Bull Moose Meeting Called for August 23 in Pendleton
Dr I A Temple issues call for a Pendleton meeting August 23 1912 at City Hall to organize and launch the Bull Moose progressive campaign in Umatilla County Ex Senator Mulkey to speak and a state and precinct committee will be elected The letter denounces Chicago Taft delegates and urges charter membership in the new party with Theodore Roosevelt as leader.
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I. A. Temple
Taft
Chicago
Barnes
Penrose
Guggenheim
Oregon
Theodore Roosevelt
George F. Rogers
National Progressive Party of
Umatilla County
Moonshine Seen Likely in Wisconsin States Colonies
Federal agents report suspected moonshining in Wisconsin with colonies of mountaineer-origin settlers in Longlade and Forest counties. Special Agent J B McCoy notes no stills located yet while describing northern forests as favorable for illicit distilling.
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Virginia Hills
Badger
Milwaukee
Wik
J. B. McCoy
Wisconsin
Special Revenue
Longlade
Forest
Virginia
Penland Bros Auto Track Haul It
Penland Bros advertises quick city and country trips for furniture and moving items. Contact Main 339 for transfers and hauling services.
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Plang
Penland Bros
Amity Oregon Thoroughbred Seaton Cable Puppies Sale
Advertisement listing puppies for sale in Amity Oregon. Includes bitches priced at 5.00 and stud dogs at 7.50. References MW L. Little, Box 75, Route 1. Ends with location Amity Oregon.
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Seaton
MW L. Little
Amity
Oregon
Notable Adage on Self Control Drawn from Local Voice
A concise saying reflects on human restraint, contrasting common knowledge of missteps with the rarity of choosing to refrain. The aphorism underscores prudence and discipline as a higher form of wisdom in everyday conduct.
Nine-Pounds Daughter Born in Pendleton
A nine-pound girl arrived yesterday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Moyer on 213 Stonewall Jackson street. E R Ferguson, known as Fergie, has recovered enough from a recent stroke to leave the hospital though he remains somewhat weak. Mrs. L G Pell near Milton reports cucumbers measuring fifteen inches long with a watermelon-like appearance. Henry J. Bean, former circuit judge now on the supreme bench, will rough it for a couple of weeks at his ranch near Hidaway and Lehman springs. Frank Anderson, the Russian Finn, paid a $50 fine in police court after beating Frank Ryan on Friday afternoon. three others were sentenced for drunkenness, with Joe King forfeiting $5 bail and Chariie Switsler and George Leland jailed for three days.
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Alva Moyer
Stonewall Jackson Street
L. G. Pell
Milton
East Oregonian
Henry J. Bean
Supreme Bench
Salem
Pilot Rock
Hidaway
Lehman Springs
Frank Anderson
Frank Ryan
Joe King
Chariie Switsler
George Leland
Steer Sale Sets New Record Price at Butter Creek
James Nelson sells cattle to Fred Walker early this morning as profits rise in quality cattle. A steer weighing about 1100 pounds fetches a record 94.50 dollars with several others close behind, underscoring the gain in well raised stock.
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Fred Walker
James Nelson
Butter Creek
Nelson
Kern Trophy Skirmish Run At State Rifle Shoot
Dr Kern offered a trophy cup for a skirmish run called the Kern skirmish run. The contest, held during the recent state rifle shoot, drew much enthusiasm. The winning team will receive a silver or bronze trophy by Dr Kern with a bucking horse and the words Let'er Buck inscribed.
Hunters Ball Seek Grouse in Tall Timber Hunt
Manager Jess Goerrett and players Ray Augustus travel with Fred Lampkin and Roy Ritner to the timber to hunt grouse. They brought a small arsenal and aim to bag the birds. Fred Earle and Roy Buchanan of People’s Warehouse also join a hunting expedition.
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Jess Goerrett
Ray Augustus
Fred W. Lampkin
Roy Ritner
Ritner
Fred Earle
Roy Buchanan
People's Warehouse
Two Local Weddings in Pendleton This Weekend
Albert J Bennett of Athena wed Pearl B Sullivan at the bride’s parents home 62 Johnson Street on Saturday at 6.00 pm and left for their future home in Athena. Wilbur E Saylor of Hartline Washington married to Hatthe A Dickey at 514 Jackson Street Sunday evening at 6.00 pm with Rev Nathan Evans of the Methodist church officiating both ceremonies.
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Pendleton
Albert J Bennett
Athena
Pearl B. Sullivan
Johnson Street
Wilbur E. Saylor
Hartline
Washington
Hatthe A. Dickey
Dickey
Jackson Street
Nathan Evans
The
Methodist Church
Dudley Evans Receives PNA A A U Registration Blanks
Dudley Evans promoting a boxing and wrestling tournament during the Round-up has obtained registration forms from T. Morris Dunne secretary of the PNA of the AAU. The blanks ask for birth age residence club membership athletic participation and amateur eligibility.
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Dudley Evans
T. Morris Dunne
George La Fontaine Injured When Horse Falls
George La Fontaine, a noted young farmer, was injured this morning when his horse stumbled in grain and somersaulted, pinning him beneath the animal. He was brought to the city for examination and found to have a broken collar bone, and he considers himself fortunate the injury is not more serious.
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George la Onnning
George la Fontaine
Mr. la Fontaine
For Sale at Round-up Feed Yard Horses and Brood Mires
Today and Tuesday at Round-up Feed Yard a sale offers riding horses work horses and brood mares at reasonable prices. Chalfant Swain.
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Chalfant Swain
Wanted Waltrose at Hotel Bow man
A terse fragment hints at a dramatic pursuit or romance set at Hotel Bow man with promises of true love and friction along a golden track. The text suggests ongoing trouble for some people amid a chivalric or melodramatic backdrop.
Yakima People Plan Round-Up Excursions to Pendleton
North Yakima Herald reports Yakima residents plan trips to the Pendleton Round-Up on September 6 to 8. Northern Pacific and O W R N lines expected to offer excursions from Yakima and the valley. Last year’s attendees plan to return, seeking authentic roping and bucking shows before modernization alters the event.
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Pullman Enr
North Yakima
Yakima Valley
Pendleton
Northern Pacific
United States
North Yakima Herald
Yakima
Oregon
Pinchot Ready to Lead Progressives on Conservation
Gifford Pinchot former head of the US Department of Forestry plans to head the progressive party campaign against Republicans and Democrats over conservation policy. He has prepared pamphlets arguing Roosevelt’s policy would be endangered if Taft or Wilson win. He declares that if Gov. is elected.
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Washington
Aus
Gifford Pinchot
Department of Forestry of the
United States
Roosevelt
Pinchot
Mother of Quadruplets Believes Twins Born in Boston
In Dorchester, four premature infants fight for life in incubators while their mother Mrs. F. H. Seely of 60 Sawyer Avenue slowly recovers unaware she has twins rather than quadruplets. Health staff delay news to protect her from shock as two doctors note prior quadruplet births in the city.
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Boston
Mass
Dorchester Cottage Hospital
F. H. Seely
Sawyer Avenue
Flora Welch
New Detroit Edison Water Tube Tests Astonish Locals
A Detroit Edison test at a station reveals a water tube device described as a house-sized monster steammaker. The structure measures about 28 feet deep, 31 feet long, and six feet high, prompting astonished notices from onlookers.
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Bollera
Detroit Edison Company
Monster Steammaker
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