College Education Makes Good Farmers
A Baker City Herald reprint argues New York State Agriculture’s claim that college graduates are lazy on farms is unfounded. It cites Hood River and Northwest Canada as places where educated farmers excel, noting college men lead in farming success and urging New York to reevaluate its stance toward educated agricultural workers.
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New York State Department of Agriculture
Ida
New York Department of Agriculture Ias
Hood River
Ore
Texas
Canada
New York
Baker City Herald
Dance Night at Fugle-Woolman Hall Opens April 2
At Fugle Woolman hall Tuesday evening, April 2. Given under the auspices of 7.0. ER. M. and management of Saturday night dances. Tickets 70 cents. All are cordially invited to attend. Music by United Orchestra.
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Fugle-Woolman Hall
United Orchestra
Poetic Claim Sparks Chicago Record Herald Banter
A humorous exchange cites Blobbs-Guzzler and Slobbe-Well, noting a man who claims poetry in a four man group and his wife complaining he comes home drunk nightly. The record preserves the quip as a glimpse of local opinion and social humor.
Pendleton Newsy Notes License to Wed and Local Updates
A marriage license is issued to Wesley Bird and Stella Embrick of Pendleton. Clark Nelson, new to the insurance business, bought a Ford runabout. Nate Raines ships cattle to Seattle market. third shipment this week. Fred A. Yates and wife sell ten acres in section 14 two four N Ro 28 to Gilbert W. Phelps. Peterson and wife sell lots in Reservation addition to Pendleton for 900. Mr and Mrs W B Perkins and family return to Pendleton from Crane Idaho after five years away.
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Nate Raines
Seattle
Sound
Nieal
Fred A. Yates
Gilbert W. Phelps
N. Ro
Peterson
Tay Prank
King
Pendleton
City
Two Generations Swap County Surveyor Roles
The elder man who was the county surveyor becomes the authority while his son moves up as deputy. The change occurred a few years ago, marking a formal shift in leadership and duties within the office. The transition reflects ongoing continuity in local land and mapping work.
Return Cards To Sender Post Office Directive
Washington April 28 Postmaster General Burleson orders that unpaid misdirected unmailable and unclaimed postal cards as well as post cards deposited for local delivery be returned to the sender when they bear card addresses An estimated twelve million post cards annually will be returned under the orders to the senders.
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Washington
Burleson
No Loss of Life in Mississippi Flood Richmond to Bayou Sara
Natches Mississippi April 28 every foot of the 130 miles between here and Bayou Sara on the east bank of the Mississippi River is under water. The last 12,000 acres were flooded when Artonish and Deer Park plantations 40 miles south were inundated due to a break in a private dike. All livestock had been removed and there was no loss of life.
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Natches, Miss
Here
Bayou Sara
Missisippi River
Artonish
Deer Park
Adjudication Case Up For Water Rights Board Hearing
Government suit against Dillon Ditch Company seeks adjudication of water rights. Commissioner George T. Cochran presides as hearing proceeds today to determine rights and obligations connected with the water conveyance operation.
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Dillon Ditch Company
George T. Cochran
Boise Irrigators Clinch Sixth Straight Prom Win
Boise completed a clean sweep of the series with Gulf Diggers by a 10 to 3 margin Sunday afternoon. Pitman pitched well for the Irrigators, controlling the game as Baker offered little support from the field and the Diggers failed to muster offense.
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Boise
Baker
Gulf Diggers
Harlowries
Pitman
Diggers
Glinik
Earl Conger Named Cashier at Paisley National Bank
Pendleton friends of Earl H. Conger celebrate his selection as cashier of the new Paisley National Bank in Paisley Gregon. Conger now serves in the trust department of Security Savings & Trust of Portland.
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Pendleton
Earl H. Conger
Paisley National Bank
Paisley
Gregon
Conser
Trust
Department of the Security Savings & Trust
Portland
Estate Appraisers Report on Beller Estate
E. J. Davis, J. Campbell, and Christian Rogers filed today as appraisers for the late Fred Beller. The estate comprises ten acres in the east end valued at 2000 dollars and harness plus farm implements valued at 7? dollars.
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E. J. Davis
J. Campbell
Christian Rogers
Fred Beller
Birthday Dismissals Signal Pendleton Judge’s Charity
Judge FitzGerald celebrated a birthday by dismissing petty offenders. The Pendleton chief of police John Kearney observes his anniversary with similar leniency. Russell Brownell of Heremiston, now in Susanville, Calif., works for the Pan-Pacific exposition and plans San Francisco during the big fair. A foursome misadventure from Walls Walla raises unease. Pendleton Woolen Mills traveler Dan Rowman returns from Idaho and the Dakotas. Germ-an cultural event in Eagle Woodman hall features Ridgar Winter. German Verein hosts a lively evening with songs and dancing.
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Kearney
FitzGerald
John Kearney
Big Fair
Russell Brownell
Heremiston
Umatilla
Susanville
California
West End
Mr. Brownell
San Francisco
Eagle- Woodman Hall
Pendleton
Ridgar Winter
Portland
United Orchestra
Ten Children Committed to Portland Aid Society
Ten children, five from two families, were ordered committed to the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of Portland by Judge Maloney after juvenile court hearings. The fathers were deemed habitual drunkards who refused support. The Lockwood children were Thomas, Alonzo, Alice, Elmer and Elsie. the Crabtree children were Nellie, Blanche, Edna, George and Mabel. The petitions were filed by the mothers, who declared themselves unable to provide care.
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Boys' and Girls’ Aid Society of
Portland
Maloney
Thomas
Alonzo
Alice
Elmer
Elsie Lockwood
George
Ora Lockwood
Nellie
Blanche
Edna
Mabel Crabtree
Pink
Jennie Crabtree
Geary Kimbrell Names J. W. Kimbrell Deputy Saturday
Geary Kimbrell officially appointed his father J. W. Kimbrell as deputy on Saturday. The move creates a family leadership change within the local office and follows prior salutes to service by the elder Kimbrell.
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Geary Kimbrell
J. W. Kimbrell
North Yakima Defeats La Ctirinde For Fourth Win
North Yakima beat La Ctirinde 2 to 1 to reach four wins in six games. Yakima pitcher Engle allowed five strikeouts and one walk, while seven errors plagued both sides. Lind scored on Luttrell’s single, as Engle’s team struggled with fielding and umpire decisions.
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North Wakina
Wash
North Yakima
la Cirtinde
Engle
Yakima
Mirtight
Yakimas
Miller
Puller
Ford
Stanley
Lind
Luttrell
Johnny Grovers
Northwestern League
Union Association
Hinins Gordon
Joe Cohn
Spokane
Cass
Seattle
Widespread Early 20th Century News Highlights
Reports from Spokane Denver Oakland and New York cover a fatal fall from a hotel window in Spokane a man departing Denver after memory loss a pool room raid in Oakland and Dr Friedmann selling American vaccine rights in New York New details mention Del Fountain Lloyd and Davison among others and reference St Luke's hospital Grand Rapids and a large vaccine enterprise totaling millions in capitalization.
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Spokane
Wash
Apel
Vero
Lioyd Fountain
del &, Fountain
Hin
Lewiston
Idaho
St. Luke’s Hospital
New York
Frederick P Friedmann
Times
Stock ranch opportunity in Umatilla County
Local seller, resident 2k years in the county and 12 years in stock business offers a stock ranch from Columbia to John Day. Claims thorough knowledge of the area. Encourages contact before purchase, and mentions money to loan.
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Umatilla
Columbia
John Day
Track star Teddy Tetzlaff tops five mile trial at Ascot Park
Telegraphic briefs note Teddy Tetzlaff winning a ten mile race at Ascot Park with an 8:18 1 3 time for five miles. Owingdell’s Christie 200 horsepower car set an era time for a mile trial of 44 seconds on a new track. The report also covers Minnesota’s new advertising law prosecutions and Dr Jacob Bolotin, the blind physician named to lead the tuberculosis hospital at Dunning after passing Illinois medical exams.
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Hakersfield
Teddy Tetzlaff
Ascot Park
Oii Gield
Thiel
Chicago
Jacob WW. Bolotin
Dunning
Bolotin
Illinois
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G. Pendleton, Ore
Orpheum Theatre
Palestine
Egypt
Kalem
Land of the
Holy Land
Pendleton Ning
Newsy
Wesley Bird
Stella Embry
Clark Nelson
Mississippi
Hk. E Boise Ese Sealtionesde
New Bank
Guy Connersly
Chester Beim
Walls Walla
Connersly
Weston
Sami
Place
Dan, Rowman
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Wieh
Montana
Dakotas
Butte
Salt Lake
Mr. Bowman
Mercury
Zern
North
la Grande
Fyvery
Carl King
Naughton
East Oregonian
Workingmens Clothing Co
Hezen
Denver
Frederick A. Orham
Payette
Thahe
Tig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Morris M. Davison
Davison Sala
Gorham
Oakland
Cal
Julia Ackerman
E. T. Wade
Temple
Pendleton, Or
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Tallman & CO
Hanscom
CG. J. Whitaker
Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton’s Big Drummers’ Sample Store
Sam Jinkins, Mer
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