Livestock on National Forest Ranges Increases
Washington reports a marked rise in grazing on national forest ranges in the last fiscal year with nine and a half million domestic animals used for meat hides and wool. Total receipts from grazing fees reached 1,907,739 dollars, aiding schools and roads. the far western eleven states host the majority of grazing activity including 8,546,000 cattle and 25,366,000 sheep.
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Washington
National Forest
Forest Service
Pacific Coast
Far Western
National Foresta
Pendleton Round-up notes and local events
Round-up notes discuss Buck Bailey of Akron seeking concession rights for Round-up films in Ohio. Pendleton observes Monday as a holiday with banks closed and saloons restricted during balloting hours. Margaret Illington to perform in Pendleton December 9 at Oregon theater. UW Glee Club to visit Pendleton during Christmas. Real estate transfers list several property deeds. Pendleton Round-up Panoramag to be hung in New York City Pennsylvanian depot, drawing daily travel attention.
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Buck Bailey
Akron Ohio
Moving Pictures
Ohio
Pendleton
Margaret Ington
Margaret Illington
Oregon Theater
F. E. Welch
Welch
New Pennsylvania
New York City
David N. Bell
Nye May Lose Postoffice Over Resignation
Mrs. Johnson resigns as postmistress of Nye as her husband plans moving to a farm from J N Burgess. The lapse may suspend Nye postoffice for lack of a successor, prompting farmers to petition for rural free delivery. Also in brief news a guard at Eastern Oregon State Hospital repatriated a patient who found poison in a jail cell, and Pendleton pupils donated 24.45 to Loys' and Girls' Aid Society with cash and provisions. Mabel Cantrell sues for divorce from R M Cantrell after alleged neglect and failure to provide, seeking 20 a month alimony. Raley & Raley represent her.
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Nye
G. M. Johnon
J. N Burgess
Halsey
Eastern Oregon State Hospital
Pendleton
Walla Walla
William Derrick
Loys’ and Girls' Aid Society of
Portland
Pendleton School
Hawthorn School
Lincoln School
Washington School
High School
Condon
R. M. Cantrell
Mabel Cantrell
Raley
Gravity system praised by Dr Mwnary in Thorn Hollow visit
Dr Mwnary defends his role in a Thorn Hollow water project report. He recounts accompanying citizens to inspect the gravity system and water supply, noting satisfaction with quality and progress. He consented to his name on a brief report after the visit.
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Thorn Hollow
Views on water bard issue in Pendleton letters
Pemlletew Nov 28 1912 East Oregonian prints views from charter committee members A Newberry W F Matlock G A Temple Mrs L Idleman Mary De Ramsdell A J Owen on Pendleton gravity water system. They argue adoption of charter would place water contracts under a single bonded official elected by the people and accountable, while defeat would leave the current water board in charge without bonds. They call for careful supervision to protect city interests.
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Commssion Charter Committee
Peason Ce
Pendleton
Charter Committees
Adinistration
A. Newberry
W. F. Matlock
A. Temple
L. D. Idleman
Mary de, Ramsdell
A J. Owen
Pendleton Water Board Signatory Defends Gravity System
W D McNary writes to defend the Pendleton water project and the gravity flow plan. He argues the paper misrepresented him, emphasizes pure water for the institution, cites past deaths from impure water, and commends the water board for continuing with the gravity system despite opposition. He notes the need for early testing by qualified chemists and urges verification of facts before publication.
Pendleton Urges Defeat Of New Charter
In Pendleton a letter denounces the proposed commission charter as a farce and a failure. It praises the current progressive mayor and council, cites Dr W D McNary and other officials who support the gravity water system, and warns that adoption could halt progress and lead to stagnation. The opinion urges voters to defeat the charter by a large margin.
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Moat Splend
Pendleton
W. D. McNary
Eastern Oregon Hospital
Murphy
Leon Cohen
Fred Judd
W. E. Brock
Thorn Hollow
Commission
Timber supplies after virgin forest run out depend on private forests
Washington, Nov 29. After the remaining virgin timber is exhausted, U S forest supplies will come from national or state forests or privately owned lands. A Sterling, director of the American Forestry Foundation, says private forestry has been small scale, mainly for pleasure, with little large policy or commercial feasibility yet.
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Washington
United States
Lamd
EY. A. Sterling
American Forestry Inandation
Kinney Faces Hearing Over Alleged Office Use
Salem Ore Nov 29 Governor West holds a hearing on M J Kinney a member of the state fish and game commission charged with using his office to advance personal interests and with bungling efforts to restrain opponents in the commission while four other members criticize the conduct of the group.
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Salem
Ore
State Fish and Game Commission
M. J. Kinney
West
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