Certificate Rules for Teacher Certificates in Oregon
Attorney General Crawford states a teacher with an unexpired county certificate may be examined for a new certificate and have it issued at the expiration of the first. The second paper can be tested before the first expires, and issued upon its expiration if the teacher requests it. This affirms legal provision for certificate succession.
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Ackerman
Welles
Frank K. Welles
Umatilla County
A. M. Crawford
Returns From Convention By Ida Hamblen
Mrs Ida Hamblen returned home Friday morning from Topeka Kan where she attended the bi ennial session of the Royal Neighbors of America The society has a membership of 150000 and is transacting business in 2 states Over 200 delegates were in attendance
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Ida Hamblen
Topeka
Kan
Royal Neighbors of America
Coming Union Meetings Set For 1908 Chicago Session
Betendande reports gatherings from members across the union. The 1908 session will convene in Chicago. Mrs. Hamblen has served the society 11 years and is promoted to supervising deputy with charge of Montana, Idaho, and Oregon, making the city her headquarters.
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Bis
Sesson
Chicago
Hamblen
Montana
Tolah
Oregon
Enclosing Wall Raised At City Water Reservoir
Work on enlarging the city water reservoir continues with a concrete wall three and one half feet high surrounding the entire reservoir. Ed Harlow holds the contract for the water commission with D Nicholson as superintendent. The elevation will deepen the reservoir and greatly increase capacity to meet future needs.
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Mey
Ed Harlow
Water Commission
D. Nicholson
Cattle Shipment Tonight From Camas Prairie to Seattle
Two hundred head of fat cattle from Camas Prairie arrive and will be shipped tonight to Seattle via the Northern Pacific and W B R lines. Purchases by Wil liams for Frey Bruhn Co at 34% for steers and 24% for cows. Sellers include Jacob Born Clark Brothers George Linsner Henry Lazinka and Al Bolin. About 1000 head in Camas Prairie remain available for summer markets along with further shipments to follow. Van Dran fears for Kaspar Van Dran as Joe Young’s case proceeds with bonds set and a District Attorney filing to require police bonds.
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Camas Prairie
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Wiliams
Frey-Bruhn Company
Jacob Born
Clark Brothers
George Linsner
Henry Lazinka
al Bolin
van Dran
Wis Tite
Portland
Kaspar van Dran
Young
Kaspar van Dren
Washington
Joe Young
Snarge
Frazer
Wosking
Fraser
Manning
Elreult
Cony Concession Open for Umatilla Fourth Fest
The East Oregonian reports John Thomas of the Umatilla tribe says candy and lemonade concessions on the reservation remain open for the Fourth of July celebration. Umatillas plan extensive preparations as large crowds are anticipated for the event.
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Cony
John Thomas
Tennessee Teacher Named Principal at Vincent Hud son Bay
County Superintendent Frank K. Weller reports Theodore D. Culp now of Jonesboro Tenn has been designated principal of the Vincent Hudson Bay school. It is one of the county’s largest country schools and will operate three rooms this winter. James B. Parkinson of San Luis Obispo California suddenly went insane after a futile attempt. Sixteen of Washington’s twenty six county assessors met at Vancouver and denounced the new forest fire law in that state.
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Tennesse
Frank K. Weller
Theodore D. Culp
Jonesboro, Tenn
Vincent
Hudson Bay
Thia
Washington
Vancouver
Fruits of Saving Bank Ad Promises Safe Growth
The bank offers a free booklet on savings with 4 percent interest compounded semiannually. Mercantile agencies and local business leaders endorse the bank's financial standing and conservative practices, urging readers not to let money lie idle but to deposit and plant it here for growth.
Society Events and Parties at Music Hall and Homes
A lively social week features a Pendleton to Portland mock tour at Music Hall with 20 tables, prizes for points and progressions, and guests from Cloverdale and The Dalles. Edith Slasher hosts a Hearts party. W J Thompson hosts duplicate whist and a Japanese party with themed decor and prizes. Attendees include Mrs. Moore, Mrs. J Adams, Mr. La Dow, Mr. Hartman, and Miss Gertrude Mays among many others.
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Pendleton
Portland
Mire
Wiliam H. Fowler
Louie Huneiker
Music Hall
Eeho
Umiatitla
Irrigon
Heppner
Annington
Grants
Cello
Sue
Irving la Dow
Louis Owenhouse
Mra
George Hartman, Jr
RB. Dickson
Mises Fay Bartholomew
Nellie Cameron
Hees
Gig Campbell
Winnie Privett
Elsie Matlock
Edin Thompson
Eamn Sawtelle
Edith Epple
Me. W. J. Thompson
W. L Thompson
Water Street
Leon Cohen
Onoto Watanna
GC. E. Roosevelt
Mevdames Frank Clapton
Frank Brazier
A. W. Nye
M. T. Starkweath
National Livestock Association Eyes Foreign Markets
J H Gwinn secretary of the Na Homa Livestock association praises the national body in a letter to the East Oregonian. He notes progress toward opening foreign meat markets saving the stock industry about a hundred million dollars annually, and cites unanimous support from the National Manufacturers' Association for reciprocal relations. Senator Hardy plans a Chicago convention to press the issue ahead of fall Congress action, while Gwinn enjoys Denver but misses Oregon friends.
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J. H. Gwinn
Na| Homa Livestock Association
Esat Oregonath
National Livestock Association
National Manufacturers’ Association
Atlanta
Hardy
Chicago
Denver
Trave
Oregon
J. H. Gwiwn
Lewiston pickle firm to ship to Seattle market
The Lewiston factory plans to pack about 100 barrels of pickles and sell largely in the Seattle market. Quality and color of the pickles rival Heine, with chemical analyses showing no injurious preservatives or coloring. Much freight advantage over eastern houses, expected strong demand in Coast markets.
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Lewiston
Aarge
Walsh
Seattle
Sexton
Harper
Bradshaw
Wilson
Treyeles
Horace
Pleasant Ridge
Dalla Chronicle
John Hansen box car robber pleads guilty in court
John Hansen known as the box car robber pleaded guilty this morning and received a one year sentence to the penitentiary. He was to be transported to Salem after noon. Two young men were sentenced at the same time. A Woman's Club meeting is set at Commercial rooms on Tuesday June 27 at 2 40 o'clock. Members urged to attend for important business. By order of the president M A Dis oxway secretary
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John Hansen
Salem
Dalles Chronicle
Woman's Club
Commercial Rooms
M. A. Disoxway
Pickle Plant Sees Encouraging Cucumber Acreage Outlook
Manager John Walsh of the Lewiston Canning Company reports a very encouraging outlook for the pickling department due to increased cucumber acreage, signaling strong production prospects for the season.
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John Walsh
Lewiston Canning Company
Roseburg plans good roads convention June 29
Roseburg will host a good roads convention on June 29 attended by leading locals. The Pendieton gathering inspired the event with a mime party of notables present. The entire Palouse country town will celebrate the Fourth of July without exception.
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Roseburg
Good Roads
Mime Party
Pendieton
Palouse Country
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