Word: ores
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Class AA championships: Frank M. Troeh of Portland, Ore., with the perfect score...
...have been saps to stay up." Gross rewards: possibly $30,000 in gifts, contracts for advertising and appearance at fairs. The champions might well have consoled themselves that lack of enthusiasm over their exploit would serve to forestall any early attempt to better it. But in Portland, Ore., the Stinson monoplane On to Oregon was taken aloft for just that purpose by the Brothers Tex, Dick & Bud Rankin, noted airmen of the West...
...years Mr. Sunday's vigor has diminished. He no longer exhorts as dramatically as in his heyday just after the War. Early last week he addressed the Miami Valley Chautauqua near Dayton, Ohio. Thence he hastened, past Winona Lake, to another of his homes in Hood River Valley, Ore...
...well and probably oft told tale. Eastern-bred, he went to the University of California for his health. He might not say that if he were not so impressively healthy today. After a brief early connection with G. P. Putnam's Sons, he went to Bend. Ore., in 1910, became publisher and editor of the Bend Bulletin. Bend then had no railroad. It soon had not one but two. needed a mayor. Editor Putnam served two terms, became secretary to the Governor of Oregon from 1914 to 1917. During the War he was a lieutenant of the Field Artillery...
Resigned. George Palmer Putnam, 42, author, publisher, publicist, onetime mayor of Bend, Ore.; from the vice-presidency of G. P. Putnam's Sons, publishers...