Referendum on Five Oregon Nov 4 Issues
Voters face five questions from 1913 and 1915 legislatures about university funding, heating plants, and public acts. The article notes general unfamiliarity and outlines the key propositions including university construction and expansion, county salaries, and the Sterilization Act.
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Oregon
Washington
Pecomi
Repacrs
Anc Eaddoms
Liteary Beerkeing
Seateg
Collegen
Libersart
Eva Aneneg
Netnet
Athena
Attertery
Wave impacts coast as chores loom near shore
Unclear OCR text shows scattered words about waves, lace, chores, and a 20 year element. No coherent names, places, dates, or events are identifiable from the readable fragments.
Nelson Prominent Bay City Man Dies After Injuries
CUS NELSON prominent Bay City businessman dies at his home after a month of injuries from a tugboat accident and subsequent blows. His widow Mrs Nelson suffered head injuries when thrown from a tug, with additional internal damage believed linked to the incidents. Funeral services are planned Wednesday at 1 p m with Masonic and Odd Fellows involvement. burial at local lodge grounds.
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Wus
Nelson
Hay City
Bay City
Nelon
Portland
Sute
Sheridan Road
S. Cone
Semey
Luncheon by Junior Club Teems at Echo House
A school event hosted a two course luncheon with student and faculty attendance. Tables were prettily decorated, with a grand cake and candy favors for teams and teachers.
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Seteni
Setudare
Mee imlet contract for Camere ten on meeting
In Cloverdale a meeting notes a contract discussion for the Camere ten and related items. The report mentions individuals including Mr and Mrs George Steererr, Mr MeO, Mr Porter from Oretrwt Set, and Mrs Barry Micheier with various names and roles. The text is garbled but indicates a formal session and agenda.
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Lew Lawresce
George Steeererr
Barry Micheier
Seasndé
Bos Garter
California cheese makers win big at state fair
In California last week Tillameck County cheese makers dominated the State Pair week contest. Hugh Barber of Mobler factory placed high with an 825.0 prize value, Ambrew Christensen of Tillameck Creamery took second prize and A A Schmelzer of Eat Chower factory earned fourth prize.
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Tillamook
California
Tillameck County
Hugh Barber
Mobler Factory
Fies
Ambrew Christensen
Tillameck Creamery
A. H. Schmelzer
Moby
Tillameouker
Oregon Prone Crop of Fine Quality
From the Eugene section comes word that the 1917 prune crop is larger than in several years with pruning operations expanding. Evaporators in Eugene reach full capacity, drying room output about 40 barrels of prunes per day, and packing for shipment will begin at ten tons. Growers report a larger share of fruit sold fresh than ever, aided by favorable market conditions and expanding processing facilities. The article notes attractive early prune prospects and outlines marketing plans, with officials and the State Fruit Exchange coordinating efforts.
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Portland
Ore
Eugene
The World's Greatest Impersonators Exhibit
A faded OCR page lists notable impersonators and entertainers with brief notes on each. Names include Elbert Hubbard Barker Walter Johnson and Jimmie Powers, among others, alongside an apparel ad for Hart and Wait clothing.
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First National Bank
Orecon
Look AG Koch & Hill Eat Salesen
Euacanrsio
Moaty
ROT Gatiatactorty
Senepo
John Leland Henderson Deo’* Trea
Tillamook Ritle and Abstract Company
Tillamook, Oregon
Dellman & Dolan
General Cement Contractors
Pace Old Tillamook CO. Bank
Cement Block Factory
Tillamook Covnty
Cus Nelson
Cloverdale News
Mee
Imlet Weremceemeet Oy Boca Wocteengtee Gove
Thlaree Moccay
Ewer
Variety Store
C. Moe
Ce Cue Sietes Lepertmest
Chemuers
Hoyt Memiec
Caet
Ial Sodeg
Geesecacus Hees
Anther
Elbert Hubbard — Barker
Busieem
Walter Johnson
Pevceer
Feasek Chance
New York
Zackk Lonon
Edine Foy
Tee Works Prestet A A
ED Wale
Macy
Tyeds
Georgie Peak
Estes
Geery of Be
Sat Wills
Nationwote Repeat
Jimmie Powees
MAEZ
Ieee Cates Metal
Nakdean
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