Turner New Deputy Fish and Game Warden for Eastern Oregon
Otto F. Turner, noted local sportsman, has been named deputy game and fish warden for eastern Oregon. The vacancy followed Joe Nolf’s resignation. Turner will aggressively enforce deer and fish laws, inspect mills and irrigation dams, and prosecute violators if peaceful remedies fail. Residents with law violations are urged to contact Turner in Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. F. Turner
Oregon
Joe Nell —Turner
Otto F. Turner
Salem
Joe Nolf
Turner
Pendleton
Baker City
la Grande
Union
North Powder
Summerville
J. W. Baker
Demurrer Overruled in Federal Case Before Judge Wolverton
R J Slater returned from Portland where he appeared before the federal court in Parr ve. Damon and the United States. The demurrer was overruled and the defense given until March 20 to file their answer. In Marsett v United States a demurrer was argued and the matter taken under advisement by Judge Wolverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Slater
Portland
Wolverton
Parr Ve. Damon
United States
Marsett
Yoncalla Gets Its First Newspaper The Yoncalla Independent
Agent E. C. Smith of the O R and N reports Vol 1 No 1 of the Yoncalla Independent the town's first paper. Owner and editor is John W. Kelly, a veteran journalist from Douglas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonecalla
E. C. Smith
Yoncalla
Pendleton BPOE Plans Regular Meeting Tonight
Pendleton BPOE announces a regular meeting this evening at the Eagles hall at 7 40. All members are requested to attend.
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Pendleton B. P. O. E
Eagles’ Hall
Pendleton to Switch Water Plant to Electricity
Pendleton water commission reaches an agreement with Northwestern Gas & Electric to operate the city pumping plant by electricity for ten years. The plant must pump up to 1,200,000 gallons in 24 hours, with $4,000 paid first year and $3,500 annually thereafter, plus a final $2,000 after the first year and a $2,900 startup payment. The city will supply all water. the company guarantees maintenance but not liability for unavoidable accidents. Final action tomorrow as commission ratifies the deal. last summer’s offer was rejected.
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Lf City
Electric Company
Pendleton Water Commission
Northwestern Gas & Electric Company
Water Commission
Messrs. Jones and Carter
The
Vincent
Mosers
Jones and Clopton
Clapton
Arizona
Busineses
W. H. Jones
W. J. Furnish
C.H. Carter
J. R. Dickson
New Mexico Cattle Industry Sees Rapid Concentration
From New Mexico comes word that cattle ranges are rapidly concentrating amid a wheat boom causing a flood of settlers to the Southwest. Leo E. Weaver of Clayton, NM, notes the buffalo groans and urges that cattle districts are adapting to the influx. Weaver, arriving in Umatilla County to settle, cites long experience on New Mexico ranges and expects permanent settlement as northern Texas and New Mexico feel the boom.
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Leo EH. Weaver
Clayton
New Mexico
Umatilla
Cattle Range Threatened by Large Syndicate Purchases
The speaker warns that wheat farming and range will suffer as plowing increases. Concentration of cattle business into a few hands threatens the Southwest with doomed little stockmen. Land in immense tracts is bought by big concerns, water sources controlled by syndicates.
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Imense
Wheat Prospects Good In Umatilla County
Commissioner Horace Walker returns from a county tour and reports the wheat stand is strong across the Helix district and north county. He says reseeding will be minimal, grain is healthy and advanced, and a bumper crop seems likely this season. He notes winter road damage was light due to mild rains and permanent repairs, reducing spring road work.
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Horace Walker
Helix
Umatilla County
Weason
Lewiston High to hire Hal Tilley for track duties
Hal Tilley agreed to coach the Lewiston high school track team and will oversee first practice today. A former University of Idaho star, Tilley set two coast records in 1903 Meld meets, including 100 yards in 10 seconds and long jump of 22 feet 6 inches. He tied Pearson of Washington in a 10 flat. Sheriff candidate Sommerville plans entry, while Dr. E J Sommerville to run. Dr John Bingham will’s codicil changes monthly inheritance to Mrs Bingham.
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Tiley
Lewiston
Hal Tilley
Lewiston Teller
Tilley
Pacific Northwest
Universty of Idaho
Innet
Portland
Parsons
California
Kelly
Pearson
Washington
Notified of Deaths in City Man Receives Message
Frank Hayes of the city today received a message announcing the death of his sister in Eugene. He had recently returned from an ailment in Eugene where she was ill and feared not to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hayes
Eugene
Quiet Tithe case filed over land cloud in eld of Ferguson heirs
In leledic court J. W. English and attorney A. D. Stillman sue Margaret A. Cobb and others to clear title to land left by Calvin Ferguson who died intestate in 1858. Also noted is a second shipment of horses from Pomeroy for government cavalry use to be sent to the Philippines this week.
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Leledic Court
J. 2
English
A.D. Stillman
Margaret A. Cobb
Calvin Ferguson
Pomeroy
Woah
Philippines
Trust to Nature and the Golden Medical Discovery
The article extols natural stomach and liver healing using native roots such as Golden Seal Queen's root Stone root Bloodroot and Black Cherrybark. It describes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a glyceric extract remedy free of alcohol and habit forming drugs to restore vitality, blood and nerves.
Mary N Chase Leads Equal Suffrage Meetings in county
Miss Mary N Chase organizer of the equal suffrage movement in the county is holding several meetings in the east end this week. Athens meeting moved from March 4 to March 3 public gathering there. Tuesday March 6 first campaign meeting at Baptists church in the city where she will speak. A workers’ committee will be named and the suffrage amendment campaign formally launched.
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Mies Mary NS. Chase
Eas
Eat
Mary N. Chase
Athens
Baptlet
Miss Chase
Mise Chase
East County meetings encouraged by Umatilla work
Meetings at Milton Freewater Ingle Chapel and other east end points reflect strong encouragement for the results of her work in Umatilla County. The note highlights community engagement and the perceived impact of ongoing efforts across multiple localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Freewater
Ingle Chapel
Umatilla County
Hair Natur ally Abundant Hair Preparations Curb Dandruff
Dandruff blamed for most hair trouble and caused by a germ. Nowbro's Herpicide claims to kill the germ, being harmless and grease free. It promises immediate relief from itching and makes hair glossy. Sold by leading druggists with 10 cent sample request.
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Nowbro
The
Herpicide Co
Detroit
M Koeppen Bros
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Rosemary
Rockford
Illinois
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John KB. Bingham
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Royal M. Sawtelle Jewler
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