Bankers to Meet Coastwide in Seattle Convention
A Pacific coast bankers meeting spanning as far east as Montana is planned for June 27 in Seattle. Mantle B Gwinn of Oregon speaks for a gathering likely the largest on the coast with addresses by Vanderlip of National City Bank. Gwinn notes rapid Oregon association growth, with Pendleton home life for him and his wife continuing through fall.
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Montana
Pacific Coast
State Bankers Association
Seattle
Mantle B. Gwinn
Oregon Association
California
Mr. Gwinn
Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
United States
Gwinn
American National Bank
Pendleton
Grading Crew Prepares South Main Lot for Residence
Frank Haye of the Boston store directs a crew at work on Walter Adams' recently purchased South Main street lot. The ground will be shaped in anticipation of a modern residence building.
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Frank Haye
Boston
Walter Adams
South Main Street
Pendleton liquor man moves operations to Pasco
Antone Nolte long engaged in Pendleton liquor trade has relocated after Pendleton voted dry. He shipped his furniture to Pasco yesterday.
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Antone Nolte
Pendleton
Pasco
Pratt Divorce Decree Grants Custody to Mrs Pratt
Judge Bean grants a divorce to Mrs. Pratt in Pratt case and awards custody of their one minor child. Attorney W. E. Thresher of Echo represented Mrs. Pratt in the suit.
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Pratt Vertua Pratt
New Uniforms Distributed to Soldier Boys
The new khaki uniforms for Company L were distributed at the last regular meeting and will be worn from now until next winter. They are the regulation United States army uniforms. Postmaster H. G. Casteel of Pilot Rock visited yesterday afternoon to transact business.
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Company L
United States Army
H. G. Casteel
Pilot Rock
Board of Higher Curricula Plans Coordination Effort
Dr. C J Smith returned from Salem where the board of higher curricula met to prevent duplication of courses at the state university and the Oregon agricultural college. Portland hosts an April 14 meeting with heads of both institutions and regents observing. no catalog changes now.
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C. J. Smith
Salem
Board of Higher Curricula
Portland
J. BR. Wilson
Portland Academy
Oregon City
A. G. Beals
Tillamook County
A. W. Prescott
Coshow
Roseburg
C.J. Smith
State University
Oregon Agricultural College
Boards of Regents
Ranchers Plan Irrigation for Burnt River Land
Burnt River ranchers around Unity plan reclamation of rich land using a canyon reservoir and a dam to water thousands of acres. William Robinson leads the project with broad rancher support, promising low irrigation costs for northwest soil.
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Burnt River
Unity
Baker City
Lola Hobart seeks divorce from Frank Hobart
A divorce suit was filed yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Lola Hobart against Frank Hobart. The complaint alleges he refused to pay his bills, causing constant annoyance from bill collectors.
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Lola Hobart
Frank Hobart
Prominent Yakima Sheep Man Arrives in Pendleton
Sam Cameron, a leading Yakima sheep man and owner of several thousand head, arrived in Pendleton this morning to oversee business in the sheep and wool industry.
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Sam Cameron
Pendleton
McKnight Brothers Feature Big Ewes Sale At Yale Country
Six thousand ewes were sold at an all dollars per head price in a remarkable spring sale by McKnight Brothers of Yale country. The auction was reported as the best ewe sale of the season.
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McKnight Brothers
Yale
Waiting Room Turned Into An Aviary At Local Depot
Local O R and N depot patrons witnessed an unusual scene last evening as two women arrived with a cage of canaries and a basket of chicks in the ladies waiting room. The birds and birds’ protests drew amusement and curiosity while train No 2 arrived, diverting attention from the spectacle.
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Spokane
University of Oregon Bulletin Showcases Campus Views
The East Oregonian notes the March University of Oregon bulletin is a twenty page illustrated booklet. It offers views of campus buildings and condensed information on university work, entrance requirements, cost of living, and student life.
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East Oregonian
University of Oregon Bulletin
Athena Booster Meeting Raises Park Land and City Limits
An enthusiastic booster gathering in Athena discussed securing land for a city park and the proposed extension of city limits. Jerry Stone, former representative, reported the events and said both measures will likely become facts in the near future.
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Athena
Jerry Stone
Three car loads of wool received at Pendleton mills
Three car loads of wool were received this morning at the Pendleton Scouring mills. The shipment marks a notable increase for the season, with cars coming from Yakima and Canyon, Washington, via the Northern Pacific line.
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Pendleton
Northern Pacific
Yakima
Canyon
Washington
Prospector Ed Keys Visits Pendleton in Search for Golden Fleece
Ed ward Keys of Pocatello Idaho visits Pendleton with three burros in a regulation prospector outfit. He parks at Main and Water streets to seek routes south and west toward the Umpqua and recalls earlier prospecting on the Umpqua headwaters thirty years ago. Keys plans a return expedition after years of travel in Montana and Northern Idaho, drawing a curious crowd including Major Moorhouse.
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Ise
Pocatello
Pendleton
Edward Keys
Idaho
Main
Water Streets
Moorhouse
East Oregonian
Umpqua River
Oregon
Montana
Alleged Bankruptcy Fairness Questioned in Hearing
Thomas A. Campbell, a young farmer who recently filed voluntary bankruptcy, faced a creditor-initiated challenge in a morning hearing before Judge FitzGerald. Col. J. H. Raley cross-examined him as creditors allege transfers to relatives and nighttime removal of wheat from his barn.
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Thomas A. Campbell
FitzGerald
J. H. Raley
Exclusive Shoe Store for Pendleton
Two prominent Walla Walla merchants, F. A. Neebling and W. H. Kirkman, are in Pendleton considering opening an exclusive shoe store in the former cloak and suit house location. They own the Model Shoe and Shoe Store in Walla Walla.
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Walla Walla
F. A. Neebling
W. H. Kirkman
City
Pendleton
Pendleton Busy with Visiting Guests and Local Business
A flurry of visitors and movers pass through Pendleton as Ada Zones and Mrs. Ford mingle in town, Dr. McNabb attends Joe Vey ranch, Jerry Stone of Athena and J. T. Galloway transact business, and locals like Brownell and Peterson handle affairs with regional ties to Echo, Athena, Hermiston, and Walla Walla.
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Ada Zones
la Grande
Pendleton
ER. P. Marshall
Echo
J. T. Galloway
Elgin
Jerry Stone
Athena
M. Beherns
Helix
D. Cc. Brownell
Umatilla
T. B. Ford
Portland
D. C. McNabb
Joe Vey
N. A. Miller
Whi Moore
St Adams
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Wallis Brandson
Starbuck
Washington
Watchmaking complexity Demand exceeds two thousand operations
A historical note highlights the vast complexity in assembling a watch, stating there are more than 2000 distinct operations required. It underscores the intricate craftsmanship behind timepieces and the precision needed in every step of production.
Ivory Soap: The purest soap money can buy
If you could visit the factory where Ivory Soap is made you would see the purity of its ingredients and understand why it is preferred over all other soaps. The promotional line argues Ivory Soap’s superior cleanliness and value.
Balloonist Hicks Plans Ascents Here During Parker Shows
Hicka Hicks, the balloonist who made several ascents in this city last spring and in Pendleton, vows to build another gas bag here. He aims to begin ascensions during the Parker shows, despite a near fatal failure in Baker City after leaving Pendleton last spring.
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H, Hicka
Pendleton
Parker
Hicks
Baker City
County Court Auditing Bills Against County
The regular monthly meeting of the county court is in session in the commissioner's room at the court house. Practically the entire day was spent reviewing accounts against the county with some important fraud matters to come up later. Among these is the matter of roads across the reservation.
Oleson Sues McMinn Over Balance on $100 Note
In circuit court this afternoon A B Oleson filed suit against J F McMinn to recover the balance on a $100 promissory note. It is alleged only $50 has been paid.
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A. B. Oleson
J. F. McMinn
Ji Ie
Harney Valley Land Grant Denied Under Carey Act
Washington April 7 Secretary of the Interior Hailinger refused the Harney Valley Improvement Companys application for 92000 acres in Harney valley Oregon under the Carey act. The decision cites the land as not desert character.
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Washington
Hailinger
Harney Valley Improvement Company
Harney Valley
Oregon
Coffee Imports Reach Two Billion Dollar Benchmark
The East Oregonian reports that U S imports of coffee tea and cocoa total two billion dollars over twenty years, averaging about one hundred million dollars yearly, reflecting steady growth in the nation’s beverage and commodity trade.
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United States
Arlington battles hoboes over bridge fire and stockyard loss
Arlington Oregon April 6 General Manager J P OBrien of the Harriman lines orders harsh action against hoboes blamed for a Tuesday blaze that destroyed two box car trains a main line bridge and a stockyard section. Superintendent Buckley brings detectives and recovery crews to Arlington with hopes of quick capture and full prosecution.
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Arlington
Ore
J. P. O'Brien
Harriman Lines
Knights of the Road
Conmspring
Buckley
R. B. Miller
Chicago
Harriman
Spokane
Pioneer irrigationist Brownell visits county seat
D. C. C. Brownell of Umatilla, a pioneer irrigationist of the west end, was in town last evening to look after his business interests at the county seat.
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D. CC. Brownell
Umatilla
West End
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University
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Col
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
Mrs. J. M. Keeney
Shaniko
C. J. Freese
The
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E. H. Brown
Echo Register
Gertrude Gray
Calgary
D. Brusha
Will M. Peterson
Mate Supreme Court
T. G. Montgomery
Ellensburg
Bob Adams
McKay Creek
John Day Country
Henry Pierce
Sacramento Valley
W. E. Thresher
Tella Kuebler
Hunglker
Heppner
Sam Leezer
Edna Thompson
Fischer Conservatory of Music
Water Street
Charles Wall
Rader Undertaking
Adams
Ida Picard
Chemawandlan School
Fred A. Lienallen
Sam Jinkins
St Anthony's Hospital
L. F. Anderson
Whitman College
Wallowa County
J. H. O'Neill
C. F. van de Water
Gordon ‘Creat
Aeronaut
Action For Money
Harney
Umatilla Lumber CO
G. H. Probett
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