Road construction education drive urged by federal office
The office for public roads asks East Oregonian to publish monthly 1000 word practical articles on road building and maintenance. Readers may submit questions about local road difficulties to be forwarded to Washington. The plan aims to educate and engage counties nationwide on improving public roads.
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Agricultural Department
Parmer
East Oregonian
Office For Public Roads
the Vericultural Department
Washington, D. C
United States
Socnl
Hindus from Calcutta Travel to Portland in Odd Attire
Four Hindu laborers from Calcutta working on the O R N and Blue Mountain section at Walla Walla pass through Blue Mountain on their way to Portland for winter. Their spokesman, a 44 year old with British Army service, describes savings and plans to return home after earning money. He notes most Hindus here are Sikhs not Muslims and shed light on origins and wages.
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Blue Mountain Station
Walla Walla
Portland
India
America
Blue Mountains
East Oregonian
Calcutta
Vancouver
B. C
Hong Kong
Edward
Pace Seeks Press Co operation in Educational Campaign
L W Pace director urges early collaboration between government and the press in an educational campaign. He requests suggestions to craft the best plan of cooperation and support for the effort.
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L. W. Pace
Officers Entertained After Rifle Meet at Bachelor's Club
Adjutant General Finger and Major Dunbar attended a smoker given by local guardsmen at the Bachelor's club after the company L rifle meet. Veterans from the Second Oregon and Geo Hartman of the Sec ond Oregon joined discussions on guard topics and reminiscences. Finger spoke on the national rifle tournament in Ohio and on guard matters in general. Prospects loom for coast state guards encamped together at American Lake next summer with large scale maneuvers. Finger returned to Portland on the delayed train. Dunbar heads to Baker City for tomorrow's team shoot.
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Finger
Dunbar
Bachelor's Club
Geo. Hartman
Leutenant
Second Oregon
Oregon
Ohio
American Lake
Grand Lecturer to Eel 8 M Yoran Tours Oregon
Grand lecturer of the Oregon Masonic lodge M Yoran returned today from Helix where he was greeted by the Helix lodge of Masons. He then headed to Echo Ione and Heppner before returning home to Eugene. Since July first he has traveled 1200 miles by stage visiting every Oregon town over 600 population.
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M. Yoran
Oregon Masonic Lodge
Northern Pacific
Helix
Helix Lodge of Masons
Echo
Ione and Heppner
Eugene
O Connell Improves Amid Recovery Hopes Reported
Mrs John O Connell wife of the injured conductor in La Grande says he is improving and recovery hopes are entertained. She is visiting friends in La Grande before returning to Portland as reported by the La Grande Observer.
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H. 5. Smith
McClelland Street
Spokane
Wash
East Oregonian
Oliver Smith
Pendleton
O'Connell
John O'Connell
la Grande
Portland
la Grande Observer
Knights of Pythias Smoker Held After Meeting
Last evening the local Knights of Pythias enjoyed a social session after routine meeting business. Refreshments were served and card playing filled the time. Several visiting Knights attended the event.
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Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pything
Pendleton High Prepares For Thanksgiving Game At Pendleton
Pendleton high school's football team schedules a Friday 2 15 kickoff at Alta Street grounds against Walla Walla High School in a highly anticipated early season contest. Pendleton line up includes Beam McDill Easter Devine Gibson Storie Kimball Cooley A Means Reeves and Baker with captain named. A Thursday campus rally will showcase bonfires school spirit and football enthusiasm. Portland teams including East and West Side schools Columbia University and Hill Military Academy are seeking a Thanksgiving game with Pendleton.
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Portland
Pendleton
Waili Waihi
Alta Street
Weston Normal
Weston
Walla Walla
Beam
McDill
Easter
Devine
Gibson
Storie
Kimball
Cooley
A. Means
Reeves
Baker
Fortland
Pembleton
Hill Military Academy
Columbia University
Rose City
Real Estate Transfers Listed From Local Office
Real estate transfers reported today list Maxwell Land and Irrigation Company selling four Hermiston lots to J. D. Lowman for 500 dollars. Irvin E. Watrus sells 220 acres to Arthur J. Watrus for 4800 dollars. Anna Beard sells lots 7 and 8 in block 28 of Pendleton's reservation addition for 1200 dollars.
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Office of
Livermore & Bickers
Maxwell Land & Irrigation Company
J. D. Lowman
Hermiston
Irvin E. Watrus
Arthur J. Watrus
Anna Beard
S. P. Hutchinson
Pendleton
Eastern Star Tonight Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of Bushea Chapter No. 19 of the Eastern Star at the Masonic temple tonight at 8 o clock. Members are reminded to attend and observe the proper rituals and proceedings.
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Bushea Chapter No. 19
The
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Knight Buys Wade Farm In Spring Hollow
Allie Knight purchased a half section of fine wheat land eight miles southeast of the city from E. T. Wade for 10500. The land lies in Summer fallow and is ready to be seeded once rains come. Knight takes possession immediately and plans to seed to wheat this fall before leaving for Marshfield with M. P. Castle Fred and Dave Gordon to explore business prospects in that region.
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Allie Knight
Spring Hollow
E. T. Wade
Mr. Wade
Mr. Knight
M. P. Castle
Fred
Dave Gordon
Marshfield
Father learns difficulty of teaching long division
A father reflects on how hard it is for his child to learn long division, gaining empathy from his attempt to explain the method.
Guernsey's Music Store Offers Latest Phonographic Records
Corner Court and Cottonwood shop Guernsey's Music highlights new phonographic records arriving daily. Local customers browse shelves for latest releases and classic titles in a growing catalog.
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Guernsey
Corner Court
Cottonwood
Cold start worsens illness and delays cure
The note warns that a cold at its onset should be checked promptly to avoid deepening symptoms. Waiting can lengthen suffering, as early treatment may shorten duration by preventing complications. Take action at first signs to reduce hardship.
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