Creditors to Receive 61 Cents On The Dollar In Sumpter
Mutual agreement ends disputes among J W Scriber J E Reed and Bank of Sumpter creditors. A 36 percent dividend on dollar will be paid. James A J Howard trustee becomes purchaser of the Bank of Sumpter building furniture fixtures and assets.
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Sumpter
J. W. Scriber
J. E. Reed
Roy H. Miller
Bank of Sumpter
A. P. Goss
First National Bank of Sumpter
First National Bank
Scriber
James A.J. Howard Trastee
Alaska Delegation Seeks Alaska Representation in Congress
Seattle reports Alaska lawmakers return from the north confident about new champions in congress. The visiting delegation is united that Alaska should be represented there and pushed for greater territorial boosters. They promise to back northern interests when Congress tackles Alaska questions.
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Seattle
Alaska
Congress
Enti Fe
Eagles Gather in Anaconda for State Convention
From across Montana members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles converge on Anaconda for the annual state convention. Arrivals are greeted at the depot and escorted to Turner hall for registration and credentials before a grand evening of planned entertainment hosted by local members.
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Anaconda
Mont
Montana
Order of Eagles
Turner Hall
Convention to Open in Margaret Theater with Addresses
The event will open with greetings from Mayor McKenzie and C M Sawyer. Finlay McRae of Helena will deliver the response for the visitors. Regular business is slated for tomorrow morning.
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Margaret Theater
Pressmen Convene in San Francisco Amid Union Meetings
In San Francisco on June 19 the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union of North America began its annual convention with 200 to 300 delegates, representing about 20,000 members in 400 local unions across the United States and Canada. The gathering, likely lasting a week, will tackle several key craft issues. Bishop Hargrove Retires in Nashville as Vanderbilt Board Leader is Reshaped and successors discussed. The Vanderbilt resignation names potential successors including Bishop Galloway of Jackson Mississippi, with H E Ross of Dallas and J R Hendryx of Kansas City also mentioned.
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San Francisco
Cal
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America
United States
Canada
Hargrove
Nashville
Tenn
R. K. Hargrove
Vanderbilt University
M. E. Church
South
Bishop Galloway
Jackson
Miss
H. E. Ross
Dallas
Texas
J. R. Hendryx
Kansas City
Saengerfest Opens as Memphis Hosts German American Color Displays
Memphis hosts the Southern district German Saengerfest with delegations from New Orleans Chattanooga Birmingham Little Rock Cairo and other cities. The initial concert begins tonight as crowds gather for the cultural celebration.
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Thern
Freeing from debt to gain personal liberty
A fragment notes a concept of breaking debt bondage to achieve individual freedom. The readable text hints at financial independence but lacks concrete individuals, organizations, dates, or locations to specify the full context.
Umatilla County Show Exhibit Impresses Lewin and Clark Fair
S L Forshaw praises Umatilla county for superior display in the agricultural building at the Lewin and Clark fair. He plans to bring more fruit grains and decorative sheaf grain from Alta Street seed store to Portland. Forshaw will tour Milton and Freewater to gather additional exhibits and will ship a large collection of Umatilla county products to Portland.
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Umatilla
Lewin and Clark Fair
Oregon
S .L. Forshaw
Ctty
Alta Street
Portland
Willamette Valley
Umatilla County
Forshaw
Milton
Freewater
Alberta Wheat Country Promises Growth and Speculation
J. W. McCormick Sr returns from Alberta after weeks of inspection. He believes Alberta will become a great wheat producing province and land there is a good speculation. He holds options on several sections at 5 to 7 dollars per acre, with current land prices from 6 to 22 dollars per acre and limited desirable government land remaining.
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J. W. McCormick
Alberta
Large police court turnout with 10 arrests
A big crowd appeared in the police court this morning with ten arrests from Saturday evening to now. Three boys Roy Tod hunter, Roy Casey, and Floyd Heathman faced disorderly conduct charges, with $5 bonds forfeited for the first two and Heathman set for a 3 pm trial. The rest were jailed for drunkenness, including three Indians, each fined $6 or three days.
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Roy Todhunter
Roy Casey
Floyd Heathman
Heathman
Sheep to Chicago Driven by Dayton Packers
Jackson Brothers of Dayton sent 17 cars of fat sheep to Chicago markets last night via the O R N and Umatilla route. Western lamb quotations run $6.50 to $6.75 for extras, with spring lambs around $36.75 for a 77 pound lot as top prices emerge this week.
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Jackson Brother
Dayton
Jackson Brothers
Washington
Chicago
Umatilla
Sheep Grower Porard Sells 1100 Head in High Price
Well known Pilot Rock sheep man A Perard sells 1100 fat sheep to Seattle butchers for 3.10 per head, possibly the year's high price in Umatilla county. Shipment delivered this morning and to be sent by OW. & C. R. tonight to Seattle. The flock is described as a choice band with more to follow.
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A. Perarnd
Beet Production Gains After Looting Dumps New Workers
Report notes increasing acreage and daily arrival of new workers eager to grow beets as dumps are looted, signaling expanding crop efforts and potential production growth in the area.
Largest Pendleton funeral for Mrs. Milarkey held at St Marys
Mary Ma reported one of Pendleton’s largest funerals yesterday afternoon at St Marys Catholic church for Mrs Thomas Milarkey In a warm service led by Father Travolli. A procession followed to Olney cemetery for interment with pallbearers listed. A separate note from Madras Pioneer dated June 11 states the Pendleton Presbyterian church debt of 512 was cleared after a 647 collection in under 20 minutes leaving a treasury balance.
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Pendleton
Thomas Milarkey
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Travolli
Olney Cemetery
Anton Nolio
Joseph Ell
Lot Livermore
M. McCracken
J. W. Daley
Charles Cunningham
New Presbyterian Church
Milligan
Holt
Portland
Lee
Sage
Madras Pioneer
Rev John Warren to leave Heppner church soon
Will vacate as missionary in charge of All Saints Memorial Episcopal Church and turn work over to another pastor in Heppner. Warren, noted for tireless earnest work and many friends, has not decided his future location.
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John Warren
All Saints Memorial Episcopal Church
Heppner
Warren
Ths City
Heppner Gazette
New Telephone Line Connects Pendleton And McKay Creek
Pendleton's new 27 mile telephone line is completed with poles up and wires strung. It travels to McKay Creek post office then to George Adams on the south fork and Rhodes on the north fork, linking Pendleton with nearby communities. Also announced is the selection of Rev. F E J Lloyd of Uniontown Pa as bishop coadjutor of the Oregon diocese to assist Bishop B W Morris, with Rev W E Potwine of Honolulu previously mentioned as a candidate for the post.
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Pendleton Telephone Company
Pendleton
McKay Creek
George Adams’ Place
South Fork
Rhodes Place
North Fork
Morris
F. E. J. Lloyd
Uniontown
Oregon
Episcopal Church
B. Wistar Morris
W. E. Potwine
Honolulu
Church of the Redeemer
Lloyd
Idaho Wool at Sixteen Cents and Local Marriages
Phil Markson traveled to Cambridge to oversee wool clips bought for J Koshland Co of Boston. Principal purchases include Ben Rapin 40000 pounds Frank Brown 40000 pounds and G W Locke 40000 pounds with delivery planned for Cambridge and Midvale. Lee Banister and Minnie Lee wed at South Methodist parsonage by Rev M W Howard in Weston area context.
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Idaho
Phil Markson
Cambridge
J. Koshland
Renn named delegate to National Good Roads convention
Renn has been appointed as a delegate to the National Good Roads convention in Portland from June 21 to 24. He will depart for the city tonight and will spend one day at the G A R encampment in Oregon City.
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N. G. FR
B. FP
Renn
Portland
Mr. Renn
Oregon City
Wool shipment meeting closes at the point sale
Will Ship Wool, Charles H. Green, Koshland Brown wool buyer, and J C Lindsey of Illinois Central Railway arrived last night and are engaged today in closing matters pertaining to the wool shipment purchased at this point by the former.
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Charles H. Green
Koshland Brown
J. C. Lindsey
Illinois Central Railway
Ths Point
Beck From Fishing Trip Near Hil yard
Rev T R Egerton and son Dar Kemler with Joe Ficken returned that evening from a fishing trip on Five Points and Spring creeks near Hil yard. They visited Five Points last Tuesday and found fishing excellent everywhere.
Health is Sm John Davidson Returns Home
Sm John Davidson of Athena has returned home from care by Dr. William son of Portland and is said to be somewhat improved after a period of treatment.
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John Davidson
Athena
Williamson
Portland
Blue Mountain Creamery Busy Day For Ice Cream Shop
The Blue Mountain Creamery reported using over 60 gallons of ice cream to serve customers yesterday marking the busiest day of the season for the shop.
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Blue Mountain Creamery
Suit for Attorney's Fees Filed in Circuit Court
James A. Fee sues John W. Martin in the circuit court to recover 200 dollars alleged as attorney's fees and for loaned money. The action seeks payment of the owed amount with related legal costs.
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Fera
Sult
James A. Fee
John W. Martin
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters advertised as cures all
An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the remedy for stomach ailments claiming it always cures. The short copy urges readers to try the product to see its effects.
Nampa Sugar Beet Factory Advances in New Financing
The Boise Statesman reports progress for the Nampa sugar beet factory with the Salt Lake organization completing its final setup and authorizing plant purchase. Acreage secured exceeds targets with 026 acres listed on contracts as representative Mr. Farrant reviews the agreements.
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Nampa
Boise Statesman
Salt Lake
Farrant
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Bank of Coalville
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Mary
Honstetter
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Orden
Pendleton Meat CO
Conrad Platzoeder
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Geo. M. Baer
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