Pendleton News Notes Highlight Scarce Hay Trade in Ukiah
Pendleton notes hay scarcity as Albert Peterson, a Ukiah merchant, reports high costs and winter shortages. He recalls prices at two dollars per ton and warns livestock may suffer if a severe winter continues. Deer numbers dwindle and rodents hide in walled fields while a local indigene woman died Monday at the agency home. Funeral services were held at the agency cemetery. The article also mentions liberty bonds and city council grants for local organizations, a boy scout meeting place, a marriage license tested for Roy Theres and Harriet A Wall, a lawsuit over a two hundred fifty dollar note, and bounty counts for four dollars per female and three dollars per tile.
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Ukiah
Albert Peterson
Pendleton
Not necessary to secure permit to trap partridges says official
WL Albee deputy game warden states no permit needed to trap partridges for the suite game commission and calls for several hundred birds to stock new territories. Only one bird trapped so far. Albee notes students could earn money trapping during vacation with pay of one dollar per bird.
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Suite Game Commission
WL. Albee
Afr
Alter
Barn Owned by Dein Aterm Damaged Near Packing Plant
A barn owned by Dein Aterm in the west end of the city near the packing plant of Endieton Packing and Provision was damaged by fire or other peril shortly before and insurance is said to cover the loss.
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Dein ‘Aterm
Endieton Packing & Provision
Northern Pacific Half-Fare Round Trip Tickets Offered
Special round trip fare sales announced by the Northern Pacific from December 29 to January 1 with a final return by January 3. In a separate note, Indian official Captoary Lumpkin of the Umatilla reservation handles offenses with deportations to hunting grounds. In recent incidents Charley Bennett Abr and Mrs Alex James were found drunk and turned over to the Indian court. James family said to be from Lapwal. deported. Bennett appeared before Judge Fite Gerald. he received a sentence of hard labor on the rock pile.
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Northern Pacific Company
Aetirement
Maidn Todis
Lumpkin
Indiana
Umatilla
Charle Bennett
Abr
Alex James
Indian Court
James
Lapwal
Charlie Bennett
Fite Gerald
Hunters Collect Bounty From County Jail
Hunters Collet bounty Peterzon Brow of UWkind collected 1282 dollars from the county as bounties on a catch of 29 ponies. The elt were brought into town today.
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Peterzon Brow
Uwkind
Lith Boy Suffered Arm Injury From Wishing Machine
A young boy named Lith Boy, son of Mr and Mrs Abacy Gay Abtiouk, was injured when his arm got caught in a wishing machine. No bones were broken. The child is five years old.
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John Alatlook
Abacy Gay Abtiouk
Chiu
Weather report notes warm day with 46 degree high
Weather guidance indicates a warm day with a maximum around 46 degrees and a low near 38 last night. Barometric readings noted with minor fluctuation and forecasts suggesting continued mild conditions ahead.
Christmas exercises at Field School entertainments planned
Exercises titled Hell Christmas will be held tomorrow at Field School at 7 pm with three rooms featuring opera crims carols tableaux and recitations. Rooms will display Christmas trees and the school patronage has been invited.
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Field School
December grain prices rise led by wheat futures
Wheat prices move higher with December at 1.27 dollars per bushel, May 1.24 and July 1.09, as Overbeck & Cooke quotes show yesterday closes near 1.274, 1.25, and 1.16 respectively. Stronger grain values reflect market demand and broker quotations remain active.
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Overbeck & Cooke
Leaders Halt Debate On Constitutional Amendment
Washington dispatch reports Republican leaders decided to postpone further reconsideration of the Green resolution aimed at prohibiting writs of tax exemption for securities. The move signals a pause in efforts to advance the constitutional amendment sought by supporters.
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Washington
Governor-Elect Pierce Visits Salem to Inspect State Institutions
Governor-elect Pierce and his private secretary Ward Irvine arrived in Salem to inspect state institutions and become familiar with the capital before assuming office on January 3.
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Salem
Pierce
Ward Irvine
Fire Destroys Milton Dentist Home
Fire swept the Milton dentist J O Kenyon's residence Thursday afternoon, traced to a faulty flue. A hydrant failed early, threatening total loss until a back-up line and stream saved part of the structure. The house, insured with Hartley, saw removal of furniture to safety at the Milton college.
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Milton-Freewater
Laurae Hanger
D. Hawka
Walla Walla
J. O. Kenyon
Milton
Howe
Hartier Company
J. F. Slover
James Clark
Monte
H. & Phangle
Columbia College
Hinduhem
WH. Smith
G. Dy
Hitehoock
Walla Walla Tharedas
Paseo
Hos. Colehankeld
Metion
Miequri
Colebank
Shomway
Conge Creek
Minneapelia
Spokasie
Oregon Wheat Growers Association
Fas & Pieres
Pythian Pieters
K. I. Hall
Milton Thuriny
Cater Lee
Mary Norton
Incellent
Ethel Bade
Milton and Tillamook Social Ties Amid School and Family News
A rambling Dakota style clipping notes residents including Matel Norman and Mrs Pine's sister traveling from Tillamook to Milton to train, with Christmas holidays planned for their parents, the Norman couple. A 16 year old, Milo Dhurgesa, entered in No Mind's Land at Freewater, and a waiter who died after a hospital stay. A Barter Star election lists officers including Charline Heard and Dorn Harder. Music recital by Mrs Walter’s pupils and Will Whitman to perform two violin numbers. A junior high party and Epworth League social are mentioned along with a basketball team debate at the high school. The Oregon Trail Angus staff at McLanehian school is named with Janvy Minnes as editor and Bud Wilcos as business manager.
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Lenton
Cartle Hooter
Minnager
Bini Best
Anna Carney
Mfistrada
Jennie Warfield
Bertha Privohet
Retta Bailey
Douglas Pine
AtiKa Ruth Nerman
Milton
Iby
Jown Fay
Wortland
Tilamook
Ore
Matel Normin
Pino
A. C
Ping
Tillamook
Mia
C. A. Norman
Milo Dhurgesa
Swenteens
James Durgems
No Min's
Free
College
Order of the Barter Star
Mra
Charline Heard
Freewater
Dorn Harder
Churn van Slyke
Feorutany
Loin MicKenwde
Habel Whiting
Mae Foster
Mire
C.D. Walter
Misic Puplin
Ike
Presbyterian Chiurch
B A. Miller
Pinot Mnitarium
Epworth League
Methindiiet
High Echo
Geners
Orecon Trail Angus
McLanehian
Bs Comport
Janvy Minnes
If Edict
Bud Wilcos
Uostness
Local society notes list names and roles
Society editor TLasey Moore and joke editor Olen Troy are joined by Enikaleth Carter as a writer, with Margaret Small also noted. The fragment suggests a roster of contributors in a local page.
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Tlasey Moore
Olen Troyor
Enikaleth Carter
Margaret Small
Maria Hedgen
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Taillin
Tawalogown
Willie Wocathe
Clowest
Chnidson
Billy Marshall
Cayuse
Nora Charley
Toppenish
Wash
Agency
Boy Scouts
Roy ¥. Theres
Farmer
Harriet A. Wall
Thomas Thompson
Jamee Kaw Kragh
Raley
Maley Vod Stehger
T. J. Warner
The
Palace
Tia
Veterans' Organizations
Piri
Krause
E. Court St
Depts
Buster Brown Shoe Store
Barbara Brown
Burton Brown
Buster Brown
All Brown Bilt
Mary A. McIntosh
MocIntosh
Iverce
Ivin
Domeroy
Platntitt
M. Sehannep
Pendleton’s
Georgette Satin
Canton
Kayser
Pierce Atlu
Jiinier Ol Nine Fiorence Jensen
Cust Ant
Darel Treland
Naletiat Wiiino
Eversharp
Ingersol
Ansco
Tallman Drug Co
Main St
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