Former resident S. Holt dies in Ashland Oregon at 74
S. Holt a former resident and ex state senator from Oregon died Tuesday in Ashland at age 74. He served two terms after helping form the Jackson County Farmers Alliance and Peoples party. Survived by Mary E. Tichenor his wife and three children W A Holt C Sweezy and California Dunn.
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Guerin Hotel
Mary E. Tichenor
S. Holtz
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Pater
Oregon
Jackson County
Masonic Order
Phoenix
Presbyterian Church
Holt
Farmers’ Alliance
Peoples Party Movement
Knox County
Tennessee
Atwood
Platt County
Illinois
Margaret A. Biggs
Mary E. Tichnor
Ashkand
W. A. Holt
Internal Revenue Service
Portland
Caledonia Sweezy
Winnemucca
Nev
California Dunn
Reno
Holiday window displays draw shoppers to the season
Local store windows glow with festive displays attracting both young and old. The article notes a generous spread of holiday goods, suggesting no shortage of treats for children as Santa nears.
Reading of Prohibition Article Sparks Local Debate
The piece argues readers should judge the prohibition impact carefully and disputes claims that the authors advocated Yealoon. It contends authorities wink at offenses and teens boast of liquor access, urging genuine dryness if enforcement matches rhetoric.
Rumored Myrtle Point Depot Draws Public Attention
A few weeks after an article on poor depot conditions, rumors spread of a new Myrtle Point station. Residents urge collective petition to press the company, while awaiting an official announcement. The piece ends with a call to readers to sign the petition now.
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Myrtle Point
Butter and Cheese Makers Convention in Portland
The tenth annual convention of the Butter and Cheese makers association meets in Portland on December 17 and 18. President R. E. Cavett and Secretary Wv. D Chappell lead the program, with prizes including two gold watches and cash. Judges include L. Zeimer O. Simpson O. Friedla and L. Keimer. All interested producers urged to attend and inquire at L. Strong's for Empire Milking machines.
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Butter and Cheese Makers Association
Portland
R. E. Cavett
Wv. D Chappell
F. E. Jackson
Simpson
L. B. Zeimer
O. G. Simpson
O. Friedla
L. B. Keimer
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Farmers Work At 0.4 C Dal King Buys Out Lee's Confectionery
The issue highlights a plan to use advertising to aid farmers in selling produce during Farmer's Week December 29 to January 3. Homer L. Roberts endorses home newspaper ad use, noting it acts as the farmer's traveling salesman for crops and livestock. Dal King buys Ray D. Lee's Confectionery and Ice Cream Parlor, adding sodas and fruit and promising strong business.
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Lee
Hom
Homer L. Roberts
Oregon
Country Press
Roberts
Brogan
Malheur County
C. J. McIntosh
Department of Industrial Journalism
Phy
Ray D. Lee
Order Early For Christmas Edition Copies
Those wishing extra copies of the Christmas edition must order now or risk disappointment. The holiday edition, dated December 18, will be about 24 pages and printed on white paper. Demand has outpaced initial prints, with 300 additional copies added. once sold, no more will be produced.
Oregon State Teachers Association Convention in Portland
The Oregon State Teachers Association will meet in Portland on December 29 1931. It promises to be the largest and most important teachers convention in the state with delegates from every county and local organization attending the business meetings. All sessions are open to all teachers statewide.
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Oregon State Teachers’ Association
Portland
Ings
The
Representative Council
Ship Carload of Hogs Headed for Portland From Myrtle Point
C C Carter loaded another carload of hogs for shipment to Portland last Friday and left with them on the afternoon train. Myrtle Point has shipped more pork to Portland this year than any other county town, along with cattle and sheep. Dr Leslie, osteopathic physician of Marshfield, will be at Myrtle Point Thursday and Friday. Refers to local disputes and a dog theft incident involving Jarvis and Brown with residents concerned about losses and compensation. Reports also note prowlers around several residences and a warning of possible trouble or gunfire.
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C. C. Carters
Portland
Myrtle Point
Carter
Leslie
Marshfield
Dueeday
Greedy Deilding
Readers Letters Under Communications Head Open for Submissions
Under Communications we will print letters from readers on any subject of interest. All letters must be signed with the actual author name. The paper is not responsible for opinions expressed by correspondents.
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