Public Notice on Umatilla Project Water Rights 1911
Department of the Interior announces water will be supplied from the fourth unit of the Umatilla project during the 1911 irrigation season for specified farm units in Townships 4 and 6 North Range 28 East and Township 6 North Range 29 East Willamette Meridian. Applications open March 22 1911 at 9 a.m. with required payments. imposes occupancy limits, payment schedules, and penalties for nonpayment.
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Department OF the Interior
Washington
Umatilla Project
Oregon
Willamette
Secretary of the Interior
la Grande
Jnnller
General Land Office
United States Reclamation Service
Water-Flight Charges Signed by Ballinger
An unsigned fragment states water flight charges accompanied by a signature of R A Ballinger in his role as Secretary of the Interior. The garbled OCR leaves the formal context unclear but indicates an official communication regarding charges tied to water flight operations.
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R. A. Ballinger
Intertor
Letters Remaining Uncalled For In Local Post Office
Advertised letters for week ended March 2 1911 list numerous names including Margaret McMahon Frank Moorhouse Raffare Pette Don De Bonaven ture Sampson Joy McFadden Harry Luton Geo Washington Grover Minthorn Chas Why Edith Roy Wm Runner H Ketzel Darlas Roberts Rev Ross Maiden Famuelson Polk Shafer Pearl Plunfield Nellie Shurman J L Waldron Chas Walker Vern Walker Rena Wingard Sarah White Stella Nelson Mrs C H Birtal W W Bowman Clyde Bryan Nell Callaway G L Coyne H J Croft Nellie Earnest Winnie Harrell Ethel Harris K Hoffman Jack Flyon Fred Gibson Liszyle Jacobson Walter Johnson L C Kester J P Lam Mrs Lee Valarie Leverne Longwell Adeline Long Mrs J McCarthy Walter Mayberry P L Murphy J B Jordan Mrs W C Johnson James Domer May Lytte John Roach Felippe Lupola Pendleton Dressed Meat Co James Pent Dell Lampson L L Ragsdale Am olin Paasha Robi Peese Art Riley Donald Rogers Shell Alex Sprey H Smith W L Taylor Geo Sushima N F Thompson Chas Whitford Kermit Wolf L C Wilson.
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Margaret McMahon
Frank Moorhouse
B. le Barry
F. Nell
Raffare Pette
Don de Bonaventure
F Pellite Sompoto
M. Mareant
T. P Clark
A. L. Cargil
G. B. Piart
B. BE
Johnson
Wild Bill
Lisze Minthorn
P. Minthorn
Sampson
Joy McFadden
Harry Luton
Geo
Washington
Grover Minthorn
Cha
Walter Johnson
C. L. Kester
J. P. Lam
Mrs. Lee
Valarie Leverne
BE. Longwell
Adeline Long
J. McCarthy
Walter Mayberry
P. L. Murphy
L. J. Newland
H. J. Adama
Elvie Brown
E. C. Burns
J. D. Casey
L .E. Clark
Lee Daniel
W. H. Dorman
J. B. Garrison
J. W. Groche
N. J. Jordan
W. C. Johnson
D. J. Kiseman
Karl Krist
Jas. Domer
May Lytte
John Roach
Felippe Lupola
Pendleton
Dressed Meat Co
James Pent
James Tirke
Dell Lampson
L. L. Ragsdale
Amolin Paasha
Robi, Peese
Art Riley
Donald Rogers
A. BE. Shell
Alex Sprey
H. Smith
W. L. Taylor
J. B. Taylor
Sushima
N. F. Thompson
Chas
Whitford
Kermit Wolf
L. C. Wilson
State Buys Still More Asylum Land
The state board extended the eastern Oregon branch Insane asylum site with a 34 acre purchase known as the Charles Myers place adjoining the Carpenter tract by the river. The $5500 deal fills most of the bottom land except 10 acres owned by C. C. Hendricks, with condemnation planned to acquire that tract at a lower price. Deeds for Patton and Roberts tracts were recorded. Patton four and a half acres cost $2500, Roberts 54 acres costing $8100. A closing note urges hard work over easy gains.
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Branch Insane Asylum
State Board
Eastern
Oregon Branch Insane Asylum
Charles Myers
C. C. Hendricks
Prepay Fares Offer Through The Colonist Service
The Colonist announces westbound fares with a prepay option. Send value to your local railroad agent and an order for a ticket will be telegraphed to any address East or West. Promote home building with instructive material sent to desired addresses.
Farmers Start Spring Plowing in Adams Oregon
Special correspondence from Adama Oregon March 11 reports farmers beginning spring plowing. Local residents including Charley Ferguson and Fred Blake visit Pendleton and Athena for business and social events. The piece notes a caterpillar engine plowing and urges use of Ballard's Horehound Syrup for coughs in children.
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Adama
Ore
Charley Ferguson
Seattle
Adams
W. M. Anderson
Portland
Fred Blake
Pendleton
M. Picard
T. C. Ried
Frank Martin
George Woodward
J. T. Wieuntion
Stella
Milton
T. A. Lionallen
Carl Carlton
Pilot Rock
Athena
P. Lodge
Lizzie
Ruth
Kenzie
Casper Woodward
Umatilla
L. L. Rogers
L. L. Lieuallon
Dr. McKenny
Helix
Adames
A. J. Baker
Lewis Blake
California
Sports events shift as wide calendar unfolds next week
Executive committee of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen will meet in New York. Lake Worth Florida hosts the Palm Beach Power Boat regatta. Bowlers from across the Dominion and US compete in Montreal. A relay race featuring top quarter-milers from Philadelphia Boston Chicago Newark against New Yorkers headlines Pastime A games in New York. Albany hosts a wildlife protection conference by leading New York sportsmen. Boston auto show closes with new venues in Syracuse Denver Louisville and Pittsburgh. International amateur trapshooting finals at Madison Square Garden close the Sportsmen’s Show. Chicago hosts Central Amateur Athletic Union championships and dual meets with Minnots Northwestern Purdue. Two intercollegiate wrestling matches Pennsylvania Princeton and Columbia Naval Academy at Annapolla precede the Intercollegiate championships at Princeton.
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National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
New York
Lake Worth
Fla
Palm Beach Power Boat Association
Dominion
United States
Montreal
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Newark
Empire State
Albany
Syracuse
N. Y
Denver
Cole
Louisville
Pittsburg
Madison Square Garden
Central Amateur Athletic Union
Illinois Athletic Club
Minnots
Northwestern
Purdue
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Columbia
Naval Academy
Annapolla
Columbia Leads All Institutions in 1911 Student Enrollment
Figures released show Columbia University tops the nation with 7411 students enrolled in 1911. Chicago 6583, Michigan 5329, Harvard 6329, Penn 6187, Cornell 5169, with Columbia again leading in summer sessions. Yale Columbia and Michigan show shifts in scientific course enrollment.
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Columbian University
Columbia
Chicago
Michigan
Harvard
Ann Arbor
Pennsylvanian
Cornell
Pennsylvania
California
Wisconsin
Indiana
Yale
Teddy Roosevelt Smiths Rally in Town Sparks Cheers
The town buzzes with anticipation as residents name Theodore Roosevelt Smiths and similar names in a cheerful uproar for Teddy's imminent visit, signaling a festive community moment.
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Theodore Roosevelt Smiths
Teddy
Hawaii Plans Half Million Schoolhouses for Legislature
The department of public instruction in Hawaii has drafted plans costing about $500 000 for new schoolhouses. The proposal seeks legislative approval in Honolulu to fund construction and expand educational facilities.
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Department of Public Instruction
Hawaii
Honolulu
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Canada
Northwest
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co
Connections
Union Pacific
Chicago & North
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Paul
WM. McMurray
Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Pasadena
Cal
Madison
Neb
Western Electropode Co
Los Angeles St
Los Angeles
The
M. E. Church
East Oregonian
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