Balance in Oregon guard funds tied to loose bookkeeping
Colonel McDonnell of the Third Regiment Oregon National Guard says the accounts show only a bookkeeping issue with a $400 balance at quarter end June. Colonel Jackson will audit the state fund while McDonnell finishes the regimental fund review. no shortage found yet, with resignation rumors about Colonel McDowell and questions about General Finzer’s oversight.
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McDonell
Portland
Charles Eb, McDonell
Oregon National Guard
Frnzer
Camp Perry
Ohio
Jackson
McDowell
Colonel McDonell
MccNowall
Finger
Finzer
National Guard
McDonnell
General Finger
McDonalllias
Baker
Poorman
Woodburn
Baker City
la Grande
Pendleton
The
Dalles
Irrigation Water Savings Emphasized at Spokane Congress
Dr. A C True, director of the office of experiment stations, spoke at the National Irrigation Congress in Spokane and outlined irrigation investigations. He described bulletin series for settlers, water use efficiency, seepage and evaporation reduction, and methods to expand arid-region agriculture while maintaining crop yields. He noted progress in Willamette Valley studies and that most arid states have irrigation codes, with ongoing law reviews.
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True
National Irrigation Congress
Spokane
Spokane, Wash
A. C. True
Office of Experiment Stations
Department of Agriculture
Irrigation Congress
Congress
Thease
Wulletine
Che
Wella
Willamette
Washington
Oregon
California
Willamette Valley
Department
Martin Must Go to Penitentiary
Salem reads that Edward Hugh Martin is found guilty by the Oregon Supreme Court of manslaughter in the murder of Nathan Wolff, a Portland pawn broker. He is sentenced to 15 years in the penitentiary. The opinion by Justice Slater notes the fixation of responsibility, the trial focus on manslaughter, and the sufficiency of the information for the charge.
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Salem
Ore
Eilward Hugh Martin
Supreme Court
Slater
Martin
Nathan Wolff
Portland
Wolff
Justice Slater
Nappen
Archbishop Farley Returns From Abroad
Archibishop John M. Farley sailed for home from England and Ireland after attending the Golden Jubilee of the American College at Rome. He is the first to return among seventy two American clergy who joined the jubilee, with several dignitaries still abroad awaiting departures to America in coming weeks.
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London
John M. Farley
England
Ireland
American College
Rome
America
John F. Kearney
New York
Francis H. Wall
Falconio
Washington
Charles BE. McDonnell
Brooklyn
Hoban
Scrinton
Kelly
Savannah
Owen 3. Corrigan
Baltimore
M. J. Burke
St. Joseph
William G. Murphy
Church of the Immaculate Conception
John J. Barrett
William Maher
South Norwalk
Con
Road petitioned from McKay post to Meacham steep as roof
McKay Oregon Aug 14 Special Correspondence John Barker, eight miles from Meacham, urged a road from McKay post to Meacham, noting the present grade is extremely steep. Past petitions failed due to hay farmers around Meacham resisting for price reasons. Hay on McKay Creek runs about $9 per ton. a better route could undercut high prices. Local repairs proceed at Wynn dwelling. cattle shipped to Pendleton. Wynn and others visit Seattle exposition. Fred Haw also visits Pendleton. G A R Joe.
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McKay
Ore
John Barker
Meacham
McKay Creek
McKay Post Office
H. Stark
Iton
Mecky Creek
Meachim
Shy Telts
John Wynn
Aaron
Chas
Teane
Pendleton
Seattle
Household Remedies Endure Across Generations
For 30 years, Lydian E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been used by mothers to treat female illnesses, drawing on remedies from grandmothers. The product, made from roots and herbs, is presented as a trusted household medicine with a long proven track record and strong demand nationwide.
Ad Club Boosters Banquet in St Joseph Tonight
The St Joseph Advertising Club hosts a boosters dinner at the Auditorium on August 18 with speakers Gov W R Stubbs of Kansas Gov C N Haskell of Oklahoma Will Maupin of Omaha and other western leaders. One thousand diners expected at the feast.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Boosters
St. Joseph
Southern Tree Men Open Eleventh Nurserymen Meeting
Tree growers from Dixie gathered in Huntsville Alabama for the opening of the eleventh annual meeting of the Southern Nurserymen association on August 18.
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Southern
Huntaville
Ala
Dixie
Hunteville
Southern Nurserymen's Association
Davenport to harvest over a million bushels of grain
Davenport Washington expects harvest of more than 1 000 000 bushels of grain this season with wheat averaging 26 bushels per acre and barley yielding 45 to 60 bushels. Farmers hold grain for higher prices amid smut and wet weather in the Midwest. Bluestem wheat priced at 30 cents and club at 78 cents. harvest hands in demand and skilled labor scarce. Also notice for rent of unfurnished room in East Oregonian building.
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Davenport
Wash
Middle West
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