Oregon's Free State Irrigation Congress Report
Athena Oregon reports on the Oregon's free state Irrigation Congress held in Portland February 1921. Delegates from all sections favor unified action to aid irrigation development and protect settlers rights. A proposed $15 million yearly five year appropriation backs new projects and reclamation act alignment.
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Free State Irrigation Congress
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Not Soon Enough A Stock Exchange Member's Youth
A leading Stock Exchange member recalls a wilder youth while his mother, known as Karty, freely aided his habits. In a distant city he sent a desperate appeal to his uncle to send $50 to avoid disgrace, receiving a sharp reply from his mother back in New York.
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Lila
Ilia
New York Tribune
Had Em Again A Comic Street Tale From Suburban Studio
A traveling troupe of motion picture actors performed near a suburban studio of a manufacturing company. One actor, walking, found a man by the roadside crying and asked what troubled him. The man revealed he was a patient at a nearby jailarium for bugs. He recounted a bleak morning and odd visions of giant talking roosters and hens, and a plan to obtain hay from the site.
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Q Fil Manufactoring
Bugs
The Eye of a Storm and Its Curved Wind Wheel
Explanation of storm dynamics describes a wheel of winds with a central eye where pressure is lowest and spokes directing winds toward the hub. The hub, or eye, measures the lowest barometer reading while outward spokes show higher pressure on the wheel’s run. The wheel typically spans several hundred miles.
Set Him to Thinking and the Rejected Heart
A fragment depicts a walk conversations about rejection and duty. The man contemplates ending a romance with sympathy and doubt as a public crisis looms. The tone echoes turn of phrase from Lord Luffingham and Lun Punleigh as comic aside.
Final Bank Ledger and Estate Notice From Oregon County
The document records a bank ledger with assets liabilities and notes including deposits, drafts, and securities from Nat Banks and state concerns. It also includes a notice of final account in Umatilla County Oregon for the estate of James S. Henry with Elizabeth Henry as executrix and a hearing set for March 18 1912 at the County Courthouse to settle the final accounts.
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Anumas
Arate
Pete Bechtnyn
Seth
Diggitay Stable
State of
Oregon
Umatilla
James
Henry
Elizabeth Henry
James S. Henry
Umatilla County
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