Sheriff Reports 1928 1929 Prohibition and Arrest Data
Sheriff Tom Gurdane issues a comprehensive 1929 report comparing with 1928. Prohibition fines rose to 16603.50 with 10888.38 collected. 54 autos stolen, 68 recovered, 19 car thieves arrested. identification bureau created. grain inspection totals 84 406 452 bushels with Oregon Wash ington Idaho leading. Prison sentences include 652 to Salem plus transfers to multiple states.
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Tom Gurdane
Umatilla
Merreeleer
Sheriff’s Office
Prohibition Fund
District Attorney’s Office
Proebster
Fred Schmidt
George Alexander
W. K. Newell
Charles Lemmons
Algo
Offic
Oregon State Penitentiary
Portland
Washington
Department of Justice Bureau
D. C
Canadian Mounted Police Bureau
Ottawa
Canada
Privatiee
Salem
State Grain Inspection Department
Seymour Jones
State Sealer of Weights and Measures
St. Johns
Astoria
Jones
Norblad
Pendleton
State Department
Oregon
Idaho
Yar
Rocky Mountains
Crop Planning Conference Supports Farmer Planning
The Department of Agriculture announces a series of 1930 crop planning conferences to aid American agriculture in meeting marketing demands. Sessions run in Washington from January 20 to 27 with participation from 41 state colleges, the federal farm board, and the cooperative marketing act team, led by chief economist J. B. Davis. Idaho, Oregon, and Washington colleges will be represented.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
State Agricultural Colleges
Federal Farm Board
J. 8. Davis
Colleges of Agriculture
Idaho
Oregon
Oregon Aids Cities With Standardized Finance Code
Professor C O L Kelly of the University of Oregon school of business administration has prepared an illustrative code of accounts to help Oregon municipalities standardize their finances. Adoption is voluntary but will aid cities updating their systems for annual financial reports required by the Secretary of State. Forms will be prepared jointly by the Salon office and the university.
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C. L. Kelly
University of Oregon
Eugene
Oregon Finance
CO. L. Kelly
University of Oregon School of Business Administration
Oregon Municipalitien
Secretary of State
Salon
School of Business Administration
Leprosy Crisis Across Medieval Europe and Britain
The article traces medieval leprosy's spread across western Europe with about 14 houses in Great Britain, including sites at Canterbury and Highgate from 1090 to 1472. It notes rapid disease rise in the next century, with limited understanding and segregation as a response, and mentions the Black Death as a later factor affecting decline and population loss.
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Great Britain
St. James’ Palace
Canterbury
Highgate
Leonard Rogers
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