January Delineator issue offers broad reading
The January Delineator is out with a full lineup of features and readings. Readers are urged to grab a copy to enjoy the magazine’s varied sections and literary offerings.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1920
Page
3
The January Delineator is out with a full lineup of features and readings. Readers are urged to grab a copy to enjoy the magazine’s varied sections and literary offerings.
Medford January 20 1 Frank Wortman a farmer and banker of Medford has announced candidacy as one of 14 water delegates from Oregon to the Democratic national convention in San Francisco He will have solid party backing from Jackson County The claim rests on years of Democratic majorities in presidential campaigns Paris June 19 The Ku Klux Klan railway unions voted by strong majority to call a general strike today dispatches say
An old remedy claims headaches arise from self poisoning as toxins flood the blood. A daily warm water drink with a spoon of limestone phosphate is advised to wash out poisons, cleanse the digestive tract, and banish headaches.
Umatilla County shows a total enrollment of 86 at the Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis with 74 in long course collegiate study. Union, Malheur, Baker, Morrow, Wallowa, Grant, and Harney counties are listed with varying counts. Multnomah leads with 9 but 571 collegiate. Total registrations reach about 2200 students with 766 new this term, including transfers from other institutions. Students hail from 30 states plus Alaska, the District of Columbia, and the Philippines. California, Montana, and Washington are notable contributors.
A stream of real estate transfers lists Kilgore to Farmers Bank of Weston for one dollar on Lots 7 and 8, Block 3 in Killgore’s Add Weston, Dageer to Kenney for 656 dollars on Lots 1 and 3, Block 38 Knowlton’s Add Athena, and multiple deeds including Rever to Abbott and Lane to Male among various sections, townships, and subdivisions. The entries cover numerous parcels with mixed lot, block, and section designations, reflecting active property exchanges in the region.
The record lists multiple land transactions in sections and townships with names like W H Copeland, James G Pear, W E Smith, Edna Sutton, Ray Marcum, F T Thyrd, Arthur Hand, G M Johnston, and local residents attending the funeral of Nathaniel Kinnison in Pilot Rock. Also mentions Kininsen Ponernt and Mra Alfred mich and Mra Helen Pelts.
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