Aberdeen baseball team may train in Pendleton early season
Aberdeen team seeks early training site in Pendleton, Northwestern League member with Tacoma Spokane Gray's Harbor Butte Helena as rivals. J G Frasier reports to Commercial association after Brown, Aberdeen manager and former Pendleton player, asks about grounds and hotel accommodations. Planned April start with possible games against Montana club at Walla Walla.
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Pendleton
Aberdeen
J. G. Frasier
R. P. Brown
Fraiier
Commercial Association
Brown
Tacoma
Spokane
Gray's Harbor
Butte
Helena
Montana
Walla Walla
Watches for sale promise to save you time
A local advert touts a large selection of watches described as splendid timekeepers. It urges immediate purchase to avoid annoyance and emphasizes the bargain prices offered now.
Range Meeting At Heppner Ponders Blue Mountains Reserve
About 200 stockmen from Morrow Gilliam Crook and Umatilla counties gathered in Heppner this week to partition the western division of the Blue Mountains Reserve. Superintendent D B Sheller directed the meeting which was among the most harmonious in eastern Oregon.
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Blue Mountains Reserve
Heppner
Blue Mountain Reserve
Morrow
Gilliam
Crook
Umatilla
D. B. Sheller
Oregon
Montgomery in Mexico Enjoys Bull Fight and Lake Ducks
W. D. Burford has received a post card from T. G. Montgomery who was in Jalapa and writing from Mexico City. The card teases “987,416 ducks In aight on the lake” and Montgomery, who left southern Mexico for the capital last Monday, reports viewing a bull fight and enjoying the country’s attractions.
Cleaning Day in Fiieen Set for February 24 in San Francisco
Cleaning Day in Fiieen, San Francisco, announced for February 24, urges every householder to remove coats, wear overalls, and rake and clean streets and dooryards. The city aims for a broader cleanup, promising a transformed metropolis by Monday morning.
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Fiieen
San Francisco
Wheat growers of Pendleton city discuss barley corn and drought
Smith of Pendleton at Imperial hotel cites climate as cause for only two thirds of fall sown wheat in Umatilla County last season. He notes high grain sacks, scarce labor, and high harvesting wages strain renters while owners fare better. A good rain earlier could have boosted yields. recent snows and thawed ground failed to help. Despite setbacks, Smith remains hopeful for a good crop if conditions improve.
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Smith
Umatilla
Oregon Dairy Journal
Thin City
Pendleton
Imperial Hotel
Timatitla
Journal
Timothy hay replaces wheat on Britten ranch at sale
Dr J D Pla mondon bids $25 per acre at the agency sale for the Britten ranch and plans to switch production to timothy. Mountain land yields about a ton and a half per acre in hay, with strong demand and higher profitability than wheat on similar soil. Hay bale pressing costs $1.50 per ton, harvest occurs in the driest season with minimal labor and rain risk.
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J. D. Plamondon
Britten
Thurreday
Athena Press
Timothy
Lnbor
Walla Walla and Pendleton Basketball Game Tonight
Delayed train caused last night’s game to be postponed. The Walla Walla and Pendleton high schools will meet in the high school gym at 8 30 this evening. Pendleton currently leads the series 19 to 11, with Garden City players said to have strengthened for a tight contest amid strong local enthusiasm.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
John Dickson
Garden City
Prisoners Drunk In City Fall Incident
Marshal Tom Gurdane investigates a drunken group in City Fall where several prisoners were intoxicated before a police emetsesalon. The chief of pelle brought them in and the court session was postponed as the crowd sobered.
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Tom Gurdane
Pelle
Police
Emetsesalon
Woodcraft Prospering Campaign Under Ella Porter
Mrs Ella Porter organizer for the Women of Woodcraft reports a two month campaign in Ogden adding over 106 members and hosting a warm reception for Mr Porter. She heads next to Spokane then Walla Walla and Heppner to continue meetings as the order grows.
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Woodcraft
Ella Porter
Women of
Wondcraft
O, Th & SN
Opgien
Ogden
Porter
Spokane
Walla Walla
Heppner
Wost
Bucks Shearing Crew Finishes Tank at Cunninghim Bucket
The finishing crew completed the clipping task at the Cunninghim company bucket after arriving on the Pi Jot Rock tage last night.
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Cunninghim Company
Divorce Granted for John and Jennie Collier
Judge Bean granted a divorce to John Collier from Jennie Collier today. Peter Went was the attorney for the plaintiff.
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John Collier
Jennie Collier
Will Move to Garfield Washington on Homestead Proof
T O Yater has completed proof on his homestead near Pilot Rock and will relocate to Garfield Washington to rewide.
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Garfield
T. O. Yater
Pilot Rock
Wash
Government Examinations For Irrigation Jobs In Washington
The Yakima Republic reports government tests soon at several Washington points for irrigation farmers and managers under the department of agriculture. Positions pay from 720 to 2500 dollars yearly with five years’ irrigation experience and seven specified exam subjects including water management and drawing. Examinations will be held in Bellingham Port Townsend Seattle Spokane Tacoma and Walla Walla with applications via the local civil service board secretary.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Yakima Republic
Agricultural Colleges of
United States
Office of Experiment Stations
Umatilla Tribe to Convene Grievance Council Next Week
Todinns and prominent Umatilla leaders plan a tribal council in Umapine to present comprehensive grievances against Superintendent O C Edwards. Inspector Davis is in town to investigate charges, with the meeting expected to substantiate claims across controversies affecting the nation. A Second Presbyterian church social drew nearly 200 attendees with a supper, literary program, and music.
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Todinns
O. C. Edwards
No Shirt
Umapine
Amos Tund
Yakima George
Kash Kash
Umatilla
Davis
Edwarda
First Presbyterian Church
Arrs
F. Driscoll
Frank Hayes
Donia Huffman
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Maro to Perform at Frazer Theater March 19
Maro, highly regarded as a premier magic act, visits the Frazer theater on March 19 as the third event in the Pendleton lecture course. He will present a first class magic program accompanied by a saxophone quartet, touted as a standout musical feature on the touring circuit.
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Maro
Frazer Theater
Pendleton
Roads Downed Amid Heavy Northwest Floods And Landslides
The Spokesman Review reports widespread rail disruptions across Washington and neighboring states as rivers run high and washes flood. Northern Pacific and U R N lines face long delays from washed-out tracks near Hatton and Connelly, with water covering segments and embankments reinforced by pile drivers. Yakima canyon landslide clears by 8 p m. Great Northern carries Coast traffic and NP trains, with line open to the coast yet reports vary by route.
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Northern Pacific
Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Portland
Hay Canyon
Umatilla
Walsutl
Hatton
Wish
Connell, Wash
Yakima Canyon
Great Northern
Vaudeville Show Delights Crowded Star Theater Crowd
The Star theater drew a packed crowd last night for a strong vaudeville program. A cornet solo by Prof. H F Driscoll pleased patrons, while moving pictures and sketches by Smith and Ellis also drew praise. A program change is planned for tomorrow evening.
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Star Theater
H. F. Driscoll
Moving Pictures
Smith and Ellis
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