Saved From The Sugar Trust In California Lands Battle
The Klamath Falls editor reveals alleged sugar trust attempts to seize swamp lands along Lower Klamath Lake before California ceded them to the federal government. Critics claim the state lost 60 000 but the lands would open to homesteaders in 40 acre tracts, adding hundreds of families, while reclaimation costs and higher prices avoided by land grabbers. The aim was to rent or sell to sugar beet growers for a factory supply.
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Jaode
Klamath
United States
California
Sugar Trust
Tt In
Dandruff Germ Threatens Hair Loss Ad
An advertisement touts Newhro's Herpicide as a cure for dandruff and thinning hair caused by a scalp germ. It promises permanent relief and baldness prevention, urging samples and listing The Herpicide Co. Detroit as origin with A. Koeppen & Bros. as agents.
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Newhro
Chemical Laboratory
Druggiata
Sendle
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich. A
Koeppen & Bros
Pendleton Christmas Dinners Organized by Salvation Army
Pendleton pupils urged to bring a penny potato and an apple to school on December 21 to fund 150 Christmas dinners for needy families. Boxes will deliver complete meals including chicken potatoes and cake on Christmas Eve. Captain Holder and City Superintendent Traver coordinate with the Salvation Army and offer a Christmas tree event at the barracks December 25 inviting gifts for poor children.
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Pendleton
Salvation Army
Captain Holder
Traver
West Webb Street
Cordingly
Holder
Wheat convention planned at Washington State College
A wheat convention is planned for the winter school to be held at Washington State College Palimon. The event aims to study wheat production, milling, and shipping, with lectures from experts and discussions on market conditions and transportation. Expected attendees include farmers millers shippers and other wheat interests from eastern Washington and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State College
Palimon
Washington
Agricultural Department of the College
State Grain Commission
Northwest
Disturbers in Police Court Prompt Brief Sentences
In Judge Fitz Gerald’s court this morning a dozen petty disturbers faced charges. Thomas McCool was fined 20 dollars or 10 days for assault and battery. KE. J. McClure and George Leonard were acquitted of fighting with the case set for 4 PM. McClure was released on $5 bail. Walter Bannan, a common drunk, received $5 fine or three days. Ed Murphy, not the councillor, was sentenced for vagrancy. Ti-o-quoth of the reservation paid 6 for drunkenness on Che stroo ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz Gerald
Thomas McCool
KE. J. McClure
George Leonard
McClure
Walter Bannan
Ed Murphy
Counellman
Ti-o-quoth
Meeting Notice of Pendo Tale Notion Council No 19
All members of Excelsior Council No 19, Order of Pando, are requested to attend at Becret Society Wall tomorrow evening at 7 50 to meet organizer By order T Mo Henderson Councilor AEC Begorth also promotes piano purchase at Ellers Piano House 819 Main Street with easy terms.
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Pendo
Tale Notion
Excelsior Council No. 19
Adding to His Heads 8 Goodwun Goes to Heppner
W. S. Goodman, a Madion Bay stockman, traveled by KR&N to Heppner to select fine cattle bulls for breeding. He steadily improves his Shorthorn herd, choosing top sires to raise quality stock in improving times. Weather and stock plans both show favorable conditions.
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Goodwun
Heppner
Goodman
Madion Bay
Goodin
Wrecker from C R R N Lifts 60 Ton Car Near Barnhart
The big wrecker from the C R R N was brought from La Granite and used to pick a car from a ditch near Barnhart. The car left the track Sunday and rolled down an embankment with only minor damage. The steam crane has lifting capacity of 60 tons and a small box car in a small load for it. The track remained clear and the recovery was straightforward.
Adams City Election One Ticket in Field
Adams on December 13 held a quiet election with a single slate. T. A. Liewallen was elected mayor, Dr. E. R. Todd treasurer, O. L. Baker recorder, and councilmen for two years C. C. Carr, Charles Otterstedt, and John Geles. One-year councilman is J. A. Winn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Liewallen
Adams
E. R. Todd
O. L Baker
C. C. Carr Charles Otterstedt
John Geles
J. A. Winn
Fisher Returns to Pendleton with Indian Portraits Exhibit
Frederick Fisher, the artist, visits Pendleton and plans a south then New York and Paris sojourn. He aims to paint an Indian from life with Major Moorhouse aiding, exhibits Moorhouse pictures at Henneman's store, and may leave works with Moorhouse. Most work is portraiture though he has done animal and landscape pieces.
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Mr. Fisher
Moorhouse
Main Street
Frederick Fisher
Pendleton
Lee Moorhouse
South
Rome
New York
Paris
Major Moorhouse
Fisher
Henneman Clear
Chicago
Fisher-Thornon & Co
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Picture Sale
Owl Tea
H. C. Pry
Tallman & Co
Beral
Gray Bros. Grocery CO
Ity
Lme
Pacty Disturbers
Ellers Piano House
Baer @ Daley
Adams City
Mane Reo
Phoe
Ghatie
Royal Baking Powder CO
New Tork
Boston
Big
Despain’s Cash Store
Court Street
Golden Reale Hows
Victor
Kodak
Banta Claus
Cook
Perry
Nolf
Victor Talking Machine
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