Planning float for Rose Show in Pendleton parade
Pendleton Commercial Club President proposes Umatilla county representation in the Portland Rose Show parade on June 1. Ideas include a combined harvester drawn by a 36 mule team, an Indian village with Umatilla Indians, and a wheat float. Concerns arise over crowding and potential stampede requiring police, with ongoing discussion among local business leaders.
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K. Alexander
Pendleton Commercial Club
Harvester
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Portland
R. Alexander
Pendleton Commercial Association
Association
Board of Managers
Commercial Association
Umatilla Indiana
Oregon
High School Nominations For Student Officers
A student body meeting nominated officers for next year with elections on April 6 under the Australian ballot system. Nominees include Harold J. Warner for president Ian Ripy for vice president Hazel Means for secretary treasurer Cress Sturgis for football manager Nat Kimbrell for basketball manager Laura McKee for girls basketball manager and Bird McCarty Alfred Easter and Brooke Dickson for track manager. The only contest is for track manager.
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Harold J. Warner
Ian Rippy
Hazel Means
Cress Sturgis
Nat Kimbrell
Laura McKee
Bird McCarty
Alfred Easter
Brooke Dickson
Hampton
Cold warns of delayed treatment for deeper illness
A terse health note urges immediate action at first signs of a cold to prevent it becoming chronic and harder to treat. Emphasizes each hour lost can extend suffering and days added to the recovery period.
County poised to join Portland gala event next June
A local official noted that the county is likely to participate in Portland's upcoming gala in June, signaling continued regional collaboration and visibility for the event. The remark reflects ongoing planning and expected support from neighboring jurisdictions.
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Eally
Portland
Realty business heavy in county records office
The recorder's office reports March fee receipts of 438.15, near its single month high, with February 382.25 and January 388.05. Recorder Hendley notes many filings come from Milton Freewater and a growing number from the western county.
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Recorder
Hendley
Milton-Freewater
Right of Way Deeds Filed for Ditch Extension
The Hinkle Ditch company filed three deeds for right of way from William Hamilton Isaac H Goble and Ralph B Stanfield. Work on extending the ditch proceeds with many teams employed and substantial land to be supplied with water this season.
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Hinkle Ditch Company
William Hamilton
Isaac H. Goble
Ralph B. Stanfield
New Springfield rifles to equip Oregon guards
The War Department has slipped new Springfield rifles to Portland for the Oregon national guard. They will be issued to the guard companies within days, with Company L to receive theirs in about two weeks. The troops eagerly anticipate the new firearms.
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Oregon National Guard
War Department
Portland
Five County Officials Face No Opposition in Primary
Today marks the deadline for candidate petitions ahead of the April 17 primary. Five county officials Sheriff T. D. Taylor, County Clerk Frank Saling, Treasurer G. W. Bradley, Frank K. Welles, and J. W. Kimbrell face no opposition for renomination, while others like R. T. Brown and Phelps may have late challenges.
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Taylor
Saling
Bradley
Wells
Kimbrell
Justries
T. D. Taylor
Frank Saling
G. W. Bradley
Frank K. Welles
J. W. Kimbrell
R. T. Brown
C. P. Strain
Phelps
Recorder
Fred W. Hendley
C. E. McCumber
J. Q Peebler
Coroner
Ralph Folson
Charles W. Wall
Horace Walker
Joe Bailey
A. H. Sunderman
J. Hudemah
C. A. Barrett
J. L. Mann
Claud Steen
Justices of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Pendleton
H. B. Gillette
Echo
J. L. Miller
South Milton
B. B. Richards
Athena
Andy. L. Guerrant
A. E. Greiner
Holdman
Pearson
North Milton
Justice
Constable
J. T. Thorne
W. W. McQueen
Joe Lawson
Inspectors Report Low Scab Cases In Sheep Dipping Plan
Federal stock inspectors report 200000 sheep inspected with only two scab cases found in Lake and Malheur counties. Dipping of Indian ponies to curb mange begins, with a dipping vat planned near the agency warehouse and May 15 set as the dipping date. Beaumont petroleum will be used for the process.
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Ning Federal
McClure
Lake County
Malhaur County
Beaumont Petroleum
Short Line Omen Shows Rails Get Back on Track
The Short Line business is not what it was after the October panic yet improvements continue along the line. Preparations are under way to lay 90 pound steel to fix gaps, install a block signal system, and erect battery charging stations at several points. New sidetracks are being installed, signaling expectations of returning business.
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Pocatello Tribune
Pilot Rock Pioneer Justice Holds Over If No Other Candidate
Abe Miller, the pioneer justice of the peace of Pilot Rock, is in the city on business and says he will hold over in the office if no one else runs. Spring work is underway in Pilot Rock with new settlers arriving, more land being plowed, and plans for larger wheat and barley acreage this year.
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Abe Miller
Pilot Rock
Opening of April term of county court session
County Court in session with all three members present this afternoon. Commissioner Lee traveled from Milton this morning as bills and routine business occupy the docket.
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Lee
Milton
St Denis Makes Another Lease To E A Dudley 40 Acre Tracts
St Dennis leased two 40 acre tracts to E A Dudley of Athena for 10 years at four dollars per acre. Payments are split, with half due in October and half in April each year, and the lease was recorded yesterday.
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St. Dennis
Disere St. Dennis
E. A. Dudley
Athena
Auto Party Heads from Milton to Walla Walla
An auto party led by Walter McCormmach Fred Haymond Ralph Folson and Thomas Thompson departed this morning for Walla Walla. Ralph Folsom will leave the group at Milton and spend time in the north end campaigning for reelection as coroner.
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Auto Party
Walla Walla
Walter McCormmach
Fred Haymond
Ralph Folson
Thomas Thompson
Ralph Folsom
Milton
North End
McCarty Child Dies From Whooping Cough
The 16 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs W A McCarty died here last night from whooping cough. The funeral will be held at 10 o clock tomorrow from the home of W T Porter grandfather of the child who lives near the cemetery.
Kentucky Governor Claims Night Rider Source Control
Governor Wilton of Kentucky says the night rider situation is under control and the state will soon capture the leader. He reports troops have killed 16 outlaws as part of the effort.
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Wilton
Kentucky
Farmers' telephone stockholders report strong growth
Wenatchee district farmers' telephone company posts 800 subscribers with 22 percent year over year gain. Net profit reaches 5000 dollars, 60 percent higher than previous three years, aided by a new switchboard and Bell Telephone contract. Also notes campaign events and upcoming speeches by a senate candidate through La Grande and Baker City.
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Wenatchee
Farmers’ Telephone Company
H. C. Littlefield
Sage Line Mail Extension Aims Between Spray and Monument
A local movement seeks four daily mail runs between Monument and Spray, cutting delivery time from four days to mail every other day. Postmaster David Herrin leads the effort, arguing the road is workable and improvements will boost travel and correspondence. Residents expect faster, cheaper service with road fixes.
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Sage
Spray
Monument
Monument Enterprise
Hardman
David Herrin
Herrin
H M Cake Addresses The Dalles Audience
Republican Senate candidate H M Cake spoke to a large audience in The Dalles last night and was enthusiastically received as an advocate of his program. He outlined policies and urged voters to back his bid in the forthcoming election.
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H. M. Cake
Dalles
United States Senate
Mr. Cake
Second Homesteads Explained In East Oregonian Notice
The East Oregonian outlines procedures for second homestead filings under the new act. Qualified individuals who lost or abandoned a prior entry may file for a new tract with an affidavit detailing former entry, loss date, and nonfraudulent cancellation, supported by corroborating witnesses. Affidavits must be sworn before an authorized oath officer.
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The
East Oregonian
United States Land Offices
William Hilton Builds Rustic Stone Wall on South Main
William Hilton is constructing a rustic stone wall in front of the residence occupied by Conductor F. L. Coykendall on South Main Street. He may add a concrete sidewall to the front later.
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William Hilton
F. L. Coykendall
South Main Street
Horsethieves Grow Bold in Grand Coulee Chase
Spokane special deputy H J Hamlin, pursuing horse thieves across Douglas Adams and Spokane counties, traded shots but escaped unhurt. He recovered a stolen team worth $600 and returned it to its owner. Two suspects, arrested near Spokane six weeks ago, are free on bail awaiting a term in the superior court. A $200 reward stands for horse or cattle thieves.
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Grand Coulee
Douglas County
Washington
H. J. Hamlin
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Hamlin
Adama
Superior Court
H. J. Willis
Doak
Four Mound Prairie
Adams County
Ritaville
Watson
Fret and Fuss Seek Accommodations from Work and Walt
Fret and Fuss are reportedly hustling to secure accommodations from Work and Walt, aiming to secure favorable terms or arrangements. The scene centers on negotiations and the push for favorable treatment amid ongoing discussions.
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Work & Walt
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Baker City
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Boston
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