Irvington Track Notes Preview Northwest Spring Racing
Irvington Park in Portland prepares for the coming meets with Messrs Helman and Simpson offering free track use to the Portland Hunt Club. Frank Frazier and George Peringer visit from Pendleton, with entries including Hassalo and Mount Hood among others. W H Bradford of La Grande shows several promising horses, while August Erickson and Chris Simpson boost multiple stables. Santiam and other pacers show potential as training builds toward trials.
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Worthwest
Irvington Park
Portland
Helman and Simpson
Portland Hunt Club
Frank Frazier
George Peringer
Mount Hood
Pendleton
Fhroucout
Northwest
Frazier
Peringer
Pacer
Hamisch Girl Injured On Depot Turntable
A one year old girl named Ella Hamisch suffered catastrophic injuries after her leg was caught on a moving depot turntable on Webb Street. Doctors removed her foot below the knee and she was taken to Sisters Hospital for further prognosis. The incident, the second of its kind in two years, has prompted calls to lock the machinery to prevent such accidents.
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Ella
W. 0. Hamisch
Webb Street
O. R. & N. Depot
Hamish
W. G. Cole
Guy Durham
Town Guests and Local Notables In Pendleton
R E Moore of Umatilla and C E Nelson from Weston are in town. Charles Alspaugh of Helix and C W Courtney of Weston register at the Golden Rule. C P Bowman of Butter Creek and Wm Mosgrove of Athena, both prominent locals, in town. T J Berg of Walla Walla staying at the Golden Rule. Dr J Freese of Spokesman-Review registers at Hotel Pandleton. Mise Marie Tallman arrives from Walla Walla to visit J W Tallman. Miss Marguerite Downing takes a sales position at Carrier’s millinery. C E R Dutton travels to Milton for cream for summer ice cream. Mr and Mrs W A Morse welcome a baby girl Monday morning. Colin Vo Dyment, Spokesman-Review correspondent, guest at Hotel St George. departs for Walla Walla later. Mrs A J Pearson and daughter from Freewater at Hotel St George en route to Nebraska to visit Mrs Pearson’s parents. Mr Pearson also noted.
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C. W. Courtney
Weston
Golden Rule
C. P. Bowman
Butter Creek
Wm. Mosgrove
Athena
T. J. Berg
Walla Walla
J. Freese
Spokesman-Review
Pandleton
Mise Marie Tallman
J. W. Tatliman
Marguerite Downing
Carrier's
C. ER. Dutton
Milton
Colin Vo Dyment
The
Hotel St. George
A. 3. Pearson
Freewater
Nebraska
Breeding Swine Lessons From The Drovers Journal
The Drovers Journal outlines traits of a good breeding sow, detailing a rangy, well proportioned frame with square hips, full shoulders, and sturdy legs. It emphasizes a strong suckling ability, careful selection for milking quality, and the value of early lean growth in young pork. It also warns against overfattening sows after multiple litters and stresses keeping proven breeders for profitability.
Pendleton Camp No 41 Woodmen Meet Moved to Saturday
Pendleton Camp No 41 Woodmen of the World announces its regular meeting is now held on Saturday at m o’clock in the Secret Society hall. Members are advised to govern themselves accordingly. J P Earl C C attest J P Walker Clerk.
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Pendleton Camp No
Woodmen of the World
Secret Society Hall
J. P. Earl
C. C
J. P. Walker
We May Live Without Poetry But Not Without Ads
The Country Merchant laments that a society can endure poetry music and art, conscience and heart, and even friends but cannot exist without advertising in commerce today.
Land Commissioner Hermann and Representative Tongue Speak at Good Roads Meet
Land Commissioner Hermann and Representative Tongue addressed the Interstate Good Roads Association convention in Charlottesville Virginia, outlining road policy and infrastructure priorities for the state.
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Hermann
Representative Tongue
The
Interstate Good Roads Association
Charlottesville
Adventists to Pitch White Tent City at Byers Grove
A large Adventist camp meeting will begin May 15 at Byers Grove East Pendleton with 150 to 200 tents and a 7 by 70 foot ble pavilion tent plus four assembly tents for Germans youths and children. The Commercial Association and Mr Byers back the effort with grounds and local aid to welcome hundreds of attendees over ten days and ensure comfortable hospitality.
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Byers Grove
East Pendleton
Byers
Commercial Association
Pendleton
Oregon
Massive British Contract for Canned Beef and Bacon
The British government contracts the London branch of a large American packing firm to supply 590 cases of canned beef and 5,000 pounds of sliced bacon in tin cans for the British army. It is described as the largest single canned beef contract on record, mainly for 2 pound cans.
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London
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Irvington
Chehalis
Meteor
W. H. Bradford
la Grande
Bradford
D M. Watson
Bryan
Brovch August Erickson
Alta Cora
Frietof
McKinney
Beulah
Chris Simpson
Alta Norte
Phil N
Bonner
Tallman & CO
Hamisch
Cole
McFaul
J. H. Robbins
D. C
Thomas Taggart
Seattle
Chicago
Mr. Taggart
Leon Cohen
Peoples Warehouse
E. T. Beitel
Pilot Rock
Charles D. Garfield
H. 8
Garfield
Alaska
R. E. Moore
Umatilla
C. E. Nelson
Charles Alspaugh
Helix
Airs
W. A. Morse
West Alta Street
Pendleton Shoe Company
W. J. Clarke
Com’y
T * Carpeu
Wala Es Vray
Owl
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mergartile
Carrier Millinery
Main and
Webb Streets
Pendietom One
Lee
U. S
Cai C. F. Colesworthy
Toy
East
Alta Street
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