Helix Farmers Hold Union Meeting and Ladies Day
Helix Local No 17 of the Farmers Union met in regular session to discuss sack bids wood coal and post issues with plans to await new bids from the county union next Saturday is ladies day with an expected 325 wives and daughters to be initiated married men must ride the goat if they come alone March 13 the Helix Union travels to Pendleton to vote on new sack bids two new members were initiated.
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Questus
Pendleton
Helix, Or
Helix Local No. 17
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Resei
Helix Union
Pilot Rock locals attend The Boys of Company B
A crowd from Pilot Rock gathered Saturday evening to see Paul Gilmore in his new role and take in the production. Attendees included Miss Alta Spaulding, Miss Ruth Royer, P. M. Nash, J. M. Gilbert, H. W. Copeland, L. W. Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bett, and Mrs. George Carnes.
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Pilot Rock
Company B
Paul Gilmore
Alta Spaulding
Ruth Royer
P. M. Nash
J. M. Gilbert
H. W. Copeland
L. W. Copeland
George Carnes
Berkeley property eyed for new Main Street building
Local architects prepare estimates for a brick structure to cover the entire Alta and Main street corner property owned by Norbourne Berkeley. The current Alta Street brick building is leased until year’s start, delaying full occupancy. Berkeley says public improvement is desired, with several tenant prospects pending.
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Berkeley
Main and
Alta Streets
T. F. Howard
Norbourne Berkeley
Alta Street
Berkeleys
Alta and
Main
City Hall
Fred Hill Takes His Horses to Alberta Ranch Purchase
Fred Hill and Jeff travel to Alberta where a Canadian wheat ranch has been purchased. A carload of horses was shipped and inspected by Dr D McNabb who gave a clear health certificate before departure.
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Fred Hill
Alberta
Jeff
McNabb
Hargrove and Ammons Wed at County Judge Office
Charles Hargrove and Mrs Jennie Ammons married yesterday afternoon at County Judge Gilliland's office. A few friends and relatives attended. Hargrove is a Birch Creek farmer and the bride resides in Pendleton.
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Charles Hargrove
Jennie Ammons
Gilliland
Hargrove
Birch Creek
Bride Lea
Pendleton
Thompeson Fox Couple Wed in Justice Office
William Ho Thompson and Myrtle Fox were married yesterday afternoon in Justice Joe Ho Parkes office with a small group of friends attending. Thompson is described as a commentarial traveler based at Echo headquarters.
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William Ho Thompson
Ofra
Myrtle Fox
Joe Ho Parkes
Mr. Thompson
Echo
Miss Fletcher to Move to St Anthonys Hospital Care
Mise Hore Fletcher of the Peoples Warehouse will be in the care of Miss Bertha Anger at St Anthonys hospital. The fault department she has charge of will be under new supervision.
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Mise Hore Fletcher
Peoples Warehouse
St. Anthonys Hospital
Fult
Mise Bertha Anger
Ship Cattle to Ellensburg
John Sharp and George Holliday shipped three carloads of stock cattle to Ellensburg yesterday. They were purchased in the vicinity of Pendleton.
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John Sharp
George Holliday
Ellensburg
Pendleton
Hunziker Store to Remain Open for Present
Victor Hunziker, brother of the deceased Louis Hunziker, travels from Walla Walla to manage the business temporarily. He will operate the store and reside in the house until a disposition plan is made. Mrs. Hunziker will join next week while Mrs. Louis Hunziker stays in Walla Walla due to their daughter Dorothy’s illness with typhoid fever.
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Victor Hunxiker
Louis Hunaliker
Walla Walla
Huns'ker
Hunziker
Victor Hunsiker
Louis Hunziker
Dorothy
Concert Company Formed at Hermiston
A new concert company organized in Hermiston will give a recital next Wednesday evening. Members include Edna Rothgib reader, Bertha Randall pianist, G. Raymond Hahn soloist, and W. Roy Saxton violinist. Miss Rothgib is a Kings School graduate. Mr and Mrs G H Upthegrove, formerly of Walla Walla, will assist.
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Hermiston
Edna Rothgib
Bertha Randall
G. Raymond Hahn
W. Roy Saxton
Miss Rothgib
Kings School of Oratory of
Pittsburg
G. H. Upthegrove
Walla Walla
Divorce and Libel Cases Heard in Circuit Court
The circuit court heard two cases today. In Cassinger vs Cassinger Mrs Cassinger seeks a divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Watts vs Stone involves Momer L Watts suing Jerry Stone of Athena for 7500 dollars in libel damages. Watts will argue his own case.
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Circuit Court
Cassinger
Watts Vs. Stone
Momer L Watts
Jerry Stone
Athena
Watts
New Officers Take Charge At Local Commercial Association
The Commercial Association holds its regular monthly meeting at the association rooms tonight the first under the new administration. New president William Moore succeeds R Alexander with officers J P Winter secretary Jack Huston treasurer and board members including T C Taylor R H Wilcox G M Rice R Alexander W L Thompson A L Knight J W Tallman E B Aldrich and T C Warner. A major topic is the location and remodeling of quarters with two proposals the present place or the council chamber in the new city hall. A committee may be formed to study terms with Mr Milarkey and the city, and a special meeting could be held to hear the report.
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Commercial Association
R. Alexander
William Moore
J. P. Winter
Jack Huston
Will McKinney
T. C. Taylor
R. H. Wilcox
G. M. Rice
W. L. Thompson
A. L. Knight
J W. Tallman
E. B. Aldrich, and
T. C. Warner
Council Chamber
City Hall
Milarkey
New Town Stanfield Firestation Echo Era Vote Tale
Pioneer reminiscences recount early county voting at Fouters station where the town to be named Stanfield was discussed. I M Bentley recalls casting the first county vote in '72 during a Franklin race with A W Nye for sheriff and B H Yoakum for county judge, noting pre direct primaries and ballot-reading by the chairman and clerk.
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Fouters Station
Stanfield
I. M. Bentley
Franklin
Echo
A. W. Nye
BH. G. Yoakum
Marriage License Granted for Tallman and Hamifisn
William J. Tallman of Walla Walla county and Mollie V. Hamifisn of Umatilla county were granted a marriage license today. Mrs. Charles Neave, an Englishwoman by birth and education, has become a press agent.
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William J. Tallman
Walla Walla County
Mollie V. Hamifisn
Umatilla County
Charles Neave
Personal notices from various towns fill city visit scene
Echo, Hellix, Athena and other towns send residents and visitors to the city today. Names include Al Conner from Echo Tom Robertson from Hellix M L Morrison from Helix Fred Blake from Adama W C Moody from Walla Walla C E McClellan from Juniper FA Syken from Milton and T M Tiggert of Athena.
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W. C. Moody
Walla Walla
C. E. McClellan
Juniper
Syken
Milton
Pend Deton
Farmers Rejoice Over Heavy Rainfall Boosting Wheat
Attorney F. Wilson from Athena reports grain growers in the area are delighted by recent rains. Fall wheat looks strong for this time of year with prospects for a bumper yield and record acreage.
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F. Wilson
Athena
Judds Return From Eastern Trip To Pendleton Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Judd and son Henry arrived in Pendleton on No 1 today after an extended visit in the east They were in Hartford Conn much of the time and have opened their house across the river where they will be at home during the spring
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Fred Judd
Henry
Pendleton
No. 1
Hartford
Conn
Editor M Manus Is In From Pilot Rock
J P McManus visited Pendleton today reporting wheat looks fine in his area but barley is poor with some fields needing reseeding. Mrs Rose Campbell returned from eastern cities with eight millinery openings and a spring stock. In Portland she hired milliner Miss Jessie Rumsey to assist through spring.
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J. P. McManus
Pendleton
McManus
Rose Campbell
Portland
Jessie Rumsey
Campbell
Mrs Richardson Recovering From Illness In Adames
Mrs Richardson of Adames is recovering from an illness that she has suffered for some time, with relatives and friends hopeful for a full recovery.
Union Printers Win Decision in Courts
In Cincinnati Ohio a victory was won by the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union, numbering fifteen thousand members, as the U S Court of Appeals denied a rehearing sought by the United Typothetae of America to enjoin unionists from striking.
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Cincinnatic
Ohio
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union
United States Court of Appeals Today
United Typothetae of America
avalanche buries thirty-one soldiers and six officers
Tyrol, March 2. An avalanche in Tirol buried thirty-one soldiers and six officers. Several are dead, with others missing. In a separate item from Rockford Illinois, Mrs. Lorn Kauffman was arrested on a murder warrant sworn by the coroner, after Dr. Hains of Chicago found strychnine in the husband’s stomach.
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Tnnsbruck
Austria
Tyrol
Iwashband
Rockford, Til
Mra
Lorn Kauffman
McAllister
Hains
Chicago
Kauffman
Pope Is Recovering From Cold In Rome
The pope’s condition, reported in Rome on March 2, has improved though he remains hoarse and not yet cleared to resume audiences. Doctors Petacei and Hardilafava Isnalat advise continued rest and no immediate return to public duties.
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Pope
Rome
Cavalry Embarks for Philippines From Chicago
Four troops of the Thirteenth cavalry stationed at Fort Sheridan departed Chicago yesterday for San Francisco en route to the Philippines. Army movement signals ongoing deployment of forces to the Pacific theater.
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Philippines
Chicago
Thirteenth Cavalry
Fort Sheridan
San Francisco
Archbishop O'Connell's Rome visit request and Japan mission
Archbishop O'Connell of Boston urged Rome to visit the pope last week. Tiia expected he would again be commissioned for a mission to Japan.
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Archbishop O'Connell
Boston
Rome
Tiia
Japan
Indian Man Charged With Attacking His Mother in Firewater Incident
John Mitchell, a well known Umatilla Indian, is held on assault charges after beating his mother following a night of heavy drinking. She lies in serious condition at St Anthony's Hospital in an semi unconscious state. Agent McFatridge arrived to take charge as the case unfolds.
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St Anthony's Hospital
John Mitchell
Mitchell
McFatridge
Medernach Expands Orpheum Seating and Renovates Front
J. P. Medernach, proprietor of the Orpheum, is renovating the little theater to increase seating. The front has been torn out as workmen move the facade forward toward the sidewalk, creating significantly more space inside the lobby and auditorium.
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J. P. Medernach
Orpheum
Picture How
High School Debate Set For March 12
On March 12 a debate will be held here between the Moro High School team and the local high school. Arrangements to this effect have just been made between the schools.
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Moro High School
Echo Register Editor Brown in City Visit
BE Brown editor of the Echo Register and his companion Mr Brown from Echo are seen in the city. Brown is a noted local journalist and newspaper figure.
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BE. H. Brown
Echo
City
Mr. Brown
The
Echo Register
Dandruff Germs and Baldness Claim Ad
An advertisement argues that dandruff germs cause baldness in six weeks and that Nawlo’s Herpicide destroys the germs. It claims 100 percent effectiveness, urges orders from A. Koeppen & Bros in Detroit, and offers a sample with a one dollar bottle guarantee.
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Standard Grocery Co
Helix Farmers Hold
F&s
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Planing Mill
Robert Forster
Pendleton, Ore
Alta
Hargrove- Ammons
Miss Fletcher TH
Ingram
al. Conner
Tom Robertson
He-llix Tendis
M. L. Morrison
Helix
Fred Blake
Adama
T. M. Tiggert
Wis
Henry Kopitke
John W. Bitter
Frank Sloan
Jack Tomlinson
Henry T. Hill
Starkey Prairie
A. Barnes
Weston
G. W. Dudley
Athens
Mr. Dudley
J. J. Bentley
Pomeroy
John Bentley
Hot Lake
William Shulte
Marysville
Cal
Lachlin McCleay
Tacoma
F. E Judd
M'Manus
Gordon
Landers
la Grande
Pendleton High School
Debating
Harold Warner
Roy Rowland
Frank Engdahl
Medernach
Detroit
Midh
Koeppen & Bros
Ely
Droggista
Ota
Zly Brothers
Warren Street
New York
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