Pendleton vs La Grande gridiron clash on Thanksgiving day
A rugged game looms as Pendleton prepares to host La Grande on Thanksgiving. La Grande brings a heavy lineup led by backfield runners near 200 pounds and a strong coaching influence. Pendleton counters with a conditionally strengthened squad and plans to rely on team work to offset weight advantage.
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la Grande
Millcky
Harris
Robertson
Driskeld
Gillilan
Lauenlin
Cigler
Halley
Myers
Wilton
Bay
Gutteridge
Allstott
Rwickhammer
Grant
Cother
Wile
Oregon's Swamp Land Case Tests Federal Rights
Gov Chamberlain and Attorney General Crawford filed to Supreme Court a bill contesting Interior land allotment on swamp lands within the Klamath reservation. The suit seeks to establish state ownership of lands believed to have been state property since 1840 and not subject to Indian allotments under 1887 and 1911 laws. The case covers 56,282 acres already allotted to Indians and 27,006 acres within the reservation yet to be allotted, with affidavits detailing swampy 1860 conditions.
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Crawford
Regun
Hihan AL Withee
Secretary of the Interior
Creitas
Richards
Comemic
Funeral Land Office
United States Supreme Court
State of Oregon
Actin
Wwamip
Indiana
Oregon
Congress
United State
United States
Klamath
Moder
Onegen
State of
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Kigmath
Klamath Reservation
D. P
Flour Mills of the Hudson Bay Company in Northwest
The article traces early flour milling in the Pacific Northwest built by the Hudson Bay Company at Vancouver and Colville, detailing sto ne burrs, water wheels, and mills. It covers Whitman and Spalding missions, the 1830s to 1840s mill operations, later destructions, and remnants found by Senator Ankeny.
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Northwest
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H. H. Spalding
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Walla Walla Valley
Cush
Snake River
Covernor M. C. Moore
Thut
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Weed
Senator Ankeny
Janet
Sheriff McMillen
Tita
Ankeny
Whitman College
Kies H. H. Spalding
Lapwhi
Idaho
Tukannon
Elair
Oregon Officials Authenticated Complaint Evidence 1902
Thompson of Portland and generals W. H. Pyare and W. H. Odell, with George Mercer, had evidence certified in 1902 by Henry Meldrum, Oregon surveyor general. The complaint was signed by Andrew M. Crawford, attorney general, and William B. Matthews, special counsel, and verified by Governor Chamberlain. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised for skin ailments and various injuries. Shoe makers Headstrom & Greenawald serve Tevtech's Department store.
Catholic Church Bells Nealty sale noted in city block
A sale of the north half of block 62 on Jefferson between Ninth and Tenth was completed with Robert Noble purchasing from Bishop Glorieux for £36,000. Noble plans to inhabit the bishop’s residence as he moves into the new house at Ninth and Hays. Proceeds go toward building the new cathedral now under construction. Also a testimonial for Electric Bitters from George W. Hoffman of Harper, praising its healing effect on stomach and liver troubles. Sold by Tallman & Co. and Brock & McComas.
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Catholic Church
Nealty
Bolae
W. P. Richards
Jefferson Street
Ninth
Robert Noble
Glorieux
Noble
George W. Hoffman
Harper, Wash
Tallman & Co
Brock & McComas
Lost horses offered reward Pendleton Oregon
Lost bay horse and roan gelding described with brands and weights. Bay gelding weighs 104 pounds and roan around 1004 pounds with brands on left shoulder and hip. Reward offered for return or information leading to recovery. Contact A H Sanderman Pendleton Oregon.
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Lemling
A. H. Sanderman
Pendleton
Oreron
Dayton Creamery in Operation Startup Delivers Fine Butter
Dayton Courier-Press reports the new Dayton Creamery is operating and producing fine butter sold in local stores. The plant can handle cream from 1900 cows, with higher milk intake expected after January as more dairy farmers switch from shipping to the lone creamery. Supervisor is T. F. Gibbon of Pennsylvania, staying at least a year, bringing 16 years of experience. Before assigning blame for preference, the inquiry notes the worker's home and other details.
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Dayton Courier-Prena
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