Forty-Six Nations Back Global Agricultural Institute
Forty-six nations have agreed to create and fund a global agricultural information clearinghouse in Rome. The Institute aims to provide reliable world crop data to stabilize markets, promote peace, and reduce price volatility. Leaders from Italy, Britain, the United States, and others attend planning and governance talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durean
Phlin
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
United States Senate
Germany
France
England
London
George F. Stone
Chicago Board of Trade
Iabor
Institute
Argentine Republic
Australia
Awethi-Hungary
Helelum
Broz
Pritish
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Norway
Paraguay
Persia
Peru
Portugal
Roumania
Russia
Salvador
Servia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Uruguay
United States of America
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Uee
Villa Borghese
Sig Faina
Europe
Chile
Hague Tribunal
The Sleeping Sickness Warns Of Death In Africa
A short health notice describes sleeping sickness in Africa Congo region, caused by tsetse fly bite, with symptoms of sleeplessness and deterioration. It cites a Union City man reporting appetite and sleep restored by Vinol, urging readers to try it for similar fatigue and insomnia, with Pendleton Drug Company in Pendleton, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Congo
Mr. George Hayes
Union City
Vinci
Mr. Hayes
Pendleton Drug Company
Pendleton
Oregon
French Wool Industry Stalled by Competition and Costs
Washington Oct 6 The report by Special Agent W A G Clits describes the French wool industry as stationary while England grows, the United States and Germany forge ahead, and Italy seeks a place among leaders. France faces rising costs, reduced domestic consumption, and a shift of production abroad to cheaper regions with fewer taxes and fewer restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Qct
France
W. A. G. Clits
Rowball
United States
Germany
Italy
Standatill
Walla Walla Plans Educational Conference
Walla Walla hosts an interstate educational congress on November 17 and 18, inviting citizens from Washington Oregon and Idaho. Whitman College underwrites the event with many prominent Northwest figures expected to speak, including college leaders and noted authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Waallington
Oregon
Tdaho
America
Whitman College
Northwest
President Elliott
Harvard
Dean Horton
Massachusetts Institute of Technicology
Anson Phelps
Prairie City Seeks Road Extension Into Valley
David Eccles and party of Sumpter Valley railroad officials and Prairie City business leaders visited Burns and surveyed the valley. They praised local produce and the 22 large tubers found en route. A development league will form October 10 to push the railroad extension into the valley, despite the $500,000 cost and terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie City
David Eccles
Sumpter Valley Railroad
Joseph West
Joseph Barton
Mr. Bramwell, Jr
la Grande
Burns
Bramwell
Magonic Hall
Bewles
Seattle women set record in distance baseball throw
Seattle crowds watched a contest to throw a baseball for distance with a silver cup prize. Miss Allee Belding of Vassar led at 196 feet three inches, followed by Miss Frances Jackling at 192 feet six inches. Several competitors exceeded 170 feet, with a 14 year old reaching 158 feet, and plans to make the event annual and tied to major exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Lochl
Ward
Misa Allee Belding
Vassar College
Frances Jackling
Alx
Boy injured when car hits group near Pleasant street bridges
The son of Benjamin Stanton of Fern Avenue was struck by C. J. Schiffner’s automobile yesterday afternoon near the Pleasant street bridges. The child suffered both bones of his right leg broken after being thrown under the wheel as Schiffner’s car entered a group of Barney school children. Schiffner claims the auto was slowed. The boy’s father, Benjamin Stanton, exonerates Schiffner from blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Stanton
King
Fern Avenue
C. J. Schiffnner
Lato
Anya
Walla Walla
Mr. Schiffner
Biame
It in the Hast Oregonian headline note
A brief line referencing It in the Hast Oregonian appears as a cryptic marker in the OCR output, with no clear event, date, or named entities readable for a full summary. The fragment suggests a newspaper item truncated or misread on page text.
The Holy City as Prose Poem at New Oregon
A prose poem interpretation of The Holy City is reviewed as a moving narrative of the Galilean story and the cross, praising Jerusalem as the heart of the universe. The piece cites tragedy, sacrifice, and history, noting Calvaries and crucifixions as enduring human themes set on sacred soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy City
Oregon
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Earth
Revenue cutters Thetis Sperry stay at northern Pacific
Washington October 6 The revenue cutters Thetis and Sperry will be the only Treasury Department vessels to remain at the northern Pacific station this winter. The Thetis will continue patrol duty in the Behring sea while Sperry has left Unalaska for southeastern Ameka and will be stationed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thetis
Sperry
Treasury Department
Northern Pacific
Behring Sea
Perry
Unalaska
Ameka
Japanese to Stop Emigration to States
Washington reports Japan has taken steps to halt Japanese immigration to the United States as the mikado opposes the new exclusion act. Officials say the proclamation barring travel to Hawaii signals Japan’s intent to curb immigration. Also note promotion of Kodo digestive aid sold by Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Japan
United States
Hawaii
Tallman & Co
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Cat and the Fiddle
NEW Oregon Theater
International Bureau
Yale University
Giford Pinchot
U. & Forest Service
Dolliver
Town
Albert Shaw
Walter J
Lyman Abbott
Outlook
James Bryce
Prench Wool Industry
Standstile
Gil
Oregonian
Bush Street
Oregon Theatre
Ciins. A. Sellon
Carlettn Lee Colby
The
Sailor Girls School
Cyrus Noble
U. S. Agricultural Department
U. S. Internal Revenue Department
W. Javan
W. J. van Schuyver & Co
Portland
P.O. Adder
le Comte
Flesher
Clarence Bennett
Luella Morey As ‘‘Salome” ‘Princess of
Gallilee
Endleton
J. Glenn Miller
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
City Steam Dye Works
Alta Si
East Oregonian
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