Foreclosure Ordered on 1909 Tax Lien Against George Loomis
The county has been granted judgment against George and Loomis for 739.03 the 1909 tax due on his property and the tax lien is ordered foreclosed.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
4
The county has been granted judgment against George and Loomis for 739.03 the 1909 tax due on his property and the tax lien is ordered foreclosed.
Friends of Charted 1. French won assistant postmaster in Pendleton under Lot Livermore and now holds a leadership post in Rhode Island league to enforce peace. He is executive secretary for the state and invitations go out for a large meeting where ex President Taft is expected to be the main speaker.
Carl Plucker of Thorn Hollow blamed a Pord driver for a red Monday runaway at the Wild Hotel. He said the horn sounded as he passed the team frightening the animals, throwing both him and Mrs. Plucker from the vehicle. she was considerably injured. Passersby aided the couple. He urged drivers to signal when behind a team or refrain.
W Harrah and S R Thompson, noted local farmers, have been invited to attend a forthcoming conference at Oregon Agricultural College. The meeting will bring farmers educators and exporters together to discuss bulk grain handling from a farming perspective.
Public sentiment in Pontiac Michigan centers on Christine Diemers death. The Diemers father mother and sister are accused of manslaughter. they deny involvement and have lawyers. A new theory proposes the crime was committed by an escaped inmate from the Pontiac reformatory who fled in the victim’s clothes.
New York reports Mia E. HY Hariman te confronts a claim over jewels valued at 65000 dollars. She cannot prove whether the loss occurred at her residence on Fifth Avenue at Sixty fifth Street or elsewhere. Her policy covers theft only if the theft happened inside her home.
Several people were injured when a car approached and struck another vehicle broadside. The impact hurled the second car, and one vehicle was driven 24 feet from the point of contact. Emergency crews responded to the scene.
A telegraph pole was struck with such force that it broke and caused a car crash. Mr Christenson suffered a bruised shoulder while his son suffered scratches and bruises. Authorities investigate the incident.
United Irish League of America delegates meet in New York to oppose conscription in Ireland and back immediate Home Rule. Resolutions urge end of martial law and support the Home Rule Act with claims of 1000 volunteers daily and 160000 recruits secured from a 600000 to 700000 eligible pool.
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