Few Cattle Die in Meacham Creek District Says Stockman
E J Wilbur, a Wilbur stockman from Meacham Creek, reports grass growth is good and only about 10 head cattle died in the district during winter after a weak group from Helix were driven to Uma tilla breaks. He dismisses reports of hundreds perishing as unfounded and notes late hay feeding kept cattle in good condition. At a Commercial Association meeting, plans to merge with the Sportsmen's Association were discussed, with the idea referred to the membership committee for study. H J Stillman, president of the Sportsmen, said the plan had not been discussed by his group and he would back any arrangement that benefits the Commercial Association.
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Meacham Creek
E. J. Wilbur
Wilbur
Helix
Umatilla
Atock Ie
Commercial Association
Sportsmen’s Association
H. J. Stillman
Sportsmen
American Journal OF Health
Spure
Revere Coffe
Howard W. Spurr Coffee Company
Boston
Journal of Health
Association debate on merging Sportamen and Merchants groups
Former members discuss uniting the Sportamen's Association with the Commercial club without losing independence. They favor a plan adding all Sportamen members to merchants to reduce dues, but only if identity is preserved. Labor shortage plagues city builders as spring work continues. Mrs. J. A. Borie leaves for Portland to visit friends and her daughter at the University of Washington.
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Sportamen
Sportsmen's Association
Merchants
Hmit
Tde
Mrs. Borie
Portland
J. A. Borie
Seattle
Fanchion Borie
University of Washington
Lot Sold in Cole's Addition for 550 Dollars
Cecil R. Wade sold Lots 5 and 6 in Cole's addition to Roland Oliver for 550 dollars. The transfer records show the sale closed recently with the parcel located in the Cole's addition neighborhood. The deal details reference the property and purchaser by name and the agreed price.
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Cecil R. Wade
Cole
Roland Oliver
Library debate shapes plans for new quarters in Milarkey building
The Commercial Association's monthly meeting, though lightly attended, tackled major topics. Library housing was debated with Dr F W Vincent proposing shelving and storage in a rear room for a future library, and Mr Taylor opposing removal or loss of control. Plans for a possible rear building and high school access were discussed as part of securing space and proper shelving. Letters from Oregon City and Spokane Chambers urged canal action for lower freight rates and inland rail access. Pendleton Sportsmen propose merging with the association, and librarian salary is to be raised with board action. Twenty-two new members joined, listing Ed Eben through Son Baum among others.
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Milarkey
Pendleton
Oregon City
Spokane
F. W. Vincent
T. C. Taylor
C. Taylor
Taylor
Brock & McComas
Chambr of Commerce
Celilo Canal
Epicane Chamber of Commerce
Sound Cities
Fortland
Sywkanese
Transportation Committee
Pendleton Sportsmen
Commercial Association
Board of Managers
Ed Eben
al Slusher
L. W. McAdams
W. J. Sewell
George Ferguson
E. Bond
Ralph Howeland
J. R. Stow
Carl Cooley
E. M. Semple
Wesley Bowman
Willard Bond
W. L. Thompson
A. E. Agres Cecil
Wade
Charles Cameron
Charles L. Bell
Mark Moorhouse
Ben Burroughs
William A. Bell
EB. C. Skiles
Son Baum
Special Appraiser Aids Peoples Warehouse Fire Losses
Special appraiser J. P. Treaner arrived to assist in adjusting the Peoples Warehouse fire losses. He previously adjusted Lipman, Wolfe & Co. in Portland and is coordinating with local officials, delayed by travel illness.
Vestry changes and Potwine departure for Heppner
The Church of the Redeemer reelected its vestry with F B Clopton resigning. E P Marshall and others named. Rev W E Potwine departs for Heppner with family to attend the dedication of the new Episcopal church and then to Portland before sailing to Hawaii. An expressman and a rival had a street altercation near the Commercial stable, fined $5 each for disturbing the peace.
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Church of the Redeemer
F. B. Clopton
E. P. Marshal
R. J. Slater
T. G. Hafler
J. F. Robinson
A. W. Nye
J. T. Lambreth
E. P. Marshall
D. B. Waffle
George Froome
Main Street
City Recorder
Adjuster in Town Visits City Hotel St George
San Francisco adjuster J P Feanor of Aetna Fire Insurance arrives to estimate damage at Peoples Warehouse stock. He previously handled Lipman Wolfe Portland fire. City council will meet tonight to approve March bills and act on ordinances including franchise and plumbing inspector matters. Isaac the mayor and postmaster visits daughters Edith Isaac and others. he notes strong wheat crop prospects in Umatilla County.
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J. P. Feanor
San Francisco
St. George
Feanor
Aetna Fire Insurance Company
Peoples Warehouse
Lipman, Wolfe
Portland
Sfp Isaac
Helix
Frank Perham
J. W. Sullivan
Misa Edith Isaac
Isaac
Umatil-la
Weston Opposed to Advertising Weston
April 6 city council will consider Pacific Homestead of Salem proposing to sell the city 100 dollars of advertising in a special edition tonight. It is almost certain the plan will be turned down, as it was at Athena.
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Weston
Pacific Homestead
Salem
Athena
Kimbrell Returns From Juniper Survey Trip
W. Kimbrell reports back from Juniper where he surveyed county roads. He caught a severe cold while riding and is nearly laid up for repairs. The Thursday Afternoon Club will meet with Mrs. Fred Lockley tomorrow afternoon on South Thomenn Street.
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J. W. Kimbrell
Juniper
Mr. Kimbrell
Fred Lockley
Notarial Commission and City Nearing New Residence
A notarial commission has been granted to J. P. Bark of this city by Governor Chamberlain. The new residence of Walter Adams on South Main Street is nearing completion, described as an elegant dwelling in the city.
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J. P. Bark
Chamberlain
Walter Adams
South Main Street
Must Dip Mangy Stock in May Under State Law
Dr Christie of the State Veterinary Board has secured W T Rigby’s dipping vats to treat Wade cattle. Owners of infected stock must dip by May first or face prosecution and forfeiture of the stock. The board will enforce the law to stamp out mange, and the expense falls on the owners.
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Christie
State Veterinary Board
J. Christie
W. T. Rigby
New Engines Expected for O R N Mountain Division
Four new passenger engines and five new freight engines are expected to arrive at La Grande this week for use on the mountain division of the O R N.
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la Grande
Lumber and Building Materials for Your Project Needs
Local lumber yard invites builders and homeowners to plan improvements. Large stock includes doors and blinds, with options to discuss pricing and installations. Friendly staff offer help on choosing timber and materials for renovations.
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Ili
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Trey
J. E
Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Ike
Tallman & CO
Crescert
Bly
F. S. Younger & Son
Commercial Club
the Commercial Association
J. P. Treaner
Peoples
Treaner
Lipman, Wolfe & Co
NEW Vestry Board
Mr. Potwine
Heppner
W. E. Potwine
Hawaiian Islands
Dé W. Kimbrell Tell
U. S
Owl Tea
The
Pendleton Planing Mills
Robert Forster
Corner
Webb and College
Havana
Flynn &Co
R. A. Lewis
Echo
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