Farmers 10 Build Warehouses Across Inland Empire
Farmers co operative union ends talks with railroad and warehouse firms and moves to build ten cooperative grain warehouses along O R N and Northern Pacific routes from Spokane to Pendleton. Plans call for independent facilities to reduce reliance on large corporations. separate committees formed at each site to organize construction with Wattsburg Prescott area also planning at least fifteen warehouses. Breach over storage charges spurred the shift to cooperative ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Pendleton
Umatilla
Washington
Farmer's Educational and Co-operative Union
Walla Walla
Northwest
Farmer's Union
Farmer's Co-operative and Educational Union
Farmers’ Union
Wattsburg
Prescott
The Urgency of Early Cold Care
A brief health warning urges treating a cold at the very onset to prevent deeper, longer illness. Delaying care can prolong suffering and complicate recovery, so act promptly at first signs.
Republican candidate A. N. Hamilton visits city
A. N. Hamilton, Republican railroad commissioner hopeful, surveys political terrain today. Former Oregon railroad commissioner (1891 1893) and Union county sheriff, he has long been known across eastern Oregon. Hamilton, a Union county pioneer, once freighted from Umatilla to Idaho before the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company line was finished. He has resided in Portland for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Railroad Commission of Oregon
Union County
Portland
Union
Baker Counties
Umatilla Landing
Idaho
Mountine
Judges H J Bean and James A Fee Resume Milton Water Suit
Judge H J Bean Judge James A Fee and Court Reporter J S Beck left today at noon for Milton to resume the hearing of the water suit The hearing is in the bank building at Milton and is attended by 160 to 200 people daily The case is not bitterly fought but there is strong interest and all litigants seek a final decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Bean
James A. Fee
J.S. Beckwith
Milton
Superintendent James Donaven Returns To Scouring Mill
James Donaven, the scouring mill superintendent for the past two years, arrived from San Francisco where he spent the winter. He will again lead the mill this year and came to prepare the plant for resuming work. The mill is expected to start around May or earlier, depending on wood arrivals after scouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donaven
San Francisco
Peter M Nash Jr Earns State Teacher Diploma
Pilot Rock Record reports Peter M Nash Jr principal of Pilot Rock school passed a teachers state diploma exam. He was examined in 22 studies with nine perfect 100s. The diploma authorizes teaching in any public school in the state. Nash has taught 127 months and is proud of his achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter M. Nash, Jr
Pilot Rock School
Nash
Pilot Rock
Lenten Services Tomorrow at Church of the Redeemer
Lenten services are scheduled tomorrow at 4 p m at the Church of the Redeemer. The event invites parishioners to attend the afternoon observance and reflect on the Lenten season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
Statement No 1 Heads the List in Oregon Primaries
The article lists multiple counties and candidates under Statement No 1 across Oregon counties including Gill Olda Campbell Linn Jones Dimick Dye Dixon and unpledged lines. It notes Republican voters' choices in Columbia Crook Grant Klamath Lake Morrow Umatilla Union Wallowa Baker Harney Malheur Wasco and other counties with names such as T Connell J Welch H Brattain M Mahoney and Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook
Grant
Klamath and Lake
H. A. Brattain
J. E. Marks
H. P. Belknap
Morrow and
Umatilla
T. J. Mahoney
C. A. Barrett
C. L. Steen
L. L. Mann
Union and Wallowa
First Market Day in Baker City Shows Big Turnout
Baker City held its first monthly market day modeled on Pendleton with hundreds of farmers bringing stock, a morning band concert, a horse show, a public wedding, and a large public auction where thousands of dollars of stock changed hands. Merchants offered special reductions as the event drew large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Pendleton
Baker
Pilot Rock Plans Up-to-Date Hotel and Church
Pilot Rock moves toward a modern hotel and new Presbyterian church with a $6000 stock drive led by L. Morse. Morse tops a $300 subscription. Mc Manus commits $260. If funds hold, a brick or concrete hotel will rise. A $3000 church stock drive is led by Douglas Belts with ten others expected to contribute similar amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Rock
5. L. Morse
Presbyterian Church
Douglas Belts
Lorimer Elected Player-Manager of Pendleton Club
Pendleton Baseball Association met Saturday night to accept J H Bates resignation as business manager. E K Lorimer was elected to manager and player-manager, giving him major control of the club. Six games are arranged with Walla Walla including April 21 at home and April 26 away. Additional matches with Washington State College and Multnomah Club are planned, plus a possible La Grande tilt. A first regular workout under Lorimer drew a dozen players as the ball ground is prepared for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Baseball Association
J. HL Bytes
E. K. Lorimer
Baseball Association
J. H. Bates
E. K. Loreimer
Whitman College
Pendleton
Walla Walla
New Park
Washington State College
Submarine Cable Between Valdez and Sitka Breaks
A submarine cable between Valdez and Sitka is broken cutting state communications. All cable messages must go to Valdez and then by land lines via Dawson and the Dominion to Beattie. The cableship Burnside sailed to Seattle and may be in drydock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdez
Sitka
Dawson
Dominion
Beattie
Burnside
Seattle
Seward
Alaska
Gateway
Snow on McKay Creek Reported by Dan Bowman
Upper McKay Creek report received this morning states two and a half inches of snow on the ground as planes mowed. The scene describes heavy snowfall and lingering conditions in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay Creek
Dan Bowman
Pendleton High Names Valedictorian and Salutatorian
Irene Rippey will be valedictorian and Orville Reeves salute master for the 1908 Pendleton High School class. Commencement is May 27 with 15 graduates and an oration by each student. The junior class presents The College Widow during commencement week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Rippey
Orville Reeves
Pendleton High School
Misa Irene Rippey
Miss Rippey
Mr. Reeves
Granate
Arthur Means
Lester Means
Charles Despain
Albert Gibson
Katherine Smith
Delva St. Clair
Bybl Clapton
James Johns
Barbara Hoch
Frances Weber
Minnie Casey
Hazel Nolen
Dora Edwards
Man sues for 10000 in alleged false imprisonment
J T Wilson sues W P Card for 10000 damages alleging wrongful and malicious jail time for 11 days on a warrant sworn by Card. Wilson claims arrest January 30 1908 for assault and battery, release by district attorney, and loss of time with a sought payout including 111 for time in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Card
J. T. Wilson
S. A. Newberry
Wilson
Card
Grocery hold up on Grand avenue ends in theft
Late Saturday night J. C. Mann and three clerks at a Portland grocery on Grand avenue were held up by masked robbers. $200 was taken from the cash register, the entire day’s sales. The four men were searched and the robbers fled, with the alarm sent in within seconds but no arrests made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Avenue
Portland
J. C. Mann
Unidentified man found unconscious in Walla Walla car
James FitzGerald journeying from Lyle Wash to Milton with household goods and stock was found unconscious in his car at Walla Walla in the evening. He carried drafts and about $2000 in cash. He was removed from the car and is being cared for in Walla Walla. Relatives are being sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FitzGerald
Lyle
Wash
Milton
Walla Walla
Mabde
Henneman Buys Billiard Parlor Fixtures in Seattle
R W Henneman, now in Portland for several days, previously departed for Seattle last week. On the Sound he purchased billiard tables and other fixtures for a new billiard parlor to be run in conjunction with his cigar store and barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Henneman
Portland
Seattle
The
Sound
Miss HateWe Clarke to Wed Mr Herbert Hamilton Briggs
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss HateWe Clarke daughter of BE H Clarke wool buyer to Mr Herbert Hamilton Briggs. The ceremony will be at St Johns Episcopal church Stockton California on Wednesday April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HateWe Clarke
BE. H. Clarke
Herbert Hamilton Briggs
St. John's Episcopal Church
Stockton
Cal
Pension Secured for Civil War Veteran Pat Kennedy
Judge Thomas FitGerald announced that Congressman Ellis secured a $20 per month pension for Pat Kennedy of this city, a Civil War veteran. This represents the highest pension amount paid to aged veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas FitGerald
Ellis
Pat Kennedy
Family heads to California with plans for schooling
Mrs. Gus La Fontaine and her daughters left this afternoon for Los Angeles to perhaps enter school there while the family plans to remain. Mr. La Fontaine and their son will follow later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus la Fontaine
Los Angeles
la Fontaine
Tin Mine Near Spokane Important Discovery
A government report details the discovery of tin ore cassiterite at Silver Hill southeast of Spokane Washington in 1907. Prospecting began in March 1907 after earlier work on metalliferous deposits and coal and a 1906 identification by Richard Marsh. The finding drew national interest from a lack of prior Washington tin, with geologist Arthur Collier visiting in 1907 and again in October. The information appears in the USGS advance chapter of Bulletin No. 340 Part I of Contributions to Economic Geology 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cilver Hill
Spokane
Wash
Richard Marsh
A. R. Whitman
Mining and Scientific
Washington
Arthur J. Collier
United States Geological Survey
Collier
Generosity of Self Sacrifice Highlighted
A reflective note emphasizes self sacrifice as the sole sentiment worthy of consideration, framing it as the ultimate measure of virtue and moral priority.
Bankrupt Sale Notice in Pendleton Oregon 1908
Trustee in bankruptcy for Lee Teutsch offers his stock and store fixtures for cash at public auction April 6 1908 at the former Teutsch store corner Main and Alta Pendleton Oregon. Auction includes lease interest stock shares mining stock a pony and open accounts with inventory and appraised values available at Taylor Hardware No 741 Main Street Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Teutsch
District Court of the United States
District of Oregon
Lee Teutech
Main
Alta Streets
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Eureka
Taylor Hardware Company
Main Street
T. C. Taylor
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Standard Grocery Co
F&s
Tallman & Co
Druggis
Pendleton Creamery Co
the Commercial National Bank
SRT
United States Depository
Wasco
D. J. Cooper
Frank McCorkle
T. P. Welch
L. E. Morse
J. & Carter
H. C. Dodds
Lorimer
Whitman
GLAGD
Henneman
Estelle Clarke
California
Howetter
Hostetter
Roosevelts
Boston
Eagle Show Shop
Stetson
Max
Baer
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