County Officers Review Roads and Rabbit Poisoning Plan
Pendleton roadwork checks road routes to Pendlaton Havana Helix and Metin wort for new contracts. Rabbit poisoning campaign opens with poisoned alfalfa amid recent snow. county officials from Portland arrive for a week with Harney Anderson. Court orders grant judgments to Gust and Hobert Hellke for $128.82 and $42.96 plus filing costs, and fixes a $1500.06 harvest lien against Elmer Tow with $52.43 for 56 sacks of grain. Fred Pauleen and Carrie E Hager obtain a Pendleton license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bennion
s@riculture
Hermiston
Aya Bok
Elke Brothers
Harvester
Gust
Pix
Fix
Circuit Cour
Air
Uma- Alin Flour & Grain Co
American National Bank
Alexanders
Trustees Appointed After Bankruptcy Hearing in Stanfield
A bankruptcy filing in Stanfield named Milton W. Smith as debtor and led to the appointment of James Kyle as trustee. The creditors convened at the office of Thomas Fits Gerald to form the committee and establish proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle
Milton W. Smith
Stanfield
Thomas Fits Gerald
James Kyle
Truston
Final Argument of Library Case Tuesday
The article discusses trustees named in a library dispute and the transfer history of the library collection. It notes the commercial association’s claim that Judge Foo, as a trustee, diverted part of annual income toward other uses. The fund now totals nearly 20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Fes
Boosie
Commercial Association
Judge Foo
Library of the Commercial Association
Reclamation Idea Conceived Seven Years Ago Reported
A lengthy note details a historic reclamation plan for Camas Prairie, describing a main canal and a 12 341 foot tunnel, with water rights acquired in 1913 for 1.2 million dollars. It covers storage, costs, bonds, and the progression of financing through World War I and after armistice, noting a 1919 bond certification and contract with Warren Construction for the tunnel and main line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camas Prairie
Camas Creek
C. D. Teel
Teel Bitetr Company
John Day River
Teel
Strownes
Blue Mountains
Devel Wid
Snyder
Maine
Bowman Meadows
New York
Krcetary
Ottate
Bomis
Warren Constration
Ompany
Keho Irrigation District aims to complete contract in 1921
Keho Oregon plan outlines a simple dirt ditch distribution system along contour lines from Butter Creek channel. Construction during 1920 1921 targets water ready for 1931 irrigation season. Directors OD Teel Asa B Thoman and J Frank Spinning are local landowners who led the project with district backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butter Creek
OD. Teel
Asa B. Thoman
J. Frank
Keho
Oregon
Mrs Lewis of Brooklyn Finds Relief with Vegetable Compound
Mrs Erste G Lewis of Brooklyn New York describes a year of misery from displacement and general run down conditions with headaches and side pains. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a splendid tonic that restored health and recommends it to others with similar troubles. The advertisement promotes the root and herb medicine as a remedy for disturbed symptoms and offers the company address for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lydia E.pinkham
Erste G. Lewis
Vernon Ave
E. Pinkham
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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Conroy’s Socets
Crisco
Olympic
Lic
Beck & Miller
Cottonwood St
Mk, MM. Maldock
K. Libelpa
Mart
Tofay
Pendlaton
Havana
Helix
Metinwort
Commisstoner
Stere
Oscar A. Andersen
Portland
Pendleton
Harney
Fred 5
Pauleen
Carrie E. Hager
Cgta
Bank Building
Foley
G. H. Eweland
Dusces Mills
Saye
Connor
Johna Hopking Hospital
Draggista
Conor Moon
Buick
T. €& S. Motor Co
Dixie Flyers
Umatilla County
Umati Flour and Grain CO
Northwest
Spokane
Idaho
Pendleton Cash Market
Pendleton Trading CO
Alexandts Lynde Bros
JUN Lang
Skookum
Joan Dyer
Giay Bros. Economy Groopery
Contoys
Umatilla
Fleur €? Grain CO
Mgr, Nico J. Blydenstein
E. Court St
West
Alta
Lewis
Lydia E. Pinkham
David Bennett Hill
Herman Claussenius
Western Securities of Water
Red Cross
Jefferson
David Hil
Treas
the Jolly Inn
St. George Hotel
Jewett & Dimick
One
Main St
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