Oregon Agricultural College enrollment tops six hundred
Corvallis Times reports the Oregon Agricultural College now has 644 students, surpassing last year’s high by 104. Enrollment is expected to near 700 this year ending June 12, with 40 in graduate work and large numbers across freshman to senior classes. Grillo expected to direct association affairs for another year amid no anticipated radical legislation at the meeting.
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Cane Growers Open Third Annual Interstate Sugar Cane Meet
Delegates from cane-growing states gather in Montgomery Alabama for the third annual conven tion of the Interstate Sugar Cane Growers association. Captain B G Purse of Savannah calls the session to order at 10 am. The opening program focuses on organization and routine business with future talks by leading cane growers on sugar manufacture and marketing issues.
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Sugar Cane Growers’ Association
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Texas Bankers in Session in Ninth Annual Meeting
The fourth district members of the Texas Bankers association gathered for their ninth annual meeting in Texas. They discussed numerous topics of concern to the banking business, focusing on regulation, finance, and growth prospects for the Texan economy.
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Texas Bankers Association
Multiple Meetings and Notices Across States
A string of proceedings and summaries from diverse groups details district association gathering remarks on banking legislation labor questions and cotton warehousing, the Ohio conference of the Reformed Mormon church planning protests against Reed Smoot, Baptist leaders debating a national triennial convention, and a Lee memorial dinner in New York with Southern speakers and dance after.
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Ohio
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New York
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America
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Robert FE. Lee
Waldorf- Astoria
Astor Gallery
American Association Meat Report Changes in Hassatt Press
Persistent rumors swirl around the American Baseball Association leadership. Thomas J. Hickey, former head, is cited as a prospective candidate for president, but Mr. Fickey has declined. The outcome remains uncertain as the selection process proceeds.
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Fickey
Trial of Another Cruiser Maryland to Run Speed Trial
Washington January 25 The armored cruiser Maryland to conduct her official speed test over the Cape Ann course today. Naval officers watch with interest as the ship aims to surpass the record speed of 22 knots per hour, part of her wartime shipbuilding class.
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Cape Ann
An Itle
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Galle
Unclear Preposition Sparks Whipping Post Debate
The Brooklyn Eagle notes that the phrase to we emablish the whipping post causes discomfort among men named Fret Witchesten and their wives, highlighting social tensions in a oddly phrased critique.
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Stock Inspection Bill Aims to Inspect Livestock Before Shipment
A proposed Oregon bill urged by Representative Sitz would require stock inspectors in each county to examine horses cattle and related animals before removal from the state. Inspectors would record brands ear marks owner names inspection dates and destinations and issue duplicate certificates to shippers with penalties for violations. The measure seeks to curb stock theft and disease spread and outlines duties payments and enforcement.
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Harney County
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Harvey Counts
Oregon
Peron
Raliromi
Pendleton Academy To Hold Prayer Day Exercises
Pendleton Academy will hold appropriate exercises tomorrow at 1 20 PM in the chapel in honor of the day of prayer set by the Presbyterian general assembly and observed by other denominations. The program includes musical and religious services with talks by Rev Henry Dizon Jones Rev T Ro Egerton and Rev W H Van Nuys. In the evening from 8 to 10 PM teachers will host a reception for students and alumni. All alumni are invited.
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Episcopal Church
T. Ro Egerton
Congregatiom
W. H. van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
Heavy Rain Hits Palouse Area With Flooding Threat
A powerful storm dumped heavy rain across the Palouse region on Jan 85, flooding streams and canyon sides. Water surged through valleys as fronts ended ground erosion and ground moisture rose, with rain continuing into the afternoon and affecting communities around Colfax and nearby towns.
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Colfax
Woah
Ana
Record of Sheep Yard Traffic at Largest Center
Reports from John H. Davis, superintendent, show that from June 15 to December 1904, 2,900,000 sheep were handled at Greatest Sheep Center, Laramie. This marks a record for the world’s largest stockyards in that period, exceeding the prior year by about 10,000 head.
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Wyo
John H. Davis
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