Legge Urges Feeding Surplus Grains to Livestock
Alexander Legge, head of the federal farm board, toured Nebraska urging feeding of surplus grains to livestock in Nebraska Iowa and other grain rich areas. He told bankers that expanding feeding would raise profits and suggested cooperation to adjust production and farm sizes while arguing against grain dumping abroad.
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Omaha
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Nebraska
Nebraska Association
Legge
Iowa
Farm Board
Bulletin Highlights Columbia River Basin Irrigation Potential
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin describes the Columbia river basin as spanning from the Pacific to the Teton mountains and from British Columbia to Nevada. It cites ample annual flow at The Dalles and argues storage and improved canals can expand irrigated acres from 3.87 million to about 11 million without greatly reducing river flow.
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Columbia River Basin
Pacific Coast
Teton Mountains
Wyoming
Windermere Valley
British Columbia
Great Basin
Nevada
United States Department of Agriculture
Cascade Mountains
Florida Everglades
Missoula
Spokane
Pen d’Oreille
Dalles
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Columbia
Columbia Basin
Ben Bateman Helps with Body Correction at Foss House
Ben Bateman proposes personalized body correction methods using hand vibration posture diet massage baths corrective exercises and sun lamp therapy. He operates from Foss house in North Athena offering mental gym techniques and case specific plans.
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Foss
North Athena
Dental health warning for coast children from Oregon expert
Dr. Guy Woods of Portland warns Pacific coast children risk tooth deficiencies due to mineral-poor water. He cites prenatal diet as critical and endorses Oregon State College guidance for 4-H health clubs: milk, cod liver oil, balanced meals with vegetables fruits proteins and outdoor exercise.
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Oregon State College
Pacific Coast
United States
Guy Woods
Portland
Dr. Woods
Lucy A. Case
Do It Today Spirit Urged In High School Notes
Editorial urges the Do It Today spirit with examples from the Revolutionary War and a cautionary tale of delaying an insurance policy. It notes Armistice Day assembly, songs, flag salute, and a field trip to Weston to watch the Athena and Weston football teams.
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Betty Eager
Cornwallis
General Washington
Washington
Old Fox
Princeton
Leson
Bloom
Oregon Defeats U L C A 7 to 0 on Kitzmiller’s Drive
In a Hayward field finale, Oregon Webfoots edge U C L A 7 0 with a 30 yard dash from John Kitzmiller setting up Sam Rotenberg’s scoring run. Five more advances stalled by downs as the Bruins fall short.
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John Kitzmiller
Hayward Field
University of Oregon Webfoots
U. C. L. A. Bruins
Oregon
Kitzmiller
Bruin
Sam Rotenberg
Webfoots
Bruins
Poultry Industry Expands in Wallowa County
Lower feed prices spur growth as farmers who kept small flocks shift to larger operations. Many plan to raise hundreds of birds once proper poultry houses are built, reversing earlier limits.
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Wallowa County
Girls League Plans Monthly Social Meetings
The Girls League met in the auditorium at 3 15 p m Tuesday. Bernice Wilson proposed a monthly social meeting with a program, while other meetings would serve refreshments. Georgie Green appointed Helen Barrett as philanthropic chair replacing Arleen Myrick.
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Girls’ League
Bernice Wilson
Georgie Green
Helen Barrett
Arleen Myrick
Ensemble Practice Expands With Violin and Piano Addition
The group plans to begin practicing as an ensemble next week with new violins and a piano added to the lineup. This marks a shift toward a fuller sound and coordinated rehearsals.
Local Socials Report Weekend Visits Across Cities
Miss Cameron was in Walla Walla Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bloom visited Sunday with Mrs Bloom s parents at Mission. Mrs Pe was honored by a birthday at Te Washington Saturday and Sunday with relatives.
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Miss Cameron
Walla Walla
Mrs. Bloom
Girls Practice Regularly for Basketball Squads
About fourteen girls suit up for Monday and Wednesday practices. Exercises are the main feature as they prepare for future work. The number of sore and stiff muscles shows much work is needed to bring the squad into condition.
Absences Reported For Monday Among Local Group
Beverley Barrett Teddy Miller Gail Walters Betty Geins and Billy Hanszell were absent Monday in a routine turnout report noting missing attendees from the group.
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Beverley Barrett
Teddy Miller
Gail Walters
Betty Geins
Billy Hanszell
Pendleton and Walla Walla Visit Nearby Readers
Tlene McBride spent the week end in Pendleton. Helen Barrett, Bonnie Alkire and Marjorie Montague were in Pendleton. Harold Kirk and Raymond Murphy were in Walla Walla Friday. Wayne Banister visited friends in Umapine Sunday. Esther Berlin, Marjorie Douglas and Arleen Myrick spent Saturday in Walla Walla. Arlene Edwards of Freewater spent the week end at Mary Jane Miller’s home. Solista Pickett fished on the Umatilla near Gibbon Sunday. Emery Rogers and Jack Moore were in Pendleton Sunday. Ben Marquis, Walter Huffman, Walter Edgar and George Pittman motored to Pendleton Saturday.
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Tlene McBride
Pendleton
Helen Barrett
Bonnie Alkire
Marjorie Montague
Harold Kirk
Raymond Murphy
Walla Walla
Wayne Banister
Umapine
Esther Berlin
Marjorie Douglas
Arleen Myrick
Arlene Edwards
Freewater
Mary Jane Miller
Solista Pickett
Umatilla
Gibbon
Emery Rogers
Jack Moore
Ben Marquis
Walter Huffman
Walter Edgar
George Pittman
Alumni Drive to Weston Athena Football Clash
John Kirk traveled from Walla Walla to attend the Weston versus Athena football game on Friday. Alumni witnesses also saw the Weston game. Helen Foster spent Sunday in Walla Walla and Marjorie Wilson visited Pendleton on Friday.
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John Kirk
Walla Walla
Weston
Athena
Helen Foster
Marjorie Wilson
Pendleton
Oregon potato industry regains prominence this year
Oregon spuds rise from obscurity as irrigation boosts commercial potato growing. Extension specialist E. R. Jackman says the industry will be worth about 5 million dollars this year, signaling a rebound in production and profit for farmers.
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Oregon
E. R. Jackman
Music The orchestra makes rapid progress notes
Music column reports the orchestra progressing rapidly as many students join and practice steps intensively. The piece highlights improving tempo and growing ensemble cohesion among participants.
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Ralph Pierson
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Dick Alexander
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Atwater
Kent Radio
Atwater Kent
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Mercantile Trust
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Laura Froome
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L. L. Montague
Arlington
C. M. Jones
Marcel
Athena Beauty Shop
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