Prineville Pushes Plan for Crooked River Electric Line
The Prineville Review urges Crook County to form a local electric railroad to connect Prineville with Detroit or Kanjiiko and serve Redmond Bend and Agency Plains. City residents would subscribe about 1600000? to stock. outcome aims for 1250000 dollars to 1500000 dollar project with private power sites and outside capital.
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Harriman'siefusal
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Prineville Review
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Oregon
Kanjiko
Prineville
Plains Country
Deschutes Irrigation @ Power company
Redmond
Bend
Central Oregon
Wall Street
Heaid
D. I. & P. Company
Madris Capital
Sieters
Port
Deschutes and
Matoles
Cine Falle
Steelhead Falls
Crooked River Valley
Harrimeri
Kow
Lewiston Votes 57000 Water Bond Plan In City
Lewiston voters approved a $57,000 water bond for extensions and improvements amid light turnout and apathy, with a two thirds majority barely meeting the threshold. Work will begin once bonds are secured, street mains to be laid in downtown, service pipes enlarged, and the system upgraded to boost Lewiston’s status among regional cities.
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Deiny
Dells
New Maine
Plucky Dayville Boy Wins Hill Military Academy Scholarship
Adam Murray of Dayville arrives to enter Hill Military Academy after winning a Journal scholarship valued at 660 dollars with board and room. He traveled from 48 miles west of Caron City, gathering support across a large territory and ranch country for the award. Harvesting near Nea Percei a closes as favorable weather nears record crop.
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Dayville
Journal
HII Military Academy
Hill Military Academy
Murray
Stage Line
Caron City
Grant County
Horeefleah
Penned Stone Jewell
Oroegon Daily Journal
Plant More Trees Inspires Oregon Climate Hopeful Speech
Editor A Bennett of the Trigon Irrigator urges planting trees across Morrow and Umatilla counties to alter climate, curb wind erosion, and create shade. He cites grape expert Robert Sleicher of Lewiston praising local lands along the Columbia River as future prime grape country, envisioning prosperous towns like Pendleton and Heppner with thriving farms and homes.
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Trrigon Irrigator
Alorrow
Oregon
California
Robert Sleicher
Columbia River
Morrow
Umatilla
Athena
Freewnater
Milton
Umatila
Trrigon
Wheat Belt
University of Oregon opens as hundreds arrive for term
The Eugene Guard reports students arriving in large numbers for the University of Oregon opening. Registration begins tomorrow with lectures starting Thursday, earlier than usual. Many have arranged board and rooms, though some face housing heat-price shortages. The Y M C A distributes handbooks from a tent near the campus. Freshman enrollment appears to be higher than ever.
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University of Oregon
Eugene Guard
Women and their health tips from Lydia E Pinkham
Working women shoulder home duties and child care yet suffer uterine and abdominal issues. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is advertised as strengthening the organs, aiding childbirth recovery, and easing menopause. Letters from readers praise cures and invite inquiries to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Sadie Abbott
Jesnnette
P. Pinkhs
Omicoont Inkham
United States
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
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