Voters League Organized in Hermiston Oregon
In Hermiston Oregon on a Saturday evening the Voters League was formed after a precinct committee call. S R Oldaker was named temporary chairman and F R Reeves the temporary secretary. A draft by law committee and resolutions were chosen to cover county, legislative and state matters relevant to Hermiston. The league aims to educate voters, secure good registration, and consult candidates on local issues.
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Hermiston
Ore
Voters’ League
R. Oldaker
F. It. Reeves
Nght
League
Best county bargains in land and crops offered
A Northwest land listing advertises hundreds of acres for sale with crop details and prices. Highlights include 470 acres with 240 in grain at 25 dollars per acre, 700 acres with 230 in wheat at 22.50, 600 acres with 200 in wheat near a railroad, and 960 acres largely in grain at 95 per acre. Also offered are 1200 acres with alfalfa, water access, multiple houses, barns, orchards, and near town depots, with flexible terms and down payment options.
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R. R
Erade
Town End Depot
PENDLETON NOTES CHIEFS ILL AS PHEASANTS LIBERATED
Pendleton notes report Chief of Police John Kearney ill with lagrippe and unable to attend. District Game Warden and F Ayer III announce another pheasant shipment for Umatilla county, including Hungarian and China varieties, with birds allocated to Pilot Rock, Adams, and Athena reserves. Harry D Gray and Charles Bond compare eastern and western progress, praising the Shasta Limited. Umatilla County Fish and Game invites strong turnout to the state convention in Portland March 16, with preevent casting and trap events at Portland Gun Club. invite from H B Van Dur en.
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F. Ayer- III
Umatilla
Pilot Rock
Adams
Athena
Harry D. Gray
Charles Bond
Mr. Gray
Shasta Limited
Umatilla County Fish and Game Association
Portland
Stranger at fair seeks rabbit owner’s name
Ned L. Nottingham of Cuba New York visited a local fair to see the Round-up. He met a woman exhibitor with rabbits and wrote to the Postmaster Brown seeking the owner’s address. He wants to locate her or learn her name after a lengthy chat about the rabbits. Anyone with information is asked to help.
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Ned L. Nottingham
Cuba
N. Y
Nottingham
Brown
Round-up for Christ revival draws visitors and fashion show success
The Tutailla Indian church hosts a revival with visitors from Pitot Rock and Nez Perce reservations, many joining the temperance society or church. A Saturday style show at the Alta theater draws a large crowd, featuring spring garments and humorous wardrobe mishaps. G. I. LaDow opens an athletic goods house at Hoesch building, moving sporting items from his former stock.
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Christ
Tutailla
Pitot Rock
Georgia Jaques
Lucile Gilland
Lon Etter
Arthur Bond
J. M. Jones
J. W. Crow
George Adams
Wm_ Corbett
Edna Newman
Mark Allen
Stephen Moffett
Sam Lott
Joseph Peterson
Among the Nez Perces
George Waters
Yakima
Temperance Society
Church
Alta Theater
Poiret
G. 1 LaDow
Geo. C. Paer & Co
Iwwa
Hoesch
Local notices mention remodeling and new front for Chester Minkler shop
The building is being remodeled and a new front will be installed. Chester Minkler, son in law of Mr Ja Dow, will manage the business. Baer keeps firearms stock and plans adding granite wear. Two marriage licenses issued to Olin Dean Long with Mary L Leht and Roy E Burke with Ora May Bourcker. Water case gives ten days for pleadings by Marion Jack and Will Moore in quo warranto action by Stephen A Lowell. Property transfers: Lucinda C Cook to Henry C Mills for 450 dollars, and D W Olinger to Frank M Olinger for lots in Mifton.
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Dian Motorcycle
Chester Minkler
Ja Dow
Olin Dean Long
Mary L. Leht
Roy E. Burke
Ora May Bourcker
G. W. Phelps
Marion Jack
Will Moore
Stephen A. Lowell
Parents seek two week custody for boy George Howard
Doctors could not prove brain pressure on George Howard. Judge Maloney releases the boy to his parents for a two week trial as surrendered by his penitent behavior. Bulgin Special From Westend. A Sunday motor service resumed between the city and Umatilla for tabernacle evangelistic meetings with a 1 10 p m arrival and 11 p m return. John Reid, Penland Pros., reports his sister Mrs Stevens was thrown from a rig and severely injured, prompting travel to Walla Walla.
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George Howard
Westend
Umatilla
Tabernacle
West End
John Reid
Penland Pros
Walla Walla
Robert Stevens
Stevens
Maude Campbell
Ammot
Touchet
Witnesses Called in Walla Walla Murder Trial
Several colored attendees of a city party in Walla Walla who were present when the event ended in murder left this morning to appear as witnesses. The widow, Mrs. Cunningham, is working as a domestic here, as is Mrs. Joe Cunningham, formerly Miss Besie Hill, until her recent marriage.
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Walla Walla
Cunningham
Joe Cunningham
Besie Hill
Pendleton Baseball Club Seeks Funds for New Plan
The Pendleton baseball club directors began this afternoon a drive to raise money to field four teams. They will seek financial support from business leaders and fans as they test a new plan of reduced expenses. Earlier, they received encouraging assurances.
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Pendleton Baseball Club
Flyless Town Campaign Aims To Trap Flies Citywide
A town drive will locate all breeding places for flies and place Hodge fly traps in every home. The manual training department of the high school will manufacture traps at low material cost, expecting widespread orders.
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Vasse
Lodell Named Buckaroo Captain For 1914 Season
Local fans praise Al Lodell as captain of Pendleton Buckaroos for 1914 after McKune's departure. He steadies the team on a tight budget, restoring fighting spirit and win potential despite a makeshift lineup.
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al Lodell
Buckaroo
Lodell
Final Rejection Echoes in Uncertain Love
An older man probes a younger man about a rejected proposal. The younger answers that she has rejected him again and says the decision is final. The exchange centers on the seriousness and finality of the breakup.
Clark denies stalling roll call over McDermott expulsion
CHAMP CLARK, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE, marked his 64th birthday by denying he blocked a roll call on the resolution to expel Congressman McDermott over Mulhall charges. He called the accusation by Charles Zueblin a base and malicious slander from the rostrum.
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Washington
Clark
McDermott
Mulhall
Charles Zueblin
Chicago
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