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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1922
Page
10
The Hone Protection Association of Glenn County petitioned the board of supervisors to create zones restricting legal ree production to certain lands. The aim is to injure lane and prevent ree from spreading into general farming belts, with members from Glenn and Col in counties. The association, mostly farmers, seeks to regulate ree values and control its distribution.
I. Poi Ces De Mille, noted explorer, plans a filming expedition to the Tahivon islands in the Gulf of California aboard the Seaward. The trip, lasting about eight weeks starting in December, aims to hunt species and rest between productions, not to generate publicity.
Portland officials announce Tom Turner will not be re employed as scout. They say no reflection on his abilities, but funds saved will be used to buy players. Turner’s salary was about $2,600 with expenses.
The article notes Richard Walton Tully in London with plans for a future production of Manquerader. Details are limited and the report emphasizes Tully's presence and upcoming engagement rather than production specifics.
Classified notice invites two young people of all sexes to apply by letter at No 17 office for entry into life work. Also bankruptcy and final settlement notices from Pendleton Oregon detail Joseph T Rainville and Joseph O Maggs estates with meetings, claims, trustee appointment, and court hearings scheduled in 1922 and 1932.
A lost package described as child’s clothing wrapped in brown paper was left at Pendleton Trading Co or Derlon Hotel. The note includes a summer schedule for Pendleton to Walla Walla lines with numerous fares and times, indicating travel details and station stops.
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