New Oregon Driver Laws and Pedestrian Rules
The article lists Oregon motor vehicle law Q A items on yielding to emergency vehicles pedestrians streetcars and parking rules. It covers right of way duties approaching emergency vehicles pedestrian crossing rules streetcar safety zones alley and driveway exits and parking outside developed areas with required clearances. It also notes a prune crop report from Walla Walla Valley with varied yearly estimates.
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Walla Walla Valley
Milton Eagle
Licensed To Wed Harold Piersol and Violet Trump
A marriage license was issued Saturday for Harold Piersol of Weston and Violet Trump of Athena, authorizing their marriage.
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Harold Piersol
Weston
Violet Trump
Athena
Pendleton Round-Up Week Set With Big Exhibits
Anticipation grows as Pendleton prepares for Round-Up week with bucking horses from Horse Heaven to Wagonthre mountains, Texas longhorns in the arena, and contestants arriving from Portland Seattle and San Francisco. A coronation ball crowns Queen Betty Saturday night and Johnny Robinsons Varsity Vaga bonds perform for six nights at Happy Canyon starting Monday. The event features 1050 head of horses and cattle, top prize trophies including a $5000 Sam Jackson trophy and a new silver roping saddle, and the first Indian teepees rising on the grounds. A 2000-strong village forms by Monday as Parade Westward Ho closes the show on Saturday morning.
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Pendleton
Horse Heaven
Wagonthre Mountain
Union
Portland
Willamette Valley
Seattle
San Francisco
Queen Betty
Johnny Robinson
Happy Canyon
Brunswick
Olympic Hotel
Seaside
Canyon
Westward Ho
Sam Jackson
Star Company
la Grande Bands
Legion Leader Defends Veterans Pension Claims Against Carnegie Report
National commander Ralph T. O Neil of the American Legion rejects Carnegie Foundation criticisms as erroneous and unfair. He says the Legion seeks disability compensation for disabled veterans, not pensions for able bodied men, and notes support for adjusted compensation loan legislation while dismissing endorsement of the adjusted compensation certificate bill.
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Portland
Ralph T. O'Neil
The
American Legion
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Learning
Legion
O'Neil
Henry Smith Pritchett
Foundation
Congress
Hoover
Farmers Report Devastation From Parched Ranges At Salt Lake Conference
Delegates from western states described burned ranges and scarce grain and water, forcing herd sacrifices below normal value. The Utah plan urged low freight rates for livestock and feed, drought relief funds, and reduced grazing charges, prompting a clash between wool grower leaders and the U S forester over grazing policy.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Department of Agriculture
George H. Dern
Federal
Drought Relief Fund
Frank J. Hagenbarth
National Wool Growers Association
W. D. Candland
Utah
Robert Y. Stuart
United States Forester
Ford Edison Institute Gets Millionth G E Refrigerator
The Edison Institute in Detroit marks its permanent exhibit with General Electric’s millionth refrigerator. The presentation on June 20 featured Gerard Swope and Ford accepting from GE and NBC details told to a national audience. Leaders from industry and science attended the ceremonies in Detroit and New York. The note highlights GE’s four year milestone and compares growth to other U.S. tech milestones.
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NE Edison Institute of Technology
Henry Ford
Detroit
America
General Electric Company
Gerard Swope
General Electric
National Broadcasting Company
New York
Ford
Edison Institute
Floyd Gibbons
Detroit Institute
John S. Young
General Electric Co
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State of
Oregon
Secretary of State
Lionel Davidson
Earl Gould
Glenn Johnson
Otis Gould
Nelson
Caroline Nelson
Nelson H. Nelson
Union Pacific Railroad
Oaksdale
Washington
Conoco
Conoco Travel Bureau
Felel Tofele
Conoco Service Station
Poceentag
Eeren Maat
Continental Oil
Denver
Colorado
Ey Sh
Bryce Baker
ACME
ROGERS @ GOODMAN
Mercantile Trust
Betty
Carnegie
Ford’s
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