City Brevities Offerings and Local Advertisements in Yar
Numerous small ads note Peacock coal and Oregon Lumber Yard as suppliers of dry wood and coal. Listings include private room and board, furnished housekeeping rooms, a peat brand coat claim, photo services, and animal sales. Street addresses, phone references, and local businesses appear across Garden, Thompson, Logan, Webb, and other streets in Yar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock Coal
Oregon
Miin
Thompson Street
Garden Street
Leathers Transfer Co
Malin
Enquire
W. Webb
Thauire
Logan Street
Poertion
Dremmaker
Oregon Lumber Yard
Lodging house fixtures and marriage notice from Gorman
Classified fragment lists a 12 room lodging house with reasonable rates and contact at 202 Frant Webb street. It includes a marriage inquiry from Gorman aged 27 seeking a respectable wife or young widow and requests replies via this office. Also notes a Wednesday event in a car with Maney White Burbank and mentions seed, grocery, and hardware items with self sharpening lawn mower details from Gondmnan Hardware Co.
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Webb Street
Gorman
Clark Crocery
Malin Street
Gondmnan Hardware Co
LAU Tent Wilt Soon Atrive M S Kerr Leads Company L
Captain M S Kerr, new Company L, receives equipment for the center as rifles and tents arrive. Uniform orders issued. dress and service olive drab or khaki to be issued within weeks. Armory drill forms noncommissioned officers into squad drillmasters, with another drill planned tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.S. Kerr
Sime
Bucking Horse on Main in Police Court Case
George Fletcher, a youth, faced police court after his horse bucked through Main Street crowds yesterday forenoon. He paid a $65 fine to Judge Fitereralil who urged him to tame the broncho. Four drunks were also heard this morning.
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George Fletcher
George
Fitereralil
Portland horse breeder A C Ruby praised for livestock impact
The Portland Oregonian lauds A C Ruby for his substantial importation of European stallions and plans to purchase more, asserting his work in upgrading horse stock will boost Oregon’s livestock industry across horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, and poultry, benefiting the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Ruby
Portland Oregonian
Pendleton
Europe
Local notables visit Pendleton area week end
A stream of visitors and residents travel through Pendleton and nearby towns. George Peringer and Mrs. Castleman visit relatives in Walla Walla and Athena. Sheriff Taylor and Mayor Esteb conduct business at the county seat. Postmaster Kirby and surveyor Swain arrive for local engagements. Others include H B Stevens from Echo, Dean Smythe to Arlington on sheep business, Towne returning from The Dalles, Whither from Umatilla, and notable movements at the local shops and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peringer
Walla Walla
J. D. Taylor
Athens
J. F, Shelton
Folio
M. Castleman
Athena
L. A. Fsteb
J. H. Kirby
Adame
Charles L. Swain
Milton
Echo
Dean PF
Smythe
Arlington
Charles Towne
Dalles
W. H. Bwither
Umatilla
Percy Folsom
Pendleton
J. C. Brownell
La Follette On Failing Big Wheat Farms And Dairy Wealth
Senator La Follette criticizes vast wheat farms in the county and compares them to diversified crops that restore land. He cites Wisconsin dairies and a $50,000,000 annual dairy income as a model, praising small, rich farms, progressive settlement, country schools, and rural roads over single-crop systems. He contrasts Montana copper with Wisconsin dairy wealth and notes regional agricultural differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Oregon
Montina
Oregonian
Wisconsin
Montana
Wistonely
Lecture on Miller in the Evening to Open at Seven
An event announced for Sonnter La Paititte includes a lecture by Hietedd of £ 015. The venue opens at 7 and the lecture starts shortly after. Details reference a Chelathin otiarets cortier of Water ding Joline.
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Sonnter
Fini Mirller
Wisconsin farmers gain riches from farm program changes
The article notes free air and a broader life as key to wealth for Wisconsin farmers. It claims wheat lands were restored to strength and now yield immense crops of all kinds, and the state's tumble property was greatly increased.
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Wisconsin
Indictment Secret as Borah Grand Jury Vote Revealed
A leaked report claims a U S grand jury returned an indictment against Senator Borah. Jurors debated the vote after a Thursday session and were excused until June 17. The district attorney allegedly briefed jurors Friday morning as discussion of the indictment spread.
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Grand Jury
Polsevaya
Benator Borah
United States
Boral
Beatty
Borah
Department of Justice
Five Marriage Licenses Issued Amid Weekend Celebrations
The county clerk issued five marriage licenses Saturday and Sunday. The couples listed include Frost Sidney Sleeman and Edith Martins, John Planting and Mary Bing, Myron Fr. Patton of Spokane and Carrie F. Warmoth, Joseph Kyle and Maria Redford, James P. F. Belle and Lena Maurer.
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Froest
Sidney Sleeman
Edith Martins
John Planting
Mary Bing
Myron Fr. Patton
Spokane
Carrie F. Warmoth
Joseph Kyle
Maria Redford
James PF. Belle
Lena Maurer
Follette and party tour Pendleton wheat belt
Senator La Follette and Private Secretary Hannon with business leaders toured Pendleton in W I Thompsons touring car this forenoon. Follette praised the rich wheat country noting steadier crops and unchanged quality despite years of production in the area.
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la Follette
Lou Follette
Hannon
W. I. Thompson
Pendleton
King Han ting Wedding at Wheat Farm Near City
Miss Marry Ringwee married John Planting this afternoon on a wheat farm twelve miles north of the city. The ceremony occurred at 2:70 p m at the Methodist parsonage by Robert Warhol. A number of intimate friends attended. Afterward, the couple went to Mr Planting’s home to rest.
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King-Hanting
Ringwee
John Planting
Robert Warhol
Mr. Plantings
Pocatello Plans Clean Up Day to Beautify City
The Pocatello Tribune reports a proposal for a city clean up day with mayor Cleire likely to endorse a proclamation. Residents from all sectors are urged to join in fixing streets alleys yards and overall beautification, a move echoed by many northern towns led by Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Pocatello
Pocatello Tribune
Cleire
Shearing Opens in Morrow County Ahead of Schedule
Heppner Times reports the Morrow County shearing season begins this week with Walt Richardson's crew departing for Buttererbek to start at M. S. Corrigall ranch. The Whetstone plant near Echo, with 14 machines, will shear about 1 400 sheep daily. Additional crews work at Little Butter Creek and more teams planned for next week.
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Morrow County
Walt Richardson
Buttererbek
M. S. Corrigall
Echo
Little Butter Creek
Hearing in rate case opens in Portland
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Prouty opened a final hearing in the Spokane terminal rate case in Portland Oregon on April 16. The hearing follows testimony gathered across the case and positions the Portland session as a key stage in settling the dispute over railroad rates.
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Portland
Ore
Prouty
Spokane
Suspension of W. L. Stow & Co from stock exchange
The New York firm W. L. Stow & Company is suspended from membership in the Stock Exchange. The firm states it expects to meet all limits and resume trading at a later date.
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Stow & Co
New York
W. L. Stow & Company
Bronehills Man Forced to Stay at Home
Pyra Harris, a young man in the East Oregonian circulation department, has the toonohitic and is confined to his home.
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Chee
Bronehills
Pyra Harris
East Oregonian
Million-Dollar Trial Sparks Philadelphia Fire Case
A chaotic report details a $1,000,000 Pullin case in Philadelphia involving a revolver and a fatal mishap. It mentions Mrs A E Grom, a Werwer widow, and a wrong measurement of tardal lium in darkness. Women at remote work saved a life, while Maxaner Bonner, aged 8d, is noted in a separate thread. The scene shifts to Samop, Wash, with claims of crimes and a body shipped to Sonppoore, Oregon.
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Maxanler Bonner
Sonppoore
Oro
Feast of Sagebrush Fiesta Sparks Pocatello Plans
Pocatello Tribune notes plans for a reclamation project opening and a fiesta celebrating sagebrush culture. The piece imagines a Santa Barbara like celebration, praising fragrance and beauty while lamenting disappearing sagebrush habitats and proposing a local festival in the Land of Sage.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Tribuna
Los Angeles
California
Oor
Tragic deaths in Fort Oregonian reveal kin links
The Fort Oregonian reports on the killings of Grace Disney at Poerthind and the death by suicide of Ros cow James, noting that C. W. James the boy's father and Mra Disney the girl's mother are cousins, a fact previously unknown.
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Grace Disney
Poerthind
Roscow James
C. W. James
Mra Disney
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Bowman Studio
Amnateurs
Alta House
P. Schneider
Nolin
Peacock
Oregon Lumier Yard
Fale
Louis Hunziker
Optician
LAU
Deoree Fletcher
Koeppen Beros
G. M. Weber
Colfax
Teutech
F. A. Vaughan
la Grande
A. A. Roberts
Charles H. Carter
East
Virginia
Frank Duprat
St. Anthony's Hospital
T .E. Krewster
Koeppen Drug Store
Donaldson Pharmacy
Mr. Wolfe
Norbourne Berkeley
Washington City
Businesra
Berkeley
J. Derineton
Emanuel
Hermiston
Baptist Public Nation Society
Ta Follette Tella
Wisconen
Lectin
Tis County
Philadelphia
Ami
Mutual
Camden
Wonder Store
The
Fort Oregonian
Tithe Guarantee & Trust Company
J. Thorburn Ross
George H. Hill
T. T. Burkhart John E. Aitchison Charlies H. Kept
Washington Street
Corner
Secon
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