Oregon News Notes of General Interest
Amalipox breaks out at Trowneville and primary preparations loom heavy in Vointula county. Oregon strawberry crop expected to exceed records by one third and Albany’s quota reaches $14 000 in checks. Linn County real estate dealers note 1920 private transactions. statewide relief drive raises funds. Road and infrastructure projects include Hastings to Marshfield, and Hood River berry growers price field run fruit at 16 cents per pound. The Bend Commercial hosts state grange delegates while Roseburg students plan next winter visit to Eugene.
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Community notices and family travels in Athena scene
Local items recount Sunday visits including SHER HE with Mr and Mrs C Whiteman and children of Walle Walle and Will Ryder of North Yakima. Mrs David Taylor travels to Walla Walla with Dire George Gerking for medical help. Swaitgart the stock taker sells jacks in Morrow County. Concrete work begins for AL Melntyre’s new residence at Third and Durreil. Local road work uses crusted rock from Athena quarry for state highway repairs after Inez floods.
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Hiram Kolehtie
AL Th Melntyre
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David Taylor
Walla Walla
George Gerking
Neck Medical
Swaitgart
Morrow County
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Inez
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Kenneth Durgan
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Lurgan
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Herman Kirk
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John Deere Steel Gang Plows Claim Superior Strength
The ad touts the John Deere Steel Gang Plow as the strongest type, fully steel with guaranteed beams, heavy lift springs, and easy square-corner turning. It promises consistent width and durable performance under varying soil and horse conditions.
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Fifteenth Annual Meeting Program of Umatilla Baptist Association
Schedule for Weston event May 7-9 lists devotional, sermons, reports, and special sessions. Notable leaders include Rev. Ownbey Freewater Rev. Reid Portland Rev. Linn Helix Rev. J. C. Austin Portland and Mrs. Charles Kirk Athena, with B. Y. P. U. activities and an evangelistic sermon to close.
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Linn
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W. H. Cox
Pendleton
L. BE. Menland
S. J. Reid
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Hall
Hermiston
Oregon Baptist and New World Movement
D. C. Wright
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Athena
Weston Students Engage In Grades And Track Meet
Weston schools report new first graders Harry and Lillian Glaon from Walla Walla and Lois Baling entering sixth grade after a trip home from Portland. Sophomores finish Maupassant and Bonhour studies while the high school track team wins at Athena with 47 to 21 led by Eugene Smith and Worth Watts. Commencement events announced for May with baccalaureate by Dr. Penrose and graduation May 19, annual on sale May 17.
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Walla Walla
Rosa Bonhour
Portland
Lois Baling
Maupassant
Weston High
Athena
Weston
Athens
Eugene Smith
Worth Watts
Leonard Bulfinch
Sever
Paul Hopkins
Theodore Walden
Adams
Pendleton
Jessie Davis
Westorns
Penrose
Whitman College
Memorial Hall
Supreme Council Sets Armenian Mandate and Palestine Details
The supreme council proposed to ask President Wilson to arbitrate Armenia borders and awarded mandates for Mesopotamia and Palestine to Britain and Syria to France. It also requested U.S. take the Armenia mandate. Turkish nationalists press Erserum claims while Palestine is placed under a British mandate with protections for Jewish and Arab residents.
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Eltteens
Mexican Generals Barred From Texas and Other War News
The Mexican government sought permission for Generals Juan Jose Rios and Manuel Gambo and their staffs to cross Texas en route to Mexico City, but Governor Hobby refused. Allied reports say 250 German cannons and 250 cannons, along with Paris-German arms, were found at Königsberg in East Prussia by the inter allied commission. Walker D. Hines resigns as Director General of Railroads. President Wilson accepts effective May 15.
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John Deere mower claims simple modern design
The article touts ease of maintenance and quick adjustments for a mower. It highlights features like easy belt and knife alignments done in place, and notes the toe power boosts lifting and starting in heavy grass. John Deere is presented as the simplest mower system yet seen.
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