Designating Farm Bulletins for Readers by Improved Plan
Agriculture department set to label publications as popular reading or professional use to guide readers. Articles list example bulletins on sheep management beef cattle shrinkage, bean growing in eastern Washington Oregon and northern Idaho, and pest control guidance. Also notes on homestead improvements, carbide tank explosion near Dufur, Deschutes bridge purchase talks, wheat shortages in Grant county, forest grazing meetings, Walla Walla potato market, and pruning demonstration at Hermiston station.
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Western Ranges
Traneit
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Athletic lecturer at high school tonight
Editor East Oregonian requests space to announce Mr. Wm Hayward the former Oregon University physical director and 1912 Stockholm trainer will lecture at the high school auditorium this evening. The talk Value of Physical Training explains how systematic exercise aids mental development and how football basketball baseball track and gymnastic activities help youth.
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Hayward
Asbahr
Malheur Forest grazing permit notices set deadline
Tuesday by R. W. Allen, superint endent of the station. The demonstration will start at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Malheur National Forest Applications for permits to graze cattle, sheep or horses in the Malheur forest reserve during 1914 must be filed with Co. J. Bingham, supervisor, at his office in John Day, Ore, by February 23.
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Walla Walla
Wensha Natonal Forest
J. M. Schmitz
Drumheller Building
Washington-Wenaha
R. W. Allen
Malheur National Forest
Malheur Forest Reserve
Co. J. Bingham
John Day
Ore
Peterson Declares Candidacy For Attorney General
Will M. Peterson of Pendleton, visiting Portland, confirms he plans to run for attorney general as the first Democrat to enter the race. He has not made a formal announcement but says he has practically decided to enter.
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Portland, Or
Will M. Peterson
Pendleton
Estate Appraised and Local Moves Reported
Newsy notes from Pendleton report the Della Gordon estate appraised at 450 dollars for land in sections four and two five, N R 31. H M Cutler EB C McCook and A F May valued it. C H Stevens moves from this city to Touchet, Wash to rent an alfalfa farm. Mrs Edward Tweet from Asotin visits ill mother Mrs Seth Richardson. K Falkenberg sues John Rosenberg for 59.75 and 206.36 on an assigned account. J C Hurspool attorney. Taxi cab hits curb by Livengood store. minor damage, no injuries. W J Thompson shows off a new six cylinder Packard from Portland with five speeds and electric cigar lighter.
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H. M. Cutler
EB. C. McCook
A F
Della Gordon
K. Falkenberg
Walla Walla
John Rosenberg
Ed Clausser
J. C. Hurspool
W. J. Thompson
American National Bank
Portland
Realty Transfers and Local News Update
Realty transfers include Ivan O Harra and wife to Rebecca Kilgore for lots and 9, block 17 in Mc Arthur's addition to Weston. Jurgen Mumm and wife to John Mumm for se 1 4 of sec 3, twp 3 N R 32. Luella Lengton and P Bowman 40 acres in sec 20, twp 1 N R 26. Joseph Bagwell and wife of Adams to Joseph E Ringel of Touchet for nw 1 4, sec 8, two 5 N R 33. Judge Back on the Job after a week layoff due to lagrippe. Thomas FitzGerald, city recorder and police magistrate, returns. his wife and son were ill. Helix depot upgrade ordered as NP crew to remodel and improve facilities. publisher R J Julian of the Helix Advocate praises the move and criticizes the prior depot as small and poorly equipped.
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Ivan O’harra
Rebecca Kilgore
McArthur
Weston
Jurgen Mumm
John Mumm
N. R
Luella Lengton
Bowman
Joseph Bagwell
Adams
Joseph E. Ringel
Touchet
Lagrippe Thomas FitzGerald
John Halley, Jr
Arthur
Helix
Julian
Helix Advocate
Northern Pacific Co
Col Bentley Returns From California Visit
Col J M Bentley came home from California where he toured with relatives and friends. He found the climate a challenge for about ten days but enjoyed the trip. He noted T K Beard, owner of the Giolen Rule Hotel, as a busy contractor who has amassed a fortune of around two million dollars.
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California
Col. J. M. Bentley
T. K. Beard
Giolen Rule
Mr. Beard
George Roberts enters Republican county judge race
George Roberts announced today as a formal candidate for the Republican nomination for county judge. He has been discussed for days, urged by friends to run, and is a half brother of Judge W. R. Ellis. Formerly in realty, he now farms west of the city.
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George Roberts
Roberts
Mr. Roberts
W. R. Ellis
Olivers Back From Extended East South Tour
Mr and Mrs K R Oliver and Miss Grace Oliver returned home after five months traveling the east and south. They visited many points of interest across several states, reaching as far east as Florida. Mr Oliver now feels content to reside in Oregon. Helix School Are Closed
Will Kononen Buried: The body of Will Kononen, who
Will Kononen body found and buried after death reported by local authorities. Investigation ongoing to determine cause. Community mourns as family requests privacy during this time. Police urge anyone with information to come forward. Local officials confirm burial completed yesterday.
Glee Club Seats On Sale At Alta For Tomorrow
Oregon Agricultural College Glee Club tickets are now on sale at the Alta theater for tomorrow evening. The group is unusually strong this year with standout performers Geo Randolph Thomas baritone, Laurence Skipton violin, L Ross Johnson tenor, Henry W Russell monologist.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Alta Theater
Glee Club
Geo
Randolph Thomas
Laurence Skipton
Skipton
L. Ross Johnson
Henry W. Russell
Redlax
Man Dies at Hot Lake Lays To Rest In Greasewood
A 36 year old resident, son of Mr and Mrs Matt Konenen, died February 10 at Hot Lake. Funeral service was held at the German Lutheran Church northeast of the city with J T Brown conducting, burial followed in Greasewood cemetery. Survived by parents, five brothers John Oscar Lambert Tom and Albine Gonenen, and five sisters Mrs Hermo Mrs Hattson Mrs Radie Mrs Jines and Annie Konenen.
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Hot Lake
Greasewood
German Luthern Church
J. T. Brown
Pendleton
Matt Konenen
John
Oscar
Lambert
Tom
Albine Gonenen
Mra. Hermo
State Treasurer Kennedy Ends Life in Buffalo Hotel
Albany report says John J. Kennedy, New York State treasurer, killed himself in a Buffalo hotel room on Sunday with a razor after news of a grand jury subpoena in a New York graft inquiry. DA Blames temporary insanity driven by fear of testifying against associates. Kennedy was found with a razor beside him and a severed jugular vein.
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Albany
N. Y
Kennedy
Buffalo
New York City
XI. Y
John J. Kennedy
Markeen Hotel
New York
Charles E. Whitman
John Doe
Dirnberger, Jr
Government troops close on Ecuador rebel stronghold
In Ecuador on February 16 government forces prepare for a fresh assault on Emeraldas a rebel stronghold. Reports say Emeraldas was briefly taken last week but rebels repelled the counterattack. Foreigners are believed safe though unease grows.
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Ecuador
Rebela
Ovayaquil
Eameraldas
Eemeraldas
Aviator Christofferson Sets Ascot Park Landing Record
Los Angeles February 16 Christofferson piloted a lighter aircraft to a new record at Ascot Park landing at 12 25 this afternoon.
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Los Angeles
Christofferson
Ascot Park
A diplomat quote from London Tit-Bita
A father explains diplomacy to his son in a humorously critical beat about remembering birthdays but forgetting a lady's age. The quip reflects social wit from a London Tit-Bita column.
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London
Proximity Travel Note Near Bakersfield
A fragment notes a journey of approximately 125 miles from Bakersfield in three hours and forty minutes, suggesting a travel duration estimate or route reference.
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Bakersfield
Mo. Brakeman Shot While Rescue Attempt Fails
Glendive Mont Feb 16 A J Steele brakeman on the Northern Pacific is shot and killed while attempting to push a buggy with his wife and two children and Jay Johnson seated aboard from a bridge over the Yellowstone river Johnson surrendered to the authorities after the shooting and incident remains under investigation
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Glendive
Mont
Jay Johnson
Yellowstone River
A. J. Steele
Johnson
Police report on Steele slaying weapon tied to Mrs Steele
Johnson states the weapon used to kill Steele was handed to him by Mrs Steele, tying her to the incident and prompting ongoing investigations.
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Johnson
Steele
Sharkey Fined and Jailed for Disreputable Resort
New York police court actions sentence former boxer Tom Sharkey to 30 days in jail and a $100 fine for maintaining a disreputable resort. The resort manager received a jail term without a fine.
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Sharkey
New York
Tom Sharkey
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Asotin
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Livengood
Roberts Willston
Holdman
J.D. Harrah
Will Konenen
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