Editor Scott Dies After Prostate Surgery at Johns Hopkins
Scott, editor-in-chief of the Oregonian since 1877, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore of heart failure 32 hours after prostate removal surgery. Wife Mrs Scott and son Leslie were at his bedside. funeral plans pending with services likely at the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Portland.
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Jottacroy W. Scott
The
Oregonian
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mra. Scott
Hia
Leslie’ M. Scott
Tia
Mr. Scott
Portland
Scottish Rite
Hones
Oregon
Scott
Inlinois
Pacifico University
Forest Grove
N. J. Levinson
Oxegenian
Ataif
Lafferty Plans Campaign Stop in Freewater Peach Day
A. W. Lafferty, Portland lawyer and Republican candidate in Oregon's second district, will visit Umatilla county next week and speak in Freewater on Peach Day August 17. He aligns with Cummins and Dolliver on national issues and will argue Oregon's reclamation fund treatment.
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A. W. Lafferty
Portland
Congress
Umatilla County
Freewater
Peach Day
Lafferty
Assembly
Cummina
Dolliver
Murdock
LaFollette
Aldrich
Gannon
Payne
Dalzell
Oregon
Lafferty Seeks House Seat Highlighting Land Policies
The piece discusses A W Lafferty's bid for Congress in Oregon's second district. It notes his background in Missouri and Oregon, his work on criminal law, and his stance on land tenure and government projects. Campaign manager Gurl S Kelly is listed with Portland contact. Paid advertisement.
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Ellis
Interior Department
Lafferty
Umatilla
A. W. Lafferty
Congress
Pike County
Missouri
Oregon
Missouri State University
Kelly
Loch Ridg
Portland
Ore
Woman Drops Dead in Pendleton Home
Mrs. Catherine Hunter of Pendleton collapsed and died of heart failure at her home near Pilot Rock after thirteen years in Pendleton. Interment set for Pilot Rock on Tuesday.
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Catherine Hunter
Pendleton
Bsondsy
Hunter
Pilot Rook
Athena High School Names New Principal and Staff
Athena’s school board elected Prof. C. O. Baker principal for the coming year and chose Ernest Welles as assistant principal. Grade teachers include Miax Foreman sixth to eighth, Livonia Lubenheim for sixth and seventh, Homer Watts for fourth and fifth, Grace Caplod for second and eighth, and Sadie Chrisman for the primary department. New credentials indicate strong staffing, with likely improvements to the school house and grounds such as an office for the principal and possible fencing changes.
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Athena School
C. O. Baker
Athena High School
Ernest Welles
Pendleton
Washington University
Miax Foreman
Abe
Foreman
Hermiston
Livonia Lubenheim
Portland
Athena Board
Dale Preston Dies at 40 After Illness in Walla Walla
Dale Preston, age 40, died at his Walla Walla home after four months illness from Brights disease and complications. He founded and managed the Preston Parton Milling Co in Walla Walla, married Stella Anderson in Athena, and left a sizable estate. Survived by wife, his parents, and two brothers. funeral in Walla Walla at 2:30 pm conducted by the Masons.
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Bright
Ita
Dale Preston
Walla Walla
Preston
Preston-Parton Milling Company
Mise Stella Anderson
Athena
Loorwood
Watts
Dale Proaton
Waitsburg
Wash
Whitman College
Blaickness
W. G. Preston
Athen Masone
Bis
Bin
Galgallus wheat praised for drought resistance and yield
Dell McCarthy reports that Galgallus wheat grown near Boho on the A. B. McCarthy ranch has shown drought resistance and high yield in three seasons. In (year) it produced 26 bushels per acre against 20 elsewhere, suggesting strong price potential for blue stem markets. Cord wood destruction and passing trains along Meacham Creek are noted with small roadway impacts.
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A. B. McCarthy
Boho
Dell McCarthy
Saya
Pendleton
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Lincs
Meacham Creek
Two Fire, Two Weddings In Local Dispatches
A Saturday blaze at Haolou spor near Boron station burned 500 cords of wood while 1500 cords were saved by workers. At Athena, J W Mitchell and Miss Binnie Keen wed at 10 am with officiant A Mackenzie Meldrum witnessing. Seven horses burned in a Helix barn fire on Timmerman farm caused $8,000 to $10,000 in losses. no insurance yet confirmed.
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Oregonian
Scott
Haolou Spor
Boron Station
Hanlon
Mitchell Keen
J. W. Mitchell
Binnie Keen
Athena
A. Mackenzie Meldrum
John Keen
O. R. & N. Company
Preaton-Perton Milling Company
Preag
Mrs. Mitchell
Adams Street
John Timmerman
Helix
Timmerman
Political slate forms in Umatilla county election
Democratic aspirants plan a near full county ticket while Republicans may field key posts. State Senator Dr. J. Smith and Sheriff T. D. Taylor seek re election, with James Naloney as County Judge and J. B. Liewallen as County Commissioner. Athena's Joe N. Boott and Sonia Schell Jr. of Kol, plus coroner Dr. Mred Lionallen of Pilot Rock are noted.
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Umatilla
Recorder
Treaurer
Maya
Oregonian
J. Smith
T. D. Taylor
James Naloney
Pendleton
J. B. Liewallen
Weston
Joe Saylor
Umatila
Sonia Schell
Kolo
Morrow
Joe N. Boott
Athena
Mred Lionallen
Pilot Rock
Lionallen
Henderson
D. J. McFaul
Peterson
Central Committee
B.J. Taylor
J. Hudeman
J. Murphy
T. J.tweedy
Water Shortage Hits Pendleton Streams
The Live Wire reports extreme drought in Pendleton with Birch creek forks and mountain streams at record low levels. City waterways show scant water, with rain expected within two weeks as locals fear the pools may dry up.
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Pendleton
Jewat Hy
Bert
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Walla Walls
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