Cattlemen Unite to Build Oregon Industry Through Law Reforms
Following the National Livestock Association meeting in Portland Oregon cattlemen formed the Oregon Cattlemen's Association the first general group in the state. It aims to improve shipping regulations laws protection from thieves disease and commission men with an executive committee representing every county. Officers include President William Harney The Dalles Secretary Grant Mays Wasco County First Vice President William Moetealf Ontario Second Vice President C F Fulton Wasco Treasurer R M Stanfield Echo and President William Tanley Grant Mays John Caviness Union Ontario WL Gibson Ashland George W Owens Ashland.
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National Livestock Asociation
Portland
Cattlemen of
Oregon
Oregon Cattlemen's Association
William Harney
Harney County
Grant Mays
The
Dalles
William Moetealf
Ontario
C. F. Fulton
Wasco County
R. M. Stanfield
Echo
W. L. Gibson
Malheur
W. Kilgore
Klamath
George W. Hont
Foater Transportation
M. Stanfield
John Pelton
Ashland
Joe Combe
John Day
Grant County
William Wurteweller
Prineville
William Jones
Weat Fall
Malheur County
J.L. Sits
W. Moteau
Pierce Mays
Board of Control
William Tanley
John Caviness
Union County
WL. Gibson
George W. Owens
J J Caviness Sees Beet Production Hope in Valley
J J Caviness, noted fundraiser in Grand Ronde valley, passed home from the Portland livestock convention satisfied with renewed work and high praise for achievements. He believes Umatilla county may match or exceed Grand Ronde as a beet producing area.
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J. J. Caviness
Moat
Grand Ronde Valley
Portland
Mr. Cavineyk
Tie Belerve
Umatilla County
Grand Ronde
Walter M. Pierce Named Director At Local Bank
Walter M. Pierce director of La Grande Bank was elected to the board of the Farmers and Traders National Bank of La Grande at last Saturday’s meeting.
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la Grande Bank
Walter M. Pierce
Farmers’ and Traders’ National Bank of
la Grande
School Exhibits Get Under Way For St Louis Show
Public school faculty in Pendleton begins active preparations for the St Louis exhibit. All grades will participate with strong emphasis on the manual training department. Prof H Lyman arrives late but will push the plan, under E B Conklin, with revival meetings and local events continuing this week.
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Public
Ft Louls
H. Lyman
Astoria
Department of Public Instruction
E. B. Conklin
Saratom
Whitman Wins Second Annual Oratorical Battle at Eugene
Whitman oratorical team defeated Oregon University on Holiday night in Eugene. Prompt debated was Resolved That the Incorporation of the labor unions is undesirable. Whitman speakers Edward Thaldwin and Hezekiah Brown argued against union incorporation, while Oregon team Herbert Moulton and Vernon Tomlinson spoke for it. Judges included Governor George E. Chamberlain, Hubert Treat Plate, and Otto Kreamer.
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Oregon
Whitman
Oregon University
Halliday
Eugene
Oroson
Herbert L. Moulton
Vernon Tomlinson
Edward Dy. Thaldwin
Hezekiah Brown
Oregon cattlemen fare better than California report
J H Gwinn from California reports dire conditions in Tulare County with cattle so weak they stagger, stacks and poor feed. He notes burned ranges, a failing hay crop, and scarce rain, yet Oregon stockmen remain in clover while outsiders fear losses in shipping and selling poor stock.
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California
J. HH. Gwinn
Oregon
Tulare County
Oiwinn
Lonmn
Catte
Secant
LIEVALLEN NOT GUILTY ON DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
Adams Jan 18 In reply to a Daily East Oregonian notice John T Libvallen denies seeking a legislative seat in Umatilla County He says he helped friends secure nominations but is not a candidate and will support the nominated Democrats in the forecast He urges the office seek the man not the candidate.
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Umatilla County
Adams
East Oregonian
Christian Revival Amid Evening Services At Local Church
The Christian church overflowed with worship as Dr Martin delivered an engaging talk accompanied by a newly organized speaker-evcalient choir. Congregation grew during the revival event drawing attendees from the community and nearby areas.
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Martin
Evcalient
Doctor to Lead Heart Surgery in Walla Walla
Dr. W. G. Cole travels to Walla Walla this morning to oversee a heart surgical operation, taking charge of the procedure and related arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
W. G. Cole
Women Praise It for Health Restorer Litter Claims
A fragmented advertorial claims thousands of women praise a stomach health product called litters for curing female complaints indigestion dyspepsia insomnia and constipation. The text promotes immediate use and asserts all sickly women should try it now.
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Aleo
Sullivan Baker Take Charge Of Brewery Saloon
Sullivan and Baker assume management of the Brewery saloon on Court Street after acquiring from Roesch who handed over the keys Saturday evening. The new owners are well known in the city and plan to run an orderly quiet house with no disturbances.
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Court and
Thompson
Joe Sullivan
Lee Baker
Eoat Court Street
Roesch
Mesurs
Baker
Sullivan
Coming Events in Walla Walla and Pendleton Poultry Show
Local notice lists a Walla Wallan poultry show on February 7 8 with Oregon Christian Endeavor event in Pendleton on February 12 104. The brief items signal community gatherings with varied dates and venues across the region.
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Walla Wallan
Oregon Christian Endeavor
Pendleton
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