Investigation of Bingham Springs Sanatorium Raises Health Concerns
Dr C J Smith of the State Board of Health will study reports from Bingham Springs Sanatorium amid fears sewage from the facility drains into Bingham Creek and then the Uma river. Local leaders urge proper sewage disposal to prevent infection for Pendleton residents and upstream communities.
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Bingham
State Board of Health
C. J. Smith
Portland
Ter Smith
Bingham Springs
Bingham Springa Creek
Umatila
Hingham Springs
Pendleton
J. A. Borie
The
Commercial Association
Borle
Pendleton Attorney Wed in Portland Ceremony
A wedding in Portland on Wednesday afternoon united Miss Anna Anderson of Pendleton with Ben K. Davis, a Pendleton attorney, at St Mark's Episcopal Church. The reception followed at the bride’s mother Mrs. Margaret Anderson’s home, with a fairy bower decor of roses and ferns and a dress code of white swiss for the bride and pale blue for the bridal party. The couple will reside with Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Davis while Davis decides on permanent location.
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Anderson-Davis
Pendleton
Portland
Mise Anna Ardernon
Ben K. Davis
Pendleton St. Marke’ Episcopal Church
Mendelessohn
A. R. Wright
Fred W. Lampkin
N. P. Sorensen
Astoria
Christine Anderson
Brie
Eva Saldern
C. P. Davia
Hand Injured as Stock Saddle Horn Violently Penetrates Palm
Ira DeWitt, a farm hand on Birch Creek, was badly hurt when a stock saddle horn drove through his palm after a bucking horse threw him. Doctors treated the injury. the hand may be saved but permanent disability is likely, with the third and fourth fingers torn away and many small bones crushed.
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Ira DeWitt
David Ingram
Birch Creek
DeWitt
Jesse Moore Goes East and Seeks Long-Lost Brother
Jesse Moore, Butter Creek pioneer stockman, travels from Umatilla County to St. Joseph Missouri with his daughter Katie to visit a brother unseen for 54 years. Born in Cooper County Missouri 63 years ago, he left as an orphan, later coming to Oregon in 1862 and settling in Umatilla County 46 years ago. He plans to spend time visiting relatives and revisiting his boyhood scenes while in Missouri.
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Umatilla County
Missouri
Jesse Moore
Butter Creek
Katie
St. Joseph
Mr. Moore
Cooper County
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Presbyterian Ladies To Serve Meals At Vila City Tournament
The Presbyterian church women will provide meals during the tournament in Vila City over Thursday Friday and Saturday from 9 a m to 6 p m to reduce travel time to the shooting range. Proceeds go to the church.
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Presbyterian Church
Vila City
Meale
Ibrawiacki
Drunken Fracas Leads to Arrests and Jail Terms
A man drank heavily yesterday morning and argued with Shorter about the Brugse Japanese war. The quarrel escalated, a club was used, and Shorter was badly bruised. Several drunks faced jail terms, including three men for three days and one for five days. Thomas Balcum, a stranger, faced police challenges and possible city residence inquiry.
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Shorter
Thomas Balcum
Simmer
Fletcher Sells Court Street Candy Store to Ott Hobach
Fletcher has sold its confectionery shop on Court Street near Hotel Bickers to Ott Hobach the baker. Possession passes the first of the week. Hobach will operate bakery from Thompson Street building and distribute baked goods to Court Street shop. He will continue to handle candy and ice cream as before.
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Fletcher
Court Street
Death of a Babe in Weston City
A 10 month old girl of Mr and Mrs H E B Reeves died at home after a two day illness with pneumonia. The body was taken to Woodburn, the parents former home, accompanied by Mr and Mrs Reeves. The article notes Reeves works in car repair for O R N company and mentions local residents and bands familiar to the time.
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H. EB. Reeves
Woodburn
Sunday School Picnic at Byera’s Grove Draws City Interest
The Congregational Sunday School and friends held a picnic at Byer's Grove on Wednesday. About 100 children and youths enjoyed feasting, swinging, games, racing, and jumping. The event was a success despite opposition to Byers' Grove as a site for a school building. Some residents favor it as an ideal city park.
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Jandriends
Byera' Grove
Byers’ Grove
Bulding
Varied Burns B Sentence 0 to Jail Terma
Tom Traynor was sent to the city jail this morning for five days for assaulting Henry Shorter with an uprigh t taken from his bootblack stand in front of the Baker & Garrison saloon.
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Burns
Tom Traynor
Henry Shorter
Baker & Garrison
Traynor
John Howard orders sheep shipment to Chicago market
Baastern shop man John Howard has ordered 1 car of sheep to be shipped next Monday night. The sheep gathered near Pendleton will be loaded here for the 7:30 p m W B R train, then sent east to be sold in Chicago markets.
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John Howard
Pendleton
Chienago
McLaughlin Returns to Office After Illness
Jock McLaughlin has recovered from a severe attack of quinay and will return to his duties at the freight office of the O. S. & N. Monday morning. He had been confined to his room for some time during his illness and is now described as convalescent.
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McLaughlin
Jock McLaughlin
ForyeHruhn Buys Adams Mutton Sheep for Seattle Sale
The ForyeHruhn company purchases 1400 head of George Adams mutton sheep and plans to ship them to Seattle for market within a few days.
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ForyeHruhn Company
George Adams
Seattle
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