Irrigation Ditch Near Echo Breaks, Repairs Delayed
East Oregonian reports a break in the Western Land and Irrigation Company ditch on the High Kinbotham farm west of Echo. Initial estimates place the repair to take several days as crews assess the damage. Local activity includes athletic organization at Echo and various residents traveling to Pendleton and Portland.
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EHO
Irri+ Katton Company
High Kinbotham
Boho
HL McCormack
Portland
McCormack
N. Patterson
Pendleton
Hohe Wednemby
Eh Wood
Echo
H. W. Drew
Red W. Andrews
Eeho Tucelay
Kidwell & Caswell Commision Company of
Andrews
Sloan Thompson
Guekia
Ena Thompson
Leo Gholkon
Kidwell & Caswell Commisatin Company of
Fryrear
Jay DeFoo
Bend Oregon
Fred Scherer
Mira Fryrear
Scherer
H.W. Drew
Hela
BR Stanfield
Jack
Maxing Stanfield
H. McCarty
Port Insl
Cook
Seattle
J.P. Lowthian
Lethemn
R Hoover urged for forward looking treaty platform
R Hoover says he will accept the Republican nomination if the party adopts a forward looking platform on the treaty. He attacks Lodge reservations as reactionary and damaging, urging ratification without destructive changes and warning against Hoover aligning with those who killed the pact. The speech frames the League of Nations issue as central to the election and calls for repudiating Lodgeism at the polls.
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R. Hoover
California
Senate
Johnson and Borah
Sen i
League
League of Nations
Hoover
United States
Germany
France
Belgium
America
Oregon education funding vs student growth in 1920
A 1920 Oregon overview shows millage funding for the State University and Agricultural College rose only modestly since 1913 while student enrollment surged. The University rose 152 percent from 691 to 1745 students. the Agricultural College up 148 percent from 1364 to 3378. Total full time students exceed 5100 in residence and about 10,000 in related work, yet living costs halved purchasing power.
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INCE
Oregon
State University
Agricultural College
University
Normal
Danderine Product Ad copy Fragments
A fragmented OCR note mentions Danderine hair product with phrases about new life vigor color and shine. The text is garbled with incomplete lines and stray quotes. No clear event or identifiable people or organizations are present beyond the product name.
26 Years Ago: Local Notes From Alba And Umatilla
From the East Oregonian April 1 1997 a notice mentions A Quantie from Alba Ed Money building a cottage for G A Hartman on McKay Creek lambing progress in Vovatillia County and favorable conditions. Dean returned from Salon after Supreme Court attendance. J Parnhert aided defense for Umatilla Irrigation Company case Antone Ver the well known Greek sheepowner was in city. Ottawa mayor salary raised to 6000.
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Dean
Salon
Supreme Court
Yea
Umatilla Irrigation Company
wa J_ Parnhert
Antone Ver
Butjler
Coffee consumption climbs after Prohibition Week kickoff
New York April 1. Coffee in the United States rose 264 percent since national dry laws began. A committee statement for National Coffee Week reports an average annual consumption of 12 1 2 pounds per person, about a cup daily, across the nation. Financing details note cotton dealer groups involved in the event.
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New York
United States
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Moses
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East Oregonian
Vovatillia
Ottawa
Hall
Umatilla
Garden Street
Idry America
New Lexington
Dodge
Reo
Wallace
Studebaker Dealers
Johnson Street
Pacific Power & Light Co
E. Court
Cottonwood
Audit Bureau of Circulations
A. B.C
Bureau
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