Uma tribe improves with new association led by Major Edwards
The Umatilla Reservation sees strong support for the Uma tillan Improvement association as Indians join to advance moral and mental welfare. Joe Craig, association president, travels to the city to promote enlistment while some fear a white land grab. Supreme Judge T G Harley congratulates Craig on his selection and plans an address later this summer.
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Iis
Craig
Supreme Judge
T. G. Harley
St Patrick Day Social at Kirkpatrick Reservation Home
A Saturday St Patrick Day social was hosted by Mr and Mrs Ed Kirkpatrick on the reservation. The party featured decorations and games with refreshments served. Attending were Mr and Mrs John Williamson Mr and Mrs Thomas Hawley Mr and Mrs J M Corneliton Mr and Mrs Orland Hodgins Mr and Mrs B H Decker Mr and Mrs Ed Kirkpatrick Miss Purdy and Mr Shaffer of the government school, all members of the white Presbyterian Indian mission congregation.
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Ed Kirkpatrick
John Williamson
Thomas Hawley
J. M Corneliton
Orland Hodgins
B. H. Decker
Miss Purdy
Mr. Shaffer
Presbyterian Indian Mission
Contest cases decided five contestants win against entry
Five contestants win in recent contest decisions as new assets arise from the entry batch. The panel has issued rulings confirming outcomes and showcasing clear winners amid ongoing proceedings.
Pendleton land contest decisions favor contestants
In several cases near Pendleton, decisions ruled in favor of contestants on grounds of non residence by the contestee. Cases include Bird & Tucker v Angue McLeod, W W Shepard v John W Herman, L B Watson v Eugene L Smith, G E Mortier v Francellia Duncan, and G W Mortimer v Katharine Duncan, with land mainly northwest of Pendleton. Collier & Winters represented the contestants.
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Pendleton
Bird &. Tucker
Angue McLeod
W. W. Shepard
John W. Herman
L. B. Watson
Eugene L. Smith
G. E. Mortier
Francellia Duncan
G. W. Mortimer
Katherine Duncan
No Special Train To Run For Gadski Tonight
No arrangements have been made for a special train to Walla Walla for the Gadski performance Thursday evening. If 20 people leave the city at the one and third fare, the evening mixed train would run ahead of time to accommodate them, but no tickets were ordered. Cold Springs wheat largely killed by freeze. J B Grobb notes reseeding needed. district heavily damaged, likely over seventy percent will need reseeding. An F Y & N work train under Conductor Norrie distributes ties east and west of the city, with many to be replaced this spring.
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Robert Burne
Gererd
OFRR
Walla Walla
Ume
Cold Springs
J. B. Grobb
Jeast
Fy & N
Norrie
County Fiend Roller Returns to Pendleton from Echo
The county road roller has been brought back to Pendleton from Echo where it has been in use for several weeks. The county commissioners have not yet decided where it will be sent next. Bob white quail will be imported to stock the valleys around Ioomls, Wash.
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Pendleton
Echo
Wee
Bob White
Ioomls, Wash
Paving showdown looms in city council vote
Street paving advocates plan to force action on Main and Court streets at tomorrows council meeting despite Mayor Fee and Councilman Murphy opposition. City Attorney Carter drafts resolutions to authorize paving within a 10000 debt limit, with six to seven council members favoring the plan and a public showdown anticipated.
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Fee
Murphy
Carter
Councl
Renn
McCormmack
Ell
Portland
MacCormmach
Tacoma
Walla Walla
Main
Court
Hinkle
Local man uses lanterns to save frostbit apricot tree
Otto Lapuoge, a neighbor at Division and Pleasant streets, wraps the tree in canvas and hangs a lantern each night to shield an early apricot tree from a cold snap. Neighbors notice the unusual method as buds show frost damage but hopes remain to save the tree.
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Otto Lapuoge
Woover
Division
Pieasant Streets
P Sys
Walla Walla
Flest
Favorite Prescription Promoted as Open Publicity Example
Public notice-style promotion for Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's health. It claims full disclosure of ingredients, lists American plant bases, asserts absence of narcotics or alcohol, and cites medical endorsements to persuade readers to request the booklet.
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Pierce
Buffalo
Wadhers
Oregon Wool Buyer Sees Mutton Shift From Local to Australia
Charles H. Green of J. Koshland & Co. predicts Oregon’s sheep industry will decline as high prices and shrinking ranges meet expanding irrigation and forest reserve policies. He cites increasing Northwest mutton demand and suggests Australia will become the main source for meat while Oregon faces saddle shortages and potential outside supply.
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Charles H. Green
Pendleton
Portland Oregonian
Oregon
Australia
Woodmen of the World board meeting results in large bond investment
A Denver arrival from the quarterly Woodmen of the World board meeting reports substantial business. The key outcome was an investment of $105,000 in bonds, boosting the surplus in the equalization fund and signaling strong fiscal activity within the organization.
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Bonis
A. TD
Stillman
Denver
The
Woodmen of the World
Discriminating Ladies praise Newbro's Herpicide for dandruff cure
Advertisers claim Newbro's Herpicide cleanses the scalp of dandruff, stops itching, and prevents hair loss by destroying the germ that causes dandruff. They state it makes the scalp feel fresh and lends an aristocratic charm to the hair, with samples mailed from Detroit and special agents Koeppe n Bros.
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Indien
Newbro
Aleo
Herpicide
Bend Loc
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen Bros
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Our facilities are prepared to supply bulling materials to any location. The modern plant can produce doors flooring ceilings and other house building items. We stock plaster cement lime and sand and carry lumber of all kinds. No order is too large or small.
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Portland
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