Hermiston poised for new creamery and cannery
Special Correspondence reports Hermiston Oregon near certainty of a creamery as about 200 cows are on the project with plans to add 200 more. Spokane land buyers pledge 20 cows each. locals and farmers may ship a carload. Notable visits include Mr. and Mrs. McNaught and others. Details cover deaths, land prospects, and irrigation project updates.
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Spokane
Carl
McNaught
Geo. Briggs
G. H. Upthegrove
Pendleton
J. M. Kles
Portland
Kies
A. C. Crawford
Heremistuibol
Hermston
Crawford
Umatilla
Fellar
Umatiin
Oregon
Chicago Man Adopts Five Wards For Guardian Home
Gordon Strong a Chicago real estate dealer adds three more wards to his domestic foster group. He shelters two boys and a shy three year old girl at 61 Belle Vue Place with a nurse to supervise play education and care. He says he is guardian not adopter as an act of guardianship.
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Chicago
Gordon Strong
Mr. Strong
Bellevue Place
Strong
Helsingfors Opens Shoe Factory Quietly Expanding Output
In Helsinki new shoe factory produces about 600 pairs daily with workmen largely subscribing the $20,000 capital. The venture marks growth in Finland's footwear industry presenting local employment and capital commitment.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Many and man who is rich in experience
A reflective line notes that wealth in experience does not guarantee the ability to afford even a simple square meal, implying limits of riches in daily sustenance.
Pendleton News Briefs Include Births Illness and Appointments
Newsy notes report a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Arthur P Sprague of Portland. Esther Sommerville of Pendleton and Mrs Bentley are mentioned in recovering status. Dr A Thompson joins Alexanders to head the dry goods department. Major Lee Moorhouse is asked to secure a local Indian war dance group for October fair. Two offenders, one red and one white, are punished: Little Salmon receives three days for drinking. John Linden gets five days for disorderly conduct and drunkenness.
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Borlin
Arthur P. Sprague
Portland
Lee Moorhouse
H. L. Kuhl
Grant County
Bar of Justice
Little Salmon
John Linden
Getting Good Yields Near Vansycle Farmer Mae Smith
Mae Smith, a well known Vansycle farmer, hurried to the city to secure harvesting supplies. He reported his land yielding between 40 and 45 bushels per acre and noted that his nephew Edgar W. Smith had harvested 45 bushels per acre from a quarter section he had cut.
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Mae Smith
Edgar W. Smith
Return from Yellowstone Park Tour Noted in Train Arrival
Miss Stella Lieualien of Adama returned this morning via the Northern Pacific from a tour of Yellowstone Park. She was accompanied by Mrs. George Woodward and Miss Laura Woodward who detrained at Helix. A party from La Grande including Fred Kiddle Mr EE Kiddle and Miss Settle Riddle also arrived on the N P train returning from the national park.
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Stella Lieualien
Adama
Northern Pacific
George Woodward
Laura Woodward
Helix
la Grande
Fred Kiddle
Mr. Ee, Kiddle
Miss Settle Riddle
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National Park
May Condemn Reservoir Site at Pilot Rock
Pilot Rock may pursue condemnation proceedings to obtain title to a reservoir site. Attorney James P. Neal of Freewater, serving as adviser to the Pilot Rock council, traveled to the town to begin steps toward securing the land. The site is owned by the Sturtevant estate, which is said to oppose selling.
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Pilot Rock
James P. Neal
Freewater
Pilot Rock Council
Sturtevant Estate
Many Indians Have Autos in an Advertiser's Gaffe
The Sunset-The Pacific Monthly reprints Major Lee Robeorhorse’s photo showing Indians in a car to promote an ad and mislead readers into thinking Indians own cars and make capable chauffeurs. In truth, on local reservations any car seen was typically owned by whites.
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Pucific Monthly
Lee Rboerhorse
Surveyor Delays Jurisdiction in Columbia George Murder Case
Preliminary hearing in the Columbia George murder case was again continued by Commissioner Newberry as the surveyor has not finished marking the boundary lines between the Bitner farm and the reservation. The court’s federal jurisdiction hinges on the survey result.
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Columbia George
Newberry
Bitner Farm
Weston Ladies Band Invited for Week at Hingham Springs
Moruger McPhee of Hingham Springs has invited the Weston Ladies Band to stay as his guests for a week to entertain his guests. The band is currently there giving daily concerts as Carl Churchill of Bingham Springs travels to purchase up piles.
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Weston Ladies
Mor Uger McPhee
Hingham Springs
Carl Churchill
Bingham Springs
Not a Morse Thief That Harm Matthews Larceny Guilty
Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely says a boy from Walla Walla was found guilty of larceny in taking a gelding from Stuart the Ukiah stage man. The horse appeared near Walla Walla after Matthews placed it, owner and pasture claim the animal was not Matthews, who refused offers. Matthews says he took the horse to break it with the owner’s knowledge, but Stuart has heard nothing since.
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Matthews
Joe Blakely
Walla Walla
Stuart
Ukiah
Wife Renews Divorce Fight Over Cruelty Allegations
Ma mie Lee Eversham has filed a new divorce action after dismissing an earlier suit. The complaint alleges the husband failed to reform and was during the past week “cruel and inhuman, so outrageously and notoriously bad,” prompting renewed legal separation efforts.
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Ma~mie Lee Eversham
Local saloon bartender accused in bitter divorce suit
The suit, filed weeks ago, alleges the bartender drinks, curses, and strikes his wife. He allegedly reconciled, but she claims his conduct worsened, accusing him of adultery with a Pendleton youth. Will M. Peterson represents the plaintiff.
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Plant
Lila
Pendleton
Will M. Peterson
No Books in Stonagh Inhabitants Rheumatic
Discovery by scientists challenges modern physician theory about Stone Age health. Dr Marcel Paudouin’s team examined over 100 skeletons from the Vendnest era in Seine-et-Marne finding backbone deformities linked to chronic arthritis. They argue cavemen suffered rheumatic, gouty, and digestive ailments similar to today despite primitive diet.
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Paris
Lucis Champlonniere
Marcel Paudouin
Pre-historic Society of France
Vendnest
Seine
Academy of Science
Marcus Loew Aims to Invade London Theaters
Marcus Loew of New York seeks control of three London theaters and plans to run them on the same first class vaudeville and film model used in his 106 U S theaters. William A Brady will produce Bought and Paid For and Overnight in London, with possible American casts and Weedon Grossmith considered for Overnight.
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London
Marcus Loew
New York
America
Mr. Bruidy
Weedon Grossmith
Town Hall Style State Convention Opens in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota the state convention of the third party opened in the auditorium with Town Hall meeting form. Leaders include Judge Purdy and Hugh T Halbert as Republicans not aligned with the regular party program. Delegates to Chicago national convention and presidential electors will be chosen. A temporary chairman may be named from the cities, with permanent chairmanship to the countryside.
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St. Paul
Minn
Colonel Roosevelt
Dr. Purdy
Hugh T. Halbert
Chicago
Nebraska Democratic convention forms state platform
Chand Island Nett July 26 The Nebraska democratic party began shaping the state platform for electing nominees for the ticket W H Thompson named temporary chairman Bryan influence expected to be strong but faces opposition from Clark supporters Arthur Mullen who led the lark campaign in the state Col Bryan has had differences with him Some say The Commoner notice to Speaker Clark aims to conciliate his followers in the state
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Chand Island
Nett
Nebraska Democraty
W H. Thompson
William J. Briwn
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Arthur Mullen
Col. Bryan
Clark
Bryan
One Man Who Thinks It's Funny to Rock the Boat
A quip about a single man with a stubborn streak. The speaker says they want him to paddle his own canoe to prove the joke of rocking the boat. The line implies personal accountability and consequence for disruptive behavior.
Longest camping auto tour begun by Colonel Johnson
Colonel Frank A. Johnson Mrs Johnson and their daughter depart San Francisco in a National 40 car for a two continent tour of the United States and Europe They plan to sleep outdoors the car to serve as a tent at night with three chambers meals cooked on a gas stove electric lights and presto fuel tank claimed as the first man to drive an automobile in California
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Frank A. Johnson
Colonel Johnson
California
Sultan of Zanzibar Begs for Cash in Paris Barrage
In Paris the former Sultan Mahomed Rashid haggles for jewels uniforms and regalia to fund a marginal life after being deposed for not attending King George V’s coronation. He receives a $25 000 annual allowance from Britain and seeks more pocket money.
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Paris
Mahomed Rashid
Zanzibar
George
Sultan Pleads For Funds After Luxurious Education
The Sultan, educated in Eton and trained in English ways, laments his small pension and costly household. He seeks funds by selling jewels and uniforms through pearl merchant N Dwarkardas. He spends afternoons at Cafe de la Paix with a single brandy and soda, dreaming of lavish days past.
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Sultan
Eton
King
N. Dwarkardas
Cafe de la Paix
National doubles championship opens at Onwentaia Club
Chicago hosts the national doubles matches of the western championship at Onwentaia Club Lake Foeat Raymond BC. Little and Gueta Touchard defend their titles. Top Western players witness the opening as many head east to Newport next month where French champion Andre Gobert is expected to compete.
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Chicago
Newport
Andre Gobert
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