Teachers urged to study agriculture at summer school
Oregon educators are urged to prepare for agricultural instruction in grades seven and eight. A six week summer program at the Agricultural College Corvallis June 18 to July 24 offers advanced courses in agronomy and horticulture. State officials suggest funding part or all of costs by school boards or community groups to cover travel and tuition.
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QU. A. C
Corvallis
E. D. Ressler
Oregon
Agricultural College
Chapman
Oregon Development League
Positive Proof Pendleton Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
Pendleton resident L Greenawald of 414 Lincoln Street reports severe backache and kidney soreness with frequent urination. After using one box of Dean's Kidney Pills, he claims complete relief and no further complaints. The advertorial note urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills by name, backed by home testimony.
Incomplete Letter on School Teacher Pay Raise
A fragment from E. D. Ressler discusses teacher pay in relation to railroad fare, noting that wage increases would often justify the outlay for teaching staff and the value added to schooling.
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E. D. Ressler
News and Personal Notes of Sibbon Folks
Gibbon Oregon June 2 Special correspondence reports Mrs W J Forniah and Kathleen left for Pendleton. Mrs Susie King arrived from Emmett Idaho visiting at Ind Mra's home. Roy Davis and George Hrace went to Athena. Dean Willaby from Athena visits Clyde at the springs. Clarence Burden and wife camping on the river. Roy Sampson and Albert Bennett to Milton for the weekend. Henry Thompson improving after a month ill. Walter Young of Emmett Idaho visits Roy Davis. Thompson and wife seek treatment in Pendleton. Deputy game warden B W Watson from Pendleton spent a few days. W J Furnish from Portland stayed over Sunday.
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Gibbon
Ore
W. J. Forniah
Kathleen
Pendleton
Susie King
Emmette
Idaho
Ind Mra
Roy Davis
George Hrace
Athena
Dean Willaby
Clyde
Clarence Burden
Roy Sampson
Albert Bennett
Milton
Henry Thompson
Walter Young
Roy Davin
Thompson
H. Sumbaugh
Henry
Anna May Thompson
Bridewell Preferred Over Returning Home
Fred Masters, a 50 year old bricklayer from 2047 West Twelfth Street, told Municipal Judge Himes he would rather be sent to the bridewell than return home. His wife Margaret accused him of beating her in front of her sister’s home on Washington Boulevard. Masters was fined $19 and costs for disorderly conduct and released after his sister paid.
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Chicago
Bridewell
Fred Masters
West Twelfth Street
Himes
Desplaines Street
Masters
Margaret Masters
Washington Boulevard
Irregular bowels eased by Herbine remedy
Regular morning bowel movement signals readiness for work. Missed routine causes discomfort and hampers motion. Herbine purifies strengthens and regulates digestion. Price 50c. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Notice to report unissued policy by Davenport-Dooley Co
Davenport Dooley Co of Portland Oregon requests reporting of Peoples National policy No 8607 not issued by former agent W F Earnhart. If you possess this policy please report it to Bentley Leffingwell. The notice ends with a remark about wasting time when you tell your troubles.
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W. F. Earnhart
Bentley & Leffingwell
Davenport-Dooley CO
Portland
Oregon
Farmers Union Picnic a Success in Albany
Special Correspondence Athens Oregon June 3 The 4th annual Farmers Picnic held in Albany Saturday drew a large crowd from across Oregon. A morning parade led by the Athens band and grand marshal W R Taylor passed through town to the park for the program. Walla Walla La Salle Business College beat Athena 18 to 9 in the afternoon after an earlier Athena 3 to 1 loss to Weeton. The evening featured a band concert and dancing. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Benefield of Weston and Mrs E Miller of Walla Walla, with local guests J Ashworth and others from Weston.
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Athens
Ore
Albena
Oregon
W. R. Taylor
Autor
Main
Fourth Street
College
Third Street
Weeton
Athena
la Salle Business College
Walla Walla
Jones
Beever
Dudley
O'Harra
Liewallen
la Salle
Benefield
Weston
E. Miller
H. C. Worthington
Frank Smith
J. Ashworth
Canines Dined in Gotham Hotel by Chinese Dogs
Vi Sin of Alderbourne hosted seven Chinese dog guests and eight society women at a luncheon in the Chinese buffet of the Hotel Vanderbilt in New York. The event featured lavish canine and human attendance, a Chinese menu, and an expense paid by the McLennans who had lived on Lake Shore Drive.
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New York
Vi Sin
Alderbourne
Dog Republic of
Toto
William Shannon
Mme Wu
William E. Belding
Wo Ting Fang
A. Radcliffe Dugmore
Pin-Kee
Carl E. Ackley
Ti-Tu
Edward Woodward
Ehr-Sin
Hilda Wood
Holland
Lake Shore Drive
McLennans
Lake Forest
Riches Do Not Stir Marine Enlistee in $58,000 Inheritance
Thomas L Sutton of League Island, a Marine orderly, inherits about $58,000 from Carl C Benson of Paducah Ky and plans to serve out his eight months remaining in enlistment. He will travel to Kentucky to arrange the transfer, noting the estate will not affect his loyalty or marriage plans. Sutton, born near Louisville, says he will not buy discharge and will defer decisions until his term ends.
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Philadelphia
Thomas L. Sutton
Marine Corps
League Island
Kentucky
Sutton
Barnette
Europe
Carl C Benson
Paducah
Navy
Louisville
Servants Pance and Dine With Employers in Lincoln Park
In the McLennan apartments at 920 Lincoln Park Boulevard Chicago a scene unfolds with servants Pance and Dine sharing a meal and company with their employers before leaving for the country Hemp. The event evokes earlier dances in Ogden Armour and Mrs Armour's social circles, likened to Virginia reel dances as the household arrangement draws public notice.
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Donald Roderick McLennan
Chicago
Ogden Armour
Mr. Armour
Virginia
Roderick McLennan
Raymond
Lincoln Park
Boulevar
McLennans
East Oregonian Classifieds Highlight Regional Commerce and Services
A compilation of 1910 to 1926 economic figures notes road and public works spending, farm and mineral values, lumber and timber output, and meat and produce imports. It also advertises subscription services from the East Oregonian, local lodging and business sales, engraving and wedding card offerings, fabric rag purchases, and a farm equipment printing service. Includes notices about real estate, livestock care, and a restaurant for sale in Echo Oregon with contact details.
Twelve Year Old Child in Paris Park Found Lived Like Robinson Crusoe
A 12 year old boy was found in the Bois de Boulogne living in trees since April 17. Police questioned him at La Muette station and he told of a brutal assault on his mother by a gang of thugs. The mother fled to Snow Hill seeking protection amid alleged town collusion and fishermen among the assailants.
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Paris
Bois de Boulogne
Boise
Jardin d
la Muette
Ken
Tom Jones
Hanson
Johnson
Tar Woman After a Brutal Beating in Ocean City
Mrs. Mary Holzman, a resident of Ocean City Maryland, was brutally beaten leaving her in grave condition. Police investigated, searching for suspects and reviewing nearby surveillance footage. Local hospital reported her stabilizing but life remains at risk as inquiries continue.
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Ocean City
Mary Holzman
Director Round Up Band at 612 Mark Street
Chauncey Haines prepares pupils for all brass woodwind and string instruments at this director round up. Contact Main 576 for lessons and details at 612 Mark Street.
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Chauncey Haines
Mark Street
D A May Contractor and Builder Advertisement
D A May offers masonry and cement walk estimates including stone walls. Contact phone 3786 or reach through the Oregonian office for services.
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D. A. May
Oregonian Office
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British Columbia
B. C
Oss
San Francisco
North Coast Land Co., Ltd
Vancouver
United States
East Oregonian
East Oregonian Pub. CO
Pendleton Oregon
East Regenian
East Oregonian Livestock Cure
Madam Kennedy
Box 92
East Webb
Echo
Northwest
Rags
Tar Woman
Chichester
Classified
Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
Does & General
James Johns
Pres
H. Marsh
Sec
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Carney & Bradley
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Damox Lodge NO
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ETO
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Judd Building
D. C. M’nabb
Local Stats
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East Court Streat Res
W. Lassen
McKillip Veterinary College of Chicago
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Garfield, M D
Judd Block
Lynner
Blakeslee
Judd
Court Streets
Malin
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Attorneys At Law
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James A. Fee
Despain Building
R. J. Slater
Carter & Smythe
America National Bank
James B. Perry
Taylor Haridwar Company
Lowell & Winter
George W. Coutts
Schmidbrock
Peterson & Wilson
Emil Crawford Building
Frederick Steiner
Smith-Crawford Building
Douglas W. Bailey
Johnson & Skrable
Attor Heys
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China Restaurant
Ung D. Goer
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