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From: Jan Phillips <>
Subject: Re: [ORLINN] Be It Resolved...
Date: Wed, 05 Jan 2000 17:15:15 -0800


Hi Lisa,

Yes, I've seen other obits in the papers for grange members, and they were
always written up very formally in that kind of language.

The Herald-Disseminator was a newspaper in Albany - the Weekly Herald
Disseminator
and you can see the University of Oregon holdings here:
http://libweb.uoregon.edu/govdocs/orenewsp2.htm with more information here:
http://libweb.uoregon.edu/govdocs/newsproj.htm

Oregon Newspapers On Microfilm: The Current Holdings

Copies of the Oregon newspapers are available to read in the UO Knight
Library Microforms Section. These rolls of microfilm are also available on
Inter-Library Loan, and positive microfilm copies may be ordered of any
titles with the source
code "ONMP". For further infomation, contact the Microforms Section at
(541) 346-3080.

It looks like they have copies of the Herald Disseminator from Nov 5, 1886
to Sep 15, 1904. The Albany Public Library might also have these issues on
microfilm - you can call the reference desk at 541-917-7582.

Jan Phillips


At 07:38 AM 1/5/2000 -0800, you wrote:
>I've just posted this obituary for my gr-gr-grandfather to the LinnCo Query
>board. It is one of several examples of obituaries I have located in family
>papers that was posted by Grange members. Can anyone tell me if this was a
>common Grange style: Whereas, be it resolved, etc? Has anyone come across
>other such obituaries?
>
>Secondly, can anyone tell me more about the newspaper mentioned below, the
>HERALD-DISSEMINATOR?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Lisa L. Jones
>mailto:
>
>

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