Opal Davidson Dies At Home In Helix
Opal Davidson aged 11 died at 1 30 am at her home after a three week illness of typhoid fever. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church. She is survived by her parents and W H Davidson a sister and four brothers. Roy Davidson a brother a student at the University of Oregon arrived from Eugene. Several local residents attended. a Commercial Club organized with 42 members.
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Opal Davidson
Helix
Baptist Church
Thoreday
M. D. Lynn
Vite
W. H. Davidson
Slater
Roy Davidson
The
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Eugene
Miss Clark
Fred Blinn
Myron Shannon
Wanda
Gail Alapneh
M. L. Morrison
Portland
Daisy
I. PD. Clark Jr
Athena Vial
Mre
Garrett
Mim
Grace
Frank Garrett
Mra
Letcher Norwell
J. 4
Bryan
Veal
Walla Walla
La Grande Delegate Visits Adams Community
East Oregonian notes multiple local visits and social events in Adams with guests from Pendleton, La Grande, Weston, Walla Walla, and Helix. Attendees include Mrs. Smith of Lt. Grande, Roy Blake, Prof. Yeoder, Mire Nelson, and Haines of Pendleton. gatherings feature church attendance, lodge activities, and school outings plus road work and a concrete walk project at the O. F. hall.
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E. G. Marquis
Nelson
Weston
E. G
Marquia Ecwer
G. Bradley
Georgia
Pendleton
Adams
R. Kager
Athena
Stoll
Adan
T. Oh O. F. Hall
Weston Family Heads to Big Alfalfa Ranch
Albert Allen and family move to Vale Idaho to start an alfalfa farm worth 14000 dollars. Gow Olven shifts onto the Allen place, Crawford moves to Walla Walla, and Mrs Crawford sells a farm for 4500 dollars. Several locals relocate or plan winter trips as others thresh grain and prepare for travel to Oregon and California.
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Weston
Albert Allen
Vale
Orer
Mr. Allen Heasht
Gow Olven
Allen Farm
Crawford T
Walla Walla
Crawford
J. W. Bowers
Roy Kepeer
Mer
J. W. Hyatt
Chin’ Schneider
Sechmelder
Washtucns
Wash
Priday
Walk Tayburn
Mark Henderson
Selmar Thomnpson
Roy Saunders
Armapine
Shad Price
Rafford
Portland
California
Charley
Oregon City
Mia
Livnie Lansdale
Jon Ralph
Umapine
Terence Terhine
W. L. Rayburn
Hik Roe
Walle Walla
Rayburn
Yearn Clyde May On The Mountain This Week
Clyde May notes relatives on the mountain this week. Potato digging continues, but men are scarce. The crop will be short though the potatoes are good.
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Clyde
Cabinet backs Wilson to handle federal action on strikes
Washington Oct 14 The Cabinet discussed a threatened coal miners strike and a sugar shortage. It was decided Secretary Wilson should handle any federal action aimed at preventing the mineral strike. The sugar shortage was referred to Secretary Wilson for action.
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Washington
Witwin
Wilson
Lawyer Meets Four Foot and His Money Folly
A brief, archaic tale describes a lawyer meeting a small man and his wealth, followed by the fool encountering the lawyer with a humorous or ironic interruption. The narrative tone hints at a cautionary moral about wit, wealth, and folly.
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Foot
Hy Neney
E W Co Cleveland Skin Relief Ad
An advertisement from the E. W. Co of Cleveland promotes a skin relief product. It claims to treat pimples eczema blotches and various skin issues with a bottle or three bottle option and promises soft healthy skin.
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E. W. Co
Cleveland
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