Army camp prospects improve for Hermiston site
Major Richard Parks of the Engineers Corps visited Hermiston to inspect 80,000 acres offered for an army camp and training ground. The site lacks only two requirements, with full transportation, favorable ground, water, climate, drainage, and the Columbia River as an advantage. The camp could house about 26,000 men, and officials expect state support to attract additional troops from California and Washington.
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Davis Kaser Store 15 Remodeling in Walla Walla
Davis Kaser store 15 in Walla Walla is undergoing extensive remodeling for the autumn season. The project closes two east entrances, adds a large center entrance, enlarges display windows, and moves piano phonograph and monic departments to the west balcony with soundproof demonstration rooms.
Entrymen May Increase Holdings 640 Acres
The Senate passed the Kendrick bill amending the 640 acre stock raising homestead law. It allows a homesteader with an earlier 110 or 320 acre entry to add another tract to reach 640 acres if qualified, without relocating or living on the new land, provided certain contiguity and residence rules are met. The change aims to fix a drafting issue that required residence on noncontiguous additions or forced a second home for contiguous additions.
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Umapine Boys Win Pig Prize Record at State Fair
Umatilla County youths from Umapine and Vale areas exhibited pigs at the state fair, setting a county record with 200 animals from 14 counties. Winners include Arthur Crone seven dollars Orville Miles four Jon Vincent three Archin Blilow two Ray Kirk four David Gilbert three Ralph Jones and others with prizes totaling multiple dollars and a top note of superior display across the fair.
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Accidental Death of Dr W R Scott Shocks Athena
The accidental death of Dr W R Scott at Claude Reeder place near Houx casts gloom over Athena. He was a leader in community affairs and a prominent Mason and Eastern Star member. Funeral at the Christian church drew the largest crowd ever seen, with The Man's Chorus and remarks by Rev Errett.
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Doctor Scott Dies in Suspected Accident at Athena
The community mourns Dr. Scott born December 18, 1878. He practiced in Redding, Pennsylvania and Seattle before relocating to Athena. His body was found in a bathroom. an accidental Remington gun discharge is suspected after a coroner's inquest. Funeral held at the Christian church. He farmed 2000 acres near Claude Reeder's place. State Farmers Convention plans under Umatilla County Union. 600 delegates expected for two meetings in Pendleton December.
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Church Activity and Sunday Services Reported Townwide
The Christian Church announces October rally month with classes for all ages starting at 11 a.m. at 7240 as pastor Geo R. Gerking preaches The Supremacy of Christianity. Baptist and other churches extend welcomes for morning and evening services including The World’s Love Letter and various hymns.
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Liberty Loan Cause Presented in Athena Event
A 2 pm Liberty Loan rally on Main Street attracted a strong crowd in Athena with Athena High School closed for the occasion. Speakers including Hon. J W McCulloch of Ontario and Oregon’s G A Miller urged public support, noting the war costs and the need for loans at 4 percent, as patriotic locals such as Henderson Tatahama and Edna Audette made early subscriptions.
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