Serious charge against Bailey in land fraud case
Julian Picard of Adames allege Pendleton attorney Doug Bailey swindled him out of 80 acres valued at about 8000 dollars by a December 1908 contract he could not read. Picard seeks legal action to recover land. Adams divorce proceedings uncover the deed. Bailey demanded 27.50 for a loan secured by the deed.
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Pendleton
St. Dennis
Julian Picard
Adame
H. S. Watts
Picard
Uoleas
Bailey
East Oregonian
Col. J. H. Raley
Peterson
United States
Hhis
Walts
Farms as a Refuge for Game in Oregon
A proposed program would let private landowners partner with state game wardens to set aside land as private game reserves. No hunting by outsiders or the owner would be allowed on the reserve, though varmints could be hunted under a special permit. Land remains usable for other purposes and no owner expense is required.
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Oregon
Bimeek
Timber land withdrawal law for fire and trespass control
The article discusses a proposed law enabling withdrawal of millions of timber areas under state contract with game wardens. It aims to reduce forest fire risk from careless burnings and to deter trespass by burners, protecting farmers, grain and livestock, while strengthening state game protection.
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Gama
Engagement Tears and Fatherly Concerns in Family Dispute
A mother of Clara reacts with deep sorrow to news of her daughter's engagement to Mr. Robles. She fears losing her daughter and urges haste, while Clara consoles her and explains the plan to visit often. The mother questions the fiancé's commitment and demands marriage soon.
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Bob
Clara
Making Umbrellas The Assembly of a Basic Umbrella
The article describes umbrella production from assembling ribs and stems to inserting wire, drawing together the main rod, and ferrule adjustment. Workers lay 75 thicknesses of cloth on tables, hemming machines spin at about 3000 rpm, and fabric is cut into patterned triangular pieces. The pieces are sewn on by machines, covers and frames are joined at twenty one points, handles are glued, then the umbrella goes through pressing and inspection.
The Generosity That Heals Through Giving
A Paris blind woman at a missionary meeting gives 27 francs, showing generosity's power to cure trouble. She explains she saves from lamp costs by not needing light at night, directing the gift to light dark heathen lands. The tale, recounted in the Christian Herald, highlights selfless charity and faith.
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Paris
Christian Herald
Polar Bear Feats Of Strength And Size
A polar bear is described as a formidable brute. A specimen weighing about 1000 pounds length nearly thirteen feet was killed. It is noted to be capable of dragging and feeding on a white whale of fifteen feet and around three tons.
Uncle Samuels land drawing lands in South Dakota
Uncle Samuels next land lottery will be held in South Dakota from October 2 to 21 offering 46 562 acres in the Rosebud and Pine Ridge reservations. Registration points Gregory Dallas Chamberlain and Rapid City. On October 24 the drawing begins at Gregory with prices fixed by government appraisers ranging from 26 cents to 6 per acre.
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Uncle Sam
South Dakota
Rosebud
Pine Ridge
Gregory
Dallas
Chamberlain
Rapid City
Judge Witten
Witten
Idaho Harvester Co sees strong demand for little combines
Alex McRae of the Idaho National Harvester Company reports exceptional results for the little Idaho combined harvesters in the Northwest. Of 64 machines sold, only three failed to meet buyers’ expectations under adverse conditions, boosting confidence in Moscow’s firm as a new stock sale and a 402400 feet factory expansion aims to raise capacity and add new machinery for next season. Mr McRae forecasts the devices will outperform rival machines and win wide use on farms of all sizes. Meanwhile Rexroad’s absence shifts church and school plans, hinting at a potential leadership dilemma.
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Alex. McRae
Idaho National Harvester Company
Tueday
Alopeas
Little Idaho
Northwest
Moscow
Idano
McRee
Weston
Canadian Reciproc ity Defeated in Landslide Election
The Lanorier government and reciprocity faced a crushing defeat in Canada yesterday. A political landslide erased a 43 seat majority, giving Conservatives led by Robert L. Borden a strong working majority and signaling his imminent prime ministership. Many cabinet ministers aligned with Premier Luoires were defeated, Liberals lost ground in most provinces, Ontario casting a near unanimous vote against reciprocity.
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Lanorier
Yeasterday
Conservative
Canadien Party
Luories
Liberals
Prac
Dominion
Ontario
Canada
Robert L. Borden
Ooiple
Weston principalship resigns and a new church calls
The article notes the resignation of the Weston principal and his move to a Butte church with a salary of $1500 a year. It also covers a near drowning incident of Miss Georgia Peoples off Wilmington North Carolina and a mule rescued from a well on M. Cockburn wheat ranch near Milton, Milto n.
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Weston
Botte
Weston School
Butte
Ot. M. Cockburn
Milton
Milton Wagle
Improving The Farm Egg Loss Prevention Bulletin 141
The Agriculture Department reduces annual egg losses estimated at 4.5 million dollars. The bulletin outlines the loss-off buying system and its impact on egg quality and market acceptance beyond state borders. Copies available via the Secretary of Agriculture in Washington DC. Ada- He proposes. she accepts after two seconds.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Koosne
Anya
Bayera
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, dC. C
Consolation at the Workbench In Quiet Parlor
Fragmentary piece shows Mrs. Binks urging patience as a dialogue reveals a domestic moment. The lines hint at a craftsman scene with varnish and a chair, capturing a quiet domestic cadence and small domestic tensions.
Roundup Crowds Enjoy Big Athena Event and Wedding
Large Athena crowd attends the Roundup with top showmanship and rail service praised. John Spain of Union county wins Northwest riding title amid lively races led by Roy Kelly. A wedding unites David Taylor Stone and Mica Herman Elliott at Casper Woodward’s home with reception for about 70 guests.
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Bob’ Barns
Pendleton
Roundup Park
John Spain
Union County
Northwest
Fletcher
Fay LeGrow
Roy Kelly
Athena
Jink
Taylor
Hugh Taylor
Braden Gerking
Mia
Draper Woodward
Walla Walla
David
Jerry Stone
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