Athena Yellow Kids Baseball Fund Pledged in Town Meeting
A large Athena Commercial Association gathering approved the Yellow Kids baseball effort. Dr J D Plamondon chaired. Fred Boyd served as secretary. Subscriptions secured funds, a grounds committee was named, and a ball game plan set to raise part of the finances. Directors elected include Barrett Parker Wallace Preston Broome with Cartano named manager. A next meeting is planned for Monday night.
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Athena
Old Town
Inland Empire
Athena Commercial Association
Bertartano
J. E. Froome
D. H. Preston
Bruce Wallace
J.D. Palmondon
W. J. King
Henry Dell
M. L. Watta
F. B. Boyd
I. M. Kemp
Austin Fons
York Dell
Lee Hiteman
Henry Barrett
A. J. Parker
D. H
Big Farmoffer for Road Adjoining Hin Warm
Pendleton Tribune reports the highest bid for a mile of model road to be built by the government. George Carmichael of Weston offers $600 and free rock to him if the road runs beside his farm. He hopes the court will consider the proposal, though its location five miles north of Weston and far from rails may hinder approval.
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Hin Warm
Pendleton Tribune
George Carmichael
Weston
Carmichael
Hhis Farm
Typhoid Epidemic Action Prompts Water Purification Plans
The Oregon state board of health dispatches to Eugene to assist city authorities fight a two month typhoid outbreak. They advocate boiling and sterilizing all water and food, review water sources, and coordinate with the water company to secure a pure supply. A party of four Helix men plans to move to Alberta with farm implements and horses.
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Hemrith
Eugene
Portland
State Board of Health
Vitizena
Shareanlt
State Board
Shell
Alberta
Helix
Walter Lindany
Alex Granby
Dan Richmond
Arthur Beadham
Walla Walla Saloon Law Clash Sparks Civic Debate
Complications rise from a Sunday closing issue in Walla Walla as saloon and minister roles collide over licenses and age verification. Merchants warn against unconstitutional limits while plans for action leak from quiet discussions.
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Maday
Walla Wallin
Walla Walla
Mosgrove Mercantile Co Forms Replacing Athena
The Athena Mercantile Co. is dissolved and replaced by Mosgrove Mercantile Co. Incorporators are Matt Mosgrove Charles Betts James Henderton and Jamea Mosgrove. Plans include a brick 1.5 story building at Third and Main with expanded store rooms and upgraded facilities. William Mosgrove retires and heads to Alberta.
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Athena Mercantile Co
Mosgrove Mercantile Co
Matt Mosgrove
Charles Betta
James Henderton
Jamea Mosgrove
Prem
Athena
Mosgrove Utile Company
Mosgrove
Waa
Pendleton
Milton
Charles Betts
Betts
Helix
Athena Mercantile Company
William Mosgrove
Alberta
Lease Applications Taken Up Next Monday Pendleton
C C Edwards, agent at the reservation, says lease applications filed with the office will be taken up next Monday and disposed of soon after. Notices go to applicants to appear at the agency for lease proceedings, with dates staggered to handle business efficiently. The move ends a long delay, aiding intending renters to plan spring plowing once lands are approved. Applications will be processed here and then sent to Washington for final approval.
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Pendleton
C. C. Edwards
Thous
Jonsees
Ae Doring
Major McKain
Edwards
Washington
City Election Returns Detail Council and Mayor Balloting
Dr. Plamondon elected mayor with 108 votes while David Taylor received 21. total city votes 120. Council seats go to T. J. Kirk 127 A. B. McEwen 124 M. L. Watts 117 G. A. Barrett 117. Recorder G. Chamberlain 128, Miller 1. Treasurer M. Kemp 125. Water Commissioner G. W. Gross 126. Koonts 1, Dell 1. Taylor claimed he was unaware of the vote.
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T. J. Kirk
A. B. McEwen
M. L. Watts
G. A. Barrett
Wima Knight
Ananp Te He Knight
J. D Plamondon
David Taylor
Ed Koonts
Taylor
G. Chamberlain
Portland Democrats name candidates for state offices
The leading Democrats in the state gathered in Portland and adopted a platform. They invited candidates for governor George E. Chamberlain, U S senator John M Gearin, secretary of state Paul Stout, treasurer J D Matlock, attorney general Robert A Miller, state printer J Scott Taylor, superintendent B E B Bragg, W A Wann, labor commissioner Sam Voatob, and two U S representatives V Galloway P A Cochran Harvey Graham W T Vaughan. A resolution by Walter M Pierce urged that today’s actions not bar any Democrat candidate. Revolutions touching state interests were introduced and adopted. A development league meeting is set for Pendleton Saturday March 7 at 7 0 p m with representatives from county commercial bodies to finalize by laws and constitutions.
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Portland
George E. Chamberlain
Supremeustive
Thomas G. Bailey
United States
John M. Gearin
Paul Stout
Marion
J. D. Matlock
Lane
Robert A. Miller
Multnomah
J.scott Taylor
Klamath
B. E B. Bragg
Union
W. A. Wann
Linn
Sam Voatob
Ocongreas
V. Galloway
Yamhill
P. A. Cochran
Harvey Graham
Baker
W. T. Vaughan
Walter M. Pierce
Umatilla County
Umatilla
H. C. Willis
GC. J. Smith
James Johns
Pendleton Commercial Association
Pendleton
Oregon
Eore
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A. M. Gillis
Gillis Lumber Yard
Koho
Buttes
Cunningham
D& Land
Austin
Hollisterx
Rocky Mountain
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Dr. Plamondon
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