Hermiston Wins From Umatilla in Careless Game
Hermiston defeats Umatilla 6 to 0 in a loosely played contest. Umatilla changed battery in the fourth inning and Hermiston could not score afterward. Phelps and Andrews pitched for Hermiston with Bush replacing Curuse for Umatilla. Several local news items follow including election notices, hotel plans, and a report on stocking trout in Cold Springs reservoir with various aquatic life proposals.
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Kermiston
Ore
Hermiston
Umatilla
Gyo
Bush
Phelps
Andrews
Stanfield Echo
Echo
Hermleton
Howard T. Irvin
J. EB. Rese
W. M. Mabson
Troy
Alabama
Mabson
W. Wincor
Tuscon
Arizona
Cold Springs
George Ruel
Congresamiat
W. Bt. Ellis
Ellin
Washington
Pete Hey
Billa
House of Representatives
Washington, DC
Geode
Oregon
Limit Ta
Enoch Bowers News Letter and Family Moves
Commissioner Enoch Bowers signs a note about developments in the reservoir waters. M Bauer and family depart for Palrfeld Washington to establish a new home. Bauer, longtime Oregon Railroad foreman, transfers to another division. Henry Steen and wife visit Fr. Baker and Mrs. Steen. Steen from Atwater Minnesota, cashier of First National Bank.
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Enoch Bowers
M. Bauer
Palrfield
Washington
Bauer
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Henry Steen
Fr. Baker
Mra
Steen
Mrs. Baker
Mr. Steen
Open lands in Yakima Klickitat to be opened for homesteads
More than 1,000,000 acres of Yakima and Klickitat county Indian reservation lands in north central Washington will open for homestead next September or October. Senator Wesley L Jones says Taft may sign soon. openings use sealed bids for timber land and lottery for remaining lands. Entries will allow 40 to 160 acre farm units with a 10 year water-right payment period and a small canal maintenance charge.
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Spokane
Yakima
Klickitat
Nouth
Washington
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Yakima Commercial Club
United States
Wesley L Jones
HH. P. James
North Yakima
Jones
Taft
Land and Indian Departments
Flathead
Coeur d'Alene
Yakima Reservation
Paris Moves to Transform Ancient Tram and Bus Service
Paris plans a major overhaul of tram and bus transit marked by division of lines into sections, reduced fares, and new ticketing. The changes, slated to begin July 1, target quicker trips and modernized operations as the aging Conpagnie Generale fleet updates to meet central city demand.
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Paris
Moris
Rip van Winkle
Courcelle
Pantheon
Cjsme
Bar Company
Tranfer Vekom
Tran
Crusade to curb Jim Hill mustard weed spreads plan
Agent Swartzalder launches effort against the weed pest on Umatilla reservation and urges white renters and county officials to act. The plan seeks railroad right of way cleanups and a general community push. Some farmers already practice methods used at Jones and Scott ranch north of Walla Walla.
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Jim Hill
Major Swartzlander
Umatilla
Bie Jones & Scott
Willa Walla
Pendleton Train Schedule Outlook for June Shipping
Spokane reports June rail allocations by Co R N show Washington first at about 4850 cars with Yakima Valley 2000 to 2360 Wenatchee 1800 to 2000 and other eastern districts 600 cars. Western Washington 360, Colorado 4000, California 4000, Oregon 1200, Idaho 750, Utah and Montana 750. Eastern Washington leads in crop acreage growth. several thousand cars to be stored in cold storage until spring. four Spokane wirehouses to handle shipments amid expected price rise before Christmas.
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Spokane
Washington
Yakima Valley
Wenatchee Valley
Walla Walla
Colorado
Grand Valley
California
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Consumption War Opens
Manyoester N under a late law tuberentease was placed on the list of infectious and munitive diseases dangerous to public health. Physicians must examine and record. Houses vacated by patients must be cleaned and fumigated. A penalty is imposed on any consumptive who expectorates in public. Health board to issue circulars on treatment and precautions. A number of patients have been reported here.
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Manyoester
Board of Health
Deschanel’s France and the Frontiers Policy
Paris notes veteran politician June Paul Deschanel, five years head of the foreign affairs committee, discusses in his new book Hors des Frontieres Morocco policy the eastern question and reform of the foreign office. He advocates higher salaries for officials abroad, more consular posts, and support for France’s language and influence outside its borders. He argues Morocco should avoid conquest and pursue gradual civilizing aims, while maintaining French influence over Algeria’s approaches.
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Paris
Paul Deschanel
Committee of Foreign Affairs
Foreign Office
M. Desehaner
M. Deschinel
France
Morocco
M. Denchanel
Indifferent Australian Boys Draw Factory Complaints
Evidence before a South Australian select committee investigating wages boards shows manufacturers and shopkeepers frustrated by youth indifference. Major Adelaide employers report only about one in ten boys show genuine ambition and stick to work, while others pursue art and frivolity with minimal effort.
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Sydney
Surcely
Adelaide
New York To Celebrate Wile 21st Birthday In Milestone Plan
William soves of Sandgnton Township New Jersey nears his 21st birthday and plans a first railroad journey to Newark or New York. He says he has worked hard all his life and wants to see the work. Margery Chester of North Dakota has married Wmpgabinmen zowskiineki amid a tale of love inspiring bold moves.
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New York
William Soves
Sandgnton Township
N. J
Newark
Ayres
Mise Margery Chester
North Dakota
Wmpgabinmenzowskiineki
Apple shipment outlook for the Pacific Coast crop
Spokane reports buyers forecast large apple shipments, with 15 000 cars or 8 600 000 to 10 000 000 boxes destined for eastern centers including New York Chicago and Philadelphia. Northwest and Pacific states expect 3 000 to 4 000 cars for local and European trade, with crop value estimated at 27 to 30 million dollars as prices likely rise.
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Spokane
Wael
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Rarge
Pacific
Washington
California
Colorado
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Vioh
Obi
Missouri
New England
United States
Call for Warrants in Umatilla County 1910
Public notice from G W Bradley treasurer Pendleton Oregon states all general fund warrants registered in January February and March 1910 will be paid at the county courthouse on presentation. Interest ceased as of date of publication June 11.
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County Court House
Pendleton
Oregon
G. W. Bradley
Umatilla County
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East Oregonian
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Haines-Houser Combined Harvester
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D. C. M'Nabb
State Veterinary Board
East Court St. Res
Ee Raley & Raley
Attorneys AT Law
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FEE & Slater
Despain Building
Carter & Smythe
American National Bank
James RB. Perry
Taylor Hardware Company
Lowell & Winter
Law
George W. Coutts
Schmidt
Peterson & Wilson
Smith- Crawford Building
Phelps & Steiner
Smith-Crawford Building
Chas. J. Ferguson
Douglas W. Bailey
Roome
Taylor Hardware Co
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D. A. May
Ee Ae Nea Co
F. G. Lucas
Athena
First National Bank of Athena and
Farmers’ Bank of Weston
United ‘Engineering Co
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Seattle
John & Baker
Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Abstract Co
James Johns
Henninger
C. H. Marsh
Lee
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Main Street
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Carney & Shradley
Ung D. Goey
Alta Street
Tallman & Co
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W. R. Graham
Fred Fiffert
Freewater
Freewater Times
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A. F. May
J. L. Vaughan
East Court Street
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Stroble
Eas Court Street
Damon Lodge NO. 4
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CC. C
R. W. Pletcher
Sortuwest
Miracle Cure For Home Treatment
Diay
J. M. Ashworth
Weston, Oregon
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