Last Rites for Prince Joachim Draw Large Imperial Hold
July 21 report notes hundreds of former German rulers attending the funeral of Prince Joachim with Generals Hindenburg and Landerndorf among the mourners. A separate item describes a drive led by W H H Talley and A W Kasten of Walla Walla to feed 2000 cattle by gathering head from stricken regions in Dolicias county and the Okanogan district for wintering, estimating 3000 cattle could be wintered on pasture and straw locally.
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Prince Joachim
Tose
Hindenburg
Ladendorff
W. H H. Talley
A. W. Kasten
Walla
Dolecias
Okanogan
Walla Walla County
Solid Comfort Poem Verse From East Oregonian
A lyric fragment by Frank JL Stanton evokes summer sounds and lingering grief under pines with honeysuckle vines and a mockingbird song as the poem contrasts comfort with sorrow.
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Frank JL
Stanton
East Oregonian Pub
Notice of Street Improvement in Pendleton Oregon
Pendleton City Council on July 7 1920 adopted a resolution to improve Garfield Street from Jackson to Martin with gravel bitulithic concrete or Warrenite pavement on crushed rock. An assessment district No 63 created to apportion costs among benefited parcels. Plans estimates total cost 14334 05 and are on file for public inspection.
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Crommon Council
Pendleton
Oregon
City of
Common Council
City of Pendicton
Garfield Street
Jackson Street
Martin Street
B. Hays
Recorder of
Eaid City
F. B. Hayes
Lot 6
Block 3
Avermere
Fort
City Recorder
East Oregonian
Commion Council
Pendidos
Thos. Fitzgerald
Gity Recorder
Cox A War Governor Valorized In Political Discourse
The piece defends Governor Cox as a strong wartime leader who supported fighting Germany and backs a League of Nations to prevent future global conflicts. It contrasts Cox with his opponent, criticizing pacifist and antiwar stances and condemning the Harding bloc for backing a separate peace that could abandon allies.
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Cox
America
Dayton News
Germany
League of Nations
Kaiser
Senate
Berlin
Harding
Sam
World Fire Department
Forest service report warns of pulp and paper shortage
A Senate report from the U S Department of Agriculture notes serious forest depletion in the Northeast and Lake states due to pulp and paper growth. It cites reliance on spruce hemlock balsam and poplar for 84 percent of 1917 newsprint and points to Alaska Tongass as a potential new source, while urging reforestation to ensure future supply.
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Lake States
Senate
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
New England
Alaska
Tongass
Hiram Johnson Says Delegates Betrayed the People
Senator Hiram W. Johnson denounces delegates who violated the people’s trust in the preferential primary. He calls them traitors, dishonorable, and unfit to influence republican rights, urging protection of voters’ rights against future betrayals. He notes some were bought by coin or promises and warns they must be shunned.
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Benedict Arnold
Hiram W. Johnson
Notice of Bond Interest Payment and Redemption City Pendleton
Notice states payment of Gry of Priile ten Improvensem Bonds KH No 3 Series Q due August 1 1930. Interest ceases August 1 1930. Dated July 1 1930. Moorhouse Treasurer City Pendleton by H W Dickson Deputy.
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Regen
Pend
Moorhouse
Trensaser
City of Pendictom
H. W. Dickson
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Pendle
Ana
Noreen
Mockingbird
Hiram
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ziwig
The
Wks Aad
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