Oregon Tax Delay Likely On Banks Intangibles Measure
Robert C. Netson reports that Oregon officials foresee a three month postponement in issuing tax blanks for the state income tax approved by voters, due to the pending intangibles tax and the need to align two measures. The Oregon Tax Commission plans to print one or two blanks in a single envelope to minimize confusion, with exemptions of 1500 for singles and 2500 for married couples and graduated rates.
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Portland
Robert C. Netson
The
Oregonian
Tax Commission
Sanitation urged to curb hog worm problem on campus
Oregon State College livestock specialist H A Lindgren told 60 farmers at pig feeders day that clean pens washed sows before farrowing and clean pasture are key to preventing intestinal roundworms. He warned cures are limited and infestations slow pig development by weeks.
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Oregon State College
Oregon
H. A. Lindgren
Lindgren
Lingren
Mother and three children die in Grants Pass house fire
A young mother Alice Graat 24 and her children Billy 5 Jack 8 and Dorothy under two months perished when their Grants Pass home burned Friday. Fire was noticed by neighbor Mrs Henry Pollard who tried to enter through a screen but was driven back by flames. The husband worked in another county and the grandfather came from Wasco county.
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Grants Pass
Alice Graat
Billy
Jack
Dorothy
Henry Pollard
Legge Resigns Farm Board to Return to Industry
Washington chairman Alexander Legge of the farm board resigns to resume his post as president of International Harvester, with James C. Stone named to lead the board and C. C. Teague as vice chairman. Legge had served since 1929 and urged more attention to children as he departs.
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Hoover
Legge
White House
Chicago
International Harvester Company
James C. Stone
Lexington
C. C. Teague
California
Samuel R. McKelvie
McKelvie
Teague
California Walnut Growers Exchange
California Fruit Growers Association
Senate Agriculture Committee
Coast Wheat Carryover Seen Similar to Last Year
H W Collins tells the East Oregonian that under the new plan Pacific Northwest wheat through mills and exporters should show a coast carryover not exceeding last year by August 1. He notes good growing conditions in high moisture areas, brush in light lands, and drought in the Midwest.
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Pacific Northwest
H. W. Collins
East Oregonian
Mr. Collins
Northwest
Chicago
Midwest
Collins
Orient
Europe
Grain Corporation
Gulf District
Farm Board
Alexander Legge
Public Domain for States Is Recommended by Commission
A presidential commission led by James R. Garfield urges turning over the entire public domain to the states with limited federal control for national defense parks reclamation projects and refuges. Mineral rights would transfer where states adopt uniform federal mineral laws.
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Presidential Commission
Washington
James R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Huskies Capture Coast Title Over California Bears
Washington Huskies defeated California Bears 42 to 30 to win the Pacific Coast Conference basketball championship for the first time since 1923. John Fuller sparked the surge with early second half points as the Huskies pulled away, despite Bear coach Nibs Price’s frequent substitutions and a tied 20–20 halftime.
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Pacific Northwest
University of Washington Huskies
University of California Bears
Washington
Californians
California
John Fuller
Huskies
Nibs Price
Turkey shipments repatriated by Eastern Oregon growers
Final returns on January shipments from the Eastern Oregon Turkey Growers at Hermiston show 2484 birds sold for 11360 dollars. Prices ranged from 36 cents for prime young toms to 32 cents for choice young and old hens and 27 cents for medium birds.
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Oregon
Hermiston
High School Notes on Spring Sports From Coach Miller
Coach Miller calls for spring track and baseball next week and expects strong material. The baseball squad returns many of last year’s players as the season opens. Several boys have joined track practice this week and should perform well at the upcoming meet. Practice starts soon as gloves and bats come out in spring weather. Athena shows a solid lineup in prospect, and baseball is expected to start with a bang.
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Miller
Athena
Junior class plans banquet fund raising and site visits
The Junior class met Thursday to plan the Jun ior-Senior banquet. Treasurer reported $45.09 in the juniors account. They will sell candy at the convovil to raise funds. Marjorie Douglas Mildred Hansell and George Pittman were sent to Walla Walla to check banquet rates. Further plans will follow.
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Voovil
Marjorie Douglas
Mildred Hansell
George Pittman
Walla Walla
Athena Boys Lose to Pioneers on Mac Hi Floor 20 to 48
Milton jumps to early lead and holds it as Athena falls 20 to 48 on Mac Hi floor. Arthur Crowley tops Athena with seven points. Final game of the season for Athena boys with Crowley as high scorer and a full lineup listed.
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Athena
Pioneers
Milton
Athena Boys
Arthur Crowley
Huffman
Crowley
Jenkins
Rogers
Hansell
Weber
Pickett
Walla Walla Weekend Shopper and Visitor Notices
Mary Tompkins and Marjorie Douglas with Mildred Han sell shopped in Walla Walla on Saturday. Athena High members attended a tournament at Mac Hi on Friday and Saturday. Bernice Wilson Marjorie Montague Dorothy Burke and Harold Kirk were in Pendleton Saturday night. Esther Berlin spent the weekend in Roslyn visiting her sister who teaches at Roslyn High School.
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Mary Tompkins
Walla Walla
Marjorie Douglas
Mildred Hansell
Athena High School
Mac Hi
Bernice Wilson
Marjorie Montague
Dorothy Burke
Harold Kirk
Pendleton
Esther Berlin
Roslyn
Washington
Roslyn High School
Adams Ladies Community Club Meeting Recap
The Adams Ladies Community Club met Thursday afternoon with hostesses Lizzie DesVoignes and Margaret Bunch. Alice Lievallen won first prize in a clever afternoon contest with Margaret Bunch taking the consolation. roll call asked how the home may aid the school.
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Adams Community Club
Adams Ladies Community Club
Lizzie DesVoignes
Margaret Bunch
Dora Wallan
Alice Lieuallen
J. T. Lievallen
Portland
Conviction Affirmed Against Portland Broadcaster Duncan
The United States circuit court in San Francisco affirmed the six month prison sentence and $500 fine for Robert G. Duncan a Portland radio campaigner for using strong or profane language in broadcasts. The ruling upholds the conviction and penalties.
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Robert G. Duncan
Portland
United States
San Francisco
Duncan
Horse Malady Strikes In Alkali County
A fatal and contagious disease identified as dourine has been detected among horses in the alkali community, prompting authorities to quarantine affected stock and monitor the spread. Veterinary officials urge owners to report suspected cases and implement biosecurity measures.
Round-up ordered to test range animals at Gap ranch
Lake County records show a federal veterinarian Dr. R Parsons directed a roundup at the Gap ranch to determine disease presence. All diseased horses are to be slaughtered according to the order received at Bend.
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Lake County
Bend
R. Parsons
Gap Ranch
Walla Walla Vegetables Boosted by Mild Winter
Walla Walla vegetable growers expect higher profits from early markets as a mild winter allows advancing growing operations. Spinach has shipped in carload lots for weeks while lettuce plants onion seta and other crops are set outside and tender crops developed in hothouses.
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Walla Walla
Three Eagle Scouts in Freewater Troop Highlight Growth
One of Oregon’s largest Boy Scout units, Freewater Troop No. 1, boasts 60 members under Scoutmaster H. C. Mansfield of Tum-A-Lum Lumber. His three sons, all Eagle Scouts, anchor a notable family of achievement in the group.
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Oregon
Freewater
H. C. Mansfield
Tum-a- Lum Lumber Company
Mr. Mansfield
Funds Run Low at Pendleton Salvation Army Soup Kitchen
Pendleton Salvation Army unit treasurer reports no funds after a long feeding drive for the jobless. Envoy and Mrs. Morris run two meals daily and will continue as long as donations support their Pendleton soup kitchens.
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Pendleton
Salvation Army
Envoy
Mrs. Morris
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