Umatilla Ice Point For Fruit Traffic
Umatilla Oregon August 23 Special Correspondence The through fruit express of the O W R N was in town Sunday with about 50 cars iced here The large traffic means more men and pay in town Residents east of the tracks complain about crossings along the line which the railroad has long promised to improve Edith Richardson and Crockett Pendleton were visitors here Bullanih and Paterson traveled to Hot Lake for a few weeks Spokane business trip noted Duncan also left for Hot Lake for rest duties
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Umpetilla
Ore
Through Fruit Express
Fenkon No Crossing
East Sid
Félves
Croxelies Moe
Edith Richardson
Br, Crockett of
Pendleton
Troaa Bullanih
Spokane
H. T. Duncan
H. I Patterson
Hot Lake
Crtlarluin
New Trial Granted in Miller Manslaughter Case
Atlanta report states W A Miller of Telffit county has won a new trial after his manslaughter conviction and six year penitentiary sentence. Miller, 62, veteran of the Confederacy, faced crop losses, family tragedies, and poor health amid years of hardship before the incident in which a neighbor’s daughter was harmed. The court of appeals ordered a new trial, reversing the lower court’s ruling.
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Atlanta
Job
W. A. Miller
Telfitt County
Court of
Jilet
Helds
Nis
Hovee
Lise
Aene Daughere
Miller
Convineiel
Ion
Ion Sn
Local notes on O Connell visit and eastern Oregon trip
Mr. W F OConnell stays a few days at Hot Lake Sanitarium and will tour Baker City and other eastern Oregon points before returning to Umatilla. Sunday services at Irrigon by Rev Russel and a party of 25 from Umatilla. Superintendent Connoly's private car was in town on official business. District 6 school section to meet about the new 15000 building. directors Yerxa Stephens Brownell with W F Tornbow as clerk. Government boat Amatilly docked for coal and supplies before upriver run. Open ener transportation boat ship large cargo for locals and 25 barrels for out of town merchants. Visitors include W A Boyd of Belo and realty man Lewis of Hermiston, plus Russel Brownell and others. Captain J A Stanfield visits Portland and Astoria and reports health improvement.
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W. F. O'Connell
Hot Lake Sanitarium
Baker City
Oregon
Umatilla
Irrigon
Russel
Connoly
W. A. Boyd
Belo
Lewis, & Realty Man
Hermiston
Spikane
Russel Brownell
Guy Sloss
Gus Vansant
California
D B. Brownell
J. A. Stanfield
Portland
Astoria
One More Suc ceps for Racal Bioteh
Geneva Tribune reports a potential leprosy cure by Professor Plotet of Geneva University using liquified oxide of carbonate. The article claims successful results in a wave of treated patients, restoring health and vitality, with figures quoted from tests in the Weafoplication area and linked to Delaware computations.
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Geneva
Tribune
Geneve
Plotet
Geneva Universit
Uae
Delawaere
Umatilla Project 4 Fifths Complete in Hermiston Trim
Hermiston district reports the Umatilla government project now 4 1 percent complete with June weather favorable. Water delivery remained steady. 10,000 acre feet from the reservoir and 1,900 acre feet from the Maxwell ditch were moved. Storage stands at 30,000 acre feet. Water right applications issued for 12,700 acres. A dairy fourth crop expected. alfalfa third cut underway with good yields amid rapid growth. Community notes include local visits, office openings, and a slate of Western film showings at Eclipse and Lu-Din theaters.
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Hermiston
Umatilla
Maxwell Ditch
West Side
Squire TD
Tucker
Hermston
Columbia River
H. T. Orwin
Vancouver
B.C
Fred
O.W. Ft. & XN. Company
Gonhecing Hermisteen and
Gindys
Wim Dale
Portland
Oregon
Hay
K. PL Suipieh
Western and & Treetion
Itt
My. Watton
G&g HM
Uplingcow
Iwc
Ain
Foninii
Balaton village scene notes centenarian gardener
In Balaton at 4 o clock this evening a 102 year old man named Shogguin, who has tended a garden for ninety five years, was observed not doing the work due to viewersihy but to require early morning exertion and morning air.
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Marshall Minn
Balaton
Huy
The New Manager at Orpheum Delights Audiences
A fine program for Friday and Saturday at the Orpheum features The New Manager. The film is praised as a strong, appealing drama with an uplifting theme and solid performances, noted for its dramatic craft and compelling story.
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Orpheum
Saturdaay
Dyamitic Khdry
Bite
Bssanay
Pathes Weekly Weekend Show Promises Global Vivid Newsreel
A Friday feature highlights Pathe’s Weekly with global images from the Messina earthquake to the Prince of Wales investiture, plus aviation races and zoo curator exploits. The reel spotlights Intrepid Davy and comedic Westerns, with Davy Jones and Snakeville antics drawing laughs alongside tales of sheriffs and gamblers.
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Pathe’s
Knights of Columbus
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Ditmire
Bronx
Prince of Wales
Inile
Davy
Vitagraph
Davy Jones
Davy Hartes
Snakeville
The Cry Thrilling Western Rex Drama The Strong Em
A brisk feature narrates The Cry a powerful western Rex tale of social conditions and human resilience. The brisk drama highlights frontier hardship and bold courage amid rough justice and scarce resources.
The Haunted Island and Other Screen Tales
Comedy for Wednesday and Thursday features The Haunted Island a suspenseful mystery with a burning ship desert island and a half man half monkey intruder followed by a treasure rescue. Also shown are The Desert's Sure Fate Rex The Two Gardeners and Exquisitely tinted color reels with romance crime and humor.
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Iealand
Bilson Burnett
Rex
Jack
Flora
Euclair
Mamma
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Fletcher
Geruine Castoria
Centaur Company
Murray
Ncw
York C
Iver
Newr Mutuare
Guant
Lehman
Blue Mountains
Kine
Idea
Pendleton Auto Co
Pilot Ronk
Springs
Frank L. McNeil
Amatilly
Pines
Auburn
William Bosse
Tigedy
Pierre vi
Give
Pendleton, Oregon
Satan
Lu- Din
Pathe
Lisa
Lik PO
Lonten
Linias
Viens
Saxony
Eyvelvngh Nui
Saxoey
Jae
Bradfield Regulator CO
Earth
Pacific Power & Light Co
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