Sugar Beet Factory Proposal May Spur Local Planting
A company led by La Grande managers plans to study sugar beet culture in the county and may erect a factory near Echo. They seek farmers’ cooperation, propose no bonus, and discuss funding arrangements to support plant development in the sugar beet belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E W. McComas
Echo
Foster Tinatillin
Switzier
Inland
Meseers
FS. Hramwe
Mr. Stoddard
la Grande
Wuppott
Ag&k
Farm beet plant to start after farmers assure sufficient crop
A plan to erect the beet processing facility will proceed promptly once farmers confirm they will raise enough beets to sustain operation. The agreement hinges on achieving the required beet yield to keep the plant running.
Return From San Francisco Securing Mills Trip Ends
Annual crew from the Securing Mills led by James McIntire Sam Drugan Sam Wallace Harry Atkinson H Marx Charles Smith Joe Lanihan and James Conlan left for San Francisco to work in the city scouring mills. After the season the men will return to California mills to resume positions. Congregational meeting set for Wednesday January 57 to note Rev TJ Diven’s three year tenure and resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McIntire
Sam Drugan
Sam Wallace
Harry Atkinson
H. Marx
Charles Smith
Joe Lanihan
James Conlan
San Francisco
Pines
California
TJ Diven
Wild Horse Farm Sold to J Rose of Weston
W J Baker and wife of San Jacinto California have deeded to J Rose of Weston for five dollars a parcel of nine tracts totaling about zero acres situated roughly five miles east of Adams on Wild Horse Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Baker
San Jacinto
California
J. Rose
Weston
Adams
Dungee Faces Fine Over Postal Contract Upgrade
One day to sell and 910000 fine was what co Congressman Dungee paid for using his insistence to get a postal contract accepted. Such doses frequently administered will tend to curb brite taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dungee
Brite
Plan A Greamery Plan to Boost Local Dairy Industry
Plan calls for developing regional dairy interests before a creamery in Payette. Maple brothers propose buying butter fat, shipping to Payette, and building a dairy base to grow cows and milk production. Westbound visitors from Payette discuss market feasibility, costs, and timelines to establish a local creamery contingent on supplier growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maple
W. H. Maple
W. l. Maple
Payette
Athena
Hillsdale
Boise
Maple Leaf Creamere
Maple Brothers
Idaho
W. Il
Maple
Christian Endeavor Meeting Plans Eastern Oregon Welcome
Local committees prepare for the State Christian Endeavor convention to be held in Pendleton in February 1972. The group met at Judge Lowell’s home with plans to offer a warm Eastern Oregon welcome. Officers include General Chairman Hobert J. Diven and Secretary John Wilson with Miss Olive Rigby as Usher and Miss Maud Follett as Decoration chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Lowell Monday
Oregon
Corvallis
Salem
Roseburg
Oregon City
Ashland
Othe Valley
Pendleton
Hobert J. Diven
John Wilson
8. A. Lowell
Blanch Gulliford
Maud Follett
Olive Rigby
Herbert Yates
J. Edwards
Fred Lockley
Diven
Dogs Fined For Street Fight Owners Fined Under Ordinance
Elmer Turner and Walter Hoyd were arrested for disturbing the peace by letting their two dogs fight on Main Street near Neuman's cigar store. Turner paid $2 and Hoyd $1. Judge Pit Gerald warned he would act against repeat offenses. State Forester M. L. Prost of Abington appears in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Turner
Walter Hoyd
Main Street
Neuman
Turner
Pitg Gerald
Marabal
Marshal Carney
Great Care Taken With an Interesting Program for All
The high school invites the community to a listening program on Friday evening in the assembly hall. The show features the school orchestra, recitations by Vera Heathby Ernay and others, two orations, instrumentals by Josephine Cameron Kate Smith Arthur Haker, and readings from Leah the Porkaken Chin Branteld Be Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Echoe
Vera Heathby
Ernay—Swater Cronin
Vincent Easay
Earth Bryson
Josephine Cameron
Clarence Hoeberton
Rita Howland
Willie Aline Boone
Leah the Porkaken
Chin, Branteld
Be Williams
Kmte Smith
Eavay
Arcther Haker
Edgar Forrest
Fret
Hartman
Coming Events in Portland and Nearby Venues
A list of regional gatherings including National Livestock conversion in Portland on January 12 14 and 16 Orecoh State Horticullura anniety in Portland January 12 13 North Pacific Fair wesociation in Portland January 15 16 Walla Walla Poultry show February 2 7 Oregon Christian Endeavor onver sion at Pendleton February 1922 1904 Whitman Orecor debate Burene January 16 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Livestock Convertion
Portland
Orecoh State Horticullura Anniety
North Pacific Fair Wesociation
Walla Walla
Oregon Christian Endeavor
Pendleton
Whitman-Orecor
Laugh a Little Bit Motto From a Quirky Verse
A playful motto urges resilience through humor. It hints that laughter helps face misfortune and endure mockery, recommending steady wit and grit as a shield. The anonymous verse lampoons fortune's fickleness while praising steadiness and cheer as sacred writ.
Hello Girl With a Busy Signal Curiosity
A fragment notes a girl described with a quirky forehead mark and moods. It references contrasts between pleasant behavior and times when she “gave you the busy signal,” implying mixed interactions in a brief, odd vignette.
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Kanen
Verhines
Dindinger
Wilson & Company
Tallman & CO
Wild Horse Farm
F. S. Younger & Son
Geporn
Ney West
Evitins
Umetitin
Ins
M. E. Church
South
Weat Webbattee
Methodist Church
Conklin
Howard
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Mabbachusetts
M. L Prost
Abington
Massa
Clara Mathes
Tennessee
Japan
Pris
Hale
OWL
ST. Joe Store
Thos Wales
Boston
East Oregonian
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