Lytle Appointment Delay Sparks Constitutional Tug of War
The governor delayed appointing state veterinarian amid a clash between the new law and the Slusher act. The state board of health refused to recommend until the attorney general rules on constitutionality. If upheld, no state veterinarian. if not, Lytle may be sworn in. The board will reconsider at the September meeting. Also, a tuberculosis awareness campaign will exhibit maps, charts, open air facilities, and ventilation bulletins statewide.
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State Board of Health
Lytle
W. H. Lytle
Portland
Health Board
State Society For the Prevention of
State Board
Woolen Mill Bonds Ready for Subscribed Investors
Subscribers to the 30000 dollar woolen mill bond issue may now obtain their bonds. Bonds are in 100 250 and 500 denominations signed by C P Bishop and Roy T Bishop. Payments may be made to W L Thompson or J R Dickson trustees at First National bank American National bank or Hartman Abstract company. Construction is progressing with finished concrete and rapid carpentry work. the new mill will be a large addition to the city’s manufacturing area.
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Charles H. Marsh
Hartman Abstract Company
Convern
C. P. Bishop
Woolen Mill Company
Roy T. Bishop
W. L. Thompson
J R. Dickson
First National Bank
American National Bank
Orpheum Program Mixes Plays and Music Acts
The Orpheum features a lineup including Daughter of the Sun Cyrano De Bergeracts KiNarney Lakes Mise Cuba De Schon and Mise Cuba De Schon in a new specialty Mita Owna De Lane the sweet singer with new song hits Consequences of Bad Action Only a Dart Dont Take Me Home.
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Daughter of the Sun
Cyrano de Bergeracts
KiNarney Lakes
Mita Owna de Lane
Pendleton Eagles Gather for Harp Funeral
All Pendleton Aerie members are asked to meet Friday afternoon at Eagles Woodmen hall to attend the funeral of the late brother W. H. Harp. Signed by A. D. Gibson W P J B Hines WV P.
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Pendleton Aerie
Fraterni Order of Eagles
Eagles-Woodmen Hall
W. H. Harp
A. d. Gibson
W. P. J. B, Hines
Albany to pave select streets this year
Albany plans pave several streets this year to improve safety and drainage. City officials say project will focus on residential avenues and arterial routes, with funds allocated from the transportation budget and matching state grants.
A Ruined Dress Made New
A cleaning and dyeing establishment offers services to remove stains and restore garments, transforming a ruined dress into a fresh outfit through professional treatment and color work. The ad emphasizes stain removal and dyeing as the solution.
Pendleton Summer Visitors From Hermiston and Portland
Mr and Mrs C LaMtorgan of Hermiston and Attorney B Ry Johnson of Pendleton plan to reside in Pendleton for the summer. Howard E Miller of the Oregon Daily Journal circulation department arrived in Pendleton with his wife to establish Journal headquarters in the city.
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C. LaMtorgan
Hermiston
B. Ry Johnson
Pendleton
Howard E. Miller
Oregon Dually Journal
Portland
Ranch shipments and travel noted in local dispatch
A car load of thoroughbred bucks from the Cunningham sheep and land company was shipped to Wyoming from the city. The animals hailed from the Rumbouillet flocks and were described as exceptionally good. District Attorney G W Phelps left for his ranch near Meachum, driving as his family traveled by train. He will return for the Warner next week and then likely spend most of the summer at the ranch.
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Cunningham Sheep and Land Company
Wyoming
Cunningham Company
Phelps
G. W. Phelps
Meachum
Warner
Record heat peak as 92 degrees reported locally
Over two days the area has seen the warmest weather of the summer so far. The official thermometer at Ralph Howland's residence by the river recorded 92 degrees in the shade while readings on Main Street climbed higher.
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Ralph Howland
Illness reported for A. B. Noble Seriously 1
A. B. Noble Seriously 1, formerly of this city, is seriously ill. He has been living on a ranch near Pilot Rock and was brought to town for treatment after a complication of troubles.
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A. B. Noble
Pilot Rock
A. BR. Noble
Fourth of July decorations line Main and Court Streets
Workmen string red white and blue bunting along Main and Court Streets in preparation for the Fourth of July celebration. National colors draped from a wire and American flags hang in the center. Many businesses began decorating today.
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Main
Court
Man Adjudged Insane and Funeral for Rust
A stranger named Charles Hill was arrested on insanity and committed to the asylum after examination. He claimed to converse with electricity. The Rust funeral for RE B Rust of Salem arrives in Pendleton and burial is set for 2 30 PM at Olney cemetery with Rev T B Ford conducting grave services. he was 33, unmarried.
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Charles Hill
J. A. Bagwell
Helix
Young Holiman farmer dies in Holdman county
W H Harp a leading young farmer in Holdman county died at the hospital this morning around 6 from a brief appendicitis attack He was 3 years old and survived by a wife married about a year ago His birthplace was Missouri Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon at Baker Folsom Undertaking Parlors Dice of Cancer Mrs Della Smith of Echo died this morning at St Anthony's hospital from stomach cancer She was 59 and survived by two children Mrs B C Albert of Ft Le Oliver place and W M Penry of Echo Remains are being prepared for shipment to Echo for interment at Rader Undertaking Parlors funeral tomorrow
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Holiman
W. H. Harp
Holdman
Missouri
Baker & Folsom
Dice
Della Smith
St. Anthony's Hospital
Albert
Ft. le Oliver Place
Town
W. M. Penry
Echo
Rader Undertaking
Paving Debate After Thresher Cuts Street Track
On Court to Water street a threshing engine cut a deep track into the newly laid pavement. Observers blamed city officials for lax enforcement of the ban on threshers using paved streets, arguing the measure benefits property owners and condemning the existing oversight.
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Interalnaleer
Court
Water Street
Trout Fry On Way To Pendleton From Hatchery
Eight thousand more trout fry head to Pendleton from the government hatchery at Clatsop per a letter read by C. K. Cranston, secretary of the local anglers association. Superintendent H. Malley notes the fry will be shipped from Portland on No. 6 this afternoon. The eastern brook trout will be distributed in the Umatilla river above Gibbon and Meacham creek above Duncan, with Cranston and assistants planning a morning arrival to plant.
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Pendleton
Flah
Clatsop
C. K. Cranston
Anglers’ Association
H. ©. Malley
Portland
Umatilly River
Gibbon
Meachars Creek
Duncan
Cranston
Ble Games Yesterday Results And League Scores
Yesterday’s baseball results across leagues show several AL and Coast League games. Highlights include Boston and Washington matches with mixed scores, Pittsburgh and Chicago outings, plus Pacific Coast results with Oakland and Sacramento defeating opponents. Northwestern League reports Portland, Seattle, and Tacoma scores with multiple innings noted.
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Oakland
Portland
Los Angeles
Vernon
Sacramento
San Francisco
P. C. Sant Francisco
Angeles
Siswarea
Iwernon
Q.eeeerees
Garrett
Fisher
Tonneson
Lewis
Breckenridge
Hogan
Briskwalter
Orendorff
San Francises
Bastley
Gerry
Baum
Byrnes
Aberdeen
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Vancouver
P. C
Seattle Ee
Portland Therme
Aberdeen A
Northwestern
Starkel
Kreitz
Samuels
Fournier
La Grande Plans Extensive Paving Project
La Grande Oregon July 1 The city council will introduce an ordinance at the next meeting to pave Depot street with bithulithic pavement across nine blocks including Adams avenue from Fourth street eastward and a portion of residences while macadam roads will be built this summer payments totaling ten yearly.
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la Grande
Ore
Municipal Water Project Finished At Cost $160000
The municipal water project for domestic and municipal uses is finished at an expense of 160000 dollars. The project completes the system upgrade and supplies water to city facilities and residents.
Celebrate at Meacham Big Dance Saturday July 3
A large dance is planned at Meacham on Saturday evening July 3 with music by the La Grande orchestra. Everyone is invited to attend for a good time.
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Meacham
Meachim
la Grande Orchestra
Wenaha
Johnson
Rich strike at Rawley copper mine reported
A rich strike was made at the Rawley copper mine located on the Rawley mine on the t Ump qua divide near the head of Elk Creek.
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Rawley
Rawley Copper
T Umpqua Divide
Elk Creek
Saltair Hotel Season Opens at Seaview
Hotel Saltair announces the season opening with grounds entrance access at Saltair Station Seaview Washington. Guests are urged to make reservations early and write for rates at the post office in Seaview.
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Saltair Station
Seaview
Wash
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