Pendleton School Adds Normal Course To Improve Teaching
The Pendleton high school adds a two year normal course making it eastern Oregon’s sole high school offering such training. Officials argue the move restores normal instruction after the Eastern Oregon normal school closure, meeting local demand as girls and boys seek teaching careers and uplift area education.
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1913 Crop Prospects and Wheat Outlook
The September1 crop condition shows 10.1 percent below the 1903-1912 average, with August notably poor and yearly prospects 14.2 percent lower than last year. Winter wheat 1915 is projected at 111 million bushels on 30.94 million acres, a record acreage, while total U.S. wheat may reach 764 million bushels, driven by strong winter wheat yields. Prices for staple crops rose in August, with meat prices down slightly from July but still high, and overall plantings up marginally from last year. International estimates place global wheat at about 2.654 billion bushels in several countries.
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Merchants' gift contest invites votes for Catholic church
Weeks remain for the Merchants' gift contest allowing patrons to vote for their favorite. Leaders have gained several hundred votes, showing strong Catholic church support. Votes must be cast at the East Oregonian office with a prize of 3150. Participating shops include DRUGS CLOTHING GROCERIES JEWELRY THEATER FURNITURE MILLINERY Mrs. J. P. Hansen at 21 Main Street.
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Rohrmans Baker Wood and Coai Watch Burrough
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Wheat production estimates from major nations in 1912 data
The report outlines preliminary official wheat production estimates for leading countries in 1912. It notes past estimates were often overstated and lists nations producing spring wheat while excluding several European and other regions. A quip on marital judgment appears at the end.
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Austria
France
Germany
Prussia
Raumany
Argentina
Australia
Canada
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