Nearing Redeemed: Six Unredeemed Lots in Freewater
Assessors report most county realty for delinquent taxes redeemed with little farming land left unpaid. In Milton, Plym, Rock, Ukiah and Athena no redeemable realty remains except one Ukiah lot. Freewater has about six unsettled lots. Pendleton holds few delinquent plots, mostly in reservation area beyond water access. County court meets August. mortgage holders with missing addresses warned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freewater
Milton
Plio
Rork
Ukiah
Athena
Pendleton
Strain
County Assessor Seeks Property Tax Information
The county assessor requests any person with knowledge of property subject to taxation to report the details to the assessor's office. The notice emphasizes timely reporting for tax assessment purposes.
Butter Creek man buys cider press for apples
Joe Suiste of Butter Creek bought a Kunkel cider press to process his large old apple crop. He notes the nondescript variety resembles wine sap apples, is juicy, pleasant flavored, and cider is currently more profitable than fresh fruit. Other orchard owners in the county have bought or will buy presses this summer.
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Butter Creek
Joe Suiste
Kunkel Company
Suiste
City Recorder Enjoyed Vacation At Lehman Springs
City Recorder Thomas Fitz Gerald returned Saturday night from a two week outing at Lehman Springs. He described the resort as a fine place for rest and praised the bathing while noting the tedious ride to reach it. He hopes Lehman Springs becomes a leading mountain resort in Eastern Oregon.
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City
Thomas Fitz Gerald
Lehman
Lehman Springs
Oregon
Texans After Grazing Land In Northwest Oregon
Wister Kime and his son-in-law B L Wella from Northwestern Texas are visiting the Northwest to study farming lands and the Sound claims. They seek a damp climate with reliable rain and express strong interest in Oregon suitable for cattle farming, considering investment if lands meet their needs.
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Wister Kime
Texas
B. L. Wella
Northwest
Kime
Oregon
1500 Mutton Lambs Sold for Frye Bruhn
TD Hoy orders five care of the W R company to transport 1500 mutton lambs to the South. Bought from William Slusher, all are choice male for immediate slaughter and not required to be dipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TD. Hoy
W. & ¢. R. Company
Sounth
Wiliam Slusher
Frye-Bruhn Company
Money That Works While You Rest
Idle money is unprofitable, every dollar with no immediate need has earning capacity. Save your dollars while you can. This bank provides the means. Call and learn more about the mat MONEY HATH WINGS.
Strong Demand for Coarse Wooled Bucks in Northwest
Demand in Montana and the Dakotas for coarse wooled bucks rises after severe winter losses. J E Smith reports selling 100 head of Merino and Delaine bucks in the East and West, with 500 more shipped to Miles City. Crossbreds from Shropshire to Merino/Delaine prove popular for marbling and mutton, driven by prices and hardy stock needs.
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Northwest
Montana
Dakotas
J E Smith
J. E Smith Livestock Company
Easternontana
Dakota
Miles City
Tiakota
Smith
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
Iisthiere
Robbery Suspects Held After Purse Theft in Pendleton
John Nixon, a switchman for the O R N company, reported his purse stolen early Sunday. R H Blanchley and G W Greeley were arrested in Baker & Garrison's saloon after Acting City Marshal Coffman observed them take money from a purse and discard it, later exchanging a $20 gold piece. Sheriff T D Saeyler and Coffman charged them with larceny and held them in the county jail. Nixon identified the recovered purse. The suspects, strangers in Pendleton, had been in town over a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H W. Bilachley
G. W. Greeley
Jack Nixon
John Nixon
O. R. & N. Company
KR. H Mackiey
C. W. Coffman
Coffman
Blanchley
Greeley
Anaicon
Nixon
T. D .Saeyler
Blackey
Regular Jail Break Escape by Five Vagrants
Five vagrants escaped Cherry city jail by digging through a floor and under a wall to the woodshed. Police recaptured the five on vagrancy charges. sixteen inmates have broken jail in the past three weeks.
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Cherry
Jall
Thomas Walsh Promoted to Train Master on Mountain Division
Thomas Walsh, of East Oregon, promoted July 18 to train master of the mountain division of the O B & N with headquarters at La Grande. Superintendent Buckley ordered the transfer of chief dispatcher duties from Walsh to A Buckley, making Walsh's new role broader and marking a deserved advance after long service. A Buckley becomes the new chief dispatcher.
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Tinoi
East Oregonian
Thomas Walsh
la Grande
Buckley
Walsh
A. Buckley
Butter Maker Demonstration Delights Main Street Crowd
The E Z Butter Maker by E A Jones Manufacturing Co of Davenport was shown on Main Street before Hotel St George. Jones churned four pounds of butter from cream in one and three fourths minutes, impressing spectators. Enthusiasm grew, with many orders placed and exclusive rights in Umatilla County purchased by Jones & Co to push sales.
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Main Street
E. A. Jones Manufacturing Company
Davenport
Town
St. George
Jones
E.Z
E. Z
Umatilla County
Jones & Co
Cfits
Texan ex-pioneer and woolthreshing in Pendleton district
E Perkins, living five miles north of Pendleton, reports threshing an average of 25 bushels of wheat from an unspecified acres, noting excellent quality. He is an ex-Texan savoring life in the Northwest. Baer & Daley clothiers’ Max Baer returns from Portland after two weeks, describing cool, smoky weather from nearby forest fires. he notes Mrs Baer’s health greatly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Perkins
Pendleton
Mr Perkins
Northwest
Max Baer
Rm of Baer & Daley
The
Clothiers
Portland
Mra Baer
Salvation Army Hall Holds Week of Special Services
Special services at the Salvation Army hall are planned all week and potentially longer while Comrade Judson and his family await repairs for their sleepticon plant. The Mort earnest invitation is extended to the general public and to those interested in gospel work.
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Salvation Army Hall
Judson
Mort
Pen dleton Theatre Opens With Rural Comedy
The theater season opens in Pen dleton with the rural comedy drama Joshua Simpking. The company arrived last night for a one night stand. Manager Taylor of the Frazer has booked several well known companies for the fall, with more to come next month.
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Pendleton
Joshua Simpking
Teylor
The
Frazer
Card of Thanks for Gus Stangier and Family
We thank the Eagles Redmen and M S lodges and friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness during the illness and death of our relative Gus Stangier. Mes Gus Stangier and child Ren.
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Eagles
Redmen
M. S Lodges
Gus Stangler
Gus Stangier
Sewage Fault Stirs Townspeople Along River
Residents along the river complain of pollution from town sewage for miles especially south of the river. They claim water quality harms fishing and deters stock from drinking the water.
Molstrom Brothers Pleased With Turkey Red Wheat
The Molstrom brothers of Stage Guich are said to be experimenters with Turkey Red wheat and are highly pleased with both yield and quality after a fair trial. Fingers who give it a fair trial. Figures could not be L.
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Molstrom Brothers
Beef Cattle prospect in south county district
L Stubblefield states in a few days he will start for Camas Prairie Starkey Prairie and other southern points to inspect the field for fat beeves. The district has several hundred head known to be choice, indicating strong cattle prospects in the area.
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L. Stubblefield
Camas Prairie
Starkey Prairie
Ork
Mustard Journeys From Omaha After Pendleton Inquiry
Attorney B. Mustard of Omaha left for Portland this morning after spending several days in Pendleton quietly researching price offers for a young man entering the practice of the law. He pursued the advanta gee in the matter and headed west with the intention of further inquiry.
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5. B. Mustard
Omaha
Portland
Pendleton
Four Old Offenders in Police Court This Afternoon
In a police court session Saturday J G Franklin pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct amid a group of four charged with rushing the can. The judge warned against self destructive language as Wilton pleaded not guilty and four men including Wilson Craven and Abbott faced five day sentences. Wilson awaits trial in jail on $20 bail default.
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J. G. Franklin
Mr. Franklin
Franklin
John Wilson
William Craven
Grant Abbott
Wilton
Wilson
Acting City Marshal Takes Leave and Stand-In Named
City Marshal M J Carney left yesterday for Meacham station to camp for two weeks. During his absence officer C W Coffman serves as acting city marshal.
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M. J. Carney
Meacham Station
C W Coffman
Fine Draft Horses Teamed For Beattle Firm Hauling Order
Beattle firm orders a team of fine draft mares from L Stubblefield to pull a meat wagon. Gid eon Brown is noted as a supplier for the special commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Stubblefield
Gideon Brown
Beatile
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Jas
Tallman @ Co
Commercial National Bank of
E. Smith
Prother
M. J. Buckley
Starbuck
Edward Walsh
B. McLaughlin
F. J. Hummel
Delies
Thomas Walsh, Jr
Dispatchere
Ra Walsh
Chris Chur
Roosevelt
Boston
BAER @ DALEY
C. C. BE
Afte Bank
Rkeley
T. C. Taylor
Yar
Beck
Cottonwood Street
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