Pioneer irrigationist Shomaker visiting Pendleton for News feature
Joel Shomaker, Tacoma News Staff, special agricultural correspondent, visits Pendleton to gather material for a forthcoming Prosperity edition. He has led irrigation publications and secured extensive interviews on farm, business, and political issues, highlighting reclamation and the railroad commission question. Mrs. Shomaker arrived from Salt Lake. the couple will ride to Walla Walla this evening.
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Joel Shomaker
Tacoma News
Tacoma Evening News
Pendleton
Shomaker
Northwest Press
Shomakers
Pacific Coast
Irrigation Age
West
Utah
Colorado
Washington
Shumaker
Railroad Commission
Stubblefield Estate Inventory Reveals Large Value
An inventory filed in the superior court on Saturday shows the estate of the late Joseph Stubblefield valued well over expectations, totaling $182,541.21 in personal, real, and mixed property, with $70,969.21 in bank cash.
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Superior Court
Joseph Stubblefield
Estate of Stubblefield probate ruling in Walla Walla
The estate includes personal property valued at 3650 and real estate comprising the home place and additional lots in Walla Walla. Real estate totals 11200 with the majority of the estate, in ales, valued near 99726. The court ruled the estate solvent so the executors named by Mr. Stubblefield need not obtain letters of administration.
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Walla Walla
Stubblefield
Actor's Early Experiences in Umatilla County
Frederic Warde rode in a farm wagon through Umatilla County while touring with R C Hudson advance agent for the Richard Carvel company about a year ago. The troupe traveled Pendleton to Walla Walla on a dead axe wagon with trunks loaded, all riding atop the vehicle in November amid blinding Blue Mountain snow. A mountain crossing between Pendleton and Weston required the party to walk as ice froze the road, hindering horses on the grade.
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Frederic Warde
Umatilla County
R. C. Hudson
Richard Carvel
Oregon
Warde
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Novemer
Mr. Warde
Blue Mountains
Weston
Police Court Fines Incurred For Drunkenness
William Barnhart and Indian Bill each paid five dollars to the city treasury this morning for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Indian Jim and William Smith were jailed for three days in default of a four dollar fine.
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William Barnhart
Indian Bill
Indian Jim
William Smith
Last Dance at Jolly Club Ends Season
The Jolly Club will hold its last dance for the season on New Year’s night. The club, formed by 20 popular young men, has provided top social entertainment and the town’s young people regret this final event.
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Jolly Club
Fine Piece of Pen Work by Hallock Artist
James B. Welch possesses a striking pen portrait of a woman showing face and shoulders. The work by Hiaine Hallock is praised as among the finest in town and signals Hallock’s growing talent that may bring wider recognition in the art world.
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James B. Welch
Hiaine Hallock
Young Hallock
Marriage Licenses Granted in Umatilla County
Two marriage licenses were granted this morning to W. E. Evans and Isabelle Brown and to Jesse E. Nichols and Paula Adams, all of Umatilla County.
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W. E. Evans
Isabelle Brown
Jesse £. Nichols
Pauling Adams
Umatilla County
Home from Canada and Philadelphia Trip
De W. G. Cole returned from Canada and the East, narrowly escaping a London train wreck that killed 38. He met Dr Lorenz in Philadelphia witnessing six operations and praised the Austrian surgeon as a fine gentleman. Cole also toured Johns Hopkins in Baltimore and planned Christmas with his mother and sisters.
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Philadelphia
Lorenz
de W. G. Cole
Canada
London
Cantada
Dr. Cole
Dr Lorenz
America
Cole
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Idaho Sheepmen Buy Corn to Stock Ranges
Idaho sheepmen face overstocked ranges with winter feed tightness. M B Gwinn Idaho Woolgrowers Association secretary treasurer notes more sheep than the range can support. Utah and Montana herds plus car shortages pushed inventory into Idaho. Railroads offer special corn rates from Nebraska to ease winter feeding costs. Heavy Wyoming snowfall promises better ranges next year.
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Idaho
Middle States
M. B. Gwinn
Mr. Kwinn
New Year’s Receptions Listed by East Oregonian
The East Oregonian requests a complete roster of those hosting New Year’s receptions and those assisting. Entries must include names and street addresses and reach the office by Wednesday forenoon. Also notes the Grand Ball at Music Hall with Kirkman’s orchestra and invites all to the club’s last dance.
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East Oregonian
Jolly Club
Music Hall
Kirkman
Insurrection in Morocco repulsed near Fez
Madrid dispatch reports imperial troops repulsed a Morrocan uprising near Fez with about two thousand killed and wounded. The full casualty figure confirms heavy losses as the rebellion spreads in the region.
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Madrid
Fez
Personal visitors and residents seen in Pendleton
Local notes list J J and Saylor from Beho, William Evans of Thetlot Rock, C A McGhee of Weston, A K R Green of The Dalles, Jobo Coren and Levi Fwoning of Weston, William Mills of Juniper, Mason and C Swaine of Walla Walla visiting Pendleton, L Harris and G Harris of Moro at Hotel Pendleton, Lins Proebetel of Weston a guest, Les Mallock and wife from Heppner visiting relatives, Mrs Belle Harpole of Ukiah visiting her parents, Roy Roundes back from Idaho fence work, J W Cockerly and Hazel and Erma Coleman of Walla Walla guests at Golden Rule, Joe Parkes family return from Walla Walla, A Walker editor of Freedmen Labor Journal touring via Portland, George Gillett off to Los Angeles for Western Union, Robert McClure to open barber shop in Sumpter, Joe Shomaker correspondent for Tacoma Evening News in Pendleton, A Brumm from Cold Springs notes wheat prospects, Pacific States Telephone announces rate cuts effective Jan 1, including main line business from 3 to 2, main residence from 12.50 to 2, party business from 1.40, residence party from 1.59 to 1, and a final joke line about a farmer and a letter.
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J. J& Saylor
Beho
William Evans
Thlot Rock
C A. McGhee
Weston
KR Green
the Dalles
Hotel Pendleton
Jobo Coren
Levi Fwoning
Ih Lown
Wiliam Mills
Juniper
Mason
C. Swaine
Walla Walls
Pendleton
L. Harris
G. Harris
Moro
Lins Proebetel
Les Mallock
Heppner
Belle Harpole
Ukiah
J. B. Deapain
Roy Roundes
Idaho
J. W. Cockerly
Hazel
Erma Coleman
Walla Walla
Golden Rule Hotel
Joe Parkes
Walla Waila
Parkes
J. Walker
Freedmen’ Labor Journal
Portland
Journal
George Gillett Fett
Los Angeles
Western Union Telegraph Company
Robert McClure
Billy Krassige
Sumpter
Gove
Joe Shomaker
Tacoma Evening News
Shomaker
Tae
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Dindinger
Wilson & Co
Stubblefield Estate
Tallman & CO. the Druggists
Bill
Station
West Alta Street
West Webb St
Earnhart
Idaho Ranges
Morocco
A. Brumm
Cold Springs
B. Newcomb
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Owl
ST. Joe Sto
Tomer
Lyons Mercantil
R Ader
Ade
Atbaker & Follo
Nexto
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