Wool warehouse plan seeks Pasco cooperation for better wool prices
A Pasco wool warehouse proposal aims to consolidate the Yakima and Oregon wool clips under one central storage to lower costs and boost prices. The Washington-Wenaha Wool Growers’ association backed by leaders from Waltsburg Starbuck and Walla Walla, plans to meet Yakima growers to build storage and improve transport links for regional wool marketing. A committee was formed to push the idea, with R A Jackson of Dayton named president after re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasco
Washington
Oregon
Washington-Wenaha Wool Growers’ Association
Walla Walla
Washington Wool Srowers
C. A. Hales
Waltsburg
J. Dickensen
Starbuck
John Kydd
Yakima Wool Growers’ Association
Kydd
Paseo
Northwest
R. A. Jackson
Dayton
Adrian Magalion
C. A. van Hollebeke
W. E. Halsey
Asotin
Pine Valley Cheese Factory to Open Under Wallington
Frank Wallington, formerly in charge of Jensen Creamery in Baker, will manage Pine Valley Cheese Factory. The article also notes cattle shrinkage in transit and preloading feeding tips, and announces a big stock sale at Alta feed yard with Col. W. H. Yohnka as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Valley
Frank Wallington
Jensen Creamery Company
Baker
Department of Agriculture
Alta
Col
W. H Yohnka
Child Welfare Flags Bring Ready Sales
The Indies, 24 in number, appeared on the streets early this morning and soon almost every man to be seen was wearing a title flag upon the lapel of his coat. Few refusals were encountered, everybody willing to contribute his mite to help such a worthy enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indies
173 Ounce Cleanup Boosts Martin and Daniel Mine
In Grants Pass Oregon this week the Martin and Daniel mine in the Jallee district reported 173 ounces of gold in the first cleanup of the season. Owners say the mine has yielded more than 100 dollars daily since January 1. Placer mining is thriving with ample water and recent snow. Miners bring in cold to assist operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin and Daniel
Grants Pass
Jallee
Strike Called Off in Erie Molders Dispute
ERIE Pa February 17 Labor leaders announced the molders strike, ongoing since November 1912, is ended though manufacturers refused to meet the strikers demands. The stoppage has seen significant rioting and some bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric
Erie
Just common sense drives Cleveland girl to plain dress
Florence Higgins a Cleveland telephone girl says she discards ruffles laces and velvet hats for practical low heeled shoes long tailored colored collars and a mannish suit because she is a working girl. She asserts plain attire lasts longer and that street sweepers should clean the streets not her hat trains while she carries a cane on Sundays and holidays despite public opinion.
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Cleveland
Florence Higgins
Higgins
Local visitors and residents in Pendleton scene
D G Sigshee of Heppner is a guest at Bowman. Alexander returns from Portland. Sheriff Taylor travels to Echo. Sidney McHeynolds of Pilot Rock nights in the city. John P. Hannon of O W R N is in from La Grande. Elmer Hooker of Athena arrives for the night. Gerald Stanfield, sheepman, spends the day here. Alex Montgomery of Helix on morning train. D C Sanderson of Freewater Times arrives by morning train. Charles Sams of Milton collects bounty for five ecoy ote hides. Mrs Corley joins Pilot Rock delegates for Sunday school. Carr from Adams enroute home from Norlin. Mrs Herring and Mrs Hoover of Pasco shop. Mr and Mrs Ralph Stanfield and son Jack arrive from Echo by car. William Roesch brewers trip to west end. Asi B Thomson of Echo, president of Oregon Traffic congress, stays in Pendleton. Louis Beholl Jr justice of the peace at Echo seeks legislative post. Rev A Mackenzie Meldrum of Athena travels to Pilot Rock for Sunday school event. Ardus McCool and Della Odessa Stussell of Athena attend county Sunday school convention in Pilot Rock. A Barrett of Athena, joint senator from three counties, seeks re-election and spends weekend in Union County.
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D. G. Sigshee
Heppner
Bowman
Alexander
Portland
T. D. Taylor
Echo
Sidney McHeynolds
Pilot Rock
John P. Hannon
la Grande
Elmer Hooker
Athena
Gerald Stanfield
Corley
Carr
Plonger Adams
Norlin
D. R. Herring
Charles Hoover
Pasco
Ralph B. Stanfield
Jack
William Roesch
Asi B. Thomson
Oregon Trii- Ection Congress
Pendleton
Louis Beholl
A. Mackenzie Meldrum
Ardus McCool
Della
Odessa Stussell
Oats Packed for Parcel Post Shipment From Ferdinand
A ton of oats from Ferdinand Idaho to Joseph Oregon will be sent by parcel post in 50 pound packages to save 40 on freight. The postage for the ton is 21.60.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Ferdinand
Joseph
Ore
Parcel Post
Daughter of Bishop Quayle Dies After Cancer Treatment
Marguerite Quayle aged 27 daughter of Bishop Quayle of the Methodist Episcopal Church died at Wesley Hospital after radium treatment for cancer. She had been discharged as cured but collapsed on her way home in Chicago on February 17.
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Chicago
Marguerite Quayle
Bishop Quayle
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesley Hospital
Poverty Makes It Easy To Embrace The Simple Life
A brief note reflects on how economic hardship reshapes daily routines and values, highlighting frugal living, reliance on community aid, and a shift toward simpler choices amid scarce resources. It contrasts comfort with necessity and underscores resilience.
Who is back of the salt to disrupt the water board
Stephen A. Lowell replies to an editorial insinuating behind the scenes support for a water board lawsuit. He denies any backing by individuals, firms, or a corporation and asserts he acts for the common people. He stresses self-funded, voluntary action to enforce law and questions motives behind claims of corporate influence.
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East Oregonian
Lowell
Pacific Power & Light Co
Pendleton
Judge Lowell
Judge Lowe
Pacific Power and Light Company
Fite Gerald
Common Council
Commercial Association
Plain People
Fitzgerald
Stephen A. Lowell
Love Is Like the Wind Across Quiet Days
A reflective note on love arriving unseen, moving softly across life. The piece contrasts certainty with mystery, likening affection to an unseen breeze that reshapes hearts without warning.
Griscoms Welcome Second Son in Rome Birth
New York February 17 Mr and Mrs Lloyd C Griscom joyfully announce the birth of their second son born in Rome six years ago when Griscom served as American ambassador there Both mother and baby are well Former President Roosevelt appointed Griscom minister to Japan later serving as United States minister to Persia Brazil and Italy
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New York
Lloyd C. Griscom
Rome
Mr. Griscom
Mother
Ven
Roosevelt
Griscom
Japan
United States
Persia
Brazil
Italy
Furnished rentals and services listed around Hermiston area
A dense notice page lists furnished rooms on 501 Water Street and a 5 room house with stone cellar at 1100 Raley Street, plus various buy and sell offers. Advertisements include livery business for sale, 40 horses and mules for sale, and Penland Bros transfers for hauling. Also requests for five dozen young hens and old papers for sale, with inquiries to Box 531 Hermiston and Box 625 city, plus local job inquiries and ranch listings in Oregon communities.
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Gritman Brothers
East Oregonian
Hermiston
Ore
City
Raley Street
Walters Mill
Penland Bros
Little Jeff
R. F. Kirkpatrick
Pendleton
Oregon
Mark Moorhouse Co
East Court Street
Malin Street
Walters’ Mill
Main Street
Jas. L Hall
Gurdane
New Castle Boxing Club Debut Opens With Promising Fights
New Castle Pa Feb 17 The New Castle Young Danny Dunn of Pittsburgh and Tony White of Youngstown meet in the semi wind up while Batting Terry of Newcastle and Mickey Rodgers of Pittsburgh headline the opening bout at the citys newest sporting club. Peter Kriser disclaims responsibility for Annie Krisers debts dated Feb 16 1914.
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Newcastle
Terry
Mickey Rodgers
Pittsburg
Danny Dunn
Tony White
Youngston
President Back at Work
President Wilson resumed work after illness, reporting he was well enough to return to duties in Washington on February 17. The brief note states he was able to resume official tasks today, signaling a recovery and continuation of leadership duties.
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Washington
Wilson
Be Back at Work Yet Not His Usual Self
He is far from normal with a husky voice and pale face. He did not venture outdoors.
Murderer Dies on Gallows in Calgary
Calgary February 17 Jasper Collins, who murdered John Henson, died on the gallows after being deemed insane since last Friday. He had been kept alive by liquid foods until today.
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Calgary
Jasper Collins
John Henson
Movement aims to annex West Salem to Salem
In Salem Oregon residents of West Salem push for annexation to the city. A key hurdle is a Willamette River bridge between the towns, which many deem unsafe. An investigation into the bridge condition is to be conducted after the idea was raised with the local commercial club, then Marion and Polk county courts and city officials.
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Salem
Ore
West Salem
Willamette
Commercial Club
Marion
Polk
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Yakima
Northern Oregon
Lon Richardson
Harney County
Robi. Odell
Ontario
Phoenix
Ariz
Pacific Live Stock Company
Chas
Markle
Dell Duncan
Arizon
Ernest Easman
Pat Russell
Rabbita Saffer
Gooseberry
Morrow County
H. R. Smith
Blightmile Center
Liberty
Fairview
M. Logenbaugh
Prineville
Franklin
Pendleton Auto Co
Alex Montgomery
Helix
D. ¢. Sanderson
Freewater Times
Charles Sams
Milton
A. Barrett
Umatilla
Union
Morrow
Union County
U. S
Wohlenberg Department Store
Water Street
Annie Kriser
Peter Kriser
Ady
Salem May Annex Town
Dr. Thos
Ohmart
Taylor Hardware
Pendleton. Ore
Irvington
Pendleton, Obe
A. Schneiter, Prop
Mark Moorhouse Company
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
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