Oregon City Forms Never Cuss Club Amid Statewide Notes
Oregon City forms the Never Cuss club as part of a roundup of Oregon items. A Roseburg bond issue passes for a new high school building. Army medical supplies reach Oregon National Guard. Portland delegates head to the Trans Missississippi congress in San Antonio November 22 to 25.
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Oregon City
Roseburg
Medical Department of the Army
Oregon National Guard
Portland
Oregon
San Antonio
Texas
Rainbow Land in Scotland Inspires Hope and Color
The West Highlands of Scotland are hailed as a home of rainbows by a London Queen writer. Perfect arches frame the lochs and mountains on wild autumn days, with hues from amethyst to plum and greens across hills and waters. Even without a visible rainbow, locals sense its presence and remain hopeful.
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West Highlands
Scotland
London
Fairyland
Circumstantial Evidence Martialed in Humorous Anecdote
A New York World piece recalls a lawyer’s remark on circumstantial evidence and narrates a humorous tale about a young woman who returns from a walk with a walking stick and umbrella, prompting her mother to question the discrepancy.
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New York World
Dusky Driver Offers Cab Fare Debate in Hotel Run
In Virginia Vintage from a historical column, a dusky driver ushers ladies from a steamer and negotiates taxi fare to a hotel. He switches from a dollar fare to a queue of half dollar per person and finally offers a carriage ride at the same rate as a taxi. The ladies debate the price as the driver insists on charging according to demand.
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Lief
Warning Notice About Strayed Dog Turns Fatal
A London Tit-Bits item recalls a scientist who posted a paper notice describing his dog as strayed and of little value after experimental work. The dog allegedly returned the next day and died, marking a macabre note on a medical experiment.
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London
Local notes include visits, elections and new real estate deals
Andrew Christenson travels to Portland and several locals attend lectures and meet neighbors. Prohibition sentiment dominates a November 8 vote plea. House plans, farming notes, job moves, a new pump for Dundee school, and numerous real estate transfers populate the page with community updates.
Portland Visitors and Local Moves Highlight Week
William Allan visited Portland last week while Floyd Barbour and family moved to Portland on Monday. Rev Julius Alford the rural mail clerk has a new mail wagon. Edward Dougan and wife moved to The Dalles to be near Mrs Dougan’s parents. James Spencer of Portland and Mrs Geo Greer spent several days at the old home. Reinhart Groth moved into the former Parrett residence. Anna Lena Christopher and Rose I Young came from Portland to arrange land clearing for a peach orchard on Otterbrook land.
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J. Jenkins
Nyssa
Chicago
Cincinnati
State Railroad Commission
Edward A.moseley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oregon Railroad Commission
Southern Pacific
United States Court Rooms
Portland
Examiner Pugh
Surprise Ees Lake County
Utah
State Supreme Court
Pendleton
Medford
Hill Lines
Jim Hill
Pacific & Eastern
Butte Falls
Rogue River Valley
Oregon Agricultural College
Dulles Business Men's Association
Judd 8
Fish
Great Northern Railroad Company
Wasco County
Car of Oregon
O. R. & N. Company
William Allan
Clark Smith
Floyd Barbour
Julius Alford
Edward Dougan
Dalles
Dougan
James O. Spencer
Geo. Greer
Reinhart Groth
Charles Parrett
Anna Lena Christopher
Rose I. Young
Otterbrook
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E. L. Evans
A. E. Wilson
Thea
Chase & Linton Gravel Company
R. B. Linnville
Newberg
Newberg Wood Yard
M. P. Elliott
Residence
Black 93
First and
Grant Sts
Inge
Old Bank
Meridian
Hank Goul
Interstate Commerce Ommission
Southern Pacific Railroad
Fred Schwab
Mount Angel
Redding
Cal
Oregon Naval Reserve
Marshfield
Bohemia
Fairview
Herbert Leigh
Leigh
Weyerhauser Timber
Rainbow Land
Highlands of
Express
Cloak and Suit Department
Ares
Shoe Department
D. M. Nayberger
McMinnville, Or
R. Jacobson & Company
Chehalem Center
Andrew Christenson
D. L. Klock
Jacobson
Gideon Palmer
K. L. Tangen
Elsie Tangen
Salem
Debbs
Charley Shires
Prof. Hansen
Armour
William Meyer
Carl Groth
Vancouver
Dundee
Alexander Steel
Carlton
Allan Fruit Co
Red Hills
Steel
William Wilson
Nora Hagey
William East
McMinnville
East
Mr. East
J. P. Powell
Powell
Walter B E Anthony
CR Fryer
Alfred
Philip Bass
Jas R
Botsford & Wt
Minnie
Hurley
Floyd L Braden
Jerry
Mary O’brien
Ruddick & Woods Newberg
Geo W Briedwell & Wi
UM & M E Lambert
Bulbertson
Edgar H Burns
Estelle Vincent
United States
Lemuel Scott & Wf
Thos C Bynum
Anna DeVall
Rowlands
F Byers
Walter C Dunlap
5Th & Blain Streets
Alsen
Campbell & Hub
Brower
Sarah C
Cary Et al
Mary Jane Hembree
Eli Perkins
Cooper & Wf
Christenson
Beandle
Sarah M
Gook & Hub
Dean & Rose
Cook
Chandlers
Crawford & Wf
Geo W Payne
J'’ Saylors
Katie Downing
D & Amanda Loop
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James R Finley & Wit
DB Smith Tracts
Kreps & Wfto
L Snow
S Morris
Horace Bigelow
R Morris
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Lorenzo D
Mary E Mulkey
Marian Payne
Luke S Otis
Z E Perkins
Geof Berg
Oak Park
J D Welch
Frank M Miles
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