West Side Armory Board Formed in Oregon
Colonel John L. May of Portland Lieutenant Paul B. Wallace of Salem and Captain Ben Maher of Marshfield will compose a new armory board under the National Guard General Staff. The board will maintain armories across the state supervise finances and establish policy on use and upkeep. Governor Olcott announced the move with endorsement from Adjutant General Conrad Stafrin and the Guard’s general staff.
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Balem
John L. May
Portland
Paul B. Wallace
Ben 8 Maher
Marshfield
Conpur
National Guard
Dett
May
Ad. Aviant Genera
Nin Succommr
Conrad Stafrin
Oregon National Guard
Ololit
Stafrin
Montana fire toll in forests hits 813 this year
MISSOULA July 26 Figures show Montana and northern Idaho national forests record 813 fires this year with 49 fires 10 acres or under and 240 fires over 10 acres in the district through July 20. About 841 acres burned, 380 million board feet destroyed, government property loss near 550000, private loss around 400000. Lightning caused about 30 percent of fires, campers 11 percent, railroads 16 percent, arson 2 percent, timber interests 1 percent, unknown 2 percent.
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Missoula
Arena
National
Montana
Idaho
Aveinont Distret
Glen A. Smith
Ben Bolt to plead Milton's water case at Salem
Milton July 28. Ben Bolt to represent Milton Freewater growers before the State Water Commission. The group seeks fair water distribution amid a drought that has harmed orchards and damaged local yields. Bolt aims to establish Milton Freewater as a separate irrigation district and secure permanent water administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Milton
Stiate Water Commission & Fre
Milton- Freewater
Pro Iminene
Eeaeny
Ume
Perry
Pendleton
Atutendance
Salen
Fen Holt
Ho Na
Giste Commission
Pro- Heer
State Water Board
Flam Cares
Waeter
Bolt
Balem Ie
Milton Freewater
W. W. Roeder
Former Echo Resident Married in Hood River
Mim Clara Nipper formerly of Fehe now of Hood River married Walter Dusenbery on July 21 in Hood River at her mother's home Mrs Ella F. Nipper. They will reside in Gervais Oregon. Local residents and families, including Ed Nott and Will Howard, returned from Idaho and Montana trips. Multiple brief notes follow about community members, travel, and local business.
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Ene
Oregonian
ECHO
Mim Clara Nipper
Fehe
Hood River
Walter Dusenbery
Mondus
Beha
Ella FP
Ripper
Mr. Dusenbery
Gervais
Oregon
Ed Nott and Daughters
Air
Will Howard
Huhl
Idaho
Mr. Neill
Montana
Chicago
Jack Stanfield
Hingham Springs
Harry McCormack
Navy
Welser Idaho
McCormack
Fliandeth Abernathy
Tringen
John Hoffnagle
Mia
Joeph Cunha, Jr
Mire
FB. Einley
Hot Lake
J. FE. Simpson Ia
W. B. Thompson
Tom McCordock
Remodeling of Old Brewery For Laundry Plant In City
Carl D. Silven and George McIntyre, the proprietors, plan remodeling the old brewery in the city. The project aims to finish in two months and house a large laundry and dry cleaning operation with a rug cleaning department and potential expansion into a manufacturing plant in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAKER
Carl D. Silven
George McIntyre
Foetal Ay Averath
Harvest ends in Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska
The Department of Labor reports wheat harvesting in Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska is practically complete. About seventy five thousand workers were employed, nearly all from other states.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Kaiesas
Nebraska
Austrian minister quits Basel needs foreign secretary role
Foreign Minister Bauer of Austria resigns as Vienna reports Kael Renner, chancellor and head of the Austrian peace delegation, takes added responsibility as foreign secretary. The note mentions a shift in Austrian govt duties amid ongoing peace efforts.
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Basel
Bauer
Vienna
Kael Renner
Poportsys
Argentine Leather to Help Push Down Price of Shoes
eT. LOU July 24 Shoee prices will topple when Europe note her strife when Argentina resumes leather trade relations or when general conditions improve. John C. Brroberta part owner of the International Shoe Company, said prices likely won’t fall until Europe regains stride or Argentina expands leather trading. Prospects for Argentina supplying the world with leather brighten.
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Lou
Europe
Argentina
Mom
John ¢. Broverta
International Shoe Company
Etto
Rosary
Roberts
Airmail Back in Service After Pilot Conference
In Washington on July 24 Pilot Angin spoke with Assistant Postmaster General Praeger, who announced aerial mail service was resuming without a hitch. Flyers who had begun a delay the day before were to start the route Washington to New York, with officials predicting swift reconciliation. Praeger said the flyers would not be reinstated where the trouble began.
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Washington
Angin
Praeger
Ume
Yellow fever outbreak reported in Merida Yucatan Mexico
July 25 Merida Yucatan reported yellow fever discovered. Port officials tightened control with vigorous quarantine steps to prevent spread. News from Excelsior notes authorities likely to extend restrictions as a safety measure. Also mentions legal ruling in New York that John Armstrong was declared sane and the administration of Chaloner's affairs adjustments.
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Mexico City
Merida
Yyucatan
The
Excelsior
Real estate transfers listed for Pendleton and nearby areas
A consolidated list of realty transfers and deeds including George Oleon to Andrew Milkew for 4700 acres in Verte Penne Add, various parcels in Pendleton, and multiple ownership changes involving individuals and small sums. Entries specify sections, townships, ranges, and lot blocks across Norh Milton, Sprague, and surrounding locales.
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George Oleon
Andrew Milkew
B. Cronin
J. E. Allon
Pendleton Geo
A. Price
J. E. Alexander
John PD
Woods
Fred and
Massley A. Hosking
Township
Chas. Carpenter
Winnifred C. iCarrick
Res
Pendleton
Billy McKay
H. W. Collins
Floyd A. Rhay
Winn
Curt
Creek
Freewater
L. Tt. Foon
A. M. Baxter
Townslip
Ekimer Hopkins
J. M. Labnidle
N. Fe
Sprague
Lee W. Thoberts
James Kirk
Weetlan
Lealle Skinner
S. Eaton
J. & Hamiley
Peter J. Hegeman
Ralev
Mendieton
Joan A. Gibson
Joseph Treuer
Warren W. Roeder
August Gudenan
North Milton
Joseph Cunha
Dan P
A. K
Jeland Adm
Hilbert and
Lone
Towne Ship
Ethel Nenoo
Warrington
Ion
Truland
Milton
Clewk
Wiiehta
Block
Townehin
Ah Jane Fueller
Warren W
Average New Yorker Wins Croix de Guerre for War Service
Sterling Beardsley, a New York cotton broker, receives the Croix de Guerre from the French Army for nine months of service in the fighting zone. His wartime duties included leading a field kitchen in Compiegne and Chateau-Thierry, cooking for troops, aiding wounded, and maintaining sanitation amid heavy combat retreats.
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Paniel
Ay Mallho
France
Sterling & Beardsley
New York
Beardeley
Anerican Red Crome
Ennteet
Motwhul Methin
Meardsley
America
Lipert Fonds
Oranien
Somme
Beardney
Compiegne
Marne
Chateau-Thierry
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State Armory Board
West Side
Petrograd
Rumer
Eo Weoke
Pendleton Trading Co
Universal Tire
Miles
Cottonwood St
Pendleton, Oregon
Hl. F. Kimble Motor Car
Main ST
Ben Bolt
Twin Cities
East End
Hake Brewerry Changen
Yucatan
Cross OF War
Male
Gertsen
Marty
Umatilla
B. L. Burroughs, Inc
Webb and College Sts
Western Electric Power & Light
Western Electric Power and Light
Charles Milne Pendleton
Ore
Public Accountant Income Tax
Smith-Crawford
Pendieten
Hots
Oregon Market
Elgin
Amomotive
United States
Ginglesivek
Blue Mountain Motors Co., Inc
Elgin, Wescott, Harroun Cars Main and Water Sts
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