Public sentiment test for hospital project discussed by Commercial Club
The Commercial Club leaders planned a public sentiment test on the hospital proposal. Dr. Ht and Le Whets were appointed to assist in the investigation, with interviews of lodge and civic groups to gauge community views before final action by the superintendent and club president.
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Lowther
Areval
Btn
Jetires
Athens
Presidant Ferguson
Corercial Club
le Whets
Hall of Fame Honors Freewater Soldier at Dignified Ceremony
Corvallis hosts a World War hall of fame event praising a Freewater soldier. Delegates will elect the distinguished service cross recipient at a June convention in San Francisco, honoring heroic acts in France and a Bois Jenese attack.
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Hall of Fame
Freewater
Gon Agricultural Neilce
Gore Valle Kaine
Dakin
Sahin Mont
Restoring World Wonder Amid Ancient Pyramid Talk
The article discusses restoring a famed pyramid and references Cheops era construction. It notes Mexican funds for surveying and rebuilding nearby, mentions massive stone blocks, and describes past excavation efforts and the surrounding terrain.
Winter Wheat Condition Falls Across States May
May weather reduced winter wheat prospects across the Midwest and Pacific Northwest. Rainfall was only about a tenth of normal, with Oregon spring wheat acreage near target but condition around 18 percent and likely production around 716 thousand dollars in value. US spring wheat shows weaker than 1921 June estimates, while Oregon barley improves with a potential 7 million bushels and 7 percent condition forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural Statistical
Bintan
Oregon
Bentiou
United States
Faria
Knights of Pythias Celebration Arrangements Stated
Arrangements for a Knights of Pythias celebration in Athens are announced with committees in charge. The event includes speeches, a dance, and entertainment plans for a July evening, featuring countywide attendance and local dignitaries. The program aims to honor service members and veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Untold Local Tale From Rural Route Dispatches
A fragmentary report describes Mr Jones taking a two week mountain vacation while Olin Meleron handles mail on the rural route. J E pursues the elusive Druin and returns with more than a pocketful of frocks after Prom Frgvoges. the hunters list hints at a real pursuit.
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Oewn Sacompleys
B. Jorme
Apcom
Olin Meleron Ie
Mr. Jones
J. E
Druin
Pendleton trader patents irrigation pump design
M. L. Akers once a local druggist and now part owner of Pendleton Tron Wares has patented an eight pump conmerged type designed for irrigation purposes. The invention aims to improve water distribution efficiency for farm use.
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M. L. Akers
Pendleton
Tes
Pierce Not Hers Walter M Pierce Rumored Gubernatorial Bid
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear text about Walter M. Pierce and a gubernatorial bid with garbled phrases. No coherent events, dates, or affiliations beyond the named individual.
Seattle-Area Rail Link Survey Targets New Main Line
Union Pacific reports a survey for a new through line from Wallula to a main line near Duncan, linking Seattle with Yakima and Ellensburg. Completion would shorten the route to Seattle and Portland while eliminating Northern Pacific connections, boosting eastward grain and fruit shipments and enabling faster passenger service.
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Union Pacific
Seattle Railroad
Pendleton
Wallula
Yakima
Ellanshire
Ellensburg
Seattle
Milway- TS
Inks
Portland
Northern Pacific
Sfiddla
Soa
Kanana City
Ellenaburg
TD Oran
Slise
Pana
R Wap
Renal Fae
Han
Onder J. A Ah Ene
Asl Matine News
Kenneth Kerr
Wiguring Px
Wallala
Natin Jing
Ellensturg
Yakiola
Kerr
Duncan
Oregon
Meronclini River
Konnew
Athens
Pont-Intelligencer
Omaha
Jenna
Aeta
Pacific
Urantitia
Middle West
Sento
Newton Lea
Walla
Athena
Wallule
Thor
Yeliow
Rune
Athen
Schubert
Sheard Rem
LaMar Galch
Zimmerman Pass
W. N
Touchet
Errothers
D. W
Grain discounts of year's crop discussed
Agricultural agent Behnson of the county farm bureau and Portland merchants exchange discuss grain discounts for this year's crop. Growers aim for a one-half point below 60 pounds, with lower smut charges. a meeting planned in Spokane on June 20. Building of a new home in Athens progresses, with a modern bungalow planned by contractor Boer. The recent storm improved conditions for fields north of town.
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Vas Behnson
Iate
Pondieton
Trost County Farm Bureau
Portland
Pease
Merchants’ Exchange
Spokane Jung
Yale
Tahoe
Ineller
Taft
Sherman
Chislawa
Taylor's Slayers Await July 7 Hang in Murder Case
A Snlem dispatch reports Chief Justice Burnett denied writ of error in the murder decree of Sheriff Taylor. Kirby and Ruthie face execution on July 7 after reprieve. Dan Caxey’s case remains on appeal as higher court review looms.
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Snlem
Burnett
Reg Fron Supreme Court
Elvie D
United States
Bae Oul
Olcott
Cornu
Dan Caxey
J. H
Rock) Phillipe
Portland
Rathle
Kirby
Supreme Court
Supreme Court decision hits group marketing of farm products
Dispatch details a murder mystery in Weston involving Misa Alice Mallett, 20, once of Ontario Oregon, found slain with throat cut. Police, bloodhounds, and federal suspects are noted as investigations move amid debate on group farm marketing.
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Supreme Court
Dlepasch
Alin
Jackson
Mich
Wan
Weston
Jackyot Iing
Misa Alice
Oregon
Mina Mallatt
Ontario
Hax
State Penitentiary
Mallett
Florence Crittenton
Crittenton
Robert Hrokde
Mins Antlett
The Story of a Dog Girl and Man in Portland
A long fragment covers The Story of a Dog Girl and Man and The Silent Cal photoplay with outdoor spectacle at Portland theatres. It notes Comedy and International News, plus a preview of the Northwest Mounted Police and Pathe Rewiver. Also mentions a marriage in Pendleton and a federal court petition related to Athena.
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First National
Superman
Merlin
Dog
Pictsure
Portland
Standard Theatre
Asial
Drury Lane
Anid
Pathe Rewiver
Northwest Mounted Police
Mounted Police
Benjamin F, King
Mabel Kimball
Plac
Pendleton
Chrisie Ehurely
Felting
Mies
Mr. Sail
Ie Slater
Myx J
Kimball
Holdman
Susie Gerking
Estopia
Equet
Onhelia
Ana ‘Taylors
Gerking
Bart Oregonian
McCammant & Thompson
City of Athena
Kooler Brag
Federal District Court
United States
Ler Bros. Bon
Pioneer Picnic Draws County Crowds Despite Rain
Saturday's Pioneer Picnic at Wenton drew visitors from across the county. Rainstorms cut attendance, but pleasant conditions later improved the mood as attendees enjoyed the program and Pioneer celebrations.
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Pioneer
Mt Wenton
Saturn
Mountiweat Mounted Pullew At Athena Theatre Promises Arctic Adventure
Inhabitants of Athena are invited to attend a night show featuring the Mountiweat Mounted Pullew act described as a great entertainment. The performance claims to take audiences on a 10,000 mile journey through the Arctic Circle, guided by hardy, humorous performers.
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Athena
Cristina
Arctic Circle
Farm cost report hints at grain price changes
Fragments show a survey on crop costs and prices with figures like $1.61 and $1.81 per bushel. Notes reference oats and production costs, with unclear lines about taxes rents and outputs.
Prom Writer Charlie Kirk Family Trip to British Columbia
A garbled report describes Charlie Kirk and family returning to British Columbia for an automobile journey stopping near Prince George. The text mentions searching for land suitable for farming but provides unclear details and names.
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Columbia
Charlie Kirk
British Columbia
Prince George
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