Oregon Fire Probe and Regional Developments Report
State fire officials planned an investigation into a Bend fire while Pendleton notes show population growth and wage changes. Reports cover port improvements at Port of Portiav, Eugene clerks’ salary hike, hot weather sparking fires, Astoria hydroplane plans, farm price campaigns, and appointments in Oregon administration. Local and county matters include university appointments, courthouse and road considerations, and land and labor debates across Linn, Umatilla, and Douglas counties.
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Linn County Threshermen's Convention
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Frank M Brickeon
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University of Maho
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Jill Qwake
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Mahy
Montana
CK Woodsch
Robert 5. Hoan
Regenta
University of Oregon
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Ukiah
Umatilla County
Pilot Rock
Long Creek
Douglas County
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Athena News Highlights A Week of Local Events
Community life in Athena Oregon features social visits and weddings as Miss Nellie Carr Adame and John Ogle wed in Yakima Washington. Local residents travel to Deschutes for fishing, attend dances, and plan fairs while crews work on road and bridge projects and officials address pest control and public safety.
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Pendleton
John Callender
Portland
Jew Myrick Uewock
Krebs Place
Adame
Carl McConnell
Helix
Nellie Carr Adame
John Ogle
Yakima
Wash
W. R. Taylor
Leeper
Shepherd Springs
Taylor
E. D. Dourning
Kilgore
Guy Cronk
Umatilla
Dean Dudley
Dick Winship
Black Mountain
L. M. Oliver
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Standard
Miso Adah DeFreece
Ernest Zerba
Blaine Dugger
McPherson
Lloyd Michener
Deschutes
Jinks Dudley
Bingham Springs
Robert Proudfit
Mary
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Civic Club
Athena
A. J. Crigler
Freewater
College Place Hospital
Crigler
Athens
J. C. Walter
Qwene
Hart
Marin
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Bieth
Owens
Rieth
Bushee
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Athena-Weston American Legion Post
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Fortland Eugene
Walter Duff
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Wheat Crop Surplus Seen in July Agriculture Report
The July wheat crop outlook from the Department of Agriculture shows a larger total yield than the five year average. Improved June conditions boosted output of major crops with a projected 856 million bushels available, enough for domestic use and a surplus for export. The report notes spring wheat up 53 million bushels year over year, while winter wheat remains 114 million bushels below last year.
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