Special Help Provided to Drain Oregon Lands
Oregon voters will nominate many statewide and legislative offices in May 1922. Special help for draining water-waste lands is provided by the state college extension service with George W. Kable as the new state drainage specialist to guide reclamation efforts.
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Govvrate
Oregon Supreme Court
Dyer
Sam A. Kouxer
Oregon
State College Extension Service
George W. Kable
Benton County
Kable
Washington
California
Nebraska
Alaska
Nebraska Brick and Tile Company
New Mexico
Oregon Brevities and Rural Irrigation Plans Noted
Oregon brief items report Prineville and Ochoco district irrigation plans with Japanese involvement, a Bend post group condemns lease systems, and Portland and St Paul cite low infant mortality. Also covered are dog license enforcement dispute, January landowner meeting for Rogue River irrigation, tax remittance by California firms, a pioneering sympathectomy, lumber by water trends, and bridge closure at Oregon City for a new span.
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Moe
Prineville
Ochoco
Percy A. Stevens
American Legion
Bend
Arlentala
Portland
Beattie
St. Paul
Smottie
Terrill
Tuckson County
Elrouit Court
Marion County
Attorney General’s Office
Rogue River
Same Valley Districte
Gold Hii
Josephine County
Union Ol Company of California
State Department
Oregon
Associated Ol Company of California
United States
Siler
PF. H. Thompson
A. Downa
Salem
Washington
Weekly
West Coast Lumbermen’s Association
Via Water
Bureau of Entomology
United States Forestry Service
North Ford
Klamath Falls
Bureau
California
Lincoln County
Oher
Tne
Wilamette River
Oregon City
State Highway Department
State Supreme Court
D. Tarabochia
Astoria
Carl D. Shoemaker
John 8. Coke
Marshfield
Joseph Gets a Swell Job and a Sun Day Lesson
An Indianapolis mother asks about Sunday school and her daughter recalls the tale of Joseph. The girl says brothers betrayed him by casting him into a well and selling him, then a king later favored him, giving him a swell.
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Joseph
Indianapolis
Gtr
National Farmers Conference Opens in Washington
About 200 delegates from agriculture and farming industries attended the National Farmers Conference in Washington. Secretary Wallace opened the event with a Harding administration statement of support and calls for policy remedies. Proposals include longer term farm loans, marketing cooperatives, waterways and power projects, better market information, and lower freight rates to spur farm consumption.
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Washington, D. C
Wallace
Harding
Marieures
St. Lawrence-Great Lakes
United States
Anderson
Minnesota
Dallas Commercial club elects new officers and board
Polk County reports the Dallas Commercial club naming N L Guy as president C B Sundberg as vice president W V Fuller as secretary Hattie Sachtler as assistant secretary H A Joslin and H H Rich chosen for vacancies on the board A sawmill of 25000 feet capacity opens at Airlie by Weber and Davis Oliver P Chase to continue as Dallas marshal for another year Oscar Hayter to remain city attorney and Oscar Ellis reappointed as
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The
Dallas Commercial Club
N. L. Guy
C. B. Sundberg
W. V. Fuller
Hattie Sachtler
H. A. Joslin
H. H. Rich
Airlie
Weber & Davis
Oliver P. Chase
Dallas
Oscar Hayter
Oscar Ellis
Local Officials and Candidates Visit County Politics
Chief of the fire department and Dallas resident Mrs. Hizie, aged, committed to the state hospital for the insane. E. H. Belknap of Monroe is an avowed candidate for Senator Patterson's seat in the state senate from the Benton Polk district. He toured with Representative P. O. Powell to review political conditions in the county. Belknap previously represented Benton county in the house last term.
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Hizie
Dallas
The
State Hospital For the Insane
E. H. Belknap
Monroe
Patterson
Benton Polk
P. O. Powell
Belknap
Benton County
Miss Barrett Injured in Icy Slip Delays Court Work
Polk County circuit court report er Miss Blanche Barrett fractured her arm after slipping on an icy sidewalk on January 16. The injury will keep her from duties for several weeks, delaying court tasks.
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Blanche Barrett
Polk County Circuit Court
Miss Barrett
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Atistics
Willis C. Haw- Salem
N. J. Sinnott
N. McArthur
Ben W. Olcott
Bae
James Withycombe
Tate
George H. Burnett
Will
Justice of the Supreme
Supreme Court
John Mcourtland
John L. Rand
McCourt
Ignation
Charles A
Manila
Judgeaving
Henry L
W. Calkina
Medford
John FP. Kavanaugh
Robert
William N. Gatens
Taxwell
Multn
John McCourt
Su Coort
Walter H. Evans
Clackamas
Grant, Har
Roxer
Oregonian
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
San Diego
Southern Pacific
Western
Southern Pacific Lines
John M. Scott
National Farmers’ Conference
Inge Fir
Farmers State Bank
Independence
Polk County
C. P. Bishop’s
Salem Woolen Mills
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