Weston Normal praised by visiting committee after inspection
H J Maier and colleagues B Hofer and R Bragg visited Weston Normal School in Eastern Oregon. They praised the location climate and grounds while noting need to enlarge the girls dormitory to relieve congestion. President French impressed the visitors during the tour and inspection.
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Weston Normal School
H. J. Muler
Meesrs
B. Hofer
KR. R. Bragg
Weston
Eastern
Oregon Normal
Maier
Oregon
Mailer
Bulding
French
Maler
Water Works at Ione refitted with new superintendent
The Ione Proclaimer reports ex-superintendent Coyle's resignation led to changes. Haas becomes superintendent as a new engine and boiler are installed, promising steadier service. Ongoing leaks in mains threaten safety with a trout stream and puddle near First Street becoming issues. Rumors of North Coast road funding for a new line near Wallula and Touchet surface. Six floats found in the Columbia near The Dalles. coroner called after body recovery.
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Coyle
City Water System
Ione
McKenna
First Street
Wisling
Northwestern Railroads
Wallula Gateway
Dalles
Columbia
Daniel Thorp
North Bank
Burger
Uncle Sam to push fox farming in northwest states
The secretary of agriculture seeks to involve farmers in fox breeding for fur profits. Experts study artificial propagation, noting black foxes may be more valuable and capable of breeding true from red stock. Beavers are also seen as a potential northern fur industry with simple protections to promote growth.
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Sam
Northwest
Representa [Tive
Secretary of ‘Agriculture
Draine
Wilfred Orgood
Osgood
Agricultural Department
Maine
Aecaxe
Secretary of Agriculture
Michigan
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Weston Normal
Regent Mater
Dalles Chronicle
Haas
North Cons
North Coast
Wallula
Candian Pacific
The
East Oregonian
Tafolger
Olden Gate
Folger’s
Golden Gate
J.A Folger & Flden GA
Lafolger
J.a.folger & CO
San Francisco
Ceylon
Alng
Barket
Peoples Warehouse
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