Welcome for Medical Men Opens Annual Meeting in City
The tenth annual meeting of the Eastern Creeée District Medical Society is planned in the city during fair week with four sessions on diseases common to humanity. Dr. T. M. Henderson chairs invitations and programs for physicians across multiple Oregon counties and routes. The program includes addresses by notable doctors from Portland to Wallowa, Round-Up Park events, a Thursday bucking roundup, and a banquet. The roster features Dr. George Whiteside, Dr. M. K. Tall, Dr. C. Shick, Dr. Ralph Co. Walker, and others with Dr. Henderson serving as secretary-treasurer.
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T. M. Henderson
Eastern Creeée District Medical Society
Phyeitime
Wallowa
Thlon
Malheur
Harner
Grant
Umatilla
Wheeler
Gilliam
Sherman
Wasco
Hood River
Morrow
Cal Society
R. E. Ringo
George S. Whiteside
Portland
M. K. Tall
la Grande
C. Shick
Ione
Ralph Co. Walker
W. C. Spencer
Ernest F. Tucker
No E. Winnard
Heppner
John B. Gregory
Jacob Pringing
Ontario
Association
KE. 0. Parker
Pendleton
L. M. Madden
Weston
Jacob Prinzing
Ontaurio
T. M
Henderson
Teard of Censors
Prinzing
F. R. Dorn
Echo
Glen Bushee
Jim White
John Luck
John Temple
Perry Hunter
Bale
George Gillette
Huck
Kentucky
van Dringoxs
Kev
Operator Injured In Hawes Street Theater Blast
Isaac Burns, an operator, was fatally injured by an explosion of a film at the Hawes Street Theater in San Francesco Aue 28. As the audience rushed to the exit, doors opened and none were injured. The building caught fire but was extinguished with little damage.
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San Francesco
Aue
Isaac Burns
Hawes Street
Newsy Notes of Pendleton and Fire Alarm Incident
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports H Rolin arriving to take a position with American Express. A car fire near Baird caused by backfiring carburetor burned woodwork but caused only slight damage. Leslie Swiggert recovering in New York from a nasal ailment and due home in a couple of weeks. In police court Judge Pitt Gerald sentenced P McDonald five days for drunk and disorderly conduct while L A Jones and Hugh Mooney paid fines for drunkenness.
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R. RF. Baird
C. 5. Wheeler
Lester Swiggert
New York
Pitt Gerald
P. McDonald
L. A Jones
Hugh Mooney
Jones
McDonald
Meoney
Orchard Firms Buy Land Tracts Amid County Dealings
The MixWell Land & Irrigation firm in the county west end disposed of two tracts to orchard companies. Robinson Orchard bought 46 acres for 8000 dollars and Kirkwood Orchard 10 acres for 200 dollars. Deeds were filed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MixWell Land & Irrigation Company
Robinson Orchard Company
Kirkwood Orchard Company
Poultry man from Overland Park seeks irrigation project details
Taylor Cutlip a Kansas chicken fancier writes to Secretary Brown of the Umatilla Morrow Poultry Association asking for information on irrigated facts under the government project in the county. He states he has 2000 or 24000 to invest in land fit for fruit and vegetable culture and seeks Mr Beawn’s opinion on the project land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umitilla
Brown
Umatilla- Morrow Poultry Association
Taylor Cutlip
Overland Park
Kansas
Beawn
Hi Carter image tied to Virginia murder case photo
A blurred clipping notes Hi Carter, brother of Charles Hy Cater, connected to a Virginia murder case. It mentions Carter as one of the brothers who aided the defendant Hill Carter, a local lawyer’s sibling, with emphasis on appearance and Civil War era references.
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Hi Carter
Virginia
Scette Post Titel Senser
Charles Hy Cater
Tis City
Hill Carter
Lee Pivetlee
Pendleton federal building bids extended by treasury
A treasury department wire from Washington informs that plans for the Pendleton federal building have been forwarded and the bidding period extended. Mr Brown expects receipt of the detailed plats within a few days and when opened will be available for inspection.
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Reasury Department
Washington Talny
Postnatech
T Brown
Pendleton Federal Building
Brown
Beclares Hesband a Dronkard in Court Filing
Lula F. Powell today commenced suit against her husband Willem A. Powell alleging he has been a chronic drunkard for the past year and that his dissolute habits forced her to earn her own living. The complaint states they were married in S h u r e on May 21, 1908, and that three children survive the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beclares
Marreuce
Howhery Exhibit Opens in Upreh Fie May
Vetire ot the Morkow tela Hinty Fir announces opening in Upreh Fie led May with opportunity to test 8 minutes Thatehery ik Operation 1 de wrforte. Se the Cie fp ritey 10 ladaod she fhe anid seme cetita lon to end on hem for wax fibithon unsucessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneatlan
Suit against Farmers Meat Co over unpaid rent and debts
Judge James A. Fee presides over a suit brought by street plaintiff against Farmers Meat Co for owed rent of 45 dollars per month over two months plus 43 dollars borrowed and 7 dollars for merchandise from Standard Grocery. Judgment sought for the sums. Rev Eva Annual Report shows building debt paid, current expenses covered, benevolent funds given, membership increases and church building nearing completion as Rev Nathan Evans departs for Spokane with the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva
Nathan Evans
Spokane
Columbia River
Evans
Want Goedecke to Stay Pendleton Orchestrates Appeal
Friends of William Goedecke, longtime Pacific Power & Light repairman and Pendleton orchestra leader, urge officials to block his transfer to Walla Walla. After a new local telephone manager arrived, Goedecke was ordered moved and his duties were covered by the manager. Goedecke has resided in Pendleton 17 years and served nine years with the telephone company, building strong ties with the community and local music groups. A concerted effort led by the orchestra leader and city officials aims to retain him, with officials expected to visit Pendleton within days.
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Goedecke
William Goedecke
Pacific Power & Light Company
Focal Orthosatra
Walla Walla
Gotdecke
Pendleton
Musita Reles
Thieefly
Murphy
Clapp Opens Campaign for Direct Constitutional Amendment
United States Senator Clapp of Minnesota launches a campaign in Los Angeles for direct constitutional amendment and direct legislation. He advocates recall of the judiciary and argues for reform through federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Angeles
Calif
United States
Clapp
Minnesota
Death of Yale Greek professor on Ruston boat trip
Rockland Maine reports the death of Professor Riven De Curti a Yale divinity school lecturer in Greek who died on a Ruston boat en route to the city from Cayne last night. The cause was an acute heart disease. He was 77 years of age.
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Rockland
Riven de Curti
Yale Divinity School
Ruston
Tewerhy
Cnayne
Curtin
Lawson linked to lottery scheme at county fair draw
Pina Lawson, famed for frenzied finance, is charged in Aug 25 notes with running a lottery in Pittloe Court to draw visitors to a county fair. The case outlines a home promotion for drawing lots and indicates authorities aim to curb the operation.
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Piggpeukh
Mines
Pina Lawson
Pitloe Court
Admiral Toga Visits Seattle Ambitiously
Tor o visits Seattle with Admiral Toga hosting as guest of honor at Abasgiet. Bevieted minor Ditting 2nd funched with businessmen. A recentian Le te ing temered him this afternoon and tonight he will be guest of honor at Abasgiet before sailing to Morrow.
Portland official tackles alleged staffing concerns
Burns on Portland reports that Portland authorities arrived to address lingering concerns and to straighten out misunderstandings with police officials. Officials deny involvement in investigations and emphasize routine staffing matters.
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Burns
Portland
Tle
Aml Oerikin
250 Men Laid Off by Southern Pacific in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on February 25, two hundred fifty workers were laid off by the Southern Pacific Company. The action affects a large segment of the workforce, with details on severance and future recalls still unclear.
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Los Angeles
Yaa Inti
Accident at Hotel St. George Injures Woman in Spokane
Mrs. Almeteygd of Spokane was burned slightly on the neck when kerosene lamp oil leaked and ignited while she was heating her Irene at the Hotel St. George Saturday evening. The flames damaged carpet and bed covers before being extinguished, drawing a crowd.
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Mra
Almeteygd
Spokane
Mion Thom
St. George
Irene
Accident and Record Close Race Season
Miss Rena Collings driving Frank Fragier's Lady Grace set a new world's nile pace record on a quarter mile with a lady driver, four laps in 2 minutes 35 seconds. Frank Pragler rode Leola alongside as others including Priscilla and Let ant Ton Royle competed in heats and finals amid a busy race card.
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Rena Collings
Frank Fragier
Lady Grace
Aoendly
Frank Pragler
Leola
Jack Frobtieon
Ant
Royle
Phew
George Pet Inger
Tekken
Brown Tate
Jack McPhallta
Tate
Peetelia
Aubrey Grahim
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to stop dandruff scalp and hair loss. It claims the product strengthens weak hair, restores color, improves fading or gray hair, and is safe for daily use. Sold at fifty cents a bottle with a money back guarantee by Pendleton Drug Co.
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Wyeth
Pendleton Drug Co
County book auditing under way in Spokane
Experting County Books by F Bland and Josiah Richards of Spokane has begun to audit county officials to uncover possible errors. They work in the county courtroom behind closed doors. The process will span several weeks as multiple books are examined, starting with County Clerk Ealing. Bland is with Bland & Wilson, accountants and auditors. Frank O'Garra of Standard Grocery on Court Street is also noted.
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F. Bland
Josiah Richards
Spokane
Ealing
Bland
Bland & Wilson, Accountants and Auditors
Eookatie
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Standard Grocery Company
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Troas
Beniquet
Dr. Henderson
Washington
Oregon
Weloie
I. Milnes
Presivpterdat
Welcomles
Tinatille County
Medi
Eac
Gray Bros. Grocery
Post Office “Quality Grocers
Newsy
Takes Express Co
H. Rolin
Chingo News
Yeeteniny
American Express Company
Swaggary
Thomas Tae
Arthur Veit
NickiChaneraw
Ton “Colimoel Warwleik
Sammie Taylor
John Tlack
Cidn
Ghangrow
Dale
Rothwell
Optometrist
W. E. Hanscom
Ewerler
Tommerecial
Frank O'Garra
Standard
T. Jd, Potter
Ash Street Dock
Alva
Hassalo
Lea
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Mt Lone
Wm. McMurray
Ore
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
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