Real Estate Transfers in Pendleton and Weaton Regions
Warranty deeds record transfers from Frederick Steiner as administrator to W. EL Porgua and others for 1476 involving Arn old Baoley's addition in Pendleton, Elmer Albee to M D Smith in Helix, Watts to F Baling in Weaton, and Halstead to Geo FL Perry covering section 13 township 3 north range 29 with mete and bound descriptions.
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Frederick Steiner
W. EL Porgua
Arnold Baoley
Pendleton
Elmer Albee
Simith
Helix
Watts
Baling
Weaton
OW. Halstead
Geo
FL Perry
Deutschland Again Expected in New London
Indications that the Deutschsand is expected soon were given by its arrival of negro Mevedores unloading merchandise at the wharf of the Eastern Forwarding company owned by U boats. It was mainly rubber and nickel.
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New London
Eastern Forwarding Company
Death of Bernard Lewis Shipped for Burial in Pittsburg
Pittsburg Jan 6 The body of Bernard Lewis the death by own action who was suspected of the murder of Masie Colbert of Philadelphia was shipped here on a fast train secretly for burial.
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Pittsburg
Bernard Lewis
Masie Colbert
Philadelphia
Kickapoo Worm Killer Candy Tablets Ad
An old advertisement urges parents to treat children’s worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer candy tablets. It claims quick relief, vitality restoration, and safer removal, urging purchase at the local drugstore.
Sothern Performs After Minor Operation
E H Sothern, veteran actor, had to hit the stage again after a minor operation in Chicago on January 6.
Echo Oregon News Highlights People and Shipments
Bee cattle shipments from Echo drive market activity as three cattle cars depart to Heatile and Rouge Bros, with crews led by Arthur Arnold and B G Mauhburn. Pacific Telephone workers receive Christmas bonuses ranging from two weeks to three weeks wages. Local students depart to Portland Monmouth and Salem for studies, including Huth Coburn, Berle An, Myrile Branstalter, and Earl Beseltyne, while Gaylord Madison returns from Spokane and others head to Corvallis and Chicago for two months’ vacations. Echo residents resume school and work as the community notes travel and education plans.
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Heatile
Blackwell
Rouge Bros
Arthur Arnold
B. G. Mauhburn
Allen Thormany
Stanfield
Pacific Telephone and ‘Telegraph Co
Echo
Misa Huth Coburn
Benkhe-Walker Business College
Portland
Minex Berle Anfine Tralp
Mowe Tha Wattenburburger
Normal School
Monmouth
Ore
Miureen
Witenbureer
Myrile Bransteller
Earl Beseltyne
Corvalslie
Oo A
Charles
Young
Salem
Edward
Adolph Shode
Jacob Rhode
Chicago
Ilinois
Iowa
Staties
Gaylord Madison
Spokane
James Melauoghlin Jr
la Grande
J. Frank
Spinning
Grandpa Bethlefeen
Haneween
Purse Thief Eludes Chase On Berginten Avenue
New Jersey resident Mrs Niesen lost her purse in New York while shopping on Berginten Avenue. A passerby joined a chase but Mrs Niesen urged him to stop. Her Airedale Rikemarek retrieved the bag after the youth fled, with the purse later found containing $25.
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New York
John Niesen
Thirtieth Street
Woodcliff
N. J
Bergenting Avenue
Niewen
Rikemarek
Riemtek
Sunday Fight Aims to Make Boston Dry
A community dispute unfolds over Prohibition measures in Boston as activists rally for or against a dry ordinance. Local officials debate enforcement, health concerns, and public safety while residents weigh the impact on businesses and daily life.
Billy Sunday Led Dry Campaign in Boston Fight
If Boston had voted dry on Tuesday December 19, the effort credited most to Billy Sunday the famous evangelist who spearheaded the liquor opposition. His nightly sermons drew thousands to the Sunday Tabernacle as the campaign raged in Massachusetts capital.
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Boston
Billy" Sunday
Massachusetts
Green trunk murder verdict in Stark Street case
Edward Bartholomew was found guilty of the murder of John Lind in the Green Trunk rooming house on Stark Street, after more than a year of investigation. Circuit Judge Davie presided as jury rendered the verdict yesterday in Portland. Hood River records show the city water plant earned 100 dollars monthly to cover operating and maintenance costs over the past year. In Walla Walla, wheat from the valley is being transformed into matzos for Passover, with grain grown locally. La Grande reports 127 land applications filed since January 1 under the 640 acre grazing bill, totaling about 80,000 acres across several counties. Oregon Agricultural College notes a decided impetus.
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Portland
Edward Bartholomew
John Lind
LA Grande
Jan
Wallowa
Union
Baker and Grant
Morrow
Umatilla County
Northweent grain convention adopts bulk handling rule
Resolutions were unanimously adopted at the Northwest grain convention held at the Oregon Agricultural College this week. The measure declares that henceforth small grain transactions and quotations of wheat prices in the Northwest shall be considered dull grain unless distinctly specified otherwise.
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Northweent
Oregon
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Downey's Market
Deutschland
M. A. Gunst & CO. Incorporated
Eon
Cailloads
ILY
Bugg Bilos
Chaplin
Charlie
Charles Spencer Chaplin In
Hugo Eric Mann
Edna Purviance
Helen
Lumberlands
the Curio Shop
First Nat. Bank
MLL
Billy
Sundals
Hood River
Steces Bn
Walla Walla
Walla Walla Valley
Old World
Oregon Agricultural College
Ron Dawn
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
H. G. Blydenstein
E. Court St
Aurruitural College
Declari
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Federal Reserve Bank Banking House _ Cash and Exchange
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First National Bank Pendleton
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