I L Patterson for Economy in Oregon Government
I L Patterson of Eola, candidate for governor, pledges retrenchment and businesslike governance. He calls for abolishing the public service commission, replacing it with an appointive body, and cutting salaries to prewar levels. He supports state budget reform, consolidation of boards, and strict cost controls to ease tax burdens for farmers and taxpayers.
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Public Service Commission
I. L. Patterson
Eola
Repubican
Oregon
Portland
Public Utilities Act
Congress
United States
State Industrial Accident Commission
People of
Incident Boys Will Long Remember on Railway Bridge
Two twelve year old boys trapped on a Wilkes Barre Hazleton line bridge over Tessopeck creek Pa laid between rails as train approached. The engineer signaled them to lie flat, and the train passed over safely. The boys escaped unhurt after a perilous moment.
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Tessopeck Creek
Wilkes-Barre and
Hazleton
Boys and Girls Club work enrollments rise in 1922
State leader H C Seymour reports expected growth over last year as 74 clubs formed previously with 254 completing the work to earn 100 percent status. Members raised 718 purebred animals, with 200 shown at the Pacific International. Club assets total 127 359.08 with a profit of 66 778.55 from costs 60 581.13. Eight counties already have county agents and interest grows as adults seek leadership. Sixty five percent completed last year’s work versus 3 percent ten years ago.
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Pacific International Livestock
Portland
Farm Pointers From O A C Experts
O A C experts discuss fertilizer use for potatoes soil distribution of nutrients seed contact and cultivation practice. They note lamb docking economics and timing for demonstrations in Oregon counties. The extension service warns of winter losses to bees and recommends syrup feeding for honey stores and corn kernel preservation tips.
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Portland
Clackamas
Lane
Linn
Doughynd Benton
Unclear OCR Note on Experimental Station Findings
Fragmentary text references grain quality and ear health, mentioning an experiment station. The readable parts imply notes on grain development and yields but lack coherent facts or context to identify a specific event, person, or date.
Polk County Board Seeks City Property Valuation Parity
The Polk County Board of Equalization, including Judge A. Robinson and Fred J. Holman, faced stubborn assessment disparities across Monmouth Independence and D county cities. They plan a gradual approach to align city property valuations over the coming months, leaving the issue to field staff to complete this year.
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County Equalization Board
A. Robinson
Fred J. Holman
County i Ioumor
Floyd DD. Moore
Monmouth
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Percy L. Crosby
McClurg Newspaper Syndicate
Clancy
Salem DR
Melenthin
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Minne
Ax Enterprise
Severn
A. O
Polk
Palle
Anus
Men’s Union
Merc
Union
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