Co operation in irrigation plans under way
Commercial Association of This City and Pendleton plan joint action to advance irrigation interests. Dr C J Smith received a letter from H B Johnson of Walla Walla urging a standing committee to oversee progress of regional irrigation projects. Walla Walla seeks mutual aid to push state irrigation plans to success, benefiting regional business.
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Commercial Association
That City
Pendleton
C J. Smith
H. BE. Johnson
Walla Walla
Walla Wallia
Hutter Creek
Walla Walia
City letter seeks aid from Commercial Association
A letter requests aid and cooperation from the city to be read at the next Commercial Association meeting, signaling ongoing outreach and civic engagement.
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Commercial Association
Baptism Sermon Tonight at Christian Church
Revival meetings continue with growing interest at the Christian church. Dr. Martin, fully recovered, will preach on Baptism tonight. Miss Springer, still under the weather, is much improved and plans to sing again soon.
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Miss Springer
Christian Church
Dr. Martin
Storing Ice From Grand Ronde and Powder Rivers
In La Grande on February 5, the 0. R. and N. Company reports storing more than 20,000 tons of ice in its top house and plans to store over 2,000 more. The supply is sourced from the Grand Ronde Lumber Company at Perry and the Oregon Lumber Company at North Powder, drawn from the Grand Ronde and Powder rivers.
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la Grande
0. R. & N. Company
Grand Ronde Lumber Company
Perry
Oregon Lumber Company
North Powder
Grand Ronde
Powder
Oh Taylor
Lanner & Johnton Lumber Company
Linkton Mountain
Andy
Nin
Lowell
Priest as Carpenter Lead Catholics Start Church Foundation
A group of five enthusiastic Catholics began laying the foundation for the new Catholic church yesterday afternoon. The work was led by the Rev. Pather Doyle Sumypter, according to the reporter.
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Yenteray
Pather Doyle
Sumypter
Wade Livestock Company settles debts with three-fifths stake
Creditors expected to receive only three fifths of net profits from the Wade Livestock Company as settlement proceeds near 10 500 dollars. Max Jackson arranged a 625 head band of medium grade cattle from Dixie ranch and Umatla basins at an average 1640 dollars each to aid in paying debts.
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Wade Livestock Company
First National Bank
Max Jackson
Yakima
Buttercreek
Umatla
Jackson
Dixie Ranch
Blemmoer
Wade Livestork Company
Tadd Canyon
Union County
Guy Wade
Charlies Klemmer
C. B. Wade
Klemmer
Wade
Eatily
Remnainder
Propertio
COT LY
R and N Changes Aboard Abolishing Traveling Engineer Seen
The Oregon Short Line announces W J Lindsay resigns as division foreman at La Grande while J D Matheson takes the foreman role and relinquishes duties on the traveling engineer. J H Langley, formerly Albin shops foreman, is now assistant master mechanic to J F Graham. It is believed the traveling engineer office will be abolished as duties of both posts nearly duplicate. Matheson, mountain division’s oldest engineer, would return to his passenger role if no other position remains.
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Sines
W. J. Lindsay
la Grande
J. D Matheson
Rowan
J. H. Langley
Albin
J. F. Graham
Matheson
Mountain Division
Pendleton Sportsmen Elect Officers for June Tournament
The Pendleton Sportsmen's Association met to elect Sam R. Thompson president replacing Fran Wambley who resigned after moving to Portland. TY. W. Agorn was chosen vice president and H. J. Stillman secretary treasurer as the group plans the Northwest Association meeting. Dr. Smith of Tacoma presides the association with Ayera overseeing business meetings during the Pendleton gathering. Stillman reported three of five Northwest members will vote Pendleton for the next tournament, making the June meet likely in Pendleton.
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Pendleton Sportsmen
Agnodiation
Council Rooms
Sam R. Thompon
Fran Wambley
Portland
TY. W. Agorn
Northwest Association
H. J. Stillman
Smith
Tacoma
Ayera
Stillman
Northwest Bhoaks
Pendleton
Thie City
Voters Registering With Keen Courthouse Activity
Registration chief Ce FF Kennedy at the courthouse reports steady voter enrollment, having registered 425 voters so far as slow start yields to rising activity. A batch of 200 affidavits arrived from residents unable to visit, including a couple of men aged 78.
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Ce FF Kennedy
Milton Justioe
Penue
Houe
Whith
O'Mally Recovering From Typhoid After Hospital Stay
Ted O'Mally, recently treated for a severe typhoid attack, is convalescing at Spokane and plans to return home Sunday. Also noted was a marriage license issued to Estelle Jinkins and Ernest Worle, both county residents, with the bride the daughter of Z T Jinkins.
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Estelle Jinkins
Ernest Worle
Thie County
Drunk and Disorderly Indian Held in City Jail
An Indian man identified as Ele faced drunken and disorderly charges after causing a scene on city streets. Unable to raise cash for fines, he will be held as a guest of the city for three days pending further action.
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Ele
Stomach Liver and Kidney Complaints Advised Stop Suffering
An ad promotes Dis Mteve Mary as a remedy for stomach, liver, and kidney issues. It claims rapid relief from poor appetite indigestion dyspepsia constipation chills colds malaria and other ailments, suggesting decades of medical endorsement and urging readers to try the product today.
Rapid Fire Contest Draws Many Buggy Guesses
The East Oregonian hosts a fast moving Free Guessing Contest for the Rubber tired buggy. Dozens of letters and money orders arrive daily with guesses. 223 guesses recorded so far. The contest should end in a month or six weeks. Daily by carrier subscribers may pay in advance for more guesses.
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Carrer
Northwest States Wall Map by O R N M Company
The O R N M company issues an elegant Northwest States wall map covering Oregon Washington Idaho and parts of Montana. It shows railroads with exact routes land divisions stage roads post offices county lines and recent changes. Sitwop County plans a new courthouse costing $60,000.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
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Lavnes
Welt Sole
Dindinger
Wilson & CO
Otis
Tallman & CO
R. & N. Company
Powder Rivers
Priest As & Carpenter
F. S. Younger & Son
Wade Livestock
Co. B. Wade
Laddy
Ganyon
N. Ghanges
Sportsmen's Association
Wall
Hostetter
Guring
Sullivan @ Bond
Fred Kauffmann
Lona
Uffmann the American Tailor
Chicago
U.6
Newall
Jones St
Sioux Oisy
Canour Cathartic Me
Ouemtemd Ag
Knegs
Montreal
O. R
K An el
Wnorthwest States
Sitwop Eounty
OWL
Joe Stor
A . Isara
M. Born & Co
Lyons Merchantile
Boston
P. S
Jesse Failing
Main St
Rigby-Clove Manufacturing Company
Webb and
Alta
Canty
C. R. Depot
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