Turner Will Upheld and Wheat Case Decree Given
Judge H J Bean issued two circuit court decrees this morning. The Turner will of Cynthia A Turner was upheld after extensive trial and review. In Smith versus Interior Warehouse the court ruled the seller bound to deliver the wheat, despite price increases, affecting grain trade expectations. A new trial motion in the case of First National Bank of Pomeroy versus B F McCul was noted.
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H. J. Bean
Cynthia A. Turner
E. L. Smith
Interior Warehouse Company
Gland
O. C. Turner
Circuit Court
First National Bank of
Case Dismissed After Jury Rules for Defendants
The court denied the petition by Lough and M H Gillette. The spring trial ended with a jury verdict in favor of the defendants.
Oregon Forest Reserves List by Acreage and Creation Dates
Official Oregon forest reserves listing eighteen reserves with their creation dates and acreages. Notable entries include Cascade 6,896,840 acres created March 3, 1902 and Umpqua 794,400 acres created March 2, 1907, totaling 16,403,635 acres.
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Oregon
Ashland
Bive Mountains
Bull Run
Cascade
Coquille
Fremont
Goose Like
Koo
Heppner
Imnaha
Siskiyou
Tillamook
Umpqua
Wenahn
State deer hunting seasons amid chaotic law changes
The article details chaotic revisions to state game laws, noting August 16 opening for general deer season and varied dates for bucks and does across counties. It lists counties Coos Curry Grant Harney Malheur Union Umatilla Wallowa and notes Morro county allows July 16 start due to past legislative changes.
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Cove
Coos
Qurry
Grant
Harney
Malheur
Union
Commissioner A Cowboy on Willamette Valley Rail Cattle Train
Railroad Commissioner Oswald West volunteered to ride a cattle shipment from the upper Willamette Valley to Portland to obtain direct information on Southern Pacific service. He traveled in disguise, carrying a prod pote, and was not recognized by railroad men or officials. He seeks to supply the commission with absolute facts on cattle shipment service.
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Dressei
Willamette Valley
Oswald West
Oregon
Little Chippera
Southern Pacific Railroad
Portland
Southern Pacific
First Target Practice By Company L At Tutuilla Range
Company L holds its first target practice since formation tomorrow morning at a rifle range on the Peter West place at Tutuilla. Officers and enlisted men must meet annual target practice requirements and convene at the armory at 9 o clock. The piece also notes editor changes at Pendleton Magazine and a visit by Charles Fransham of Bozeman, Mont. A dog owned by Charles Cunningham was killed this morning when struck by Dr. Henderson's auto at Main and Alta streets.
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Company L
Tutuila Range
Peter West Place
Tutuilla
Oregon National Guard
Clork
Charles Cunningham
Henderson
Main
Alta Streets
Cunningham
Annual Number a Beauty
The Port land Commercial Review issue from Portland is issued as an illustrated and highly interesting annual. It features many illustrations from Umatilla county and offers strong advertising for eastern Oregon and Washington. In Cynwyd Pennsylvania a railroad collision killed engineer Oliver Renert.
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Portland Commercial Review
Portland
Umatilla County
Oregon
Washington
Cynwyd, Pa
Oliver Renert
Boylen Refuses to Resign From Sheep Commission
Thomas Boylen, president of the state sheep commission, states he will not resign. Though his family is in Denver temporarily, he will maintain residence at Hay Creek, Crook County. He remains traveling representative for Baldwin Sheep & Land Co. of Hay Creek and continues with that company as before. The resignation question was a technical matter among long term growers, and there is no desire for his departure.
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Thomas Boylen
State Sheep Commission
Smythe
Denver
Hay Creek
Crook County
Sheep Commission
Boylen
Baldwin Sheep & Land Company
Hay, Creek
Skating Hink Contest Shows Two Thousand Mark Reached
In the Crank skating rink standings Mia A Bi May and Clara Thompson lead with scores near the two thousand mark. Freda Parkes and Pearl Hoch follow as Ruth Gibwon and Mra L B H Kohn also appear among top placers. In Baker City, Fred Diehl was acquitted of stealing a check from a man named Payne who was drunk. the check had been given as payment for a gambling debt.
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Mia
Clara Thompson
Gladys Almond
Tao Freda Parkes
Pearl Hoch
Ccee
Rene Wee Ee
Bebe
Ruth Gibwon
Kohn
Baker City
Fred Diehl
Payne
Dieh
Economy Jewelry Store Appeal and Honest Trades
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the Empire Tea Co
E. Court St
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
Schmidt Bldg
W. W. Campbell
Mgr
Bud Atkinson
Turner
Bean
Smith
Tallman & Co
Patriotic Young America
Fraziers’ Book Store
Cowboy
Pendleton
H. 8. Swenson
Milton Hiagle
Inland Empire
H. C. Willis
Umatilla
Morrow
Montana
Charles Fransham
Bozeman
Mont
John Nissen
Fransham
Northwest
Spokane
Nissen
City
Roosevelt
Winslow Bros
Jewelers
Main Street
DR. Blosser
Wright
J. F. Carrier
W. Webb St
Pendleton, Ore
Mens Shop
Max Baer
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