Death of O R N Conductor's Wife in Pendleton
Mrs. Martin Anderson, 41, wife of a well known O R N conductor, died yesterday at her North Pendleton home after a short illness of pleuro pneumonia. Funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow at Thompson Street Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Warner officiating. burial in Olney Cemetery. She leaves husband, two daughters Georgia and Amy, a son, a brother, and sister Mrs. George Reed of Owatonna Minnesota. member of Rathbone Sisters Lodge No. 4, La Grande. She was born in Ohio in 1863, lived in Minnesota, and has resided in Pendleton five years.
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Pendleton
Thompson Street Methodist Church
Martin Anderson
North
Anderson
Anderton
Ohio
Minnesota
Missea Georgia
Amy Anderson
George Reed
Owatona
Minn
Difficult County Teachers Examination Yields Six Failures
The county board of examiners finished reviewing the papers submitted by teachers and sent the results to the Department of Public Instruction in Salem. Six applicants failed to secure certificates, most due to written arithmetic, with D Lynn Gubser of Pilot Rock leading with 95.5 percent. Primary certificates were issued to Miss Eva Froomer, Nellie Prouty, and Anna Lingenfelter of Pendleton.
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County Board of Examiners
Atte
Department of Public Instruction
Salem
D. Lynn Gubser
Pilot Rock
Clase
Retta Anderson
Dale
Pilot Hock
Mise Nettle Cannon
Athena
T. C. Salt
Milton
Endora Cartwright
Netta Andrews
Myrtle Hudson
Werton
Francie Colwell
Nellie Carr
Adams
Minnie Lee
Daisy Lee
F. L. Childers
Diss Darr
Eva Froomer
Nellie Prouty
Anna Lingenfelter
Pendigtor
Pendleton Taxpayers Target City Printing Contracts
A Pendleton notice accuses a city committee of favoring the Morning Tribune for the city print at six cents per inch, claiming higher costs to taxpayers. It cites a poll tax notice in the Morning Tribune priced at ten cents an insertion or one dollar per hundred, alleging graft by the committee through “experts” hired to judge the notices.
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Pendleton
Holty
Morning Tribune
Pendleton Street Poll Tax Notices From 1908 1909
Notice to Pendleton inhabitants of Umatilla County Oregon announces street poll tax for the year 1908 for males aged 21 to 50 with exemptions. Marshal M. Carney and M. J. Carney set payment deadlines and locations in Pendleton, with notice repeated for 1909 and related charges, dates, and newspaper publication details.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
City of
Oregon National Guard
Win
City notices double cost script questioned by taxpayers
A reader questions inflated charges for legal notices, noting a sprung four inch notice costs 24 cents per insertion and comparing it to two inch notices in another paper. The critique labels the excess as graft, arguing 140 percent above actual city printing costs.
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Oregonian
Wade Bankrupt Temporary Receiver to File Synopsis
Wade estate enters bankruptcy with Judge Hellinger appointing Thomas Fite Gerald as referee. Temporary receiver T. C. Taylor must list creditors and values within 16 days, with a creditors meeting to elect trustee or trustees. Trustees will manage estate assets for liquidation to pay creditors, as majority decides. Crouse-Murphy marry at home of Carr Phelps. groom now employed in local hardware store.
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Wade Estate
FitzGerald
Creditore
Wade
Hellinger
United States District Court
Thomas Fite Gerald
Fite Gerald
T. C. Taylor
Taylor
Asoon
Crouse-Murphy
Francis Mo Murphy
Mise Ermai
Crouse
Carr Phelps
G A. Hartman
Three Indians Sent to Jail for Sabbath Drunkenness
Three Indians were arrested this morning accused of drunkenness on the Sabbath and lacking funds for a private privilege. They were detained in the city jail for three days each.
Seeding Alfalfa at Butter Creek Farm Report
Olle McQuary of Echo seeds 40 acres of bow land to alfalfa on the Butter Creek farm, advancing feed crop efforts in the area.
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Olle McQuary
Echo
Bow
Tle Butter Cree
Death of Mrs Clark Near Ukiah
Mrs Sam Clark died at the family home near Ukiah yesterday morning after a long illness with consumption. She was 86, a Heppner girl before marriage, and wife of Sam Clark a known Ukiah stockman. Jena children, a boy 12 and a girl 15, survive along with the husband. burial in Ukiah cemetery.
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Ukiah
Sam Clark
Jena
Your Stomach and Bowels Benefit From Bitters
Your stomach and bowels are central to health. At the first sign of stomach weakness or constipation, take Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters. It is advertised as the best stomach and bowel medicine, claiming to cure heartburn indigestion dye pepala constipation and malaria.
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Hoatetter
Suit Locked In Trunk At Umatilla Reservation
Umapine resident of the Umatilla Indian Reservation obtained a suit and a $10 hat from Charles E. Bond and arranged to have them transported in a trunk. The items were placed in the trunk and taken to the reservation home, but the wearer has never used the clothing.
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Umapine
Umatilla
Not A Candidate J Cherry Declines County Treasurer Bid
J and Cherry of Pilot Rock visits Wax in city on business. Cherry, a prominent farmer and Democrat, says he cannot afford to leave his business for the treasurer’s salary. He doubts graft exists and will not seek the party’s favor this year. He cites pneumonia in his area and his ailing son is convalescent.
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J. & Cherry
Pilot Rock
Cherry
Counwo
Bualnemremony
Traffic Rising Near O R N With Lumber Move
Traffic over O R N has increased in recent days with lumber moving in large quantities. The report notes growing volume and activity on the route as shipments resume after a lull.
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