Oregon News Notes Of General Interest
Oregon officials report restored motor car service and a uniennial reboot vote in Florence. The census lists Beaver City population 1020 at 680, The Patios, and Portland port revenue reaches a June record of 7 764 655 dollars. The First National Bank of Clare kanle opens in temporary quarters. Coal dealers fear no immediate shortage while Oregon labor pools are discussed.
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Lane County
Florence
First National Bank
Clare Kanle
Portland
Columbia Trust & Savings Bank of
Astoria
Puneral
James Rice
Saline
Beker City
Deoth Kelly Limber Company
Wendeling
Springfield
Albany
Piret Methodiet
Frank Harnes
Eugene & Western Lumber Company
Eugene
Harvey G. Starkweather
Sone and Daughters of Oregon
Healers’ Motor Car Agportation
Oregon
Coon County
Gram
Ham
Rogue River
Grants Pass
California
Public Service Commission
Bt Helens Lumber Company
Helena
Cleatt
Rovernore
United States
J. F. Daugherty
Yonealla
Daughterty
Oregon Dairymen's League
L. G. Hulin
First National Bank of
Lloyd C. Martn
Han Bern
Banton Forest
Hantiam
Belem
Grant County
Brown
Naker
Cornucopia Mines Company
Guaranty ‘Trust Company of
Newelty
Jacob Speier
Hrynon
Apple and Pear Growers
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Dalles
Thettet Notte
Cleo Brown
Pensacola
Fla
Olle Mayen
OW TR. & N. Brakeman
Corneil Olly Norfolh
Hoth
Holt
Atate
Northlend
Clarence Gagnon to undergo vein surgery at St Marys
Local notes report Clarence Gagnon was taken to St Marys hospital in Walla Walla for removal of varicose veins. His wife and mother accompanied him. The item also mentions travels, visits, and small town happenings including weather and road work near the city park.
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Clarence Gagnon
St. Mary's Hospital
Walla Walla
Flb. Radtke
Hidaway
H. S. Watts
Portland
Otho Reeder
Aote
Tacoma
G. D. Dimick
Ba Jem
W. C. Emmet
M. L. Watts
Vernita
Curran L. McFadden
Mis
Carl McConnell
Thy McConnelld
Helix Farm
Clara McCoy
William Rice
Lilla Kirk
Brownsville
Lucien Gagnon
Watts & Rogers
W. W. McPherson
Jerome
Idaho
Sima Dickenson
Dickenson
Arizonia
Athena
Naturalization Jurisdiction Shifts in Multnomah County
No petitions of aliens for United States citizenship will be received by Multnomah county circuit court after August 1. Allen must apply for citizenship papers through the U S district court. in other counties state courts will continue naturalization hearings where the federal court is located in Portland.
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United States
Circuit Court
Multnomah County
Allen
United States District Court
Portland
Streets and Roads Work To Begin On Main Street
Superintendent Carlson of War ren Construction informs Mayor Barrett that hand surface work on Main Street will start next week. Crews begin at the Fifth Street intersection and proceed west.
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Athena Preas
Carlson
Warren Construction Company
Barrett
Main Street
Fifth Street
Road work shifts ease burden on state highway project
The text describes moving the Athens Weston state highway work to speed street improvements. It notes a plant in the southwest town has maxed out supplying crushed rock for the Athens Weston grade and will free up material once a new plant near Winn is ready. Main street macadam removal worsens dust problems for shops.
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Third Street
City Park
Fifth Street
Athena-Westin
Athens
Weston
Newond
Winn Place
Lumsden House Warming at Happy Hours Cottage
Mr and Mrs J A Lumsden hosted a surprise house warming with friends and neighbors on Thursday. Mrs Ralph G Saling christened the home Happy Hours Cottage after breaking a bottle of cider. A horseshoe hanging ceremony and room tour followed, ending with a substantial lunch and shared merriment among attendees.
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J. A. Lumsden
Warnakng
Ralph G. Saling
Happy Hours Cottage
J. Tur! Williams
J. H. Price
N. H. Jones
EB. M. Smith
Mere
Harl Williams
Mire
Meg Winn
John Banister
C. KE. Fisk
Elmer Tucker
H. Goodwin
Clara McCoy
Brownsville
Oregon
Lillaick
Dorothy Bulfinch
Lois Saling
L. Halseth
Lameden
Armenian Benefit Show July 17 at Memorial Hall
Proceeds from a July 17 benefit at Memorial Hall go to the Armenian relief fund. Dr Watts donates the films, Weston Memorial Association provides the hall, and the Weston Leader handles advertising. Admission is paid at the door. The program features Madge Kennedy in Leave it to Susan plus a two reel comedy.
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Memorial Hall
Armenian Relief Fund
FD. Watts
Weston Memorial Association
Weston Leader
Madge Kennedy
Goldwyn
Susan
Picnic on the Walla Walla Brings Local Folk Together
A Sunday picnic along the Walla Walla River above the P P L Co power plant gathered many residents. An ample dinner was served at one o clock with dishes from local cookery. After lunch the group toured nearby spots before returning at sunset.
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Walla Walla
J. Hurl Williams
Mra
Ralph G. Saling
Hey Winn
Lilian Fredericks
Mes. H. Goodwin
Opal Winn
Mise Eva O'Harra
Lois Saling
McCoy
Brownsville
William Rice
Margaret Rabb
Lilla Kirk
Athens
Division of German reparations agreed at Allied conference
An Allied conference reached a tentative plan for German reparations: 52 percent to Great Britain, 10 to Mali, eight to Belgium, and five to Serbia, with 3 percent to other powers including Rowena, Portugal and Japan. Marshal Foch and Field Marshal Wilson were consulted as the coalition weighed Poland’s military situation.
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Bruteela
Hasta
Great Aruwia
Maly
Belgium
Seria
Rowena
Portugal
Japan
Runelan Botehevik
Poland
Republic
Foch
Wilson
Et al
Rail Wreck Fatal Near Pittston in Lackawanna Valley
A collision of three Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley railroad cars near Pittston, Pennsylvania leaves 18 dead and 100 injured after a lightning strike toppled a telegraph pole, causing a pileup as a limited car hit the pole and another rear collided with it. Many victims were not at the Caldonian clubs games at Valley View Park. Also noted is Washington state reclassification of counties for filing fee calculations based on the 1920 census, with population data pending from the census bureau.
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Washington
Olympia
Wash
State of
J. M. Howell
Secretary of State
State Department of Elections
Census Bureau
W. M. Stewart
Oregon Town Populations Reported by Census
Census figures show Salem 17679 with an increase of 3685 or 25.4 percent Astoria 14427 up 4428 or 46.1 percent Medford 5766 down 3084 or 34.9 percent Based on Washington and Oregon data from the period discussed.
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Washington
Oregon
Salem
Astoria
Medford
General Marshall Dead
Brigadier General William L. Marshall retired founder of the Marshall pass across the Rockies and builder of the Ambrose channel in New York harbor died at an army hospital in Washington News of his death from an army hospital in Washington confirms his earlier achievements and service
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General Marshall
Washington
William L. Marshall
Rocky Mountains
Ambrone Channel
New York Harbor
Colfax Fire Destroys Two Blocks in Colfax Washington
Major blaze in Colfax Washington sweeps two blocks including a flour and feed mill a laundry lumber office creamery and several residences. Investigators determine the fire started in Lewiston Idaho and spread across the border to Colfax. No word on casualties or containment details.
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Colfax
Lewistos
Idaho
Wash
Portland Market Summary From The Markets
Portland markets show prices for grains meats and produce. Butter Fat Eggs and Poultry values appear with ranges for steers hogs and sheep noting quality levels and per unit figures.
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Portland
Willamette Valley
Oregon
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Oregon News
U Marily
West
Oregon Pioneer Association
Union
Willamette River
West Coast Lumbermerciation
Oregon Building
Portianst
United States Health Service
Parrish
Richey Waugh
United States Public Health Service
DER
Rooterorth
Hugh McArthur
Geo. Hamster
C. H. Smith
Fred Linallen
Pendleton
My. McArthur
Hill
Hin Wale
Kohler
Satan
Main South
Wild Horse Creek Crossing
Brunswick
Ross Furniture
Lela G. Saling
Lumsden
France
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