Ten Rules for Planting Windbreaks in Plains Regions
Washington July 18 Special The forest service issues ten commandments for windbreaks to guide farmers in plains regions. They cover placement at right angles to winds, dedicating one eighth to one fifth of the land to timber, selecting suitable species, using rapid growers with slower underplants, combining deciduous and evergreen trees for year round protection, proper spacing, thickening from the windward side, thorough cultivation while young, preventing excessive grazing, and cautious thinning of woodlots.
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Washington
Forest Service
Plains
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Timber tract management guidance and windbreak planning
The text discusses improving timber tracts through use and clearing to leave land in better condition. It notes that exhibits will indicate proper windbreak locations, suitable planting species, and the directions of harmful prevailing winds in various regions.
Bids Set for New Building at Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis Ore July 18 bids will be opened and contracts let for a home economics building and a men's gymnasium at the Oregon Agricultural College board meeting in Corvallis Saturday July 19 The session marks the first official visit of Supt J A Churchill to the college.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Board of Resents
Supt
J. A. Churchill
Pried Chicken Ends Hunger Strike by Prison Warden
Elizabeth New Jersey July 18 The warden Charles W Dedil at the county jail disrupted a hunger strike by William Turner a Black prisoner by presenting fried chicken and watermelon after 48 hours without food The strike ended after a single whiff of the meal reflecting a coercive tactic and raising questions about prison control and suffragette influence.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Charles W Dedil
William Turner
Dodd
For Sale At Oregon Feed Yard Idaho Mules and Horses
One car of extra good Idaho mules and horses just arrived at the Oregon Feed Yard. Auction or sale details not provided in the snippet.
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Oregon
Idaho
Men and Women Sympathy Compared in Expression
A reflection notes that men and women are equally sympathetic, but men lack the knack for showing it, suggesting social behavior differences in emotional expression.
Pendleton News In Brief Of Local Building And Business
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports G 1 Labow obtained a permit to build a one story bungalow on west Court street with an estimated cost of 150000. William Hanscom displays a lens grinding machine in his jewelry shop window. Eric Johnson sues Lee Thorn for 400 plus interest and 56 attorney fees, with B Perry as attorney. Dr. E J Stewart football coach at Oregon Agricultural College visited the city with Leslie Finch, who will work in Corvallis and enter the college in fall. Gelling Stationary ready as Gillette prepares steam engine and separators for harvest opening. crew to thresh grain soon.
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G 1 Labow
West Court Street
Eric Johnson
Tenvis Lee Thorn
B. Perry
E. J Stewart
Oregon Agricultural College
Leslie Finch
Corvallis
Gelling Stationary
Gillette
Teave
Largest Pension Yet Shunted Under Widow's Pension Law
Judge Maloney ordered the largest pension yet for Ida Stewart of Albee mother of seven. The oldest child is 14 and she will receive 55 dollars monthly. T. S. Mann, Oregon Manufacturer's Association president, will arrive tomorrow to meet local manufacturers. Mayor W. F. Matlock fell ill on West Court Street yesterday but recovered and was seen about today.
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Maloney
Ida Stewart
Albee
T. S. Mann
Oregon Manufacturer's Association
Tallman
Commercial Club
W. F. Matlock
West Court Street
Oregon Motor Garage
Pendleton Buys Buckaroo Infielder Donald Rader
Vice-president R. W. Ritner of Pendleton received a $750 check from C. A. Comiskey president of the Chicago American league club. The sum is the consideration for the purchase of Donald Rader the Buckaroo infielder. Rader receives $250 and will finish the week with Pendleton before joining the White Sox.
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R. W. Ritner
Pendleton Ball Club
C. A. Comiskey
Oncheck
Donald Rader
Buckaroo
Rader
Pendleton
White Sox
Property Transfers in Pendleton and Weston
Miss Sarah Cunningham of Pasco sells lot II block 18 Arnold and Raley addition Pendleton to Joseph and Elizabeth Fiedler for 900. E T Wade and wife sell lot 7 block 3 Raley addition to T D Matthews for 215 on Logan and Mark. J M Klein and wife of La Grande sell to J F Snider Weston for 150, lot ? block 3 original Weston town.
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Sarah Cunnigham
Pasco
Joseph and
Elizabeth Fiedler
Arnold
Raley
Pendleton
Cosbie Street
Court
Alta
E. T. Wade
T. D. Matthews
Logan and
Mark Street
J. M. Klein
la Grande
JF. Snider
Weston
Kids Play on R. R. Track Near Byers Mill
Agent T F O'Brien warns of danger as children persist in playing in a sand pile by the railroad track to Byers mill. He asks police help and proposes a benevolent fix. Judge FitzGerald jokes a sand dump for the children's yard to keep them safe.
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R. R
T F. O'Brien
Byers Mill
Thomas FitzGerald
Luck and Luck Defeated in Pendleton Horse Race
John Luck proprietor of the O. K Feelgarn loses a three hundred yard race on the reservation near John Crow place to a sorrel horse owned by a passing transient. A large Pendleton crowd witnessed the event and substantial wagers were placed on the outcome.
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John Luck
O. K Feelgarn
John Crow Place
Pendleton
String
Party for Colored People Honors Mrs Mary Wilson
The colored people of Pendleton surprised Mrs Mary Wilson on her departure eve at her parents home on Railroad street. Guests included local residents and friends from Baker and Walla Walla, with singing and dancing marking the farewell before she joins her husband in Tacoma.
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Mary Wilson
Tacoma
Pendleton
J. Williams
Railroad Street
CC. Teal
A. Wright
D. Reilley
J. Evans
Henry Hobson
Corrs Talk Worried the Clarence Cowled Batter
A muddled morning game on Memorial Day in Chicago saw Tyrup Cobb have little impact as no one on the team got a base hit or scored four runs while the batter faced by Corrs worried the Clarence crew.
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Clarence
Young
Tle
Tyrup Cobb
Chicago
Cobb Teases rookie Clarence Smith as Detroit expert
Cobb humiliated first time starter Clarence Smith in his second inning tease through repeated jibes about his name and background. Smith unraveled as Cobb walked, taunting him until Smith faced three balls and two strikes, allowing Veach to hit and Cobb to reach third before Smith was pulled.
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Detroit
Cobb
Clarence Smith
Clarence
Wellesley
Vassar
Empire
Smith
Reginald
Fiildebrand
Schalk
Veach
Smithy
John Collins
Concert Tonight Open Air on Main Street
Director Haines announces an open air concert on Main Street between Webb and Railroad. The program includes March Two Step Better manners Flower Song American Patrol Vocal solo To Have to Hold to Love Waltz for Love selections Prince of Persia and Dance of Peace Star Spangled Banner. Danish Reform Bill Promised in Copenhagen as new premier speaks in parliament about constitutional reforms.
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Haines
Main Street
Webb
Railroad
Alors Fischer
Otaigos
Ernestine Didier
Charlie
Batlow
Copenhagen
Denmark
M_ Scavenus
Charge Against Senator in Senate Debate Over Briganes Salary
July 18. During a senate debate on the Briganes salary resolution, Senator Bristow openly charged Senator Ashurst of Arizona with using money to pay his private telegraph tolls.
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Washington
Senate
Bristow
Ashurst
Arizona
Police Arrest 17 Women After Mob Attack
Patrolman Larry Evans was stabbed in the wrist by Dr Equi during an arrest at the police station as deputies charged a mob of 17 women. Evans had the wound cauterized. authorities warned of threats to develop a deadly virus.
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Larry Evans
Dr. Equi
Equi
Evans
Commission Charter To Be Drafted At City Hall Meeting
A city hall gathering last evening drew many women as part of a movement to draft a commission charter. Judge S A Lowell chaired after J V Tallman opened the session, with James Johns Jr as secretary. A 15 member committee was named to draft the plan and charter.
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Beb Aldrich
Judge appoints 15-member committee to lead city change
The judge announced today his selections of a 15 member committee with himself as chairman and the motion creating a 16 member committee adopted. Col Raley and Judge Lowell spoke on commission rule and street name changes, with debate on a possible special election without delaying the commission government movement.
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Commission
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