Pierce Denounces Oregon Taxes at Portland Democratic Rally
Walter M. Pievce, the principal speaker, attacked high taxes in Oregon during a Portland Democratic club meeting. He urged cutting bond issuance and consolidating commissions, promising to curb tax growth, oppose graft, and push income tax debate, with other speakers including Bilton Watkins and Dr. OC J. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Pievce
Democratic Club
Portland
Edgar Fro
Freus
Oreron
Multnomah County
Bilton Watkins
State Senate
J.smith
State Central
Pietee
Oregon
Salem
Flutala
Boston
Palos
Lucille Smith Hosts Music and Games Party
Lucille Smith entertained friends at her home last Saturday evening with music and games. Attendees included Clare Wendel Joyce Johnston Taoa Banotiol Leola Renotio Ethel Praeger Jacille Smith Lolamith Charley Smith Ray Johnston Robert Schnalder Melvin Ronedel Ray Varner Billa Vary nor Grandville Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Smith
Gamon
Clare Wendel
Joyce Johnston
Taoa Banotiol
Leola Renotio
Ethel Praeger
Jascille Smith
Lolamith
Charley Smith
Ray Johnston
Robert Schnalder
Melvin Ronedel
Ray Varner
Billa Varynor
Grandville Cannon
Harvest Under Way With Mixed Grain Yield Expected
Harvest operations are under way with many machines active this week and more starting Monday. Indications point to an average grain crop though quality is uneven with some fields showing damage. Expected yields run thirty to forty five bushels per acre amid varying field conditions.
Fragmentary notice from Freewater port shipment records
An OCR damaged fragment notes a shipment from Freewater to Walla Walla Valley involving a carrier and a first shipper named Pret McKientle of Parndals. It mentions pricing per pound for 48 pounds and indicates beneficiaries toward Seattle and other destinations, but the full details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mawy Pgutie
Awmr
Wally Walla Valley Biakenad Company
McKientle
Parndals
Seattle
Fuel Shortage Triggers Train Cancellations and Fire Loss
A nation facing fuel shortages disrupts rail service with Northern Pacific canceling all trains out of Pasco. Wool may substitute coal to ease demand. In Dayton Washington a fire destroyed a machine shop, garages, and most of a block, burning 18 horses. Losses reached $85 400 with insurance covering only about a quarter of the loans.
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Northern Pacific
Anacmy
Pasco
Sayurany Nigne
Highway signs to be removed not conforming with law
Division engineer R. H. Baldock of the state highway department announced steps to remove all signs along the highways that do not conform with the law. He outlined plans during a public meeting, emphasizing enforcement of official regulations and safety objectives.
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R. H. Baldock
Stat Highway Department
Benidey
P Dintiney Mangca Tanfoty
Work details at C. W. R. N. shops in Las Grande
Division offices announce that seven men are at work in three shifts at the C. W. R. N. shops in Las Grande. The note clarifies parts of the force now active and mentions shifts and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Grande
Whifte
Strikora Déslare
That & Lane
Pendleton Round-Up Promises Big 1922 Show Crowd
The Pendleton Round-Up gears up for the 1922 event with Indians, cowboys, cowgirls and plainsmen, featuring wild steers and bucking horses. The celebration runs September 21 to 23 as the city prepares for the big spectacle.
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Pendleton
Certified Seed Merits Demonstrated in Potato Trials
Certified seed's advantages are shown by a trial near Mansion station where J Knight planted eight tons bought from W L Ray. The field treated by a state inspector and Fred Bennion yielded a 7 percent disease incidence, while nearby fields with common seed showed 90 to 80 percent disease. This serves as a lesson for Umatilla county farmers.
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al. Knight
Minsion Station
J. Knight
W. L. Ray
Wonton Mountain
Laat Wook
Fred Bennion
Umatilla County
Nonresident tuition hike for Oregon colleges approved
Oregon residents will not be affected, but students from outside the state must pay a higher annual tuition of 105 dollars at the University of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College. Old-rate students continue, graduate students pay the extra as a policy to encourage exchange, and ex-service men pay half the new fee. The move aims to limit nonresident overflow and protect institutional resources.
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State of Oregon
University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Boards of Regents
University of Washington
University of California
Ian
Timber Fire Raging Along Oregon Columbia River Highway
Forest service reports a timber fire moving from Herman Creek toward Hoot River along the Columbia River Highway. Firefighters from the Portland district office battled the blaze started Thursday by a settler. ranger Brown arrested the man and jailed him at Hood River.
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Oregon Navy
Herman Creek
Hoot River
Columbia River
Portland
Foreat Service
Brown
Hood, River
Oregon-Washington Stock Land Bank opens in Portland
The Oregon-Washington Joint Stock Land Bank of Portland is closing more than 1 million in farm loans after a month of operation. Farmers from Oregon and Washington apply for long term, cheap money under the federal land bank act, primarily to refinance high rate mortgages. Wheat growers in Eastern Oregon and Washington lead in applications and loan amounts, followed by stock men and alfalfa raisers. The bank reports 6 percent money with no bonus or commissions, aiding farmers to meet obligations and boost profits. Milton box factory runs full capacity, 45 carloads shipped, and over 80 people employed at the Reotory diet]]
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Businosn
Oregon Journal
Oregon-Washington Joint Stock Land Bank of
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Federal Farm
Joint Stock Land Bank
Oregon-Washington Bank
Pueblc Northwest
Bank Ayatom
Robert B. Smith
Oregton-Weahington Stock Land Bank
Lumbermens Trust Company Bank
Ts Cary
Milton Mill
Busby
Milton Box
Abifte
Han
Autos Crash At Weston Crossing Near J B Banister Place
Two cars collided at a dangerous highway crossing near J. B. Banister place in Weston. A touring car driven by George Cary Michael carried Mrs. Carmichael and her baby plus Mrs. Marion OHarra and others. a Buick roadster owned by William J. Hull, Idaho public works commissioner, also wrecked. All occupants escaped with minor injuries.
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J. B. Banister
Weston
George B
Carymichael
Carmichael
Marion, O'Harra
Morrisette
Amy O'Harra
William J. Hull
Department of Public Works
Moise
Idaho
Athena visitors endure Iowa twister’s wild swing
My wife and Mrs Kane and Mrs Rubb traveled from Athena to Newton Iowa to visit Mr Emmet who will open a J C Penney store. A tornado test roared through Newton and neighboring towns including Boone Ames Colfax and Oakotoo uprooting trees and damaging homes. The group recalls 1882 cyclone near Chin oil killing 44 and warns of twister’s power.
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W.C. Kane
Rubb
Athena
Newton
Iowa
Emmet
J.C. Penndy
Boone
Ames
Colfax
Oakatoos
Chinoil
Richards Buying Grain in City Grain Deal
Bert Richards returns to grain business after years away and opens offices at the Northern Grain and Warehouse company on lower Main Street near the Northern Pacific tracks. He seeks a share of the grain trade and invites former friends to visit.
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B. T. Richa
Bert
Northern Grain and Warehouse Company
Northern Pacific
Main Street
Trains Schedule Changes Announced for July
Railroad announces multiple service changes starting mid July. Train 351 is discontinued from July 19, affecting travel to Walla Walla. From July 20, train 162 is canceled between Walla Walla and Pendleton. Other adjustments shift departures and mixed train operations including 347 from Panco, 255 and 56 between Tan Co and Pendleton, and 29 and 40 forming mixed trains with 49 departing Paxeo passenger station.
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Betwear
Mallett Murder Brother Corrects Early Reports
Harold Mallett, brother of murdered Miss Alice Mallett, repudiates initial press reports on her death at Jackson Michigan. He explains police actions, notes robbery as motive, and cites recovered items from the suspect's possession. He asserts no immediate violence and details the investigation and court outcomes.
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Mallett
Alice Mallett
Weston
Jackson
Mich
Harold Mallett
Ontario Argus
Duck~ Son
Facteix LI
Promt
Rimior
Sen
Wall
Straub
Strauly
Marquette
Were with a Afghan Beauty in the Hills of Afghanistan
A retired Army captain of Landi encounters Pasidaly the beautiful Huntress in the hills of Afghanistan. They form a swift bond as she aids in pursuing notorious foes using her loyal hounds. The tale follows their evolving companionship amid rugged terrain and perilous chase.
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Wien
Tle
Nate
Hille
Atiunikinn Taridale
Tie
Obesity Warning and Diet Advice From Doctor Joslin
A garbled OCR passage discusses obesity and health risks, citing Dr Joslin of Bouton due to malnutrition and diabetes concerns. It mentions weight loss attempts, diet, and medicines while critiquing unhealthy eating and urging caution with supplements and stimulants.
Hoot Gibson Western at Standard Theatre Tonight
Standard Theatre offers Hoot Gibson in Thin Fire Kutee and The Trial of the Wolt as international news with Gib sons at peak. Wanda Hawley returns with Eden and Return on Sunday, followed by a Pathe Review and comedy segment for movie fans seeking clean entertainment.
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Standard
Hoot Gibson
Standard Theatre
Doctor Froom to Return to Alberta Practice
Dr A C Frog and his wife with Mr Abercrombie have been in Alberta for months and announce the Athena will return about August 16 to resume dentistry. They are pleased with Alberta. fishing is splendid and the season, though late, is verdant. The men reside in town while the doctor and Mr Abercrombie stay in a tent near a recently settled house not yet connected.
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Froom
A.C. Frog
Doctor
Mr. Abercrombie
The Big Zone Wit narwest wreath year nigo
Output centers on a novelty topic with claims of a new era and changes in leadership. It mentions a shift in control and the introduction of an organizer or producer for a given territory. The tone suggests promotional or speculative language about future developments and standards.
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Mary Gibbons
Canterville
Pat Maxwell
N. A. Miller
Manin Street
Mr. Miller
Wmman
Cheltenham
Fat Gibbons
Yarvab
Freewater
LA Grander Sroph
Utside
Stock ‘Land Bank
Richards
Someody
HPT
Thorugelves
Renon
Htof
Legion
The
Dalles
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
la Rociete Des 40 Hommes Et 4
Cara
Aravan
la Societe Des 40 Hommun
Dallas
Wanco County
Avaryane Wise
Vanchas
Asia
Dottor Joalin
Bouton
Wilk Phyne
Dolor Joslin
Denrron
Bernine
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