Regents Plan Weston Visit for Eastern Oregon Normal School
Weston leaders urge the Eastern Oregon State Normal School be placed in Weston. The board of regents will tour Weston December 15 as part of a statewide inspection schedule with Governor Pierce and eight other officials.
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Weston Commercial Association
Salem
Eastern
Oregon State Normal School
Board of Regents
Baker
la Grande
Elgin
Milton
Pendleton
Arlington
Dalles
Redmond
Bend
Hood River
Prineville
Oreon
Governor Pierce
A. Kozer
R. R. Turner
C. L. Starr
Tortland
F. J. Miller
Albany
J. 1H. Fuller
Ashland
W. C. Bryant
Moro
George A. Hartman
E. &. Bragg
la Grand
Nelson H. Jones
C. W. Avery
Frank Price
Charles L. Pinkerton
Pierce
Capitol
Eastern Oregon State Normal School
Oregon-Washington
Eastern State Normal School
Board
Proposed Changes in Hunting Laws of State
Sentiment for revising Oregon game law grows as Warden Averill drafts a questionnaire from sportsmen groups and plans to vote on measures for the 1927 legislative assembly. Proposals cover deer limits, open seasons, and protections for the white tail deer, grouse, ducks, sage hens, and Chinese pheasant with varying season dates and bag limits.
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Oregon
Averill
The
Game Commission
Legislative Assembly
Columbia
Virginia
Willamette Valley
Roseburg
Deer
Lake County
Northern Pacific Announces Wool Growers Meet Round Trip Fares
The Northern Pacific railway offers special round trip excursion fares to the National Wool Growers Association annual meeting in Butte. Fare validity from Idaho Montana Oregon Washington plus Camas Prairie and Red Collar lines. Sales January 17-20 Idaho Oregon Washington and January 17-21 Montana. Final return limit January 31.
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Northern Pacific Railway Today
National Wool Growers Association
Butte
Northern Pacific
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Camas Prairie Railroad
Red Collar Steamboat Company
Steen buys Cockburn residence in Milton area
Will Steen, noted Dry Creek farmer, acquires the Frank Cockburn residence at Milton. The Steen family had been living in a rented Milton home after their Dry Creek farm burned a year ago. Frank Cockburn has moved on to develop an auto camping park in Seattle.
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Will Steen
Dry Creek
Frank Cockburn
Milton
Steen
Seattle
Clark County Prune Checks Mailed in 1925 Crop
Vancouver Washington confirms final payment of the 1925 Clark County prune crop. Checks totaling 22 000 dollars were mailed to association members, bringing the 1925 net payments to 309 594 dollars. Prune prices ranged from 4.9 cents per pound for 60 79s to 15 cents for 20 208.
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Clark County
Vancouver
Wash
Washington Growers’ Packing Corporation
Apple shipping groups seek $1 rate on eastern shipments
Olympig Washington and Oregon apple shipping organizations met Erle J. Parnes on Monday to determine a $1 rate for apple shipments to eastern markets. Current rail rates run $1.59 per hundred pounds east of the Mississippi River.
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Olympig, Washi—Henda
Washington
Oregon
Erle J. Parnes
Mississippi River
Professional Pride Lets Me Down Spike
Pete whispers to his pal about a window and a swell reception. They discuss not wanting to crash into a well dressed crowd, fearing trouble and a torn sweater in a farm life setting.
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Spike
Pete
English Art Dealers Hold Their Own High Court
In a London landmark a semi formal tribunal sits in a 40 upper room corner of King Street and St James Street. The British Antique Dealers Association grants 550 members the right to appeal to this court where up to 20 expert judges arbitrate disputes over valuable antiques and may call in independent specialists. The aim is to protect dealers and safeguard the industry’s honor.
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England
King Street
St. James’ Street
West
London
High Court of Justice
British Antique Dealers’ Association
Court For
Deficit of 941000 Confronts Oregon State Finance
Salem Oregon December 31 1926 state faces a deficit of approximately 941255 to meet general fund obligations according to a financial statement by the secretary of state outlining the closing of the biennium.
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Salem
Oregon
Half Tried Mother and Radio Wish Behind Father’s Back
The exchange shows Bobby asking his mother if she told his father he wanted a radio. She says he couldn’t afford it, and Bobby recalls arguing in favor, hinting the radio was also his mother’s wish. The dialogue reflects household negotiation and desire.
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Bobby
Boston Transcript
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Lee Whitehead
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