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Oregonian
Moi
Oregon Grain Sack Trust Debate Draws Legislature
Oregon lawmakers debate state jute plant to support grain sacks and fish hatcheries. Eastern members back state plant while Western legislators resist, arguing for practical needs and local industries. The issue centers on protecting farmers from reliance on a single fiber trust and preserving grain and hatchery industries as vital to the state economy.
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Seader
Geogen
Oregon
Whitman Grave Reflections On Sacrifice And Missed Aid
A stirring meditation on Marcus Whitman at his grave in the Walla Walla valley. The Presbyterian synod recalls his selfless work opening a new settlement and converting savages while lamenting repeated refusals of aid from the U S government and church boards. The piece contrasts his孤sacrifices with the later civilization surrounding Wallatoa and its thriving communities.
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Marcus Whitman
Walla Walla Valley
Presbyterian Synod of Washington
Ges
Waiilatpu
United States
Govermment
Missionary Board of the
Presbyterian Church
Whitman
Wallatoa
Permanent exhibit for fair boosts county interest city heart
The Umatilla Morrow county fair management should create a lasting display and rent space in the city to sustain attention to the fair. A permanent exhibit serves as a constant reminder and draws residents and visitors, fostering ongoing engagement with county events.
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Umatilla- Morrow County
Public exhibit and permanent fair pavilion proposal
The East Oregonian discusses establishing a permanent headquarters and exhibit space tied to the county fair. The plan aims to create a living symbol in the city, ensuring public access year round and fostering community ownership. It emphasizes sustaining a free public room and collecting exhibits to attract visitors from both counties.
Oregon redistricting fears reassigned to protect party control
The Oregonian critic condemns a decade-old gerrymander as a deliberate attempt to dilute minority votes and entrench the Republican machine. It warns that plans to redraw districts may repeat the outrage, leaving Democrats erased and opposition underrepresented for ten more years.
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Oregon
Oregonian
Salem
Columbia River
Wasco County
California
House of Representatives
Portland Counciman Sharkey Addresses Sign Ordinance
Counciman Sharkey of Portland violated a sidewalk advertising sign ordinance. He defended actions by noting widespread noncompliance and cited federal efforts to curb the practice. He warned that minor violations can erode respect for state laws.
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Counciman Sharkey
Portland
Oregon
Umatilla People Return Home for Winter Support
The Umatilla people, driven from southern California, will spend their funds in Umatilla County this winter amid severe weather. California fears seismic disturbances, but sunshine and health prevail. Portland’s 260000 population is urged to supply 250 men to load the wheat crop of the Willend empire onto awaiting ships.
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Umatilla
California
Umatilla County
Portland
Wwlend
Oregon
Thomab Watilatya
Orego
Gregon
Lesrong
New England
First farmer of Oregon era and its early settlement
The article chronicles Oregon’s first farmer Etienne Lucier and the first American settler James M. Boater, tracing their roles in founding East Portland and the Willamette valley. It notes Lucier’s 1828 arrival with the Astor party and Boater’s 1829 settlement near Scapoose, highlighting farming beginnings, wheat trials, and the origin of Oregon’s agricultural story.
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John Mcloughlin
Hudson Bay Company
Vancouver
Oregon
Etienné Lucier
East Portland
Fort Vancouver
Lucier
Astoria
Munt
John Taw
Columbia River
Linler
Tihenon Bay Company
John McLogrhity
Ove Hutson
May Company
Cket Bank
Willamette
Payton
Thie
Oreson
Goibuld
Tudor
Dr. McLoughlin
Cher
Canada
Willamette River
Salem
Prench Prairie
Dri McLouehuin
James M. Boater
Willam
Ann
Scappeor Bay
Suavie
Hood River
Los Angeles Chamber Building Fire Causes $66,000 Loss
A fire swept the Los Angeles chamber of commerce building causing about $66,000 in damage. Firemen fought the blaze through the night, with the origin under investigation as investigators catalog the charred interior and scorched offices.
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Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Hotel Pendleton Refit and Fire Alarm Modernized
Bolton & Troy proprietors announce the Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurbished throughout with new telephone service and a connected fire alarm system for both single and multiple rooms.
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Eample
St. George
Pendleton
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