New Motor Vehicle Laws Qs and Answers Overview
A continuation from the Oregon 1931 motor vehicle laws outlines questions and official answers on driving speed, passing, lane use, yielding, signaling, right of way, and turns. It cites sections and pages, naming rules for emergency vehicles, overtaking, left turns, and signals as well as practical notes on yielding at intersections.
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State of
Oregon
Secretary of State
Outdoor dining on the go and simple picnic menus
The article classifies welcome foods for motor trips picnics hikes camping porch lunches and garden parties. It suggests compact sandwiches salads and cakes for travel and offers a tin can stove demo plus several recipeIdea examples for practical outdoor meals.
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Ireland
Meier Launches County Committees for Jobs and Industry
Governor Meier moves to tackle Oregon unemployment by forming county oversight groups led by a banker, judge, and merchant. Local highway work and state labor cooperation are planned, aiming to boost Oregon products and raise industry income by 25 million annually.
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Morning
Oregonian
Salem
Oregon
Meier
State Labor Department
State Federation of Labor
H. Gram
Ben T. Osborne
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Portland
Meijer
Safe home canning guidance from Oregon State College
The school of home economics at Oregon State College warns that home canned beans corn pears beets asparagus spinach and other vegetables cannot be safely canned by boiling water canning. Only tomatoes meats or fish may be processed by pressure canning as botulinus can resist boiling for over six hours at 212 degrees Fahrenheit.
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School of Home Economics
Oregon State College
Stage lines cut fares in Portland fare war
A new rate war lowered Seattle to Portland one way fares from 3.50 to 2.00 and round trips from 6.00 to 3.50. The Independent stage company also cut motor coach fares to California points by 20 percent, creating the lowest Pacific Coast rates yet.
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Portland
Colonies
Seattle
Independent Stage Company
California
Pacific Coast
Pendleton Round-Up Prepares Big Roping Show in August
The article previews the Pendleton Round-Up with top names in roping and bucking. Star cowboys Jake McClure and Herb Meyers lead a large entry including Crosby Pardee Truitt and Carr, plus four top cowgirls, as Pendleton readies for dress-up parade and Happy Canyon festivities starting August 27.
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Pendleton
Oklahoma
Jake McClure
Bob Crosby
Herb Meyers
Eddie Pardee
Dick Truitt
Grease Wood
McClure
Sam Jackson
Crosby
Roosevelt
Meyers
Cheyenne
Pardee
Truitt
Clay Carr
American Rodeo Association
Hugh Strickland
Arthur Beloat
Carl Arnold
Everett
John Bowman
Eddie McCarty
Hugh Bennett
Richard Merchant
Lloyd Saunders
Pete Knight
Earl Thode
Pete
Paddy Ryan
Doff Aber
Bob Calan
Harry Knight
Paddy
Jack Kerschex
Frank McCarroll
Buck Lucas
Carr
Crosby Thode
Mabel Strickland
Dorothy Hunt
Tad
Present and Future of Range and Livestock
State economists at an Salt Lake City agricultural outlook conference discussed live stock feed range trends in 11 western states. Breithaupt of Oregon State College noted extremely poor winter range conditions and the plan for a survey to gauge actual needs and conditions. Short and long term market outlooks for beef cattle sheep dairying poultry wheat hay and seed crops were reviewed to inform local commodity outlooks.
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Salt Lake City
L. R. Breithaupt
Oregon State College Extension Service
Breithaupt
Reverend Hill Assigned to Montana Pastorate
The Rev. Charles Hill of the M. and South church at Weston is assigned to a Montana pastorate. Friends in Helena wish him success in his new field of labor.
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Charles Hill
M. &. Church South
Weston
Montana
Hill
Athena
Mayor Baker Rebuffed at American Legion Meet
Mayor Baker faced a cool reception at the Oregon state American Legion convention in Corvallis. He said the audience preferred cheer and drum corps to a serious speech, but stressed no ill feelings and unity with the Legion.
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Mayor Baker
American Legion
Baker
The
Corvallis
Fon
Legion
Prune Borers Hit Milton Freewater Orchards
Prune orchards in the Milton Freewater district face heavy damage from prune root borers. County Agent Holt organized three meetings there last week with State Extension Horticulturist O. T. McWhorton aiding.
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Milton- Freewater
Holt
O. T. McWhorton
Seining for Trout Moves Fish to Other Streams
Low water from continued dry weather forces salvage operation as nets collect trout from several streams. This week many fish were moved from the Grande Ronde river above La Grande to alternate waterways.
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Grande Ronde
la Grande
Bert Kirby In Town For Tuesday Business
Bert Kirby, Adams garage man, was in town Tuesday transacting business.
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Laurence Lieuvallen
Adams
George Staggs
Weston
Athena
Bert Kirby
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