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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1919

Page

10

Agricultural Bill Passed by Senate with Veto Rift

The agricultural appropriation bill totaling 914000000 passed the Senate yesterday after President Wilson vetoed the rider repeal of daylight saving. No effort to restore the rider was made. A minor committee amendment relieves Western drought sufferers by suspending homestead residence requirements. Western senators pressed for swift funding for forestry and agricultural activities while some unrelated notes appear, including stray anecdotal remarks.

Washington Wilson Menate House Toomorrow I de Conde Department of Mericulture Aonato Ducuslon Forestry Service

Fires Burn 400 Acres Of Wheat In Pendleton Area

A grain fire swept across about 400 acres of wheat near Totuilin, south of Pendleton, causing extensive losses. McComan’s field suffered roughly $17,594 in damage, Burke’s about $9,000, with much grain destroyed or damaged and stockpiled grain burned. Fire Helpers from Pendleton and local crews fought the flames as wind drove the plume skyward and the blaze spread through stubble and ripened grain.

Danny Bo i W. McConiuai Rome Erin Ramake Hinter Povey Riek Pacific Fie Staton Rotm Liem Elmer Crows Turke Odoin Vimatitin Pendleton Mr. McCome Aldeo

Plenty of Gasoline in Stock Across Local Stations

Local reports indicate ample gasoline is available today with no shortage in supply. Stations and depots say distillate on hand maintains orders, despite earlier fears. banks report 19,000 gallons of gasoline held locally.

Etandard Oloe Alow Athena

Inedible Cooking Review Describes Tin Pan Soup Issue

An excerpt describes a failed cooking attempt using a tin pan of about six inches in diameter placed in a pot with a hole in the center to keep from burning. The wording notes a strange improvisation in the stew preparation.

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Latin American charm fuels Washington wedding talk

Senorita Fachaurro, famed for her Latin flair, has drawn popularity in Washington. Reports say she will marry Carlos Uribe, brother-in-law of Colombia's Minister Ureta, tying a noted international alliance.

Senorita Fachaurro Washington Chile Carlos Uribe Colombia Ureta

Fire Damages 90 Acres of Standing Grain on Ranch Near Milton

ALLETON July 24 Ninety acres of standing grain on the Vanderhive ranch east of Milton were burned yesterday afternoon. A threshing machine fire is believed to have started the blaze. The fire was discovered by C Cookhur who notified Milton Fire Department. About 85 firefighters arrived and saved the neighboring wheat, nearly ready for harvest. One man was injured. The fire was contained to the 90 acres, with losses estimated to be near 26 dollars per acre.

Milton Alleton Vanderhiwe Ros Runoh Tarillo Mileton Ofelock Erin Acre

Oregon Governor Rejects Paid Special Session for Ratification

Salem reports Governor Olcott opposed a paid special session to ratify the national women suffrage amendment. He warned a day’s expense could reach 95,000 and said he would consider calling a session only if lawmakers attended at their own expense. Olcott previously telegraphed Mrs Catt declining the move.

Salem National Women's Suffrage Munctanion Olcott Oregon Mateinal Watfrage St Mpochil Curtle Chapman Catt

Intersections Free From Accident Amendment Passed

A proposed amendment to the city traffic ordinance to ban overtaking at street intersections was unanimously approved. City Attorney James A. Foe will draft the amendment for the next meeting. Accidents and near misses prompted the action. Bid discussions for city hall coal were held, with Smythe Loner gan Co at 10.25 per ton for two carloads and Ben Le Burrowshe at 19.20 per ton for 180 tons. The street committee can decide tonnage for award. A curb and paving petition for Matlock street from Ruley to Jackson street was presented by A. T. Perkins and others. The meeting adjourned after about 15 minutes in the absence of Mayor J. Li Vinsham, with Henry J. Taylor presiding.

Orielliain Mandel Friedly Mirenjeanor Soundlmen Pre Bent Cte James A. Foe Pride Smythe Lonergan Co Rock Spring Ben le Burrowshe Ehingen House Matlock Street Ruley Jackson Street A. T. Perkins J. Li Vinsham Heary J. Taylor

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