Multnomah pledges Mount Hood road plan discussed
Portland September 26. Multnomah county pledges for the Mount Hood Joop road construction, in conjunction with Clackamas and Hood River counties, would be matched by the state highways commission. County commissioners and Judge MH Anderson of Clackamas met, weighing financial ability and proportional benefits. Funds for future work uncertain. about 1.4 million in local and state taxes expected, with other fixed projects demanding attention.
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Portland
Multnomah County
Mount Hood Joop
Cla Chama
Mood Tiver
Thin Wan
Denton
Anderson
Clackamas County
Mike Thin
Multooruimh
Nueli
Clackamas
Bruttnomah
Mleekomere Thal
Imarket
Tte
Feve
Moetee
DISCUSSION AGREED 10 BY BRITISH R. R. UNION
London Sept 10 British railway union executives push back against government invitation for preconference to avert a threatened strike. They condemn the move as delaying wage talks and accuse authorities of holding up progress. Trade union leaders argue no justification exists for immediate action while urging reconstruction plans to proceed.
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Loxdon
Tin National Hwaanton
Geddes
Better Street and Sidewalk Repairs Discussed in Council
City council heard City Attorney Japier A. Foo outline needed repairs for Main and Court streets and the West Street right of way, with several members agreeing to condemn or grade deteriorated sections. The attorney urged notifying the company to raise Main Street and repair ruts, while Longley was named as traffic commissioner replacing Heathman. The council also considered paving specs, bids, a Divers addition grade plan, a single street sewer bid, and a street light request at Spruce and West Belt road, noting a dangerous street corner at Marianna and Claret.
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Japier A. Foo
Tuieviews
Didiriet
Wobt
Norethorn Pacific
Longley
Tir
Cfty
Mtr
John Heathman
Heathman
Longley Willl
Pavine
Lalahante
David DL Bilt
Thas Vrdiee
W. Dickenn
Ireo
Dresmed
Counel
Counel Or An Incresan
Financy
Tuckaen
Lee Moorhouse
Elg
Treapratense
Crant Street
Chatheeotrem EC
Hingth
Geel
Spruce
Weat Beilroad
Mari Ana
Flames wipe out principal business buildings of Cove
Fire origin in a market or grocery in the Tripper block yesterday wiped out Cove’s main business district. The Cove hotel, bank, and other structures were destroyed or heavily damaged before firemen arrived. Residents fought flames with garden hoses as the town suffered extensive losses.
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Cove
Goelouk
Damae
Union
la Grande
Dunhuam Wrieht
Andersor Rafitte
Forte Tittely
Cowes
Fragmented Palouse town survives blast and fires
An early 20th century Palouse area record notes destruction and narrow escapes as a blast and fires affected several shops and warehouses including Boom grocery store and Hinxter harbor with crews saved amid smoke and debris. Names of businesses and local figures appear in a garbled, OCR damaged account reflecting the chaotic aftermath.
Plane sales trip to reach merchants by air
A fragmented report outlines a plan by The Tr Mu tiscalt Companyf Spokurie to employ airplanes for merchant visits. It notes reno hin Eile trad Fv Krause as initiator, with Krause delivering cards and bombe style stunts during a circus style air tour on a Friday, featuring a pirate trip and crackers.
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Tiscalt Companyf Spokurie
Tieivet Werter Behr
Abke
Mdn
Reno
Krause
Ridematio
Boungie
Momally
Garnielt
Peliay
Cearfierta
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Multnomah
MT. Hood Road
Highway Commission
R. R. Union
Pendleton Trading Co
Willys-Knight
Maxwell
Overland Sales Co
H. F. Kimble Motor Co
Main ST
H. B. Longley
Special Police
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co
Ireland
Lady Decifis
New York
Lady Decies
Decies
Vivian Gould
Calim
Boom Grocery
Andersen Lairdware Store
de Long
Hinxter Harber
Thorson Pot Drink
Mitchell Blackwmilth
Ferstorm Sure
Pambing
Theveh
Covc
Bmysegio Tnt
Palouse
Cilfis
Keate
Lenveville
Counter-Journal
Amy Ferrell
Electric Power & Light
Chas. Milne
Y Pendleton
Der
F. Edwin Sharp
Titand
Empire Bank
Cecil Cosper
Smith Crawford
Pendieton Hoty
Downey’s Market
Blue Mountain Motors Co., Inc
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