Central Oregon Irrigation Board Reevaluates Patent Certainty
State Desert Land Board orders no certificates of proof for reclamation and settlement on Central Oregon lands until can prove water delivery. Board to seek authority from Tosco Stearns for patent certification, prompted by field inspector John Dubuie and State Engineer Lewis. Discussion centers on seepage, potential land revert to Federal Government, and possible U S Government funding to finish North Canal reclamation.
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Central Oregon
State Desert Land Board
Tosco Stearns
Irrigation Company
Jobn Dubuie
Shade
Lewis
Aattlera.co
Aattlers
Central Oregon Irrigation Company
North Canal
Oregon
Secretary of the Interior
William Pinkerton Dies After Hip Injury and Heart Failure
William Pinkerton, 73, died at his home after an accidental hip fracture led to a heart failure. He moved to town from the ranch for the winter and helped pioneer the area starting in 1870. Survived by his wife Eliza, a daughter in Alberta, four sons, a brother Henry, and three sisters. Funeral held Tuesday at the Christian church. he was a longtime Baptist member.
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William Pinkerton
Mr. Pinkerton
Dis. Sharp and Plamondon
Pinkerton
Athena
Kentucky
Eliza Bou
Plains
Bia
James A. Naleon
Barnes
Alberta
D. A
J. W. Pinkerton
Milton
N. H. Pinkerton
Washtoona
Wash
Henry Pinkerton
Christian Choroh
W. 8. Payne
Weston
Obarob
True Happiness and the Joy Beyond Pain
A Pioneer column cites Wordsworth and St Paul on enduring happiness found in rising above sorrow. It argues stores once denied happiness to all but declares deeper joy comes from belief in good and truth, guiding personal growth and societal progress.
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St Paul
Adams Broom Corn Praised at Pendleton Show
G. O. Richardson of Adams Oregon praises broom corn for quality. He grows broom corn near Adams and fabricates high grade brooms. A Pendleton Corn Show exhibit impressed, and the item will go to Chicago United States Land Show. A letter from Oregon State Exhibit commends the broom corn.
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G. O. Richardson
Adams
Pendleton
Chicago
Richardson
Oregon
Coliseum
GO. Richardson
Adame
Ore
Portland Patent Floor Market Shows Firm Prices
The Portland patent floor market remains firm with higher prices expected. Puget Sound mills reportedly advanced prices 20 cents per barrel but not confirmed. Wheat strength drives market, with club at about 35 cents and bicestem near 95 cents at the Coast, others quoting 4 and 84 cents respectively. Some buying at higher figures noted, while many Portland dealers hold to lower quotes. Fragments also mention Wheat and a visit by Fred Pinkerton from the University of Oregon to attend his grandfather’s gathering.
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Portland
Puget Sound
Club Sud
Silenced by a Look at Gladstone and Blackie Dinner
A vivid anecdote describes Gladstone's piercing gaze rendering Professor Blackie speechless during a dinner. The scene depicts Gladstone's eyelids widening and Blackie stumbling, with a remark urging readers to compare such gaze to a zoo display. The fragment closes with a London Tit-Bits quote about a stew and a Rhine exchange.
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Gladstone
Blackie
Professor Blackie
Mr. Gladstone
Mrs. Robinson
Milton Pastor T B Henderson Dies After Stroke
Rev T B Henderson a Congregational minister from Milton died after a stroke while cutting wood last Sunday. He was 70, born in Missouri, moved to the northwest in 1871, served Salem briefly, then Milton where he conducted church duties. Survived by wife Nellie Meusfield of Freewater and children Hershel a Whitman College student and Travis of Portland. The obituary notes his long service in the Northwest and family ties as the elderly pastor passes.
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Milton
T. B. Henderson
Henderson
Missouri
Northwest
Willamette Valley
Congregational Church
Salem
Ighty
Mra
Charged With Shooting Elk After Farm Wrecked
Complaint by Game Warden Averill alleges Forrest and Jaline Williams an Indian killed two elk cows from the Walla Walla herd on the reservation headwaters near Mill Horse. Bond set at 500 dollars each awaiting January 18 grand jury. Elk were seen near Milton then on the reservation and later foreaged near the national park during winter. Attorney Homer I Watts retained. Deputy Sheriff assisting. Public anger grows among game advocates and elk lodges. The Ferndale School Board forms a permanent library committee in coordination with the County Board. Lloyd Mitebauer plans to walk down Iowa in a decorative follow-up.
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George Forrest
Jaline Williams
Thenat
Averill
Forrest
Honda
Walla Walla
Mill Orse
Milton
National Park
Reeser
Worrest
Williggma
Homer IL. Watts
Sherif W
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Central Oregon Patents Limited
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Council For Promoters
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Pendleton Roller
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