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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1917
Page
8
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Endleton Sells Gul moves to Imisson in Malheur county and well known farmer George Haw relocates with his family. Senator Barrett Ti and Senator Charles A. Barrett of Athena stop at the Imperial Hotel in Portland on route home from the legislature. W. M. Stustes improves. Pendleton optician Dale Rothwell travels to Viola to attend his father's funeral, aged 60. Hermiston hosts a boxing match tonight between Jack Carpenter and Frank Street. Ralph Grandin, former Bart Oregonian staffer, promoted to assistant circulation man. The Pure Food Show increases crowds with gifts and displays. O. W. R. & N. trains extend off the tray service to all trains. La Grande and Fondation schools plan to add shop and craft courses. Wheat near Athena believed frozen out by cold. A gas incident injures a worker at a refrigerator plant. Wool demonstration car to Pendleton tomorrow with wool market education.
Sheriff Tayter acts as judge while Sheriff Thiilor presides in the afternoon in a dispute over ownership of a wagon axle. A. G. Means sues Harry Methecar and attaches a wagon axle claimed to be his. Eugene Blanchett asserts the axe belongs to him, sold to McGreeor, but kept until payment. Frank Davie represents Means and J B Perry represents Blanchett. The jury must determine ownership.
Dr Ringo, formerly in Portland, arrives in Athena to take over practice from Dr Plamondon. He arrived home after a hospital stay and plans to recover fully before resuming work. Rumors hint at possible eye and throat specialties and moving to a larger city for practice. Dr Ringo’s exit will be noted by his many friends and patients in Athena.
Court proceedings resumed this afternoon with further argument noted. The session reopened at 1 15 after a pause, with Judge Jhtves presiding and continued discussion on the Hoch case and related matters.
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Attorneys for multiple defendants in a complex injury case debate fault, each shifting responsibility to contractors and other parties. Judge Fee seeks to shield the city from blame while jurors weigh negligence claims amid contested expert testimony and evolving liability.
A large turnout of farmers attended a briefing at the hall center for the Umatilia West Extension project. Prof Larsen of the Oregon Agricultural College spoke on alfalfa cultivation while W Allen and C H Remerts presented on land ratings and irrigation. Carence Mende and others planned travel to Washington for homestead arrangements.
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