Umatilla County Boy Wins State Hog Prize
Wayne Swaggart of Umatilla County Oregon wins a Union Stock Yards prize of 40 dollars at the Pacific International Exposition for a litter of Poland China pigs. His winning entry includes a growth story and notes on breeding, feeding, and weight gain with a total sale value of 144.36 dollars.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Union Stock Yards
Any
Wayne Swaggart
Wayne
George
Ben
Link
Milton
Eheim
George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Abraham Lincoln
John Milton
Oregon
L. J. Alien
Thane
HL P. Whitman
Pendleton Meat Company
Horace Addis
Bennion
John F. Horr
Athena State Bank
International
Portland
Hiastorn Dragon
Deer Fred at Stacks near Theen Hallow
Deer numbered eight with two tracks and several fawns feed calmly at hay stacks near Theen Hallow. Sightings place them at Richard Thompson and Lou Hodgen ranches as winter prompts deer to seek lower feeding grounds along the Umatilla river banks until they disappear as spring begins.
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Stacks
Theen Hallow
Richard Thompson Place
Lou Hodgen
Umatilla
Walla Walla teen earns public schooling award
A teen student from Walla Walla earns recognition for completing a public school curriculum with weekly distribution of a papilla style newsletter. Key figures include Li HUREAUS and local educators. The initiative highlights community literacy efforts and school program support.
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Iive Teen Enwis Res Public School of
TAX PROGRAM FOR BONUS IS OUTLINED
Washington reports outline of bonus taxes with 2.5 percent on corporate undivided profits yielding 22 million dollars and a 1 cent per 2 pounds parcel tax for 25 cent or more shipments. Also a 1 cent per gallon tax on gasoline, 25 cents per horsepower on automobiles, doubling of admission taxes, higher documentary stamps, and tobacco levies. In Spokane Judge Turner repudiates Democrat label, declaring he is not a Democrat. In Washington immigration law, a 3 percent restrictive provision may extend to June 30, 1926.
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D. C
Ixon
ExSen
Turner
Spokane
George ‘Turner
George Chriatenton
Washington, D. C
Boost ‘Immigration Committee
Tax Return Deadline Notice From Watts and Prestige
Watts and Prestige attorneys warn clients of upcoming income tax filing deadline March 15. They offer services to prepare returns and remind patrons to submit promptly to avoid penalties. General guidance stresses timely completion and availability of assistance through their firm.
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Watts & Prestige
Alroady
Ville
Pendleton editor answers suit over police chief damages
Pendleton Tribune editor Harry L. Kuck answers W R Taylor chief of police’s $10,000 damage suit alleging improper reporting and misconduct. The filing names deputies and officials, cites alleged intoxication and improper handling of seized liquor, and signals April circuit court hearing. A separate claim against Robert Sinclair is also filed.
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Pendleton
Harry L. Kuck
Pendleton Tribune
Taylor
Hbel
Ralay
Katey & Steiner
Kuck
Robert Sinclair
Portland
Lora J. Terry
W. G. ‘Hates
Williamt Miller
Herbert Reed
Ernest Crockatt
James Beck
Trace [Ue Baker
Jake Bowher
Sherif Zueth Houser
Dan Downing
Glen Boshoe
Athens Disease Crisis Eases Says Doctors
Reports from physicians say the fear in Athens is easing as the number of cases diminishes. A few patients are seriously ill but no dangerous onset has developed. Officials hope the crisis has passed and conditions will improve. Quarantine measures have not been necessary at this time.
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Iciuity
Dr J J Kennedy Dead in Umatilla County Peace
Dr J W Kennedy a pioneer physician of Umatilla County died at the home of his son Blue Kennedy in Ban Prumiseo. Remains were shipped to Walla Walla for interment. He is survived by two daughters Ruby and Faith Kennedy and one son Elise Kennedy.
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J. W Kennedy
Umatitla County
Btlue Kennedy
Ban Prumiseo
Walla Walla
Ruby
Faith Kennedy
Elise Kennedy
Athena High School Grabs Home Court Win Over Stanfield
Athena High School rolled past Stanfield High in the local gym on Friday, wins to 16. Iade, Krotzer and Harden starred as teammates provided strong support, while a crowded arena filled the benches. Tomorrow Athena hosts Harminton in the second game of the season with hopes for a conference district title.
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Stanfield High
Iade
Krotzer
Harden
Athena
Helix
Athena Ugh
Helix Indh
Melix
Helix Girls
Scorn
Annual Rollcall of Pyteian Lodge No 28
The annual renemt of ryt Lodge No 20 K of P will be held Thursday evening February 23 with all members urged to attend. Three ranks will be worn. the culinary department promises good eats as Pythean No 20 grows. A Dolio patrol is forming from the department’s members for active service. McFadyen's Egg Plant reports output rise as egg machines hum. Extras from Whitefish Montana appear in Bob Hampton of Pacer at the Standard Theatre filmed in Montana.
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No. 20
K. of P
As Pythian No. 20
BG. Prenthye
Bob Hampton
Pacer
Standard Theatre
Whitefish
Montana
I Montana
Farm products rise as wheat and wool advance nationwide
Wheat options in Chicago surged after Tuesday gains and the market signals a favorable crop outlook amid global shortages. Eastern Oregon wool and sheep prices climbed with a six thousand head sale in Morrow County highlighting higher fleece values and strong demand for lambs and wool.
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Chicago
Athina Irawers
United States
Morrow County
Heppner
W. B. Barrett
Banks receive redemption call for Victory Notes
A local bank reports requests to redeem three and three fourths Victory Notes. The notes may be redeemed at par plus accrued interest at any time before June 16. After that date interest stops and conversion to higher yielding notes is discontinued.
Farm Labor Rates Set for Spring Work at Pendleton
About 100 men gathered under the farm bureau at Pendleton to fix spring wages. Young farm hands would be paid $40 a month plus board, cooks from $26 to $45, and trained men up to $80 a month. Wages reflect roughly a 20 percent rise from international rates.
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Durmeara
Vimatilly County
Pendleton
Farm Bureau
Clayton Luma Obituary In Arkansas Town
Clayton Luma, longtime resident of Athe na, died Tuesday in Arlington after battling injuries from earlier illness. He is survived by his father, one sister, and two brothers. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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Athena
Ar. Hington
Hin
Taxpayers League Officers Meet in Pendleton
The Umatilla County Taxpayers League will convene at the courthouse in Pendleton for its annual meeting. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and slate announced.
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Taxpayers League
Umatilla County
Harding Urges Senate Approval of World Peace Treaties
President Harding appealed to the Senate in Washington to ratify the arms conference treaties without delay. He warned that failure would erode America’s influence and jeopardize future peace efforts, as the 12 weeks of negotiations yielded a set of covenants on naval armament, China rights, and a four power pact to preserve Pacific peace.
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Harding
Senate
Amer Jon
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China
Pacific
Treaty Over Yap Signed With Japan
Washington describes a U S Japan treaty ending the Yap controversy. It grants Yap and Beatou free access and equality with Japan in many areas including radio telegraph services. The United States ensures rights, infrastructure access, and safeguards of American interests on Yap while outlining detailed provisions.
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United States
Japan
Nally
Hughes
State Department
Sighen
Ambauador
Shidehara
Incublon
Tonge de Japan
Yap
Yapti
Honor Lincoln Memory wreath laid at Oak Ridge tomb
President Coolidge and General Pershing laid a wreath at Abraham Lincoln’s tomb in Oak Ridge Cemetery near Springfield Illinois. They walked among crowds commemorating Lincoln’s memory and national service during the Civil War era. Evacuation of Ethiopians from southern Irish ports discussed amid raids in London. The Irish Office cites pending decisions on reinforcements and evacuation scope.
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Illinole
Coolidge
J. J. Pershing
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Washington
Eivil
Oak Hidge
Ireland
London
Hiltieltropa
Iriat
Uloter
19000 Oregon Veterans Seek Bonus Amid Applications
About 19,085 World War veterans applications are filed with the state aid commission in Salem. Of these, 10,096 request cash benefits, while 4,? towns express preferences for other relief.
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Oregon
Salem
Ope
World War Veterans
Walla
Farm Bureau to Hold Annual Meeting and Officers Election
Vinatula County Farm Bureau schedules its annual meeting in Pendleton on Saturday with speakers from North West Wheat Growers and United States Grain Growers. Discussion covers cooperative grain marketing, contracts, and financing outlooks from a Portland banker. Officials to be elected include president and department heads. meeting set for 1:30 PM at the County Library.
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Pendleton
George
Jewett
North Weat Wheat Growers Association
United States Grain Growers Association
United States
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Montana
North West
Ama
Tills County Farm Bureau
Ge T
United States Grain Growers
Association
Northwestern Association
Northwestern
Umatilla
Jewett x
Roy Ritter
Ritner
Portland
War Financial Corporation
Ballard
Culley
Honey Sommerer
H. P. Whitman
Rogers
James Hill
J. F. Slover
Pack's Bad Boy Coming to Standard Theatre Sunday Night
Jackie Coogan stars as Pack in Pack's Bad Boy Coming at the Standard Theatre Sunday night. The program also features Cosmopolitan's The Beaders Sex with Marion Davies wearing red tomorrow night, a noted pairing for the show.
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Pack
Jackie Coogan
Standard ‘Theatre
Ati
Cosmopolitan
Beaders
Marian Davies
Floods Delay Trains In Athens City
High waters halted service as the year’s crest swelled rivers in Athens and nearby areas. Main Street washed at its lower end and the sidewalk by Tunnont Lumber Yard undermined. Team service suspended and farrier rail operations disrupted by flood damage.
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Main
Adame
Wheat Prices Rise Across Wewatille and Walle Counties
Wheat prices edged higher as a large quantity moved in Wewatille and Walle counties over ten days at around a duller per ton. The Chicago market showed continued strength with steady demand and rising tendencies.
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Wewatille
Walle Walle
Chicago
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