Dry-Land Alfalfa Idea Moves From Umatilla to Wyoming
A Wyoming Lewis and Clark fair board delegation praised Umatilla County Oregon for promoting dry-land alfalfa on arid soils. They visited Wild Horse creek and T G Hailey farms, saying Wyoming could copy Oregon to rejuvenate exhausted ranges. They warned Wyoming to plant seed to replenish ranges or face cattle and sheep losses. The visitors planned further study in Baker County and Hagle Valley, promising to return to Pendleton for the fair.
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Umatilla
Oregon
Lewis and Clark Fair Board of
Wyoming
Wild Horse Creek
T. G. Hailey
Messra
Richardson
Deming
Henderson
Umatilla County
Cheyenne
Baker County
Hagle Valley
Mr. Richardson
Lewis and Clark Tail Board
East Oregonian
Pendieton
Pendleton
Pendleton hosts final rites for E. M. Lyons at Olney Cemetery
Pendleton extended a wheat harvest visit as the Knights of Pythias led E. M. Lyons’ funeral from his Christian Church to Olney Cemetery. The service included scripture, quartet singing, and a lodge ritual at the grave with evergreen sprigs and prayers, bearing pallbearers J. T. Lamberth A. L. Knieht J. H. Gwinn C. B. E. Gritman Fred Taylor and A. Kunkel.
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Christian Church
Olney
Yeserday
E. M. Lyons
Knights of Pythias Lodge
W. A Crank
Myteline Fraker
Myrtle Hawkes
T. G. Hatley
J. T. Lamberth
A. L. Knieht
J. H. Gwinn
C. B E. Gritman
Fred Taylor
A. Kunkel
Funeral of Amos Herr In Portland and Here Tomorrow
Funeral services for Amos Herr will be held at 2 p m tomorrow from the home of his daughter Mrs Fannie Francis 1003 Webb street The 64 year old resident of San Francisco died Saturday evening while en route to visit his children in this city He left six children four of whom reside here including Mrs Fannie Francis Mrs Mary Merryman Roy Herr and Grover Herr The body will arrive on the morning train tomorrow
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Amon Herr
Fannie Francis
Webb Street
Herr
San Francisco
Portland
Fannie Francie
Mary Merryman
Roy Herr
Grover Herr
Revival meetings open at Congregational church
The first in a series of revival meetings was held last night at the Congregational church. Charles A. Hill will assist Rev. T. R. Eggerton in organizing a large chorus and adding musical features to make the meetings very interesting.
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Congregational Meetings
Congregational Church
Charles A. Hill
T. R. Egerton
Baptist Anniversary Night at the Church
The As Bs and Cs of the Baptist church invite all to a night of the church featuring refreshments and a program. It marks the first anniversary of Rev. Hall's first sermon in this place.
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The
Baptist
Hall
Marriage License Issued to William A. Anderson and Marshalette Walker
A marriage license was issued today to William A. Anderson and Marshalette Walker, residents of the county.
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William A. Anderson
Marshalette Walker
Willan Lindsay Seeks Montana Sheep Upgrades In Oregon Visit
William Lindsay of Glendive Montana Republican candidate for governor visits Umatilla county to scout young ewes and discuss crossbreeds Cotewold Merino Rambouillet and Denner for hardier flocks. He notes Montana sheep ranges are overworked, praises dryland alfalfa trials, and reports wool sells around 20 cents per pound with eight cents per shearing.
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Willan Lindsay
Glendine
Republian
Montana
William Lindsay
Glendive
Dawson County
Montane
Umatilla County
Lindsay
Oregon
East Oregonian
United States
South Dakota man plans large scale flax in Idaho
D C Fergus of Pierre South Dakota visited Lewiston en route to Idaho to buy land and start flax farming. He notes Pierre area wheat yields are low and flax fares better, with 10 to 15 bushels per acre valued at 1.25 to 1.50 per bushel. He predicts Lewiston will yield about 15 bushels per acre and low growing costs make flax highly profitable.
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South Dakota
Lewiston
D. C
Fergus
Pierre
Idaho
Spokane
Death of Otto Miescke Ends Life and Business Career
Otto Miescke died Saturday evening at 35 after years in the Port land butcher trade. His body to be sent by the 11 o clock train to Salem for interment likely in the afternoon. He suffered from mersa with which he had contended for some time. A native of Warrenton Wisconsin he came here three years ago and built a lucrative business. He leaves two brothers and two sisters.
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Otto Miescke
Salem
Mr. Miescke
Wabeten
Otto Miesche
Portland
Warrentown
Wis
Two Youths Tried In Recorder Court For Disorderly Conduct
In the Recorder’s court this morning George Ward and Ray McKnight faced trial on disorderly conduct charges. Brought by N Joerger, two complaints were heard with one dismissed and the other postponed for a week. The youths are very young and future conduct will largely decide the case.
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Recorder's Court
George Ward
Ray McKnight
N. Joerger
Six Drunken Indians in Police Court
Six Indians forfeited five dollars each in the police court for drunkenness this morning, showing that Saturday is not their pay day and that liquor can be obtained when they have funds. The president plans to appoint William E. Gould of Baltimore as a customs collector at San Domingo. Gould is a financial reporter, a college graduate, and fluent in Spanish.
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William E. Gould
Baltimore
San Domingo
Gould
Coast Magazine editor to write Pendleton feature
Wilhelm of The Coast Seattle plans an early Pendleton article with photos of local people and scenes. He tours Major Moorhouse Woolen Mill and local wheat merchants to capture resources and tributary country for the Northwest travel magazine. Meanwhile Peebler and Vogel depart for Portland to continue federal grand jury duty and await a possible April completion.
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Wilhelm
Coast Manga_ae
Seattle
Cty
H. L. Wilhelm
Coast
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Great Northwest
Pacific
Woolen Mille
Wheat Commission
Rec Cove
George D. Peebler
al Vogel
Portland
New Telephone Manager Appointed in Local Office
H. P. Carr of Spokane is appointed manager of the local telephone office and is now in charge. Former Manager Kelsey is transferred to the Colfax office in Washington.
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H. P. Carr
Spokane
Kelsey
Colfax
Wash
Pendleton Lodge A F and A M Meeting Tonight
The regular meeting of Pendleton lodge A F and A M is tonight with work to be done. All brethren are cordially invited to attend.
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Pendleton Lodge
A. F
A. M
Dean's Kidney Pills advertised by Pendleton resident
Pendleton carpenter W C Baker recalls a Seattle fall that left kidney problems and backache. After using seven boxes from Brook & McLomas Co, he reports the urinary issue gone and headaches and pains vanished. Dean's Kidney Pills marketed nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y as sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
W. C. Baker
Carpenter
Tustin
Aura Streets
Pendleton
Seattle
Wash
Brook & Mc
Lomas Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Jtake
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Wyoming Fair Board
F. & S. Blood Purifier
Tallman & Co
Sam
Chehier'a
Commercial Nat'l Bank
Paneral
Amos Herr
East Webb
Architects Design
Los Angeles
Howard & Swingle
Woodcraft
Thin Jplace
Comercial Association
Dieminsedd
Indiana
Will
Hostetter
Stomac
Ritter
Dell
Cole the Bitters
Walters
Ste
Roosevelt
Boston
Goodman- Thompson Co. Hardware—Plumbing
C. Rohrman
Court Street Grocer
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