Pendleton urged to secure electric line extension
T K Beard of Modesto, visiting Pendleton, argues that electric roads near Los Angeles built up countryside settlements and that Pendleton should push a line from Holdman toward the city. He cites survey work from Simmons Landing to Holdman and says such a line would boost population, home-building, and quick trading access in Umatilla County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Holiman
Los Angeles
T. K. Beard
Golden Rule
Modesto
Beard
Holdman
Simmons Landing
Columbia River
Mr. Beard
Umatilla
Pen‘Meton
Country Electric Lines
Testimony in Oregon case details gun and honesty rulings
The trial includes witnesses discussing Bob Estes honesty reputation, prior robbery rumors, and Lynde city marshal interactions. Testimony covers McManus gun orders, court rulings on admissibility, and expert medical opinions on a bullet wound path with doctors Blakeslee Vincent and Cole detailing positions and vertebra impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FitzGerald Biy
Rob Estes
McManus
Burt Wulfman
Estes
James Beck
Lynde
Washington
Bob Estes
Fee
Thomas Thompson
Pendleton
Funeral of Miss Mollie Todd at Christian Church
The funeral for Mollie Todd was held at 2 PM at the Christian church with many friends in attendance. Rev. Victor Dorris conducted the service. Pallbearers were Walter Whitman, William McDaniel, Arthur Hatton, CC W Steele, George Hill, and John Hill. Six female friends served as honorary pallbearers and the Woodcraft circle attended in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Mellie
Todd
Victor Dorris
The
Walter Whitman
William McDaniel
Arthur Hatton
CC. W. Steele
George Hill
John Hillyard
Irl
Ty-co-na Indicted on Horse Theft Charge in Portland Case
Ty-co-na, a Umatilla Indian arrested for horse stealing on the Umatilla reservation, has been indicted by the federal grand jury in Portland. E. A. Moritz of Oregon has been appointed assistant engineer in the reclamation service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty-co-na
Umatilla Reservation
Portland
E. A. Moritz
Oregon
Reclamation Service
Irregular Ad Claims Digestive Benefits of Pills
An advertisement extols a product as pure and capable of toning the digestive system curing poor appetite indigestion dyspepsia stomach troubles. It urges readers to try the remedy today despite unclear medical proof.
Osteopathy and its limits in treating diseases
Osteopathy treats all diseases by improving nerve and blood supply, but no honest osteopath claims universal cure. Most conditions can improve if treated early. cures depend on removing the initial disease cause and the body repowering itself, though irreversible damage such as scarred stomach walls or vanished kidneys limits outcomes.
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Empire Media
Java
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
Schmidt Bldg
Main and
Alta Streets
T. S. Pringle
Mar
Winslow Bros. Jewelers
Opticians
Tallman & Co
Carrier Millinery
George Carnes
Owen Carnes
Pilot Rock
Wame
George Peebcier
George Perbler
George Ernest
Baker City
I. A. Beteb
Fstes
Finker City
Muuch
Bean
Fetes
William Temple
Tle
Estey
John McCourt
Callet
Phelps
W. L. Gibbs
Beten
Palwer Edwards
Edwarde
Ribbott
McManua
Dimi
McCorny
Hifi Bette Titer Edwards
McMoenus
Velock
L. K. Rinkestee
Judge Fee
Mr. Phelps
Blakes
Smith
Blakeslee
Vincent
Blakeslee and Dr. Smith
F. W. Vincent
Coure
W. G. Cole
Mollie Todd
Osteopathy
Little Men
Buster Brown
Buddy Tucker
Peter Pan
Boston
Title Guarantee & Trust
J. Thorburn Ron George H. Hill
T. T. Burkhart
John B. Aitchison
Charles H. Kept
Washington Street
Corner
Secon
Max Baer
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