Spring Round-Up Teems for Umatilla Horses on Reservation
A spring round-up will see three to four hundred Umatilla Indians, led by Alouskin, gather about 2000 head of horses on the reservation. The three week event includes branding, separation of stock, and driving ponies to summer ranges. Columbia River Indians with horses will join, turning the affair into a spring holiday.
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Umatillas
Kb A
Lowe+Kin
Columbia Indians
Alouskin
Westinghouse Air Brake Expert Tours Northwest Railroads
A. 5. Perrin from Westinghouse Air Brake factories in Philadelphia visited the city this morning and traveled to Portiani after inspecting lines in the northwest. Manufacturers send an expert to evaluate air brake systems on various roads, ride engines, and advise engineers and yard crews on proper operation and maintenance. Perrin notes O. R. & N. engineers are ahead of eastern roads in higher efficiency.
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Westinghouse
Perrin
Philadelphia
Portiani
Real estate dealer complains of Dalhart land visit
The East Oregonian received a letter from a Texas dealer alleging misrepresentation about land in the Texas Panhandle. It claims T. J. Tweedy and Asa Mc Daniels from this city were in Dalhart recently but refused to view the land there, fearing the area’s abundance would tempt them to buy after seeing it.
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Texas
East Oregonian
Dalhart
Panhandle
T. J. Tweedy
Asa McDaniels
Ladies' Aid to Meet at Congregational Church
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church will meet in the church lecture room on Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. All are cordially invited to attend.
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Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
Panhandle Texas lands eyed. wheat prospects doubtful
Asa McDaniel and T. J. Tweedy toured Panhandle Texas land, reporting scarce spring rains and strong July to September rainfall harming wheat. Soil is good but climate unsuitable. a few yields of 11 bushels per acre noted. Corn and Kaffir corn grow better, few actual settlers. Speculators mainly, with some moving to New Mexico under the homestead act.
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Panhandle
Texas
Asa McDaniel
T. J. Tweedy
Mr. McDaniel
McDaniels
Mr. McDaniels
McDaniel
New Mexico
Horse Sale A Success Near Heppner By Swiggart
The public auction of horses and jacks by B. F. Swiggart at Heppner drew strong attendance with about 6000 dollars in stock sold. Snow kept many inland stockmen away, yet a representative turnout occurred, and Swiggart plans more sales around Pendleton in June. He aims to focus on breeding and raising jacks, asserting Oregon can produce superior animals.
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Aooy Boewart
B. F. Swiggart
Heppner
Oregon
Washington
Swaggart
Inland Empire
Mt Swigwart
Pendleton
State
Pendleton Fans Travel To La Grande Game
Pendleton basketball team plans a 6 30 train departure tomorrow evening to support the Commercial club squad in La Grande. If the westbound No 6 train arrives soon, fans may return tonight. otherwise return the next morning. Lineup includes Stricklin Hartman Wilson Bortsim White. The team is confident of victory.
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la Grande
la Grande Association
Pendleton
Stricklin
Hartman
Wilson
Bortsim
White
Burgen Elected Foreman for Moses Lake Round-Up
Thomas Burgen of Ephrata was chosen foreman to oversee the united round-up of the Moses Lake desert range horses. The event set for April 23 will involve 200 riders guiding about 6000 horses into corrals, with 2190 to be shipped to eastern markets by mid May. Owners assisting in the round-up receive free delivery at the corrals, while nonparticipants pay $3 per head. riders provided must match the owner’s horse count.
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Moses Lake Desert
Thomas Burgen
Ephrata
Dodd Gains Uncontested Control of Pendleton Tribune
E P Dodd purchases all shares from former employees ending insurgent holdouts, acquiring complete control of the Pendleton Tribune. Minority stockholders are paid their original investments with 10 percent interest, pending circuit court salt actions and Dr Vincent’s anticipated removal from receivership.
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Pendleton Tribune Company
E. P. Dodd
W. &. Brown
Baker
Mr. Dodd
D.C. Brown
A. O. Carden
Mr. Myers
Circuit Court
Dr. Vincent
Saloon Proportions Highlight Pendleton Walla Walla Metrics
Pendleton runs 30 saloons for 183 residents per saloon, while Walla Walla has 4 for 348. If Walla Walla matched Pendleton’s ratio, it would support 93 million, double its current. Recent license costs rose from 466 to 1000 per year, causing two closures. three other towns had licenses revoked for ordinance violations.
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Pendleton
Wallia Walla
Walla Walla
City to reprint ordinances after legislative session
Milton Engle reports N A Davis is hired to prepare ordinances for reprinting. The plan now prints only the most urgent ordinances this time, awaiting potential charter amendments from the legislature before compiling the charter and all in-force ordinances into a single book.
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N. A. Davis
Milton Engle
Pendleton Basketball Notions of Return Games Postponed
After Pendleton boys fell to Colfax opponents, talks of return games here were underway. Dean Goodman, team manager, said Friday night games would not occur due to local attractions. possible arrangements may shift to a night next week.
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Colfax
Dean Goodman
Fraser Theater to Open Season in Athena March 8
The Fraser Theater company organized by Manager K. J. Taylor will open its season in Athena on Thursday evening March 8 and perform in Athena, Weston and other places in the east end of the county before returning to begin an engagement here on Thursday evening March 15.
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Fraser Theater Company
New Repertoire Theatrical Company
K. J. Taylor
Frazer Theater
Ihs
Athena
Weston
Kansas Author William Allen White Heads North to Oregon
William Allen White, editor of the Emporia Gazette and noted author of letters and stories in the Saturday Evening Post, travels with a party to San Angeles then proceeds north to Oregon before returning east. White has numerous writers worldwide where the Post is read.
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Kansas
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Saturday Evening Post
San Angeles
Oregon
White
New site approved by county superintendent petition signed
County Superintendent Welles received a petition of 27 residents of school district No 22 endorsing the board action to change the site of the school. The move faced complaints from other district residents, but the evident support suggests the district will ratify the action if it was authorized.
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Welles
Patton Barber Shop Undergoing Renovation on Court Street
The Patton barber shop on Court street is being renovated and repapered. Changes in the rear rooms are planned and upon completion the shop will present a much better appearance than formerly.
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Patton
Court Street
Superintendent Welles Starts County School Tour Now
County School Superintendent F. K. Welles will begin an immediate tour of county schools. With many schools closing soon, he must visit promptly to cover smaller districts. He will begin his itinerary in the Helix area.
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F. K. Welles
Mise Gome
Helix
Washington horsemen plan April horse sale roundup
Twenty six Douglas county stockmen organized as the Pool at Ephrata to gather and unload horses. The group aims to conduct a sale in April, consolidating stock and facilitating regional trade among horsemen and buyers.
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Washington
Douglas County
Waerh
Ephrata
Ferguson Brumfield Wed At Benn Lodging House
Murray W Ferguson and Ruth I Brumfield were united in marriage at the Benn lodging house in this city. Judge Thomas Fits performed the ceremony.
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Murray W. Ferguson
Ruth I. Brumfield
Benn
Judge Thomas Fits!é
Walla Walla Saloon Men Pledge Action Over Sunday Closing
Saloon keepers in Walla Walla resolve to test the Sunday closing law and instruct attorney Wilson to issue warrants against Noger Hoewell Co for keeping a confectionery shop open on Sunday. The liquor dealers deny discussing broader topics and refuse further comment. New motors for Milton advance as city council moves to finalize a dynamo purchase.
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New Motors
Milton
Dr Pierce medicines touted for openness and safety
The advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Family Medicines as openly labeled non alcoholic formulas with printed ingredients. It claims broad physician endorsement, notes no alcohol or habit forming drugs, and praises glycerine as solvent and preservative while promoting Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Ely
Pierce
New Dynamo to Upgrade City Electric Light System
The present generating force is inadequate to meet light demand. A triple system dynamo, up-to-date and capable of over 200 horsepower under proper conditions, will cost about 2000 dollars including freight and installation, as reported by the Eagle.
Newhero's Herpicide Promises Dandruff Cure
An advertisement proclaims that removing the dandruff germ cures dandruff and promotes hair growth. It touts Kenulne Herpicide as the sole scientific basis for destroying scalp germs, stopping irritation, and keeping the scalp wholesome. Sample requests offered by The Herpicide Co. Detroit with Koeppen Bros as agents.
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Newhero
Bend 10
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen Bros
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