A Boy Appointed Federal Forester From Corvallis
Corvallis Oregon Jack Pernot a Oregon Agricultural College graduate has been named a Federal Forest Service employee earning 1200 dollars annually with field expenses. He will report July 1 to Albuquerque as a Forest Assistant. Brother Fred Eugene Pernot was named John W Mackay Jr Fellow In Electrical Engineering at the University of California for next year.
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Corvallis
Ore
Jack Pernot
Forestry Department
Oregon Agricultural College
Federal Forest Service
Civil Service
Harvard
Yale
Baltimore
Michigan
Minnesota
Washington
Pernot
O. A
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Fred Eugene Pernot
Alvo
John W. Mackay Jr
University of California
Berkely
Astorian Swimmer Tops Oregon Agricultural College Meet
Corvallis Ore K M Kinney of Astoria won all dashes 10 20 and 100 yards in the final O A C Swimming Club event and led in fancy diving. G H Hess of Corvallis placed second in points with Glover Carroll of Portland third. Special features included plunging by Coolidge Cole and Harold Platt, a stunt by Hesse, and diving by Hess and Freidig. Duncan of Portland was starter and timekeeper with Ar Luthnot judging.
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Corvallis
Ore
K. M. Kinney
Astoria
Oregon Agricultural College
O. A. Swimming Club
G. H. Hess
Corvallis Wax
Glover Carroll
Portland
F. J. Coolidge
Frasier
Ballard's Herbine Offer for Liver Relief
Advertisement asserts two head types, concert and blehead from headache, and promises quick relief by acting on the liver with Ballard's Herbine. It urges readers to try for absolute relief, citing A C Koeppen and Bros as sellers.
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Ballard
Koeppen & Bros
Milton Commencement Exercises Shine In College Hall
May day in Milton Oregon featured well attended commencement exercises in the college auditorium with Willie Teene's reading praised and a farce "Allen Fos" delighting the crowd Decoration day was observed with stores closed and graves decorated Rev Henderson addressed veterans as G A R ladies served lunch and reminiscences about old times. Local residents J B Cherry travels to Spokane Mrs F D Williams returns from Portland as I OOF grand lodge delegate.
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Milton
Ore
Willie Teene
GA. R
J.B. Cherry
Spokane
Fdr
Williames
Portland
1. O
OFP
Grand Lodge
Jesse
Hermiston
R. E. Frazier
James Terwilliger
J. N
Martin Coombs
C. A. Revxrood
Fon Franchen
Recon
Drunken street chase in Salem ends without catch
Night patrolman and Dr W B Morse pursued three intoxicated hoodlums driving a horse and buggy through Salem's business district. A wrong direction from a friend hampered arrest efforts, and the trio remains at large while police and the physician review the failed pursuit. The incident marks a rare Salem police stumble as investigators seek the suspects and the informant.
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Salem
Walter Thompson
W. B. Morse
Chacy
Thompson
Dr. Morse
Loc
East Oregonian Carrier Subscriptions Offer
East Oregonian announces a carrier subscription rate of six pounds per month, detailing delivery terms and pricing for readers opting for home delivery via carrier service.
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East Oregonian
Cannery Nears Finish in Lebanon Ore
Lebanon Oregon reports the cannery building nearly finished with machinery installed. I. Watters and Andrew Snyder will operate the enterprise. Meanwhile in Walla Walla Washington the YMCA group seeks funds for a delegate to the Long Beach association conference. Dr. Morton L. Nove resigns from North Yakima church.
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Pinishend
Lebanon
I. Watters
Andrew Snyder
Walt Walla
Wash
C. A. Girix
Long Beach
Rose
North Yakima
Morton L. Nove
First Christian Church
Local residents travel to Portland for nurses’ graduation
Divion Washington Mr J W Stevens and Mrs M Melcoum left yesterday for Portland to attend the Good Samaritan Hospital graduation exercises. Their daughters Myrtle Stevens and Minth Melcum will graduate as trained nurses.
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Divion
Wash
J. Ww. Stevens
M. Melcoum
Portland
Myrtle Stevens
Minth Melcum
Baker sees dog population drop under local catcher's drive
In Baker over five weeks Dog Catcher Henry Kastner reports killing more than 400 canines and collectors have netted over 700 dollars from bounties. Meanwhile in Dayton memorial day events honored veterans with G A R posts and Women's Relief Corps escorted by Oddfellows and local schoolchildren at the cemetery.
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Baker
Henry Kastner
Berries ripen as warm weather boosts Lyle harvests
Warmer weather over two days ripens berries quickly in Lyle Washington, forcing rapid picking and steady shipments. Prices remain strong with crates often selling around 4.7 dollars.全国 crops look good with a bumper wheat crop anticipated in the high prairie and Kilikitut valley. Apple crops show excellent prospects, especially late varieties.
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Lyle
Kilikitut
Memorial Day Observance at Woodburn Bellepass Cemetery
Memorial day services at Bellepass cemetery drew larger crowds with active participation by Lod. Stevens post Spanish American War Veterans Women's Relief Corps Ladies of the G.A.R. and others. A school children’s tribute and remarks by Freew Afentionder MaeTveun highlighted the dedication of a new monument to the unknown dead, funded by the Women’s Relief Corps. Mayor W. L. Jernett delivered the liveling address.
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Caldfellows
A. BR
Dayton
G. A. BR. Post
Women's Relief Corps
Oddfellows Lodge
Woodburn Angells
Woodburn
Ore
Bellepass
Lod. Stevens Post
G. A. Bo
Spanish- American War Veterans Women's Relef Corps
Ladies of the G.auk
Compinn I. ©. N. GG
Tan- Colvs Geltrebutic
Peach
Freew
W. L. Jernett
Henderson resigns Warrener Place pastorate to join Detroit church
The Rev Dr Homer B Henderson resigns as pastor of Warrener Place United Presbyterian Church effective today and departs for Detroit to lead First United Presbyterian Church. The decision stems from his claim he accepted the Michigan call to enjoy real baseball rather than weak imitation by the Browne and the Cardinals.
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Tigers
St. Louis
Homer B. Henderson
Warrener Place
United Presbyterian
Henderson
Detroit
First United Presbyterian Church
Michigan
Browne
Cardinals
Henrietta Rebekah lodge holds semiannual election
Echo residents report the Henrietta Rebekah lodge No. 16 O. U. B. of Echo conducted its regular semiannual election. Officers elected for the term starting July 1 include N. G. Mrs Mary A. Barker V. G. Mrs C. J. Guiliford Secretary Miss Nona Houser and Treasurer Mrs Ella Baker. Several visitors arrived from Pendleton Walla Walla and Stanfield for the event and associated travel notices.
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Echo
Ofe
Henrietta Rebekah Lodge
O. B
Pendleton
F. L. Brundage
Wite
Portland
Census Questions Spark Outrage in Canada
Ottawa June 1 enumerators begin the Dominion census with a twelve item personal schedule and industry questions. Citizens must answer about marriage divorce race education and employment as penalties loom for inaccuracies. The process will take twenty days with a large force of officials.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
War College Opens Newport June 1 Arrangements Complete
Newport authorities announce a special event as the War College opens on June 1 with final arrangements completed. Officials expect a notable attendance from military and academic circles.
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War College
Newport
Naval College Course Opens Here This Week
Instructionat the naval college will begin this week and run through the year. In July the naval general board led by Admiral Dewey will relocate from Washington to this city.
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Naval College
Naval General Board
Admiral Dewey
Washington
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