Oregon Opens Coyote and Wolf Scalp Bounty Program
The new bounty law began May 29 with $1.50 for lynx and bobcat, $2 for wolves, $2.50 for mountain lions, and $19 for panthers and larger wolves. Hunters must file two affidavits, show the entire hide or four wolf paws, and the clerk holds evidence until a county court meeting. Sheep ranchers in Eastern Oregon support the measure despite Willamette Valley opposition.
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Court House
Saling
Oregon
Secretary of State
Willamette Valley
New Laws Hit County Clerks Across State
New statutes tighten record keeping for county clerks each in three books. Vendors must file sale notices with memoranda within 10 days of sale, signed by buyer and seller. Mechanics’ lien filings due within 30 days of delivery. Town plats must follow strict filing methods. Peddlers face compulsory licensing and a peddlers license record keeper.
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County Recorder
Arthur Means Returns From Oregon Surveying Expedition
Arthur Means has returned from western Oregon where he spent several months with a surveying party. He traveled with colleagues and resumed civilian duties after the field assignment.
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Arthur Means
Oregon
Pendleton Directory of Visiting Figures and Local Travel
A parade of residents and visitors is noted with Paul Suerry leaving Echo Ranch, Fred Raymond returning from Helix, M I Morrison of Helix on business, Rev Storey to Milton for strawberry day, Hons J J Mullenbrook and wife guests of Pendleton friends, and multiple others arriving or departing Pendleton for Portland, Seattle, or local engagements. Included are J P Dufour from Portland, R N Stanfield from Redd, Miss Louise Rairden of Athena, J A Borle of Wenaha Springs, T C Taylor and wife to Portland carnival, H A Johnson family to Portland, Frank Martin from Adam neighborhood, and many more on various business or leisure trips.
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Fred Raymond
Helix
M. IL
T. C. Taylor
Portland
Court staff to be stationed in Pendleton
Anderson M. Cannon clerk of the Oregon district of the federal court visited Pendleton yesterday seeking a suite of offices for court attachees. The move signals that someone will be stationed in Pendleton henceforth to handle sessions of the court held in the city.
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Anderson M. Cannon
Oregon District of the Federal Court
Pendleton
Losses Hit Yakima Peach Canning Season This Year
North Yakima cannery expects no peaches this year due to a crop failure. Weber-Hussell units in North Yakima Summers Newberry Freewater would have used 10 000 tons but none will be processed. Pic: 600 workers for local cannery, 1600 across four canneries. California fruit plentiful and prices low for thin season. peach prices not affected overall.
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North Yakima
Wash
C. B. Bussell
Seattle
Bussell
Weber-Husgell Cannery
Sumner
Newbery
Freewater
Premium lists for Fourth Eastern Oregon fair enhanced prizes
New premium lists for the Fourth Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society fair covering Imatilla and Morrow counties arrived from the state printer. Secretary Fitzgerald will distribute them to interested buyers. An extra 800 in prize money, with many divisions raised, includes boosts for trotting and draft horses and cattle. New classes added for best milk cow, plus increases in sheep goats hogs chickens and dairy products. Wheat display premiums set for multiple varieties and a best combined harvester prize added for manufacturers. Hand sewing and embroidery departments revised with up to date prizes and new premiums to boost booth displays.
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Secretary of Association
Third
Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society
Imatilla
Morrow
Fitzgerald
The
Fair Society
Oregon
Fittest Booth Wins At Hiby Show Display Prize Rules
The event honors best merchandise and grocery displays with awards for fittest booth and best display. Prizes for the hiby show doubled to 10 and 5 dollars. a $25 premium awarded to the first couple volunteering to be married in front of the grandstand.
Harriman Lines to Revise Wool Rates in Oregon
The Harriman lines in Oregon plan a readjustment of wool freight rates affecting all state points. W J Coman of the OBRN and Southern Pacific said new tariff sheets will be issued soon and protests may prompt adjustments. The move follows a Bureau of Labor Commission inquiry into rate inequalities raised by wool growers and manufacturers. The changes target major wool shipping hubs Pendleton Echo and The Dalles, with broad application across the state.
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Portland
Harriman Lines
Oregon
Bailioid Commission
W. J Coman
O. BR. N
Southern Pacific Lines
Commission
Salem
Coman
Pastime Theatre Presents A War Time Sweetheart Film
The Pastime Theatre shows the feature film A War Time Sweetheart praised for its depiction of woman's love and heroism during strife. The program also includes The Bandman and a pantomime act starring Little Miss Moffit and Simian Stone.
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Miss Moffit
Simian Stone
Card of Thanks for Father’s Death Assistance
Card of Thanks from Mrs W H Kelsey Oliver Kelsey Mrs C M Paxson Mr and Mrs C B Lyman for support from friends nelehborn Masons and conductors during the death of their father May God bless and protect you all.
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Nelehborn
W. H. Kelsey
Oliver Kelsey
C. M. Paxson
C. B, Lyman
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Standard Grocery Co
Govote
Attess
Wm. E. Hanscom Jeweler
Wins
Pendleton Dye Works
Paul Suerry
Echo
J. J. Mullenbrook
Baker City
J.P. Dufour
R. N. Stanfield
Redd
Louise Rairden
Athena
J. A. Borle
Wenaha Springs
F. W. Hatch
Booth Hyam Co
Wyckoff Advertising Company
Frank Sloan
W. W. Wolf
Frank Salling
Joe H. Parkes
Pasco
L. A
Frank Frager
Milton
Matt Mosgrove
W. McClure
Flora Walker
J. P. Walker
Berkeley
California
Dayville
W. C. Cummings
Vernon
A. Begg
John Day
Paslure
Yakima
Roosevelt
Boston
Formatilla
Harriman
Foochow
China
India
Tallman & Co
Alta
BES Meat
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