Laws Block Washington Sheep In Oregon Forest Reserves
Washington and Oregon woolgrowers clash with federal rules over grazing in forest reserves. Washington seeks relief through diplomacy but the Department of Agriculture says no relief on state rights. Senators Ankeny and Warren pursue talks with President Roosevelt to protect cattle and sheep interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Oregon
Washington
Department
Heepmen
Yakima Republic
Agricultural Department
State of
Wenaha Woolgrowers’ Association of
Walla Walla
Ankeny
Oregon Forest
Secretary of Vericulture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Sage
Senator Ankeny
Warren
Roosevelt
Telephone Stable Sold to New Proprie tors
J T Laing and J B Russell have bought the Telephone Stables from Bowers Son and take charge this morning in Eastport Street. They plan improvements and expansion of the business, while Mr Bowers departs the city likely for Montana.
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J. T. Laing
J. B. Russell
Tellephone Srables
Bowers & Son
Bowers
Eastport Street
Montana
Visiting in Mexico Souvenir Cards From Montgomerys Reach Munroe City
Souvenir postal cards arrive from Mr and Mrs T G Montgomery now visiting Old Mexico. They recently toured San Luis Potosi Mexico City and other sites and planned to continue to Pueblo Jalipa and Vera Cruz. They expect to be away until mid March with further travels noted.
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Srs
T. G. Montgomery
Old Mexico
San Lula Potoal
City of Mexico
Pueblo
Jalipax
Vera Cruz
God
Montgome
Teun
Aecn
WS Fe
Inmate Raymond Sutured by Grip Improves
Raymond, son of Mr and Mrs R Raymond of South Main street, has been seriously ill with grip and is now improved. The Nicodemila sailed from Portland February 14 with 60 000 barrels of flour for the orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanne Tl
Pwtyal Raymond
R. Raymond
South Main Street
Portland
Orient
Check Artist Abroad In Pendleton Lands Eight Dollar Loss
A stranger passed a forged eight dollar Knowlton check at the Log Cabin saloon after trying to cash a ten dollar note at Alexander store. cashier Carl Cooley alerted Sheriff Taylor after the man fled, leaving the check. Officers scanned saloons and trains but the forger, using the name G. E. Johnson, remains at large. he resembles a 26 or 27 year old, about five feet six, dark complexion, clean shaven, wearing a black suit and blue felt hat. The Sayings bank was the drawn upon institution, with Knowlton’s signature imitated closely.
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Pendleton
Stele Sucess
Log Cabin
D.C. Knowlton
Weet Altm Street
Alexander
Carl Cooley
Cooley
Mr. Knowlton
Mr. Cooley
Taylor
G. E. Johnson
Johnson
Potlatch Lumber Announces Major Local Expansion
Potlatch Lumber plans sweeping changes at its west end plant to improve service. The office building will move from Webb street to Alta, sheds reconfigured to double capacity, new sheds added, and a high fence around the yard with controlled access. John Kendall cites past inefficiencies and confirms expanded lumber and coal shed capacity. Q H Prebbett is now local manager following W J Bewell’s tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potlatch Lumber Company
Webb Street
Alta
John Kendall
Potlatch Company
Q. H. Prebbett
W. J.bewell
Brown couple to return to Pendleton from The Dalles
Mr and Mrs Clint Brown formerly of Pendleton are returning after time in The Dalles Mrs Brown resumes her job in the nation department at the Alexander store starting tomorrow Mr Brown formerly a linotype operator at The Dalles Chronicle will begin a similar post at the East Oregonian next week
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Clint Brown
City
Dalles
Pendleton
Brown
Nation Department
Alexander
Dalles Chronicle
East Oregonian
Fruit Pest Oversight Visit Boosts Eastern Oregon Prospects
Judd Geer of Cove Union County, member of the state horticultural board for the eastern Oregon district, is in the city today inspecting fruit conditions. He reports an excellent prospect for a large crop across the eastern Oregon district and notes regulations on spraying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd Geer
Cove
Union County
Oregon
Dstrict
Oreton
Delays, Rail Blockade Hit Saturday Supplements
The rail blockade last week delayed supplements and shipments, with officials saying eradicating fruit pests improves conditions yearly. Mr Geer cites eastern Oregon climate as challenging. Gand Ronde valley sees plowing and bloom while Blue Mountain areas show snow and backward conditions. West of the mountains reports excellent conditions and a potential large fruit crop.
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Oregon
Mr. Geer
East Oregonian
Gand Ronde
Blue Mountaine
Daily Train to Weston Opens East Wimnatiin County
The OF RL &. plans a daily mail and passenger train from this city to Weston. It will depart at 6:16 AM and return in the evening. Service will extend as the Walla Walla branch opens, aiding business from the eastern county.
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Dt & ON
Wimnatiin
Weston
Walla Walla
Regulation of Estates Under Washburn Bill Passed
The Washburn Bill allows a spouse to convey real estate as if unmarried when the other spouse is adjudged insane. It limits disputes over property acquired during insanity and requires court adjudication. Salem Statesman notes the new provision modifies prior restrictions on the transfer of jointly held estates during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusane
Washburn
Salem Statesman
Church Hemimend Renovation and Near June Dedication
Work resumed on the M. E. church this morning. The stone work will take about two weeks to finish and the congregation hopes to dedicate the church around June 1. Bishop D. H. Moore of Portland may be present before his trip to Old Mexico and Alaska.
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D. H. Moore
Portland
Old Mexico
Alnska
Horse Shipments to Baker City for Sale
A. C. Ruby sent a Joan Belevin stallion to Baker City for disposal in a few days. The Percheron horse sent by Mr. Truby to Baker County last week was praised as the finest horse ever in the county. Several sales are planned in the county in the coming days.
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A. C. Ruby
Joan Belevin
Baker City
Mr. Truby
Baker County
Veterinarian Prepares 47 Work Horses for Spring
Dr. T. J. Lloyd, renowned veterinarian, has finished dental work and tooth dressing on 47 work horses for A. F. Cooley. He reports finger teams used in Oregon are concentrated in farming communities near Pendleton.
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T. J. Lloyd
A. F A. Cooley
Javed
Oregon
Pendleton
Break in Mississippi river embankment near orange grove
A New Orleans dispatch reports about 60 miles below the city a 20 foot stretch of the Mississippi river levee broke where crawfish bored through the embankment. The break was about 12 feet deep. Engineers closed the breach by driving a row of piling around the front of the opening.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Orange Grove
Missineippi
Tax payments begin at sheriff's office with rebate
Tax payments commenced at the sheriff's office today drawing many callers. A large number paid their taxes and secured the eight percent rebate while many others came to make inquiries of various kinds.
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Sheriff's Office
Wellal
Work Rushes on Walla Walla Branch Line
A large force of men is at work on the Walla Walla branch of the O R N. It is hoped to have the line open in a few days. General Superintendent M J Buckley personally oversees the project and will marshal all available men to speed the repalma.
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Walla Walla
M. J. Buckley
Lydia BK. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
C.E
Lydia E. Pinkham
C. E. Fink
Carnegie, Pa
Mra. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Marriage Licenses Granted in City
A marriage license was issued today to Eastley O. Landers of Kansas City and Dora G. Kerfoot of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastley O. Landers
Kansas City
Dora G. Kerfoot
This City
Why So Popular Bitters Cure Myriad Ailments
The text touts Bitters as popular worldwide among the sick and cites supposed voluntary testimonials claiming cures after other remedies failed. It presents a persuasive claim about broad efficacy without verifiable evidence.
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Thin
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Medicine Ad Card
An advertisement promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a superior medicine to cure dyspepsia indigestion costiveness female ills headache colds or malaria. It urges trying a bottle for relief and health benefits.
Sheepmen face costly winter feed in Yakima valley
In Yakima Republic details the severe drought last summer forced early hay feeding as snow increases. Hay prices rise with scarcity, with a few sheepmen paying around 14 dollars per ton for wheat hay. James Wright reports feeding 8000 head in Horse Heaven country, expects possible losses if winter lasts long, while alfalfa remains plentiful but hard to market.
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Yakia Republic
Walley
Horse Heaven
James Wright
Republic
Mike Wood
Tam
Jower
Record Mail Volume Breaks 24 Hour Mark at Post Office
Postal clerks announced over four tons of mail arrived Saturday surpassing all 24 hour totals except those of a named bulletin. Most mail was second third and fourth class with about 20 pounds per sack. roughly 20 pouches were first class and sacks overflowed. Also reports deny President Clemenceau of France will resign.
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Walla Walla
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Empire
Empire Maple
Ae Nee
Copfer
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
T. S. Pringle
Mgr
Ington
Watchmaker
Silversmiith
Colesworthy
Bath
Winslow Bros.tallman & Co
Jewelers
Laing & Ruweedll Bought Business ——— Bo A
Mexico
G. Montgomery
Munroe City
Dp. C. Knowlton
Alewaxder
Carl Coney
Savings Bank
C. E. Johnson
Co. Brown and Wife Return
Hostetter
Boston
Yakima
Clemenceau
France
Men’s Shop
Max Baer
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