Adams Oregonian Local News Roundup and Missing Man
Adams June 18 election held at the school home elected director and a clerk. No budget change. A. W. Murphy, an elderly road worker, left two weeks ago for Pendleton to see a doctor and has not returned. feared foul play, carrying $50. Various residents and visitors including Dave Stone, G. M. Morrison, the Woodards, J. C. Hales, Mr and Mrs Tom Moore, and others attended gatherings and outings.
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Adams
Nohool
Sete Dlounllon Wow
T. A. Lienallen
A. W. Murphy
Pendleton
Adame
Manel
Tom Moore
Walla Wat
Mra. Moore
Jchrenia
Carlatrom
Frank Martin
TM. Whitely
Otar Wagoner
Otho Stoll
Pendle
Adams School Budget Unchanged for 1920
UKIAH June 14. Caman Prairie endures drought and frost harming grain crops. Recent cold snaps damaged fall and spring rains. Sunday and Monday evenings brought two showers. Garden stores report widespread crop losses amid unsettled weather.
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Ukiah
Caman Prairie
Niles
Frosty and Cloudy Weather Brings Rain Forecast
Heavy frost and cloudy cold conditions prevail in Lima with indications of more rain to come. Local gatherings include Rev Bickford's services at Wilet Rock and Mr Herbert filling pulpit at Filet Row. Town residents travel, visit kin, and handle fencing, while several injuries and illnesses are noted including a hand injury from a bridle and a recent appendectomy recovery. The north fork river grade has been cleared for travel as the annual school meeting appoints officers and plans proceed in Bridger Creek.
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Lima
M. Bickford
Wilet Rock
Mokford
Bell
Herebert
Filet Row
Herbert
Tine
Tine To Held Porvicer Near Minday Mr. Brad Casteel
Sule
Frank Hilbert
Texas
Dar Basin
Martin
Bridwerreek
Hie Wieter
Walter Allison
Portland
Orn
Alep Vinile
Kart Kirk
Har Fagin
Jene Hilbert
Jenne Oakley
St. Anthony's
Nicolw
Thin Wrek
J. W. Sturdivant
Mr. Wood
Gibbs
Stanfield
Viet
Elida Gibbs
George Caldwell
Ukiah
Irene Kirk
Bridge Creek
Chilman
George News
Clark
Charles Eveland
Maguly Walker
Dale
Monarch Hall
Wally Petereyn
Mire GG
Horton
Deuhter
Bunday
Ukigh
Willian Anderson
Sellie
Blackburn
Mere
Belle
Mre Anger
Willie MekKinsie
Charles Lorena
Fierse
North Fork
Bert Martin
Hugo Lane
Constante
Ortz
Frank Chamberlain
Dridge Creek
Astoria Paper Mill Expands Into Export Plant
The Astoria Paper Mill accelerates growth with a new Ameria Payor Company plant expansion led by AL Melon. An 18 by 280 feet main building with three stories and a powerful boiler array will rise, moving the panel production of books and wrap goods to Astoria and enabling deeper export. Architect Thompson oversees both the mill improvements and the Pacific International Livestock Exhibition building, the largest roofed structure in the U S, planned at about 500 000 dollars and 15 weeks of work.
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Ameria Payor Company
Haeeen
AL Melon
Lawis Irvine
Mhonpeth
Portland
Improvemenia
Piper How
Port Nod
Thin Ie
Atteria
Thompeon
Autoria
Thompson
Alan
Pacific International Livestock Alien Cations
United States
Daylight Saving Advocates Press Congress Action
Daylight saving supporters rally as they urge constituents to pressure Congress. Marcus McMarks, president of the National Daylight Saving Association, reports the interstate commerce committee favoring repeal and calls for a strong minority report. He asks supporters to contact representatives and mobilize western and southern factions.
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New York
Congress
Marcus McMarks
Natiooal Daylight Saving Association
Interstate Commerce Committee of the House
Washington
Turkish delegation appeals to retain Constantinople
In Paris on June 18 the Turkish delegation, representing allied officials, urged continuation of the empire and the retention of Constantinople during its first meeting.
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Paris
Real estate transfers and deeds overview from Pendleton area
A dated list presents numerous real estate transfers and deed actions across Pendleton and Irvington areas. Names include Arthur Larson EC Bean Mauldin Rasmussen Crabb Woods Turner Stickler Crabb etc. Properties feature blocks, NE and SE quarters, and additions like Hoover's, Reservation, Livermore, and Irvington Heights with prices ranging up to 9 200 dollars.
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William
Hoover
Mynineton
Jerusha Crabb
M. I. Watts
Townshirg
Fred Stickler
Warren A. Crispin
Lot
S. Block
Byer Park
Pendleton Hk
Howard
Ide S. Turner
Townsship i
Alice FL Biehwrde
Chirk H. Dunlay Boon
Tate
Pendleton
Harry M. Straw
Fred Whitlne
Lote
Dubditieien
Hennteten
Frank J. Dorsey
Joe K. Dopeee
Livermore
Additian
Peneter
FP Wureter
Camegys
Hermainton
G.W. Knietht
Brady FO
Howryshell
Himmphrey
Livermyores Activithon
Dendleton
Irvineton Hetehte Land Company
Mattle M Roberts
Tendleton
Fr. M. Slough
James Johns
M. i
Lamb
Pritt
Bit
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