Lewis
B. C. Baird
Franklin Street
Etta Moore
Salmon Brown of Osawatomie Ends Life at 83
Salmon Brown son of John Brown of Osawatomie committed death by own action at his home in New York state. A Civil War veteran who helped organize a volunteer company and took part in the Black Jack fight, he had long suffered illness and fear of never recovering. He died by a .44 revolver bullet, with funeral services set for Hamilton's chapel and burial in the G A R cemetery led by Rev W Seaman.
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Salmon Brown
John Brown
Osawatomie
East Couch Street
California
Kansas
Virginia
Harper’s Ferry
New York State
Black Jack
Palmyra
Baldwin
Missouri
Henry Clay Pate
Salmon
Oregon
Hamilton
Twin Mock Convention Social at Newbeg Friends Church
A Yamhill County Christian Endeavor Union social will be held Monday evening May 19 at 8 o'clock at the Friends church in Newbeg. Young readers are invited to attend and see how the Twin and Mack Convention part fits in.
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Friends Church
Newbeg
Yamhill County Christian Endeavor Union
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Pres. Co. C. E. Union