Haaga Trial Begins in Circuit Court Hard‑Fought Action
Joseph Haaga faces a tough circuit court trial accused of robbing the George and Miller store at Echo with property valued over 100 dollars. Jury selection stretched from 9 a.m. to after 2 p.m. and a panel was expanded. Haaga, foreman of Inland Irrigation and Furnish ditch concerns, is defended by Col. J. H. Raley and Judge James A. Fee as District Attorney Phelps prosecutes. A farm hand, W. P. Card, accuses Haaga of assault and battery, with the county jail holding J. T. Wilson as the investigation continues and a formal charge filed by Card.
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Inland Irrigation Company
George & Miller
Echo—Farm
Joseph Haaga
Echo
Haaga
Furnish ‘Ditch Corporation
Col. J. H. Raley
James A. Fee
Phelps
William Caldwell
Julius Guderian
F. J. Crigier
D. W. Wilder
J. H. Clark
C. J. Lawler
F. M. Kent
Kenneth McRae
W. H. Gulliford
EB. E. Harvey
Marion Jack
T. J. Huston
W. P. Card
J. T. Wilson
Bert Wilson
McKay Creek
John Doe
Card
Justice of the Peace Parkes
Cold hour warning urges early treatment
A health advisory urges immediate action at the first signs of a cold to prevent it from becoming deep seated. Delays can extend illness and complicate recovery, as experts emphasize starting care at onset. Take prompt steps now to shorten symptoms and duration.
Takawinn picks Rippey as editor in chief for Nakawinn year
Miss Ina Rippey is chosen editor in chief of Nakawinn for the coming year by Takawinn staff voters. Glenn Storie wins business manager with 60 votes while Gertrude Jordan and Harold Warner trailed. The Wakawinn staff was selected yesterday afternoon under Australian ballot from 2 to 4.
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Ina Rippey
Nakawinn
Glenn Storie
Frank Engdahl
Harold Warner
Anita Slater
High School
Wakawinn
Miss Rippey
Gertrude Jordan
Last Dalles trip may close high school season
The Dalles high school awaits the local squad tomorrow after a morning departure as the away game schedule shrinks. Ongoing inability to schedule with Portland teams has led to abandoning a broader Western Oregon tour originally set for Portland and Eugene.
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Dalles
Portland
Oregon
Eugene
The
Local High School Teams Set For Cascades Trip
The Spokane and Walla Walla high schools will play here with a return game in The Dalles. The local team departs by train tomorrow morning to The Dalles, accompanied by Prof. Hampton, principal of the school.
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Seaion
Gamer
Spokane
Walle Wally
Dalles
Hampton, Princepal
Ulster County Gazette recounts Washington death events
E M Thayer of this city today brought to the East Oregon office a copy of the Ulster County Gazette dated Saturday January 4, 1800. The issue includes an account of George Washington's death and funeral arrangements. The four page paper carries advertising including a unique sawmill advertisement and a sale of a stout healthy African American woman. The Thayers prize the heirloom despite age and wear.
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E. M. Thayer
East Oregons
Ulster County Gazette
George Washington
John Schoonmaker
Rochester
Thayer
Letter from Rev Tallman on California grape district
Rev J B Tallman reports from Lodi near Sacramento describing a grape district with 60 million pounds of wine grapes and 33 million of table grapes produced last year. He notes orange orchards and other fruits, mentions 2000 cars required to ship the crop, and says he will preach at the Lodi M E church next Sunday morning.
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The
East Oregonian
J. B. Tallman
California
Lodi
Sacramento
Lodi M. EB
Cottage Prayer Meetings Tomorrow Morning At Local Homes
Cottage prayer meetings will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock in multiple homes. Leaders include Rev. R. E. Storie at Blaine and Mark streets, Mrs. Kennedy at 521 Bush street, and Mrs. C. E. Fell. other hosts and leaders listed across Webb, Long, College, Johnson, Garden, West Webb, West Railroad, and East Riverside areas.
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S. A. Thompson
Blaine and
Mark Streets
R. E. Storie
Kennedy
Bush Street
C. E. Fell
Wray
Long
WL. van Nuys
Baird
East Webb
Franklin Street
Landers
C. A. Hill
College Street
Hunter
Rs. H. B. Cook
Johnson Street
W. T. Buster
L. L. Mann
Garden
J. D. Lewellen
Lewellen
West Webb
Beam
West Railroad
Easter
D. P. Earl
Hazel
August Guderian
Privett
West Court
G. H. Rugg
John Gurdane
East Riverside
Blanche Whittemore
Portland to Plant Roses in Civic Celebration
The Portland park board will dedicate three blocks for permanent rose gardens and plant 5000 rose bushes in a unique civic event. A planting day will be chosen in coming weeks, with mid February timing praised by local rosarians as safe for rose planting despite winter blasts.
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Park Board
Portland
United States
Oregonian
Middle West
East
New Columbia Produce Manager J F Summers Arrives
New Columbia announces J F Summers formerly of Denver Colorado has been appointed manager of the Columbia Produce Company in this city replacing Dean Tatum who resigned to focus on his bakery business Summers brings experience and cordial reputation and is welcomed by local business circles and H A Vincent a traveling druggist and old friend.
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New Columbia
J. F. Summers
Denver
Col
Columbia Produce Company
Dean Tatum
Mr. Summers
H. A. Vincent
Summers
Pendleton
Bowman Hotel
Party at East Oregonian Building Honors Hatfields
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Turner hosted a social gathering in their rooms at the East Oregonian building last evening in honor of their friends Mr. and Mrs. George Hatfield of Baker City. Mrs. Hatfield is a cousin of Mrs. Turner. The Hatfields, guests of the Turners for several days, departed for home the next morning.
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Baker City
0. F. Turner
East Oregonian
George Hatfield
Snow Deepens In Blue Mountains For Irrigation
Over three feet of snow fell yesterday and last night on the Blue mountains at Meacham and Kamela. If no more snow falls, the present depth should ensure ample water for irrigation next season. It is thought.
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Blue Mountains
Meacham
Kamela
Political Information Registration Opens and Election Dates
Registration opens for primaries on January 5 and closes for the election on April 7. The primary is on April 17 with registration reopening for the election on May 15. The general election occurs June 1 with registration reopening on September 20 and close for the election on October 20. The presidential election is November 3.
New Finance Scheme Change for City Deposits
City council introduces ordinance to let the council set interest rates on city funds with a minimum of two percent for general funds and three percent for sinking funds. Depositories may be multiple banks with security in city bonds or warrants. A special committee will investigate electric lighting and saloon inspections followed a tour of city bars.
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Finance Committee
Montgomery
Mumm
Stroble
J. E. Taylor
Bush Street
How to Avoid Pneumonia Remedy Ad
An ad advises avoiding pneumonia from a cold by using Foley's Honey and Tar. It claims the product stops coughs and expels the cold, noting it is mildly laxative and urging buyers to refuse imitators and seek the yellow package from Pendleton Drug Co.
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Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Salem mayor vows strict enforcement of all city ordinances
Mayor Rogers of Salem Oregon announces he will rigidly enforce every city ordinance, signaling tougher code compliance and higher penalties for violations across the municipality.
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Rogers
Salem, Ore
Miners and Operators Meet in Indianapolis Conference
Miners and coal operators from central districts meet in Indianapolis for a conference with United Mine Workers to restore joint relations disrupted two years ago. A wage scale conference may follow if an agreement is reached. miners push for resumption while operators show division.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers
Pacific Missionary Conference Opens on the Coast
Prominent religious workers from the Pacific coast gathered in San Francisco for an interdenominational missionary conference. The meetings extend to next Sunday and are billed as the most important and enthusiastic event of its kind on the coast. The program covers the work of both churches.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
All the News All the Time in the Fast Oregonian
A compact snippet notes the newspaper’s claim of nonstop news coverage with a bold slogan. It announces continuous updates across sections and online platforms intended to attract readers seeking constant information.
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Oregonian
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F&s
Tallman & Co
Takawinn
P. H
Pendleton Creamery Co
Commercial National Bank Unitedjj States Depository
Rev. Tallman
Goungtl
Boston
Home and Foreign Missions
Nevelty
Pacific Missionary Conference
Guernsey
Music Store
Herman
Mens Shop
Max Baer
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