Girl Jumps From Morrison Bridge Struggles to River
M las Clones Bronher a 17 year old girl jumped from Morrison Bridge into the Willamette River at 7 15 pm last night. Rescued by harbor patrol before drowning she swam toward the river center as if intent on self harm. Police charge with attempted suicide and she lived at Seventeenth and Irving streets. Two men nearby urged her not to jump and left as bystanders. Bridge tender Aly Borven attempted to throw a rope but could not reach her. Patrolmen Finn and Schroder aided the rescue. Florence Miley county health nurse and Miss Stan Walsh moved offices in the federal building from 250 to 266.
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Portland
Las Clones Bronher
Morrison Bridge
Ouit
Abe
Aly Borven
Wil
Ashy Rome
Finn
Schroder
Seventeenth
Irving Streets
Minn
Florence
Stan F. Walwh
Wick
Federal Building
Beet sugar supply fear drives price adjustments
Exhaustion of the Hawaiian cane sugar crop prompts a price change for beet sugar with a 29 cent per pound base offered. refiners, jobbers, and retailers adjust retail and wholesale margins, while the public’s unusual consumption is blamed on the crop shortage and not hoarding. Local news notes Pilot Mark interest in Boy Scouts, a flour shipment to Print the Scout House, and community projects, plus an election authorizing bond interest in Teel district and plans for Memorial Mall theater operations.
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Fan Francisco
California
Oregon
Wask‘aktem
Nomhern Iditho
Nevada
Cohen Fels
Picitte Cornet
Seigure Opeion Beard
Equalization Board
Pilot Mark
Faye
W. T. Kildbrett
de Lester
Meadows Men Drain Four Miles Ditch Echo Oregon
Echo notes report that T G Smith and C P Toel completed four miles of drainage ditch on their Meadows farms to reduce seepage from Western Land Irrigation ditches. Local residents visiting, farm activity, and community social events are chronicled, including visits by R F Pancett and family, Lole Smith’s trip to Portland, and several Echo residents’ weekend travels.
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Echo
T. G. Smith
Mr. Smith
C. P. Toel
Pancett and
Familly
Stanfield
George McDowell
Hermiston Sanitarium
James Hawkine
A. FL Lundberg
Joseph Cunha Jr
Lillian Zinn
Portland
George & Miller Co
Elore
Guy French
Pilot Neck
O. Neill
Thatter Creek
LM. Hillis
Frank Irvine
H.C. Willis
John Yours
J. A. Wattenburger
Hermiston
Buttercreek Catherol
United Brethren Church
M. Molties
Grant Puchanan
Buttercreek
Ida Chaplain
Pendleton
Leener
Mere Willam Esseletyn
Roder
Teel
Dr Smith
Hawley Bean
F. W. Andrews
Caswell
George Hole
Mamie Petro
Charles Lyle
Concrete bridge projects begin under county contract
Rerean Davis holds a $500 county contract for building concrete bridges over Millow Creek at Heppner Junction and the Moesaner crossing on Cotembin highways. Bermietin Herald notes AR Miterind is on site at Willow Creek with camp set for Civet conerriacted work. Advocate reports funds for paying bonds arrived Thursday with accrued interest.
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Rerean Davis
Millow Creek
Heppner Junction
Bermietin Herald
AR Miterind
Willow Creek
Even Long Shears Can't Cut Red Tape in Alton
An Alton, Missouri dispatch reports the United States Engineer Office took two years to clear a pile that arrived Saturday. The story underlines the slow progress of the approval process and the weariness of officials facing persistent delays.
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Alton
Alten
United States
Astoria Plans to Buy and Donate Base Site at Tongue Point
Astoria residents vote to acquire the Tongue Point naval base site and donate it to the United States government. The estimated cost is about 100,400 dollars, with funding to be raised locally or via a special tax election. City officials note possible state or private aid, but the council aims to finance the project through local means.
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Astoria
United States
Tongue Point
Rome
Chamber of Commerce
Stone
G. C. Filter
Prt Oh Baer Pnlen
All Roads Lead to Freed Distilleries in Louisville
Citizens from surrounding towns rush to witness the shencemenon of Wry yonr 1914. Whit jg on sale here openly, and swithout stealth. An injunction by the Mytfed Stetee dietrie permits two of the Newest MeMeries to Verses of the Stocks In defiance of wartime prohibition.
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Louisville
Lovieville
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J. W. Maloney
Ures. Co
BE. Watles
J. & Cash
Leland
Tolman Dew
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Frank Gritmag
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Helix
Advocate
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THOR
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Chas Milne
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Festum Cereal Co
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Maxwell
LEE Tires
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Neil & Barker Co
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Edwin Sharp
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