Umatilla County Free From Scab Rumor Despite Quarantined Band
East Oregonian reports minimal confirmation of a county wide scab epidemic. Interviewees deny cases. Sheep Inspector Bean confirms one quarantined band of 2000, with no detail on ownership. The county once held 240000 sheep. a single infected animal spans a small portion of stock. Mary Slocum Palmer, wife of FP Palmer of Eugene, died at her home.
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Umatila
East Oregonian
Charles Cunningham
Gus la Fontaine
Rugg Bros
Cunningham
Bean
Umatilla
Mary Slocum Palmer
FP. P. Palmer
Eugene
Oregon
Kentucky
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Pendleton Judge Urges Brief Jail Term For Hoboes
Pendleton judge G N Miller and Portland visitor George W Evans discuss city issues. The judge criticizes jail conditions, likening court scenes to a sewer outlet and noting hoboes flee town after brief sentences. Officials compare sewer costs with Walla Walla and plan to study a steam road roller and rock crusher options.
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Gerald
Pendleton
George W. Evans
Portland
Buffalo Pitts Company
Evans
Gun Club monthly medal shoot in cold wind results
Waite and Stillman each with two likely top scores lead a 21 target event amid stiff wind. Thompson 17, Ayres 16, Sewell Boettcher and Ferguson 12 each. Waite wins shoot-off against Stillman 9 to 8. Walter A. Wyatt and Clara Lash wed at home. Wyatt telegraph editor, Lash daughter of pioneer Joseph Hopper. Judge FitzGerald officiates.
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Waite
Stillman
Thompson
Ayres
Sewell
Boettcher
Ferguson
Walter A. Wyatt
Clara Lash
Wyatt
East Oregonian
Land Transfer in Pilot Rock Area Near Barnhart
Arthur E. Hascal of Pilot Rock sells to E. L. Wright for 2900 dollars the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 14 and the west half of the east half of section 23 in township 2 range 31. The property lies one mile northeast of Barnhart station.
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Arthur E. Hascal
Pilot Rock
E. L. Wright
Barnhart Station
Granted Divorce for Dixie P McBee from Livingston McBee
In circuit court this morning Dixie P McBee was granted a divorce from Livingston McBee, married in 1896, with custody of the minor child. Grounds cited include drunkenness and abusive language. A separate petition for divorce was filed today by Hattie M Mack through Reeder and Perry against William A Mack, based on incompatibility of temper.
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Dixie P. McBee
Circuit Court
Livingston McBee
Hattie M. Mack
Reeder & Perry
William A. Mack
Numerous Local Notables Visit Pendleton and Surrounds
A string of social mentions highlights Miss Ethel Thompson Jevery II and Joseph Elliott visiting Portland, Oliver Lynch of Umatilla at the St George, and Walla Walla weekend visits by Oliver Roosevelt and others. Local officials, merchants, and families travel to Salem, Portland, Grant's Pass, and Heppner, with notes on births, illnesses, and agricultural activity including 320 acres of wheat.
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Ethel Thompson Jevery II
Joseph Elliott
Portland
Oliver Lynch
Umatilla
St. George
John McCourt
Salem
Nash
James Peters
Boston
People’s Warehouse Force
Walter Fanchon
Walla Walla
Monterastell| Bros
Herman Love
Heppner
Scranton
Reuben French
Clark
Kuhn
Salvation Army
J. H. Wood
Athena
Mr. Wood
Pendleton
Will W. Robbing
W. E Tayid
Sumpter
W. H. Scott
Helix
Finckney Horses and Hagen Breed Hackneys for Farms
Lewis Hagen, living five miles northwest of the city, plans to finish a residence begun last summer this spring. He manages 320 acres of wheat and keeps cattle and horses in excellent condition. Local breeders favor Hereford and Sherthorn cattle and Shire and Hackney horses. Hackney breeding for farm use is a new development, previously focused on city markets.
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H Finckney
Lewis Hagen
Hagan
Meter Burst Floods Cellar After Thaw Damages Utilities
H. EB. Collier awoke at 2 o clock to running water from a thawed meter in the cellar. He fought the problem through the night and into the next day as three feet of water flooded the basement.
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H. EB. Collier
Mrs Wade visits The Dalles Women’s Club
Mrs C B Wade, president of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs, visited the Sorosis in The Dalles and praised club work across Oregon. She discussed bills to expand library taxation, provide trained attendants for insanity cases, and establish a home for feeble minded children, endorsing civic improvements and ongoing club efforts.
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Salem
Dalles
F. F. Spaulding
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
C. B. Wade
Indy
Pendleton
Dalies Chronicle
Pendleton Visitors At The Palace And State
Pendleton registers W P Rihorn visits the Palace today along with Mr and Mrs Endicott who are guests. A C Sloan from Pilot Rock is registered at the State. W S Perry and wife from Pendleton are in the city at the State. Join Shaw of Heppner plans beef cattle and mutton purchases for Sound and Portland markets, praising Hereford cattle and Shropshires against Shorthorns for profit and shelter needs.
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W. R. Taylor
David Taylor
George Canyon
Hutchinson
Elvin Craig
Mr. Crale
Walnut
Frank Gay
Sumpter
Wallace
Idaho
W. P. Rihorn
Pendleton
D. Endicott
A. C. Sloan
Pilot Rock
W. S Perry and Wife
Walla Walla
Shaw
Heppner
Sound
Portland
Levee Remains Sound Says Street Official
Street Commissioner Fee states the levee is in good repair along its entire length and no repairs are needed at present. An earlier alarm about bad condition traced to displaced falsework near the riprap has been corrected. riprap and levee are unimpaired and safe.
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Fee
Rev Bard to Headline Last Lecture in Pendleton Series
Reverend Andreas Bard rector of St. Pauls in Walla Walla will lecture at the Presbyterian church Friday evening February 15 on The Hand the Head and the Heart. His prior talk A Plea for Shylock drew a warm response and the event closes a four part Men s Resort series featuring Israel Gifts to the World Good Citizenship and Gladstone with speakers from Whitman College and Walla Walla.
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Mens Resort
Andreas Bard
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Walla Walla
Presbyterian Church
Shylock
Bard
Pendleton
Israel
Stephens. Wise
B. L. Penrose
Whitman College
Gladstone
M. H. Marvin
Byers Lane Improvement Talk With O R N Officials
Superintendent O'Brien of the O R N will meet with F R Clapton Leon Cohen and Dr Vincent this afternoon at the eastern end of Court Street to consider and advise on proposed improvements to Byers Lane. The railroad company’s interests will be thoroughly reviewed and O'Brien’s view could determine the company’s share of the expense.
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O'Brien
F.R. Clapton
Leon Cohen
Vincent
Court Street
Byers
Rattigan Bound Over In Domestic Threat Case
James Rattigan faced a peace bond hearing before Judge Fitz Gerald after being accused of threatening to kill his wife and assault with a pick. Unable to post the $250 bond, he was jailed to await circuit court proceedings.
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James Rattigan
FitzGerald
Rattigan
Circuit Court
Walter Martin Returns to Umatilla County Meacham Area
Walter Martin, formerly of Meacham, who has run a Harrison Idaho business, returns to Umatilla County and plans to locate near Meacham. His wife Minnie Haynes of Harrison accompanies him to the county.
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Umatilla
Walter Martin
Meacham
Harrison
Idaho
Mr. Martin
Minnie Haynes
Harison
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