Morrow County News Notes From Heppner Times
Rev Hoadley to teach English and literature at Gladstone Park Chau tauqua assembly next Tuesday. Bert Wagner suffers a broken leg from a riding accident on a bridge crossing. John Parkins reports allotment mix up on Blue Mountain range near Ritter. Big hay crop prospects in Grant county. Eighth grade exam success shows 38 of 48 Morro county applicants earn diplomas. Wool auction sales canceled with private sales dominating. Frank Lee buys substantial wool lots, prices range 12.5 to 19 cents per pound.
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Heppner
Morrow County News
Heppner Times and Gazette
B. J. Hoadley
M. E. Church
Porth
Gladstone Park Chautauqua Assembly
Bert Wagner
Jone
John Parkins
Ritter
Sumpter
Blue Mountain National Forest
Grant County
Morrow County
Tillamook
Frank Lee
Mr. Lee
Gentry Bros
F. D. Bowman
P. G. Shank
Ed. Farnsworth
Jonas Jros
Geo. Beck
J. B. Jackson
J. H. Cassidy
D. D. Hinton
L. D. Swick
Inspection of Reserves and Forest Service Districts
A Forest Service bulletin outlines Pinchot's policy of thorough internal inspection with 26 inspectors monitoring nationwide work. Six districts cover Montana to Alaska, each led by a chief inspector, and reports go to the forest chief rather than issuing orders. Fresno plans dye. rabbits drive for the Fourth. Mayor Lyon proposes 10,000 jackrabbits released for street spectacle with a note on potential harm and possible rabbit drives.
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Forest Service
Gifford Pinchot
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Utah
Nebraska
South Dakota
Kansas
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Nevada
California
Washington
Oregon
Alaska
Lyon
Fresno
Cal
Not enough information to determine decision scope
The document fragment indicates that the mayor and committee have not yet fully determined the scope of innovation. Further details on the proposal, stakeholders, and timelines are not provided in the readable text.
Servian Weddings Do Not Bring Gifts But Cash
The Kanaas ity Star describes Servian weddings where guests must pay in cash rather than gifts. A bride collects money on a silver platter at the ceremony, with dollars and assorted bills often totaling up to $1,000, typically from laborers in packing houses. Some guests receive cigars and drinks, each costing a dollar, and festivities may include dancing at a rented ball.
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Servia
Abe
The Monkfish Glutton of the Deep Across States and Seas
The monkfish known by many names across New England and beyond is a four foot forty pound predator with a voracious appetite. It swallows ducks geese and loads of sea life including fish crabs and lobsters. Its bottom dwelling habits and fringed margins aid stealth as it lurks for prey.
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Maine
Masaachusetts
Rhode Islanders
Connecticut
North Carolina
Atlantic
Messachusetts
Aaid
Philadelphia
North
Amer
Sandy's Narrow Escape in Market Snuffbox Tale
In a Dundee Advertiser snippet, farmers in a market exchange gossip about Sandy's wife’s sudden illness and death. Sandy explains he gave her a mysterious powder from his drawer, claiming it saved her life, though he cannot recall its exact nature. The tale shifts to humorous, cautious wit about fortune and gratitude.
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Sandy
Mel
Dundee Advertiser
The Chairman's Break in Erin Corners Speech
Senator Moses E Clapp of Minnesota delivered a speech at Erin Corners along the Byway. His audience behaved like loafers and rowdies, howling and throwing objects while the chairman urged him to continue, calling the rest unfriendly but unimportant.
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Moses E. Clapp
Minnesota
Erin Corners
Clapp
Mose
Igneous Rocks and Their Formation
Igneous rocks derive from the Latin tgnis meaning fire. Geologists distinguish two main groups volcanic and plutonic. Volcanic rocks reach the surface by volcanic action, while plutonic rocks solidified underground and are exposed by erosion of overlying strata.
Misread Letters and Learning in a Harpers Style
A humorous exchange recounts Margie spelling and Eifie explaining the i's tummy on its back. The quotation mocks instructional authority as a severe paternal ordinance.
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Eile
Margie
Eifie
Harper's Weekly
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Hoadley
Chantaqua
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
Levi Ankeny
W. & Byers
W. F. Matlock
Geo. Hartman, JR
T. C. Taylor
G. M. Rice
M'Leod
THE
Monkfish
Northwestern
GAS @ ELECTRIC CO
Matlock Building
Gant
Jas. A. Snyder Foes
Dann Sanastr
Burka
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Propriet
Pendleton
Roun
Leave Umatilla
Hermiston
Echo Nolin
Yoak Barahi
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