Notice to Patrons at Heppner Times Office
The Heppner Times informs patrons to leave all changes in advertisements and correspondence at the office by Wednesday. Sunday items will be held over until the following week. Newsprint orders and delays are noted, with a five cent surcharge after five o'clock the next day for corrections and changes. Condolences advertisements are also referenced.
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Ada
Methodist Church
Shangle
U. S. Land Office
Hudson & Brownhill
The
Dalles
Oregon
Local notices and farm reports fill Heppner week
This week in Heppner features a wide array of brief items. Farmers and merchants report a busy slate with buyers shipping stock to Portland, wheat and alfalfa seed sales rising, and several residents visiting nearby cities for business and homestead work. Community updates include band practice progress, church revival plans, a courthouse fire in Prineville, and public notices on real estate and local elections.
Japan Attacks Port Arthur Fleet in Early War Clash
A Sunday alert notes a 16 ship Japanese fleet attacked 14 Russian vessels in Port Arthur outer harbor, disabling three Russian ships including two battleships and a cruiser. Kis reports a second engagement near Chemulpo on Tuesday, where Japanese forces defeated two Russian warships, sinking one and damaging another, while Japanese ships suffered no damage.
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Japan
Russia
Port Arthur
Kis
Chemulpo
Circuit Court Notice in Heppner Oregon Case 1904
In Morrow county Oregon J A Thompson sues J P Williams as administrator of the estates of Hermine Abrahameick and Antone Abrahameick to recover 106 dollars with interest and foreclose a mortgage dated November 2 180 to Jennie Hocket on town lots five in block five Jones addition Heppner Oregon The suit seeks the mortgage balance plus costs and legal fees and other relief as allowed by law The notice requires defendants Eisie Meyra William Berger Johanna Abrahame tck and Antone Abraham aick to answer by March 10 1904 and is issued under order of Judge W A Kilis Pendleton Oregon January 28 1904.
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J.P. Williame
Hermine Abrahamaick
Antone Abrahameick
Eluie Meyre
William Berger
Johanne Abrahamaick
Antone Abrahamalck
Hermine Abrahamalck
Antone Abraham
Eisie Meyra
Johanna Abrahame
Tck
Antone Abrahamaick
Oregon
J. P. Williams
Hermine Abrahameick
Hermine Abrahanwick
Antone Abrahamick
Jennie Hocket
Plaintif
Jones
Heppner Oregan
Simmons
W. A. Kilis
Isl Judicial District of
Pendleton
Various Hardman Area Visits and Local Happenings
Eight Mile residents visit friends and markets in Hardman and Heppner. Stanton moves to Walla Walla to start a business. March weather brings a mix of rain sun and warmth. Lincoln Craddick sells six head to a southern market buyer. Ruling visits his sick mother in Hardman. Farming activity wanes as conditions shift. Akers and Anderson buy rose comb White Leghorn pullets from Jones. Cox moves cattle from Hardman to Rhea Creek pasture. Eight Mile Social Club schedules a socialist speaker for Morrow County in the near future.
Dynamite Wrecks Canyon City Ranger Office
A Canyon City dispatch reports the Long Creek Ranger office in Grant county was wrecked Sunday night by dynamite. The east end shattered, roof tottered, six sticks exploded under the west end. No one inside. adjoining building minorly damaged. Investigations target dynamite purchasers as editors’ denunciations stirred local enmity.
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Canyon City
Long Creek Ranger
Grant County
Coon show at Harlan praised despite cold snap
Report notes a successful coon show at Harlan as frigid weather persisted with four inches of snow cover. Mr. Benard, currently ill, shows signs of improvement and is scheduled to be moved home on Wednesday.
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Hardman
Grandma Saling
Heppner
Mr. Benard
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the Heppner Times
Fairadv
P. Devin
Portland
J. R. Nanamaker
Spring Hollow
Geo. McDonald of
James K. Buckler
Theppner
Henry Schersinger
Rhea Creek
KE. Brown
Hinton Creek
Fp, M
J. A. Longren
D. E. Gilman
Otin Patterson
Jake Young
Liberty
J. K. Care
Minor & Company
Sadie Bowen
Arlington
Minnie McDowell
Peter Brenner
Eight Mile Country
Vaughn
Hhis
Wao
Barton
Shelly Baldwin
Green Street
L. Edwarde
Snohomish, Waah
Kita Officer
Baker
Hippner
John Day News
Geo. Noble
Mira. Noble
R Silente
W. M. Kammerland
B.C. Judean
Julius Kenhley
Crook County
Prineville
J. W. Morrow
Our City
Times
G. A. Bleskman
Hardian
A Newmor
Palace Hotel
Canyon
C .K. Jones
Tureday
Albany
Art Minor
Penland Livestock Company
Echo
Union Meat Company
C. B Kistner
C. E Kennedy
Jackson
Alfred Peet
LaGrande Land
A. A. Roberts
Heppner Jr
Carr Raga
Beach Boys
Iwakers
Lexington
T. H. Nichols
Congregational Church
J. L. Jones
Jone
Fremont Sprowls
Ralph Leach
C. A. Monzy
Sapm Moxy
Rachel Stovall
C. A. Morey
White
David Leach
Home Mission Society
Artisan Hall
Jos. Exkelson
T. H. Nichola
M. E. Church
W. J. Davis
Mise Louise DeVore
Hardman Hall
Renard Bleakman
G. A. Burneman
Dairy Precinct
Chamberlain
Slocum Drug Co
Circuit Court
State of Oregon
Morrow County
J. A. Thompson
OG. W
Pars
Foqua
Guy Poller
Young
Mar Stanton
Walla Walla
Lincoln Craddick
A. W. Ruling
Hardman Veterday
Garrat Akers
Theo
Anderson
C. E. Jones Poultry Yard
C. J. Cox
W. W. Brannan
Eight Mile Socialis
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Groshens
Zollinger
Main and
May Streets
Pendleton Beer
Dynamite Ranger Office
May S Treet
Gee Wah
Harlan
New York
Minor & Co’s
Obsters & Patterson
Louis & Pleiss
May Street
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