Insanity Commissions From Umatilla County Five Cases
County records show five commitments to the asylum in the year with four women among them. Cases include J Holland a tailor driven by shop robbery worries. Ida Poole from Pendleton disordered on a train after divorce and war concerns. Margaret Flack of Weston with religion mania seeking her mocked husband and son Adam. Nettie Carmichal of Pendleton afflicted by delusions of being killed. and Mrs George Dougherty of Cayuse whose insanity followed a family loss.
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Umatilla
J. Holland
Lmida Poole
Sprague
Nebraska
Margaret, Flack
Weston
God
Adam
Nettie Carmichali
Pendiet
George Dougherty
Cayune
You can pet on without Schilling's Best bakery notes
A terse, fragmented line hints at a casual discussion of pets and a brand named Schilling's Best. The garbled OCR suggests questions about alternatives to a familiar product, but the readable fragment emphasizes a comparison or contemplation rather than a clear event or action.
Notable remarks on a matron’s conduct in state care
The text notes a family figure being violent to guards and questions the fairness of tax-supported care. It argues Ana tilia contributes taxes to the institution and asserts she does not receive more care than her tax share warrants, while countersing broad criticisms from other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Anatilia
Issane
Grinver
Ex-Umatilla man starts Seattle astrology journal The New Moon
Former O R N agent and operator Taylor launches a monthly astrology paper in Seattle titled The New Moon. The publication will appear on each new moon and focuses on astrology in business religion and life with a horoscope based forecast. Taylor previously earned a reputation as an astrology crank while with the O R N and moved from Kamela to San Francisco three years ago to publish The New Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Seattle
T Taylor
Kamela
Thin Yein
Taylor
San Francisco
Enormous dressed hogs weigh 1275 pounds at platzoeder shop
Two record hogs near Malin street weighed 680 and 595 pounds dressed each, raised by Vove Cargil on his ranch near the city. They were a little over a year old when killed and looked as large as young cattle as they hung in the shop. They were specially fed for the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platzoeder
Conrad Platzoeder
Malin Street
Vove Cargil
Gentlemen Prepare Bold New Year Celebrations
The city’s men plan grand entertainments to welcome the New Year, marking a rare long-year opportunity after eight years. They intend to host ladies and friends with lively gatherings at many houses as the birth of a new year is celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frinnidts
Marie Wainwright Coming to Frazer for Jan 2 Show
Advance agent Hugh Grady of the Marie Wainwright company toured the city to arrange a Frazer engagement of The Twelfth Mall on January 2. A delayed train arrival afternoon prompted changes in timing and portiam.
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Marie Wainwright
Hugh Grady
Heppner Lovers Flee With Her Savings In Pendleton
Mrs Oma Garner of Heppner accuses her carpenter husband Baker of eloping with $1200 of her earnings from cooking for a sheepman. They boarded a train toward the East, but Baker vanished after directing Garner to stay at Hotel Pendleton. Garner, aged and distressed, remains under sheriff care in Pendleton pending word from Heppner or Echo.
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Flote
Pendleton
Garner
Harvey Garner
Echo
Heppner
Sheriffs Office
Baker
Ani
Heppner Junction
Reha
Hie
Sherif
Mrs. Garner
Iain
Shen
Hue Band
Mra Garner
Sheriff's Office
Truant Marion County legislator found in Baker City
Frank Davey, a member of the Marion County delegation to the legislature, has been found in Baker City after a lengthy absence. The Baker City Herald reports he arrived about two weeks ago from Whites with a substantial intoxication and has been lodging at the Hotel Orabill. His discovery ends concerns about mileage and per diem claims and his friends hope the proper authorities can address his status.
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Frank Davey
Marion County
Baker City
Jovaton
The
Herald
Basur City
Hey
House of Representatives
Baker
Orabill
Senator Mitchell Accused in Pendleton Horse Theft
Senator Mitchell faced arrest after allegedly stealing a horse from farmer J. B. Holmes near Pendleton. He was taken into custody after untethering a horse on Cottonwood Street and riding away, with authorities stating the charge as horse theft.
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Holmes
Mitchell
J. B. Holmes
Pendleton
Cottonwood Street
Peace and Dignity of the Sitte and Dearies of the Owner
Fragmentary OCR note mentions peace and dignity of the sitte and the dearies of the owner with a county context. It references remaining there and being invited to attend the session of the United States court in Porth.
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County Gall
United States Court
Porth
Lewis and Clark Journal Expansion Plans
The Lewis and Clark Journal, published by Lowie and Chirk Kale Corporation in Periland, will enlarge to about 44 pages and focus on publicity of the Northwest. The company guarantees an issue of 1,000 copies per month and is widely patronized by metropolitan leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark
Northwest
Metropolia
No Paper Christmas at Bust Oregentian
The Bust Oregentian will not publish a Christmas edition and there will be no Christmas issue or special taste feature on December 25. Local staff announce the break with no planned newspaper release for Christmas Day.
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Oregentian
Suit for Divorce In Ogden Marriage With Three Children
Perry and Reeder filed a suit this morning in the case Hannon Plant versus Edward L Plant. The plaintiffs allege the couple married in Ogden in 1805 and that three children were born. The action cites desertion and seeks alimony and custody of the three children, the oldest being 11 and the youngest 2 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry & Reeder
Hannon Plant Va
Edward L. Plant
Ogden
Patterson seeks bakery site in city or nearby
George G Patterson of Portion, a baker long established in his city, seeks to open a bakery here or in another town with available space. He has previously worked at a canal in Millsboro and now aims to locate where opportunities arise, planning to reside here long term.
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George G. Patterson
Portion
Patterson
Clty
Han Iasen
Budlnose
Jo Canal
Millsboro
Weveray
Penileton Football Team Photograph Session
The Penileton football team had their pictures taken in the Bowman studio to provide friends a memory of their appearance before Indigo defeated them on Christmas day.
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Penileton
Bowman
Udio
Parker Not Captured In Forger Case
A fragmentary report notes Parker remains at large after a forger case. Conductor Frank Coylendall stopped two men from a train near Hi Ron yesterday morning. one man matched Parker’s partial description, but details are unclear and no definite trace found. The tale mentions EB Blokers planning Salem visits for Christmas with family and future prospects.
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Parker
Frank Coylendall
Hiron
Parler
Sale of South Side Lots Demands Transfer
A deed was filed to lay by thief H. L. Swageart and wife transfer to Clark, WJ. Warman and Chi t H. Warman for 2200 dollars in lot 7 in block 18 of the reservation addition to the city of Pendleton.
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South Side
Whief H. L. Swageart
Ty Fo
Clark
WJ. Warman
Chit H. Warman
Ely
Pendleton
Marriage License Notice for Ginn and Millar
A marriage license was issued to Walter T. Ginn of Washington and Bessie B. Millar of the nearby area. The notice confirms the couple’s intent to wed and records their names and residence origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waler T. Ginn
Mise
Bessie B. Millar
Washington
Marriage Notes Among the Disabled and Medical Claims
A fragmented and dated notice discusses marriages among crippled individuals and health claims tied to Goldens Medical Discovery. It cites health concerns, nutrition, and bodily nourishment, with testimonial letters from a Margaret Sagie and a general appeal for the Common Sense Medical Adviser mailed from Buffalo, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Golden
Mra Mrgaret Sagie
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.V
Chinaman's White Wife to Settle in Pendleton
Helena dispatch reports Kam Won, a wealthy Chinese man, married to white girl Lota after agreeing to wed to avoid trial for betrayal. With 86000 in cash from a Lyngston, Mont business sale, he and his bride travel to Pendleton amid local curiosity and expected welcome from Chinatown residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celestial
Pendleton
Oregon Daily Journal
Helena
Mont
Kam
Lota Mr.Cormick
T Ly
Ingston
Chinatown
Wort Altu Street
Fechter Takes Over Palm Candy Store Reopening Soon
W. D. Fechter, former owner of the Palm Candy Store, has bought the stock and futures from T. D. Gaddis and will reopen the shop on Court Street in a few days. Fechter plans to run the store as before, continuing its past practice.
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Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Umatilla Insane
Schilling
Babi Poeeier
China
Rohrman
Court Street
Zac
New Jersey
B.S. Younger & Son
Heppner Elopers
Senator Mitchell
Lewis and Clark Journal
Firet
Salem
Thie City
Licenne
Chinaman
OWL
ST. Joe
LYONS
Mercantile
Rochester
Thompson
Main St
Boston Stor
Rodgers
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