Pendleton Teachers Attend Milton Institute Program
Local teachers hold third county institute at Milton with Pendleton delegates including Superintendent Frank Kowelles and Prof. L. J. Traver. The program features a male quartet, discussions, and recitations, with about two dozen educators represented by name or letter.
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Pendleton
Ayypertirs
Milton
Tt Ia
Athena
Frank Ko Welles
Ascessor
C. P. Burain
L. Jh. Traver
G. J. Hall
A. W. Hott
Chas, Weltenhiller
P. Strain
Harry Huber
Mary Tanke
Termisehorn
Blontell Ritches
Arishimedo
L. J. Traver
F. A. Pennock
W. H. Musselman
Sone
Prink KK. Wellow
Diveinvon
F. W. Bonnty
Poron
Stock conditions in Giant report by inspector
Stock inspector George Irvin visited from Monument and surveyed John Dey valley and Middle Fork country. He reported strong stock, good rooking, early feeding underway, ample hay and dry weather aiding feed, with little disease and clean ranges. Irvin predicted unusually good grass prospects and near normal overstocking last season.
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George Irvin
Monument
Dayville
John Dey Valley
Middle Fork
Tevin
Mer Invin
Irvin
Fragmentary note on livestock and land use prospects
The text discusses new land openings and favorable weather aiding early activity. It notes cattle and sheep markets as improving, with grazing and pasture prospects seen as better than in previous years. It mentions land freeing and potential for a good start before trampling, with prices hinted as high but sheep and horses less favored than cattle.
Ancient irrigation marvel 2000 years before Christ
Ancient records recount an Egyptian reservoir built 2000 years before Christ to hold Nile floodwater and irrigate the lower valley. Herodotus praised it as more grand than the pyramids, with a vast artificial lake connected by a wide canal, proof of early engineering prowess.
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Eyyition
Herodotus
Egypt
Nile
An- Wuullve
Pleld & Parm
Cheops
Nie
Ely
Wo Nein
Amenemhnu Wb
Electric railway project eyed for sixty five mile line
A large Heppner meeting advanced the Eight Mile electric railway from Hardman to Blalock Island. About 100 attendees filled Attorney Woodson's office as officers and a board of directors were elected led by C. E. Jones as chairman and C. E. Wooden as secretary. Directors include Co. B. Jones and Jacob Adams among others. The line spans roughly 65 miles from south of Hardman to Blalock on the Columbia River, with right of way secured and costs borne by local ranchers reflecting strong regional support.
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Morrow
Heppner
Hardman
Blalock Island
Woodson
Handy
Eight Mile
Gooseberry
C. E. Jones
C. E. Woodeun
Co. B. Jones
Bleht Mile
Jacob Adama
C.J. Anderson
Gonoreberry
Will Toby
Alex
W. J. Martner
Khulock
Hie
Blalock
Columbiaiver
California Prune Wafers Promote Natural Digestion
Excessive medicine is condemned and natural remedies urged. The text promotes California Prune Wafers and California Prune Waters as gentle, dissolving aids to digestion, liver function, and bowel movement, claiming they cure indigestion biliousness constipation and related ailments with natural laxative action. It advertises 100 wafers for 26 cents.
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California
Nature
California Fig Syrup Co
Flooded Inland Sea Threatens California Irrigation
Report from Denver via Willy George Emerson details a growing inland sea in California that stretches about 60 miles long and 20 wide, rising at an inch per day. The Salton Sea floods irrigation districts, sink the value of canals and mills, and may force irrigation firms to suspend operations as immense losses loom.
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Biz
Ruther
California
Salton Sea
Berigneton
Denver Post
Danover
Willy George Emerson
Iain Aftieles
Brown
Sulionsea
Tae Heen
Ji Irrigation Enterprises
Pendleton Meets Colfax in Likely Last High School Game
BASKETBALL AT COLPAN TODAY. Pendleton and Colfax clash as two high school boys and girls teams test skill with chaperoned players. Officials include Coach Glenn Goodman and Coach Hoffman. The program includes Wednesday talks at the Church of the Redeemer and local endorsements during Lent.
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Pendleton
Glenn Goodman
Stricklin
Penland
Sturte
Turner
Ruppe
A. Means
Hoffman
Wil
For Sale One registered short horn bull and milch cows
A sale notice lists one registered short horn bull about one month old and several milch cows for bargain in the next two weeks. The ad is signed by JACK M'CARTHY of Pendleton Oro and James W. Alexander, noted former president of the Equitable Life Association, who recently underwent an operation on February 22 and is recovering partially.
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Jack M'Carthy
Pendleton
Oro
James W. Alexander
Equitable Life Association
Jo Dangerously Fit
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F. B. Pennock
Edith Perry
Mae Littleton
Jesse Willams
Lizzie Hamer
Glyace V. Ray
Jnamen Horton
Helen Chirk
T. L. Childers
Mane Walker
Amy Shumway
Harry Huhon
GA. Dilton
Maude Cochran
Ada Werner
Flora Jones
Cora MccCully
FLW
Beatty
W. 5
Mayberry
Verna Vannander
W. Hy Mussellman
Che’ LeCorny
Linora Turney
Eula Vien Vranken
GIANT
Prom
Prune Wafers
Tallman & CO
Main Stret
Colpan
Church of the Redeemer
A. Lowell
W. BR. Blue
James A. Fee
G. W. Phelps
G. W. Cole
T. C
Taylor
EB. Co. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
United States
Roosevelt
Tom Walker
Jehu
Benjamin Franklin
Frank A. Munsey
Fifth Ave
New York
the Fair Store
Low
Court Street
Clarke's Hardware Store
East Oregonian
Oregon
G. L. Bradley
Garfield County
Wash
Johnson Street
Weber
Corner Court
Thompson Streets
Pendleton, Ore
Bradley
W. W. Bradley
E. Court
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