Archbishops and bishops salaries and real estate sale noted
The article lists ecclesiastical salaries from 75 1000 to 20 000 per year, Columbia College real estate sale for 10 000, and various notes including weather bureau forecasts accuracy, immigration figures, international salmon efforts, an alumin flux solder invention, a veterans society, and a postwar era political remark. Hotel arrivals and a reader testimonial for Electric Bitters conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Columbia College
Bwlen
Willie Moore
Te Unite States Weather Bureau
Commissioner of Immigration
Maniba
United States
Hay Ie
Canada
Franer River
British Columbia
Miller, Tiffin
New York
Veterans’ Miliary Society of Survivors
Isle
Hiram Crowle
Sackett’s Harbor
Grover Cleveland
Judge Parker
Northwest News Tax levy and offenses across the region
The Northwest News reports a 104 tax levy around 5 mills for Cintsop county and announcements of local crime penalties. Ex-convict Harry E. Allen receives a two year sentence for forgery in Salem. The Japanese consul in Portland spoke to the YMC A on Russo Japanese affairs. Meat contracts at Oregon penitentiary rise to 7.95 per 100 pounds with higher costs than six months ago. Portland moves to crack down on slot machines. Comique theater in Spokane is closed for safety and rebuilt. The state land board to study brush planting on burned southern Washington mountains and Clatop county eyes state foreclosed land for a year farm. A third trial over a 2600 gambling debt proceeds in Butte, Montana, though principals are dead. A Tyler Washington boy, Hay Corley, shot dead. body left to imply self-inflicted death. After theater probes, Portland theaters post large signs and lights for exit visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cintsop County
Harry E. Allen
Salem
Portland
Oregon Penitentiary
Comique
Spokane
Washington State Land Board
Washington
Clateop County
GSR
State Land Board
Hutte
Mont
Supreme Court
Hay Corley
Tyler
Wash
Scottish Rite Convention Portland Rates and Travel Plans
Portland hosts the Scottish Rite Convention January 14 and 15 with a special fare rate of one and one third for certificates from all points east of Portland, contingent on 60 or more paying shareholders attending. Also mentions domestic troubles, Dr King’s New Life Pills, Olympia Beer at Tallman & Co., hygiene toys for babies, and house cleaning tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Endeavor Meeting in Oregon Negotiate Statewide February 1922
State Endeavor Society holds a multi day convention in this city February 1922 with delegates from across Oregon. Prominent men and women attend as speakers, devotional sessions and committees are announced, and a three word motto drives the program organizing, vitalizing, and advancing church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Endeavor Society
Christ In Endeavor Society of
Oregon
AllaTe
Pr. Clark
BR Divon
T. J. Halley
A. A. Winter
Dallas
Dle
State
Imnion
DY Johnyoo Rost
Firat Baptist Ecurch
Segre
C Ot Hard
Salon
Row
AL J Montgomery
Puritanston Eeitione
Wiilon
Penneton
Dhnives
A. H. Birkholls
Portland
Washington
S . L. Penrose
Whitman College
T Hurd
Albyn Esaon
Jantor Rodnes
Avenine Christian Church of Portland
Het JH. Tharton
Firat Presbyterian Church of Union
Christian Endeavor
FW. Cliffe
Me EC
Bronaugh
Town, m
E. L. House
First Congregations Church of Portland
Austin Rice
Walls Walla
The American Desert Development in Arizona Territory
The 1903 secretary of agriculture report notes irrigation potential across Arizona Territory. Salt River valley could reach 125000 acres. Tonto reservoir could raise to 200000 acres. Gila valley has 60000 irrigated and 100000 barren acres. Santa Cruz valley shows 10000 irrigated. Totals indicate only about 250000 acres irrigated now with storage reservoirs urged. land under private ownership about 6200? to 62000. Fruit, grain and vegetables grown widely, with diverse climates from north to tropical regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Territory
Secretary of Agriculture
T Ite
Salt River Valley
Tonto
Gila Valley
Colorado River
Yume
Santa Cruz Valley
Cam
Unclear historical notice on crop work and topography
Fragmentary OCR cites crops like wheat barley sorghum alfalfa beets and fruits and mentions topographic work and annual area surveys. Details are garbled with names and terms that obscure specific events or entities.
Timber destruction spurs forest planting for railways future
Historical note recalls railways delaying tree planting while urging proactive forestry. It cites the United States Forest Service, major rail firms and expeditions aimed at rapid reforestation, noting vast potential losses and future costs if trees are not grown alongside tracks and rights of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenn Bi Railroad Company
United Staxton Tarant of
Sity
Hardtner
Wacun
Che Voibwaye
Fragmentary Historical Slur and Public Notice Fragments
The text contains old origin myths and references to ancient Rome plus a tobacco or herbal remedy advertisement. It also notes a general conference of Lake Seamen representatives in Chicago with proposed constitutional revisions and changes to the seamen's agreement with vessel owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inn
Lake
Tn Weamlopy Tony
Thie City
Tevel
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Baer
Daley
Main Street
General News
Pendleton
Conkiln
W. P. Allen
City
W. OH. Garrett
H .& Duper
J. M. Jean
Burke
Mize J. Gooon
Leadville
Beasley
St. Louis
J . Nolley
Thomas Buford
Louis
Evangeline Parker
Leidee Spaulting
Hunter
Jones
H. W. Cameroun
F. A
Rogers
Rinker
Coyote
Kigeckner
W. C. Swaah
Greenhorn
Op Allen
Grombhorn
Hatel Bickers
TW. McCain
William Potts
P Richards
W. J. Clashe
George Jackson
Seattle
C. W. Belamy
Burlington
Price
Mets
Northwest News
E. T. Wade & Son FO
Olympia Beer
Anton Nolte
Rous
Cance
Hs Bowen
Talis
Swift Specific Co
Endeavor Meeting
Rome
Lote
Sir
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Orie
F. W. Schmidt
Walter's Flouring Mills
Canty & Jones
Bain
Umatilla
Pendleton Boquet
Poe dl
J. L. Vaughn
West Court Street
Matthook Ridg
Grays’ Harbor Com. Co. Opp. W. & C. R. Depot
Saat
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