Taxes and land dispute reach Idaho timber lands case
The Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling against Hembird Lumber in a tax sale dispute. The company argued overvalued land assessments in Park River and Hoodoo Yellow Pine districts, seeking to stop sale to cover delinquent taxes. Parcel values ranged from $2 to $7 per acre. The decision confirms the injunction against sale for tax satisfaction.
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Hembird Company
Humbird Lumber Company
Mmlied
Idaho
Saya
Supreme Court
Youterdnay
Kooteng County
Timber Company
Kootenal
Robert C. Thompson
Almenmoor
Kootenal County
Park River District
Metro
Park River
Bolee
Shooting at Pine Saloon Ends in Death for Albert Rogers
News reports from Pine tonight that Albert BR Rogers was shot and killed in his Pine saloon by a man named Dave Lambert a sheep shearer. The assailant was wounded in a struggle and died about 15 minutes after the shooting.
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Pine
Albert BR. Rogers
Dave Lambert
Lambert
Oho Speakership Hinge Narrowly On Ballot In Columbus
The lower house speakership in Columbus hinges on today’s caucus with Republicans in force. Favorite candidate Carmin Thompson claims a first ballot majority, while James A. Walker of Stark County and George Little of Greene County gain support. Rumors about Representative Pomath of Marianne County could reshape the race, and potential changes threaten Thompson’s path.
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Columbus
Dow
House
Carmin Thompson
Atroniceet
James A. Walker
Stark County
Dil
George Little
Greene County
Thompson
Marianne
Damuait
Wwe Rao
Bo Paliie
Poleda
Jewish Congress Invites Major American Bodies
In New York plans are under way for a Jewish congress of representatives from major United States congregations. Invitations have gone to independent orders and national groups to join in a congress early next year. Delegates from Orthodox and Reform bodies, aid organizations, and Jewish charities are anticipated to attend to address Zionist issues and the situation in Russia.
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New York
Dow I
Jewioh Defence Wesociilion
Ent
Commmen
Order
Bra Mrith
Independent Order of
B'rith Abraham
Independent Grief of the Sona of Benijamin
National Jewish Relief Association
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Union of Orthodox Congrestions
National Council of Jewish Women
National Association of Jewish Charities
Russia
Water Users Organization Formed at Redmond
A meeting of water users was held in Redmond last Saturday to form a permanent association for the district around Tuatmond. About 40 residents attended and elected officials including Nelson as president and Welcher as vice president. The organization remains temporary and opens membership to anyone with land in the area.
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Roadmond
Redmond
Tuatmond
Nelson
Welcher
FL J. Jackson
Mesarg
Ensley
Reusfield
Emley
Lalivnve Chronicle
Surging Jewish Immigration to United States Reported
A historic influx of Jewish immigrants from Europe to the United States has accelerated amid growing persecution and upheaval. Officials note rising border arrivals and policy debates as communities prepare for new arrivals and integration challenges.
Pendleton Daily Market Report Before Holidays
Retail prices for fruits vegetables butter and oils in Pendleton show cinnamon stocking for Christmas and New Year. Prices include apples 1.76 to 2 per box cranberries 14 3 cents per pound oranges 25 to 60 cents per dozen lemons 36 cents per dozen bananas 40 cents per dozen and more. Also notes on digestive remedy Kool Dyepepeia Care sold by Tallman & Co.
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Tallman & Co
Arlington Stock Notes and Falls in San Francisco
Arlington Record reports J BR Reynolds sells 200 head of young cattle to Henry Wilking and Frank Deford for 14 dollars each. Reynolds plans a 600 head mixed herd to winter in Gilliam county. In San Francisco, William Peters, a firefighter, fell from a fifth story window onto pavement, breaking a wrist but suffering no other injuries or loss of consciousness.
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Arlington Stock
J. BR. Reynolds
Henry Wilking
Frank Deford
Clem
Reynolds
Gilliam County
Arlington Record
William Peters
Fieman
San Francisco
Dreams That Kill A Medical View On Nightmares
A Chicago Tribune piece explains how terrifying dreams can signal heart disease or mental illness. It notes dreams of knives precipices and fires may precede or reflect severe conditions, with awakenings bringing palpitations and sometimes insanity driven by nightmare visions.
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Chicago
Indian Legend of Leaves Turning Into Birds
A Kansas City Journal retells an Indigenous tale where Great Spirit endows autumn leaves with wings so they become birds. Leaves from oaks, willows, maples transform into robins, wrens, sparrows and other brown birds, explaining birds nesting in trees and seeking food and shade.
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Kansas City Journal
The Best Building Ground and Soil Qualities
A historical essay notes the healthiest building ground is clean gravel with porous substratum, good drainage, and shallow groundwater. It cites sandstone in chalk as favorable, rocky sites often healthy, sandy clear soils also acceptable, while alluvial soils tend to be unhealthy. It ends with Emerson on authenticity and character.
Fragmentary Old-Time Dialect Exchange Sparks Debate
A clipped exchange reflects rural speech about housing costs and high wages. The Kansan and Kansan peers discuss how rising prices and living costs strain keeping a house going, with local idioms and colloquial spellings signaling regional dialect. The source preserves character and atmosphere of a transcription.
Fragmentary quotes and misquoted humor in newspapers
A garbled snippet references a question about breaking a grandfather's will and a line about bending it to extract more money. It mentions the Free Press, the Austin Statesman, and a remark about thawing and complaints of opportunity, all indicating a collage of misattributed or misread newspaper quotes.
Pendleton business and professional directory listing
A dense OCR styled directory item lists many Pendleton professionals and firms: Dr T H White dentist. J I LLoyd veterinary surgeon. Elks Lodge 288. Pendleton Lodge 42 AF and A M. Pendleton Savings Bank. First National Bank of Pendleton. First National Bank of Athena. Hartman Abstract Co. James Johns Co. H L Hartman Insurance and land business. Columbia Produce Co. B E Troutman architect. Keller Plastering. Row Livery and Feed. Musterastella Granite Works. Athena Hotel. Helix Hotel. Baker and Folsom funeral directors.
Notice to settle all accounts in Umatilla and Morrow counties
Charles Cunningham formerly dealer in blooded sheep in Pendleton Oregon publishes a notice to all possible claimants to present any demands or disputes within 60 days for immediate settlement. He warns that unpresented claims will be deemed settled. The notice references his sale of interests and holdings in the area dated December 15, 1905.
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Umatilla
Merrew
Charles Hailton
Fealalleton Orecon
Pendleton
Orepen
Charles Cunningham
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Washington State Poultry Association
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Almast
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Newburn
Indication
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Muecia
United States
Daily Market Report
Christman
Pen- Aleton
Strom Emerson
Easay
Dotham
Philiolphia Ress
Austin Statesman
Payricians
IA. Best
Sue- Freon
Savings Bank
Smith & Dick
Pendleton Savings Bank
Amy Currin
New Schmidt Block
R. Beringo
Schmidt Bulling
W. G. Cole
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Garfield
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Judd Building
D. J. M'Faul
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T. M. Henderson
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G. & & Eva Holsington
Kirkeville Wchosl
Collier & Swinburne Dentlata
Smith-Crawford
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B. A. Vaughan
T. H. White
Dentist—Association
Telephone
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LD. V
Brock & Moteman Drug Store
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Engle Block
Court St
Pendleton Lodge
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T. J. Morris
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First National Bank OF Pes
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W F. Matlock
G. Rilee
George Hartman
First National Bank OF Athena
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T. J. Kirk
LeGrow
Lou Kemp
Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Arbrstract CO
Umatulla
Buaindds
James Johns
Henninger
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Bee
J. M. Bentley
Hartman Abstract Co
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Insuranc and Collections
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Commission House
Wee LL Qolumbia
Deal Tatum
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Plant
Frult
Goodman-Thompson CO
Sanitary Plumbers
Malin St
Hs. al Easel Amt
Hi. J. Bean
Taylor's Hardware
James A. Fee
LAW Office
Stephen A. Lowell
Desphin Block
John W. M
Smith-Crawford Block
Carter, Maley & Raley
Attorneys At Law
Savings Bank Building
James A. Perry
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Winter & Collier
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A Law
Hank Buiding
Stillman & Pierce
Stillman
George W. Coutts
Schmid
R. J. Slater
Despain Building
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A. Newberry
Association Block
Main Street
Dan P, Smythe
Despain Block
East Court Street
Cecil R. Wade
East Oréwonian Building
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G. W. Phelps
John McCourt
Howard & Swingle
Taylor Building
Main and
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BE. Troutman
Roan
Judd Bullding
Pendleton, Orewon
Asi Wullder
Walie
Walla
M. Keller
Tinodman Elm
Aklee
NTY
St Murney & Kennedy
Beope
Musterastella BitWe
Manu Us Ld Granite Works
Slutchelile
Ormamenta
Athena Hotbel
HO Tel
HM. P. Miller
Helix Hotel
J. P. Navin
Funeh
M. A. Rader
Chicago College of Embalming
Baker & Folsom
Funeray Pari
Firei Elas
Goode
Court Street
Graham
East Oregonian
WM. F. Yohnkr
Criea Public
Eyles of
Alletera
Commission Reasonable
TOR
Athena
Terrie Craighead
Whayen Athena
B. Cunningham
Dieter Henry
Kodpeem
Marlee Street
Washington Nursery Company
Toppeaish
Washington
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Mali
Gonian
Poattion Ae
LL. Jones
Pilot Rock
Willlarma
Europe
Oregonian
Escyme
East Orbuonian
Price
East Oregonian Pub, CO
Pendleton Oregon
Pendleton Iron Works
Marion Jack
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