Instruction Camp for Local Company Militia Boys
Captain Ferguson of Company L issues orders for a two day camp of instruction on July 3 and 4 to train men for duties at American Lake in August. Attendance is mandatory unless on furlough, with possible travel from Wenaha springs, guards, and field drills en route. A delinquency court may discipline non attenders and a rifle team will be named for the state shoot.
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Ferguson
American Lake
Wenaha Springs
Marshall Spell
Eugene Blanchet
Company L
Roy Neal
Stanfield
Fred Lucas
Weston
F. G. Lucas
Pendleton
Louis Keen
Athena
Logan Renn
Touchet
Wash
William A. Dalziel
Oregon
Bowman
J. E. Keefe, Jr
George G. Schlegel
Pilot Rock Bank
R. B. Stanfield
Echo
Otis Turner
Alex Brue
Furnish-Coe Dam
RK. L. Casteel
Pilot Rock
Dean Spaulding
Thompson Wins Grand American Handicap With 100
Riley Thompson of Gainesville Missouri shot from the 1 yard mark with an old time gun to win the 11th annual Grand American handicap at the Chicago Gun Club with a perfect score of 100. The day also saw a new event record as the prior best was 99 by R R Barbour of Pauline Iowa in 1906. Squad 4 on trap 4 also broke 100 straight, with six experts shooting from the 100 yard mark: Jay Graham Long Lake NL J W Garrett Colorado Springs CO H F Freeman Atlanta GA Harvey Dixon Joplin MO and Fred Ellett Kelthisburg TL.
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Chicago
Riley Thompson
Gainesville
R. R. Barbour
Pauline
Iowa
Indianapolis
Thompson
Jay Graham
Long Lake
J. W. Garrett
Colorado Springs
H. F. Freeman
Atlanta
Harvey Dixon
Joplin
Fred Ellett
Kelthsburg
Eight Cars On Glidden Tour Reach Oklahoma City
Eight Glidden tour cars followed Cal Lewis into Oklahoma City from Lawton in good condition. The day’s run totaled 146 miles and the party later toured the 29 mile automobile boulevard around the city as guests of the Oklahoma association. Penalties for the day were not announced.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Cal Lewis
Lawton
Oklahoma Association
Perhaps it is unwise to recount our own faults on the pedestal of anoth
A fragment hints at a reflective line about humility and judging others. It reads as a meditative aside, suggesting caution in exposing one’s failures beside another’s virtue. The clipped text implies a moral prompt rather than a full incident.
Pendleton Bankers Meet as Kr. W. Schmeer Presides
A Pendleton banking gathering hears KR. W. Schmeer outline banking concerns. He urges enforcement of tax law on bank stock and reviews postal savings bank effects, urging practical discussion at future annual meetings and thanking members for the presidency.
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Multnomah County
Oregon
KR. W. Schmeer
Banking speech urges safeguards for savings deposits
Financiers from all over Oregon discuss deposits in trust and the need to safeguard savings deposits. The speaker emphasizes an act relating to bills of finding and the importance of proper safeguards to protect the banking public from loss. The focus is on ensuring the safety of savings deposits in the current financial context.
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Ing
Express Team Runaway Near Court and Garden
Just before noon today the W. G. Fisher express team had a disastrous spin around the corner of Alta and Garden streets colliding with a tree. The wagon turned over, tongue broken out, harness smashed, and one horse slightly injured. This is the second or third runaway involving this expressman.
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W. G. Fisher
Alta Ang Garden Street
Court and Garden
Prominent Morrow County rancher visits sister in town
R L Benge a leading rancher from Morrow County near Lexington has been visiting his sister Mrs C P Barnett. During his stay he bought six mules from Charles McHee to complete his mule team for his farm. He owns 1200 acres of fine grain and plans to start harvesting soon.
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Morrow County
R. L. Benge
Lexington
Co. P. Barnett
Charles McHee
Did Not Sell Feed Yards Clarified in Rutland Columns
The Rutland Vermont Log Rolling column clarifies that C. P. Barnett did not sell the Oregon Feed Yards to W. F. McKenny. The yard remains owned by Barnett and has only been leased. The Rutland area also notes Midsummer Day celebrations in England.
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C. P. Barnett
Oregon
W. F. McKenny
Mr. Barnett
Mississippi Travelers Meet in Columbus Annual Session
Mississippi Travelers met in Columbus Mississippi on June 24 for their annual session. Local commercial travelers and business men gave a warm welcome to the group.
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Mississippi
Columbus
Miss
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Sullivan's
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Allen Thomson
Carr of
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Athens
Mr. Stanfield
Bankers’ Convention
Ernest Dodd
Eva Scott
Freewater
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
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Harold Warner
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Charles Finch
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Forest Grove
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Gerald Stanfield
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Monmouth
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