Steiner Selle Ranch Sale and Local Notices
Steiner Selle Ranch owner Fred Steiner sells 172 acres in Section 1 Township North Range 36 to FH Jones for 2400 dollars. Local notes report a broken arm, a cancelled dance, city council leave approvals for the recorder and fire chief, and multiple public notices including officer trainee rejections, fire department expenses, and fish planting plans in Pendleton area waters.
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Bonneville
Meacham Creek
Tonkin
Bertha Blancet Returns to Perdleton After Absence
Bertha Blancet, premier woman rider among cowgirls, returns to Perdleton after weeks away spent at frontier shows. She claims victory in several events and notes Clarence Adame often lost money at the shows. Fire reports record twenty fires in a month, the highest in memory, though none caused major damage.
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Bertha Blancet
Bertha Blancett
Perdleton
Am Near
Clarence Adame
Alaris
Cetcordine
Tinenid
Falls carnival wrestling bout ends in controversy
An uneven match at Falls carnival saw Ray Mettarroto of Pendigton reportedly challenged by a wrestler named Carroll. In a tense sequence within minutes, the crowd observed disputed moves and a declared winner amid mixed cheers and boos, with Jackie Mettarroll alongside.
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Ray Mettarrotl
Pendigton
Jackie Mettarroll
Judge Maloney to Begin Harvest Forecast Monday
A garbled report notes Judge J. Wl Maloney, who attended Bresbriefian Sened at Eugene, arrived with a 25 pound salmon. He will start a trip to the Tulumeok reservation Monday to oversee the harvest, hauling a fish worth 12 pounds.
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Jidge J. Wl Maloney
Bresbriefian
Eugene
Rov
I. Ho
Tulumeok
WAST COLLEGE ATHLETICS DURING THE WAR CONTEXT
A wartime report by the national collegiate athletic association urged continuing college athletics while adapting conferences and eliminating training tables and costly couches. It supported maintaining office and athletics under wartime constraints, aiming to balance activity with efficiency.
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Washington
Ave
House to favor day causes delay on prohibition
Washington report notes the House will likely delay action on the prohibition amendment passed by the Senate yesterday. The chamber plans to focus on war measures this session, with no action expected before the new Congress convenes. Representative Webb comments on assembling support for pushing prohibition despite a prior agreement.
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Washington
Senate
House
Webb
Rumanians Break Up German Line
Romanian forces breach the German line after three days of fighting. About seventy thousand men and over four thousand German soldiers are reported captured as Romanians advance along the Corman front and force a German retreat amid heavy combat and aerial activity.
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Washington
Aeros Mile Corman
Fume
Southern Pacific May Avert Strike
San Francisco report notes Southern Pacific workers may avoid a strike as President Scott schedules a committee meeting at four this afternoon to draft a settlement. Employees face a six o'clock Friday night ultimatum and the outcome hinges on negotiation or a walkout.
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San Francisco
Aum
J.H
Southern Pacific
Scott
Ererneck
Eastern heat wave persists despite cooler reports
Turmoil in the eastern cities as a heat wave continues with high temperatures. The Washington weather bureau issued a cautious forecast saying only a temporary drop is expected, with temperatures possibly easing by Friday before rising again.
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Niel Wive
Enatary
Washington Weather Bureau
Woerbkingten
North Main Paving Debate Reaches City Council
A disputed plan for North Main paving sparks questions over street alignment and pole relocation along Corbie Street Iron Court. Residents and Warren Construction Co clash on the preferred route and property-owner consent, delaying progress until an agreement is reached.
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Corbie Street
Iron Court
City to reopen bid for pavement contract work
The Warren company seeks payment for trading work already done before a new contract. The city attorney advised property owners and the company to settle, with plans to start pavement improvements this summer. City paid $469.10 last night to relay a sewer line on North Main as a new grade was established after previous improvements by property owners.
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Warren
Advon
North Main
Camden
Commerce committee backs Colby for shipping board seat
Washington Aug 2 The estate Commerce committee voted six to four to confirm Brainhbridge Colby as a member of the shipping board. Two certify slackes Washington Aug 2 The president has ordered that all
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Colby
Washington
British troops retake Ypres Ruhr railway line
Aug 2 report from Indianapolis notes theft of draft registration list from the Mason County exemption board office. The item mentions alleged German sabotages and ongoing federal actions against German attempts.
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Indianapolis
Mason County
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