Heppner Coal Deal Likely With O R N Co Report Soon
Oregonian notes expert Schumann finished investigations on Heppner coal deposits. He will prepare a report supporting the sale to O R N Co and claim annual railroad savings of about 2 million dollars. Redfield confirms O R N interest and extension plans worth around 250000, while coal beds show strong output potential for 100 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppner
Railroad
Lr. M. Schumann
Toe
Oregonian
Mahler
C. E. Redfield
Heppner Railroad & Coal Company
R &N
Mohler
Redfield
Aon
Porland
Schumann
Northwest
Willow Creek
O. R. & N. Desiree
Memorial program at Heppner Lodge honors departed brothers
Heppner Lodge No. 358, BP. C. E., held an annual memorial service at the Christian Church Sunday evening. Sam E. Van Vacter gave the address, quartets by Bennett Gove Hayes and Crawford, Miss Villa Minor read Thanatopsis, Miss Lillian Cochran sang Dream of Paradise, and a list of departed brothers including E. L. Matlock and William Penland closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppner Lodge No
BP. C. E
Christian Church
Sam E. van Vacter
Himsell
Messrs. Bennett
Gove
Hayes
Crawford
Mies Heten Jones
Otheo Crawford
Misa Villa Minor
Mies Lillian Cochran
E. L. Matlock
William Penland
Charles White
Thomas Stubblefield
J. J. Roberts
J. J. Harria
B. F. Vaughan
Charles Ingraham
Asa B Thomson Case Details From Oregonian Report
The Oregonian recounts Judge Bellinger instructing the jury in the Asa B Thomson case involving the suspended receiver of the La company. The extract outlines proceedings and jury guidance, reflecting ongoing legal action and courtroom procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomson
Hantem Oregon
Charles Cunningham
Oregon
Inspector Greene
United States
John H. Hall
Cunningham
O'Hara
Baling
Rayburn
Saling
Bellinger
Seaders
Asa B. Thomson
The
Oregonian
Free sample relief prompts belief in Chamberlain’s Tablets
Mr J W Smith of Juliff Texas reports severe stomach distress followed by relief after taking a free sample of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. He says he felt like a new man the next day and has been happy since. The tablets claim to ease billiousness stomach troubles and constipation. Priced at 26 cents and sold by Slocum Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. W. Smith
Juliff
Texas
Slocum Drag Co
City Council Grants Licenses and Approves Bills
Regular session notes Mayor Gilliam and four council members present. Liquor licenses granted to John Zollinger Matlock Broa Phil Metchan and J Borchers. Several invoices approved for Heppner firms and utilities. sidewalk contract route to depot to be studied with work to start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilliam
Quaid
Farnsworth
Cone
John Zollinger
Matlock Broa
Phil Metchan
Borchers
Garr & Cox
Inecvescne Sons
Heppner Transfer Co
Rhea 'S& Weleh
Cry
Owen Preneb
Frente Eek Ania
Henry Cannon
Aisiadiouis
Heppner Light & Water Co
Patterson
A. M. Slosam
Vcuwciene
Gardane
Eesee
Resam
Eee
Frank
Natter
Cps
Estes
Pop Wilktaray
Jim Mimnor
Rtadkinset
Argoelh cdi
E. Mikesell
Pattareon
Icaie
C. Akin
Cismuaae
Marouk
Yeesiarnves
Cveeeses Cae
Ee D. V
Reid
Ath Ehi Ince
Julius Keithly
Cee
Woongog Econ
Tucalay
Quiet Heppner City Election Yields Recorder Vote
Heppner held a quiet election with 149 ballots. No offices besides recorder were contested. Mayor results: Gilliam 127, Matlock 1. Council: Day 118, Warnock 121, Quaid 112. Recorder: Williams 0, Richardson 90, Briggs 117. Many voters chose only the recorder, since no other races were contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppner
Recorder
Fank Gilliam
Thomas Matlock
Counciimen
Fred Warnock
Thomas Quaid
Recorder J
P. Williama
W. A. Richardson
Treasure L. W. Brigg
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Slocum Drug Co
W. A. Andrews
Selocom
MALS
Meadows & Sons, Props
Lower Main Street
Heppner, Oregon
Palace Hotel
Phil Metschan, Jr
Avera
Main Street
Ore
Rock Springs
Conover & Gray
Pattersons Lumber Yard
Meadows’ Livery Stable
Thos. Brennan
Wills & Williams
Garr & Gox
Scrivner's Blacksmith Shop
M. Lichtenthal’s
Old Stand
West Side
Arthur Smith
Wight
Opera Hoube
T. A. Snook
Times Office
M. K Church
Hedphen
Portland
Dalles
Grande
Thompson
Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
Charles Cooningham
Interior Department
Dallas Hara
Glen Salling
Aga Rayburn
T. G. Hailey
Judge Favois
Fee
Nettorial Services
OF Elks’ Sorrow Meeting
Dwerl
the City Council
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