Local Traders and Travelers Report Near Portland and Beyond
George C Baer a local hardware merchant left for Portland on a business trip amid wool trade shifts with Portland buyers. J A Morriy heads to Hermiston on an inspection, while F Wirth promotes local homecoming on Nox. Farmers plan first cut, county officials discuss plastering a new residence, and several residents undertake business trips to Portland or Walla Walla for various projects.
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George C. Baer
Portland
J. A. Morriy
Penston and Offier Aimatilla
Telephone Company
Hermiston
Baker
Loley
Ums- Ulla Project
Jio
Woldings
Atr. Jones
Quieting Land Title By Milton Resident
William Herder of Milton today brought suit with A B Evans et al to quiet title to a piece of land near Milton. Three divorce complaints were dismissed in circuit court: Dodds vs Dodds, Davis vs Davis, and Nolan vs Nolan. The Peoples Warehouse was awarded a $91 judgment against Jim White by default. Walter Cameron’s estate was admitted to probate. Joe Piyant named administrator. County commissioners met for June term and discussed county bills. Commissioners Anderson and Marsh returned from highway meeting in Portland. Dunning traveled from Stanfield for the meeting. Nathan Horreh and Minnie Kring of Echo obtained a marriage license and planned to wed there Sunday. WG Hopper filed suit against Claude Markham for $1000 plus interest and attorney fees. W D Peterson represents. John Bradburn named administrator of Louis Bradburn estate with $500 bond.
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Caunty
Mabel L. Dodds
Arthur EB. Dodds
Giiva C. Davis
Bert G. Davis
Tie Nolan
George Nolan
Comey
WG. Hopper
Claude Markham
Feds Hein
D. Peterson
Plumb Plan League Denies Candidate Ties in Funding Claim
Washington dispatch notes Syne 3 Of Geints of the Plumb Plan League testified before the Senate expenditures committee. Edward Keating, former Colorado congressman, said the league does not intend to contribute to any presidential campaign. A league member claimed labor will contact farmers and general voters to support organization activities while denying coordination with any candidate. Antoinette Funk reported going to the Democratic National Committee after bond work, stating there is no McAdoo or other candidate connected and that she sought permission to organize.
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Washington
Plumb League
Newiggtins Kommittem
Edward Keating
Colorado
Kaating
Cooth
Ieague
Antoinette Funk
Democrathy National Committee
Sage Tea and Sulphur for Darkening Gray Hair
Advice column style item claims Sage Tea and Sulphur can darken gray hair and restore its natural color with simple home preparation. Describes applying mixture along hair by strand, promising even, temporary results and thicker appearance.
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