Hermiston Mayor Wight Seeks Freight Fertilizer for City
Hermiston Mayor H R Newport arrives to secure fertilizer for Hermiston lands. He seeks a car load daily for five years if shipping costs allow, aiming for a flat rate of $10 per car to aid productivity. The city expands alfalfa acreage and completes the Main Ditch and reservoir work as water storage rises.
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Newport
H. R. Newport
Hermiston
Mr. Newport
Newports
Newport Construction Company
Western Land and Development Company
Credit Men's Association Elects New Officers
The Credit Men's Association held its annual meeting at the American National Bank building. Officers elected for the year were R. H. Wilcox as president A. L. Knight as vice president Harry Gray as secretary W. E B Brock as treasurer and J H Gwinn as manager. The board of managers includes Cc F Colesworthy R H Wilcox Harry Gray A L Knight W E Brock Max Baer Ross Carney Ben Burroughs and W J Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Men’s Association
Gwinn
American National Bank
R. H. Wilcox
A. L. Knight
Harry Gray
W. E B. Brock
J. H. Gwinn
Cc. F. Colesworthy
W. E. Brock
Max Baer
Ross Carney
Ben Burroughs
W. J. Clarke
Burial Permit Issued For Local Woman
After two days, a burial permit was issued for Mary Jarranze who died at her daughter’s home on West Court street. Because no physician was called due to Christian Science faith, the permit was held for investigation by County Health Officer McFhul. He judged the body’s condition allowed interment today. Dr. W. G. Cole was away in Salem. Death attributed to diabetes and age-related troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Mary Jarranze
Peter van Oredall
West Court Street
McFhul
W. G. Cole
Salem
Guardsmen Fined For Absences At Dalles Court
The first military court in years convened at the armory in The Dalles to try six National Guard Privates for continuous drill absences and disobedience. Four were found guilty and fined 4 to 20 dollars. John Kent’s case was postponed, Ulrich was acquitted. The proceeding reflects stricter standards after the Dick bill integrated National Guard with regular army discipline.
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Armory
T. N. Dunbar
Oregon National Guard
C. N. (Binks) Burgett
Earl Jarrett
John Kent
John Scherrer
William Thompson
William Urich
Dallea Chronice
Ulrich
National Guard
Trian
Man Found In Demented Condition On City Streets
Dusenberry was picked up by night officers in a demented state and is held at the county jail pending developments. A card found with him shows he is a cook and Spokane union member. He claims to be returning home from Hot Springs and may be allowed to continue if he recovers. otherwise he will be examined for sanity.
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FE. Dusenberry
Spokane
Hot Springs
Nominations for Student Body Officers Today
A meeting at the high school this afternoon will nominate candidates for student body officers. The election will be held later under the Australian ballot system.
Pendleton Junior baseball team travels to Pilot Rock
The Pendleton Winged Ps depart for Pilot Rock for their season opener this afternoon. Lineup includes Drake Hutchingon McGinn Moore Vickers Beams Finch Taylor Ladue with positions 1b 2b 3b rf cf lf.
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Pendleton
Jeft
Pilot Rock
Drake
Hutchingon
Pat McGinn
Moore
Vickers
Beams
Finch
Taylor
Ladue
Taylor Elected Trustee of Bankrupt Stock
At a Pendleton creditors meeting T. Taylor head of the Taylor hardware company was elected trustee of the bankrupt stock. He has served as receiver since the store's bankruptcy with no opposition to his election.
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Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
T. Taylor
Taylor Hardware Company
Arthur Means Joins Tilamook Railroad Survey Crew
Arthur Means of this city, a state university attendee at Eugene, has joined a crew of railroad surveyors working on the electric road line at Tilamook. The crew is stationed near Glenwood, Oregon.
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Arthur Means
State University
Eugene
Tilinmook
Glenwood
Oregon
Extra crew aids local section on Northern Pacific track work
An additional crew assists the local section on the Northern Pacific laying new planks between rails and replacing old ties with new ones. Each tie is replaced and the ties will be covered with cinders once the two work blocks are finished, with cinder top covering likely by week’s end.
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Northern Pacific
Lukenas Woman Travels From Moscow for Health Boost
Mee CM Lukenas of Moscow Idaho and her husband passed through Pendleton last evening en route to New Mexico seeking a healthier climate for her rheumatic illness. Thomas Lukens works for the Hamley Harmown company, ip & Bon.
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Mee
Lukenas
Moscow
Idatto
Pendleton
New Mexico
Thomas Lukens
Hamley Harnewn Company
Ip & Bon
Pendleton Furniture Shipped to Pasco
A carload of made in Pendleton furniture was shipped to Pasco this afternoon on the Northern Pacific freight train. It was produced at the Foster planing mill to furnish Antone Nolte's business house in Pasco. Pendleton furniture has previously been shipped into Washington.
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Pendtton
Pasco
Northern Pacific
Foster Planing
Busines
Antone Nolte
Ths City
Pendleton
Washington
Fars
North Yakima
BR. Coplinger
Beulah
Weston
Misa Coplinger
Sehool
Portland
Mr. Coplinger
Sam Bigham
American Ridge
Kendrick
Idaho
California
George W. Coutts
Army headquarters may move from Vancouver to Portland or Seattle
Staff officers in the department of the Columbia favor relocating the headquarters from Vancouver to a larger center with Portland as the preferred destination over Seattle due to lower living costs. Seattle offers proximity to Alaska, but that is its only noted advantage.
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Department of the Columbia
Department
Vancouver
Portland
Seattle
The
Oregonian
Washington
Aft
Puget Sound
Alaska
Jackson California Convicts Ex-bank President in Embezzlement
Jackson California March 17 former Sutter Creek bank president Jack son Dennis stands convicted today of embezzling five hundred dollars from depositors. The trial was bitter and protracted.
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Jackson, Cailf
Jackson Dennis
Sutter Creek Bank
Trian
Pendleton headlines of visiting residents and travelers
Local notes show Mrs. Daisy King of Elgin as a guest of Pendleton friends while many others like C Murdock of Clarkston and Fred Shoemaker on business trips arrive from Walla Walla and Helix. Officials and professionals including Rev Meldrum, G W Phelps, and Dr Bleakney visit or transact county and city business, with several former leaders and surveyors noted in Pendleton.
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Daisy King
Elgin
Pendleton
C. Murdock
Clarkston
Idaho
Fred Shoemaker
Walla Walla
Percy Hughes
Lewiston
St. George
H. R. Newport
Hermiston
L. A. Esteb
Echo
Perry Myrick
Helix
W.W. D. Chamberlain
Athena
L. M. O'Harra
John Ross
Weston
J. A. Donovan
Rev
A. Mackenzie Meldrum
Northern Pacific
G. W. Phelps
la Grande
R. J. Alcorn
John Crow
Fred Liuallen
Pilot Rock
L . Hoover
Estes
E. J. Brown
Pacific Paper Company
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Milton and
Daughter Born to Mrs Donald Ross on West Hallroad
A daughter was born yesterday evening to the wife of Donald Ross on West Hallroad street in the family.
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Donald Ross
West Hallroad Street
King Edward in very poor health
London reports the ailing king shows signs of a general breakdown. Court physicians deny alarm while gossip suggests doctors fear a permanent decline. Winter has brought a string of severe colds likely worsened by a serious kidney disorder, fueling widespread concern.
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London
Edward
Edward Tell
Hae
Ichnotype Dictionary Entry Sparks Salina Journal Confusion
The Salina Journal reports a negro with a severe injury and an unexplained wound in the etaolnehrdlhemfwyp J J K area causing considerable annoyance. The reference appears garbled, leaving readers puzzled over a specific body part and its impact.
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Salina
Pickering says earth not in danger from stellar collision
Cambridge Harvard astronomer Professor William H. Pickering responds to Dr Percival Lowell's claim that the earth could be destroyed by a collision with a large object. He says such an event is vanishingly unlikely and distant, though a rare close approach to a dark body could disturb planetary orbits.
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Cambridge
Mass
Percival Lowell
William H. Pickering
Harvard Astronomical Observatory
Earth
Charity Drive Leads Lawyer to Join Millionaire Philanthropist
Miss Philalethia Stella Michelson, a wealthy young attorney of Los Angeles, joins William R. George, a millionaire philanthropist, in establishing George Junior Republics nationwide to aid underserved boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Philalethia Stella Michelson
Wiliam R. George
Philanthropiat
George
Marriage License Granted for Doty and Schanz
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Fred W. Doty of Portland and Miss Evelyn Schanz of Umatilla County.
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Fred W. Doty
Portland
Evelyn Schanz
Umatilla County
Ivory Soap Rinses Cleanly and Lathers Brightly
The test notes Ivory Soap rinses easily, producing a light bright lather. It washes from hands quickly as the lather disappears with gentle dipping. The description emphasizes ease of removal and minimal residue.
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India
Arabia
South America
Monopole “Palace Car” Brand
Standard Grocery Co
WIGHT
F&s
Tallman & Co
Gacan
Credit Men's Association
Dalles
Ingram
Bank
Earl W. Coutts
G. W. Coutts
Garfield Street
Gary Kimbrell
Freewater
Aoe
Eberhart
Columbia Bridge Building Company
Boston
Cold Springs
East Court Street
Peter J
J. R. Dickson
Pickering
Michaels Stern & Co
Rochester
N. Y
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