Newspapers Against It Boost Rents for Indian Land Renters
East Oregonian praised Umatilla County wheat yields despite drought, pleasing landowners and merchants. Renters on Indian land complain optimistic coverage raised rents from 1 to 2 dollars per acre, harming their bank deposits and financial prospects. The piece questions the effect of booster journalism on local renters and asks what newspapers should do.
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East Oregonian
Umatilla
Umatilla County
Early cold care urges prompt action and avoid delay
A public health snippet urges immediate attention at the first signs of a cold to prevent it from becoming severe. It warns that every hour lost at the start may extend illness and prolong suffering, advising timely self care.
Attorney Coutts and Averill head to Curry County hunt trip
Attorney G W Coutts and Edgar F Averill editor of the East Oregonian depart tonight for Curry county to lead a five week hunting expedition at Pistol river. They will stop with their wives for a few days at Long Beach en route. Averill a Curry county native will revisit familiar rugged Oregon mountains and they promise about two tongues of jerked venison to friends in the city.
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G. W. Coutts
Edgar F. Averill
The
East Oregonian
Curry County
Pistol River
Oregon
Long Beach
Mr. Averill
Fr. F. Perham Leaves Town for Farm Life
Fr F Perham long time employee in Lee Teutsch and RK Alexander stores resigns to seek health on a farm. He rents the Lee Cartright farm on McKay Creek and will move his family there. The Perham home at 12 West Court Street will be vacated by August 26 when Mr and Mrs Willard Bond move in after their wedding.
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Fr. F. Perham
Lee Teutsch
RK. Alexander
Ing
Lee Cartright
McKay Creek
Perham
West Court Street
Willard Bond
Northwest Development congress invites Marshfield meeting
R. Alexander president of the Commercial association and Judge Stephen A Lowell weigh attendance at the first Northwest Development congress in Marshfield on August 24 and 25. Business engagements may keep them away.
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R. Alexander
The
Commercial Association
Stephen A. Lowell
Northwest Development Congress
Marshfield
Mrs Davis Elected Supreme Grand Manager of Pythian Sisters
Mrs Davis of Union is named supreme grand manager of the Pythian Sisters at the supreme grand lodge session in Boston. She is president of the Woman's Relief Corps of Oregon and former grand chancellor of the Pythian Sisters of Oregon.
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Cora M. Davis
Union
The
Woman's Relief Corps of Oregon
Pythian Sisters of Oregon
Supreme Grand
Pythian Sisters
Supreme Grand Loge
Boston
Tea Good Tea and Close Price for Schilling's Best
A grocer refunds customer money if Schilling's Best tea fails to meet expectations, with the supplier promising payment to the grocer. The note emphasizes quality tea as essential to building and sustaining a successful business.
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Schilling
Examinations End as Grading Heads to Completion
Examinations finished this afternoon with grading still incomplete and likely to finish Monday. Teachers departed for home. grading underway at the courthouse. The examining board includes Principal W H Cieakney Pendleton Academy Prof L W Keeler Echo Public Schools and County Superintendent Frank E K Welles.
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Court House
W. H. Cieakney
Pendleton Academy
L. W. Keeler
The
Echo Public Schools
Frank EK. Welles
Northern Pacific Aims for Heavy Wheat Hauls This Season
James G. Cutler assistant superintendent at Northern Pacific based in Walla Walla reports a strong outlook for heavy wheat shipments across Oregon and Washington. Harvest nears completion and hauling peaks as the season progresses.
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James G. Cutler
Northern Pacific
Walla Walla
Oregon
Washington
Harness man Hamiley rescues woman from drowning report
Long Headshye reports J. J. Hamiley of this city saved a woman from drowning but Hamiley returns from a popular resort saying the report is greatly exaggerated. He attributes modesty to downplay the incident and claims the woman was not really in danger.
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J. J. Hamiley
Bonds filed for deeds in Umatilla county records
Two bonds for deeds calling for large sums to be paid for Umatilla county realty have just been filed with Recorder F. W. Hendley. J. B. Hall has purchased from J. W. Ray and wife a tract near Gurdane for 12000 dollars. M. H. Rice has purchased a tract from Frank B. Pennick near Freewater for 6000 dollars.
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Umatilla
City seeks special car to Portland for Parker speech
Efforts in the city are under way to arrange a special car to Portland next Tuesday for Judge Alton B. Parker’s political speech. Will M. Peterson, Democratic central committee chairman, is trying to gather enough listeners to form a party for the trip.
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Portland
Alton B. Parker
Will M. Peterson
Democratic Central Committee
Judge Parker
Dr and Mrs Ramadall Injured in Cove Runaway
Dr and Mrs Ramadall of Cove were thrown from their buggy in a Cove run away yesterday and fell on the sidewalk injuring Mrs Ramadall and their young daughter whose collar bone was broken.
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Ramadall
Cove
Major Lee Moorehouse
Transforming Fair Pavilion Interior Remodeled and Expanded
Interior of the city fair pavilion is being remodeled before the third district fair on September 28. Work includes replacing 800 feet of gutters at about 200 dollars, centralizing the band stand with an open view, adding a canopy for sound projection, and rearranging the fountain and palm garden with transplanted grass shrubs and flowers to create a realistic interior display.
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Misc
Improvements At State Fair Grounds Authorized
A meeting of the state board of agriculture approved improvements totaling about 9000 this year at the fair grounds. A 45 by 52 foot office for the secretary will be erected, an addition to the stables for 40 more horses, a large expansion of the creamery, and new quarters for the collie dog exhibit. The remodeled grandstand was accepted and a high wire fence to enclose it authorized. grandstand improvement cost 4000. Superintendent TD W Campbell of the R N line arrived from Portland on a tour of eastern Oregon system.
Weston Norman School President Heads to Portland
President Robert C. French of Weston Norman School left on an early morning train for Portland to advance the school's interests.
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French
Portland
Robert C. French
Weston Norman School
Remarkable Salt Sale Opens Amid Bold Bond Bros Promotion
Bond Bros announce a major sale starting Monday August 17 offering 400 men sults in sizes 34 to 48 from Alfred Benjamin Co. at prices from 25 to 35 dollars, all for 15.00 this week only. The event claims past success in Pendleton and promises value for fall and winter. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills promoted by Tallman & Co. Thirteen Chinese gamblers were arrested and fined 140 dollars in Portland in the city’s first raid in months.
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Portland
Truth and Quality in a Laxative Appeal
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a top personal and family laxative. It claims the product cleanses and relieves internal organs without debilitating after effects or needing dosage increases, and notes its pleasant natural action and physician-approved formula. It urges purchasing the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
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California Fie Syrup Co
Hayes and Bond to Wed in Portland Ceremony
Wedding notice for Misa Ethel Hayes of Portland to Willard Bond of this city. Ceremony planned in Portland on Wednesday, August 26.
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Iage
Misa Ethel Hayes
Portland
Willard Bond
Grouse season opens in eastern Oregon with plentiful birds
The grouse season starts today in eastern Oregon as many sportsmen head to the Blue mountains near Meacham and Katmola. Forest rangers protect the flocks and fires are scarce, promising a strong season with 374 hunting licenses issued in Umatilla County. Young birds on the upper Blue mountain ridges are abundant and easy to locate, making the opening rush likely rewarding.
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Estern
Oregon
Blue Mountain Woods
Forest Rangers
Umatlila
Blue Mountains
Meacham
Katmola
Land Office Official Visits Clayton Inspecting Uma Tila County
G M Salisbury of the United States land office at Clayton New Mexico joined the city today to survey Uma Tila County area inspections.
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G. M. Salisbury
United States Land Office
Clayton
N. M
Umatila County
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect it
Kidney disease is widespread yet often unrecognized by patients and doctors. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy addressing back pain and urinary issues, with claims of curing and comforting sufferers. Samples and a free booklet are offered, with distribution through druggists and a mail address in Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Dr. Ilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N
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F&s
Tallman & Co
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Mrs. Davis
City Property
Frank B. Clopton & CO
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United. States Depository
Hamley
Sary
State Board of Agericulture
Fair Grounds
Sa Jem Journal
TD. W. Campbell
Roosevelt
Bond Bros
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Pendleton
DeWitt
McKay, Meacham and
Birch Creeks
Gho. Kurrle
Frank Tullis
Pendleton Gash Market
Umatilla Meat Co
Cara
Cornelius
Park and Alder Streets
Cornelius Free
Furoplan
N. K. Clarke, Mgr
C. W. Cornelius
Agricultural College
Seattle
Watchmaking and Engraving School
4Th & Pike Sts
Max Baer
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