Amputation After Football Injury At Walla Walla Hospital
Louis Reynolds of Weston, son of George Reynolds, was injured last fall while playing football. The leg deteriorated, inflammatory rheumatism followed, causing circulatory disruption, and amputation above the knee was performed today at the Walla Walla hospital. Also notes revival services at the Christian Church led by Evangelist Wilson with sermons on duties, woman’s powers, and the death, burial and resurrection, concluding Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Reynolds
Weston
George Reynolds
Walla Walla Hospital
Christian Church
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
N. H. Brooks
Pendleton Socialist Club to Meet Despain Hall
The Pendleton local Socialist Club will meet at 2 30 PM tomorrow in Despain block labor hall. Preparations are under way to bring H Gaylord Wilshire a famous New York socialist to speak here soon and a county meeting may be held on his visit date if he stops in California on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Socialist Club
Naval
Labor Hall
Despain Block
H. Gaylord Wilshire
New York
Wilshire
California
Plowing Profits and Poor Forage Hit Milton Area
William Foster of five miles northeast of Milton reports livestock generally well but thin due to forage scarcity in recent weeks. Crops are in excellent condition and ground is ideal for plowing, with work progressing rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Foster
Milton
Real Estate Transfers Near Yoakum and Behn
William H. Male of Kings County New York sells 320 acres in section 24 township 3 range 30 nine miles northeast of Yoakum to W J Furnish for 1500 dollars. Janes W Pitts of Michias Wash sells the southeast quarter of section 26 township 4 range 20 to Bertha Fine of the same place for 1000 dollars. The property lies seven miles northeast of Behn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Male
Kings County
New York
W. J. Furnish
Yoakum
Janes W .Pitts
Michias, Wash
Bertha Fine
Behn
O R & WN to Build Freight Depot at La Grande
O R and WN announce plans to construct a new freight depot at La Grande, signaling expansion of regional logistics operations. The project aims to improve freight handling capacity and streamline shipments in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Personal mentions fill Crook County notes in Pendleton press
A long roster of Pendleton area residents includes Halley of La Grande Kit Wilson of Athena E H Clark to Walla Walla J A Murphy to Nampa Idaho and many others visiting or traveling for business or health. Names include Pell Adams Storle Taylor Horseman Parsons Hicks Gentech Brown Turley Smith Lee Cox Sturtevant Blarnahu Poteet Clark and Sturtevant among others with travels to Walla Walla Portland Spokane and Echo plus local lodge and real estate notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit’ Wilson
Athena
E. H. Clark
Walla Walla
J. A. Murphy
Nampa
Idaho
B. R. Wolfe
Portland
G. Pell
Adams
W. A. Storle
Starbuck
J. van Taylor
George L. Horseman
Gurdane
W. W. Parsoy
Glen's Ferry
Ed Hicks
Chelsea
Indian Territory
Theo
Gentech
Spokane
Pacific Express Company
J. A. Borie
Lonia Naylor
R. O. Hawks
East
Webb Street
W. B. Jenking
Seattle
A. McEwen
Tnst
Pendleton Lodge
Younger
M. Lee
E. R. Cox
C. F Brown
M. W. Turley
Weston
Boise
Dave McCarthy
Sound
Frank Roberts
St. Paul
J. N. Guiliford
Pendleton
Prineville
Crook County Journal
T. G. Montgomery
Ransome Lieuullen
Walla Walla Hospital
J. W. Price
Winona
Parkersburg
W. Vai
G. W. Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Masonic Lodge
G. H. Hadden
Oroaha
Nebraska
L. Elia
East Webb Street
William Daly
Baker City
Weaton
Ransome Sdeuallen
Hentersoy
Pilot Rock
En Ponte
Fone
S. M. Pointer
Colfax Ie
Cutter Crew
Weston News Notes Local Movements and a Farm Sale
Miss Henrietta Leach went to Pendleton to head the ribbon and fancy work department at The Peoples Warehouse. George Fergison delivered men’s clothing orders from Pendleton. Deputy Assessor Clark Neldon visited Pendleton Sunday. Miss Bessie Watts, stenographer in the recorder’s office, visited relatives. J W Kimbrell ran a line from Dry Creek between J H Clodius and S T Phillips. George Taylor plans to settle near the Rich Empire wheat area. F J Boedefeld sold his Weston Mountain farm, 480 acres, to John W Keen of Athena for 3500. he retains possession until after harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston News
Henrietta Leach
Pendleton
Peoples Warehouse
George Fergison
Lee Teatse
Clark Neldon
Bessie Watts
Recorder’s
J. W. Kimbrell
Athena
le Compt Place
Boedefeld
Adams Personal Ad Vignettes and Local Moves
Adams Personal items note Mrs William Kilide of Moscow aiding her daughter Mrs J P Carlan with care for her husband. Mrs J B Stanfield returns from Walla Walla after eye treatment. Mr and Mrs Dick Powers buy land southeast of Weston and move into their new home. Dr W Botkin of Athena and Drs Cole Wiswall of Proeradheny consult with Dr Stoke on James Bordereau of Michigan who improves from pied monih.
Irrigation project planned by Schwandt and Schwank near city
Schwandt of seven miles east reports unusually fine wheat for this time of year. He and brother in law G. Schwank plan a 45000 gallon cement reservoir for stock watering and irrigation fed by a windmill from a 66 foot deep well with 20 feet of water. They will also build a 30 by 50 foot machine shed this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WF. Schwandt
Too Much Water Helps Miltons Farm Produce Potatoes
H Schwandt of Milton owns a low-lying farm in the Walla Walla valley that must be drained to avoid waterlogging. Properly drained it is highly fertile and has yielded 660 bushels of potatoes per acre. The article suggests ample timely water would boost output on many Umatilla land under ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H .Schwandt
Milton
Walla Walla Valley
Umatilla
To Finish the Hospital Contract Awarded to Sheek and Cole
This afternoon the finishing carpentry contract for the hospital was awarded to Sheek and Cole for 2052 dollars. Work will start early next week with finishing lumber already on site. Lathing for plastering began today and plumbing and wiring are now in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheek & Cole
Golf Club Ball Set for April 24 Event
The long talked of Golf Club ball will be given April 24. A committee appointed last evening to arrange affairs includes Mia P. H. Clapton, Mrs. Leon Cohen, Miss Roberts, H. V. Carpenter and C. B. Sampson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
P. H. Clapton
Leon Cohen
Miss Roberts
H. V. Carpenter
C. B. Sampson
Poland China Hogs Favored by Ranch Manager
E Hahn, manager of Walter Adams' ranch above Pi lot Rock, reported in the city yesterday there are 120 Poland China hogs on the Adams ranch. Sixty are full thoroughbreds, the rest grades. Hahn believes the Poland China yields more meat when age and feed are considered, and notes all hogs are in fine condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hahn
Walter Adams
Pilot Rock
Adams Ranch
Hahn
Poland
China
Birthday Party Honoring Miss Vivian Bailey
Miss Vivian Bailey held a Thursday evening party celebrating her 16th birthday. Guests included Miss Audrey Rust Nona Johnson Paralee Halley Nora Younger Buna Smith Guasie Sawtell and the hostess Miss Vivian Batley. Attending young gentlemen were Harold J Warner Sherman Kunkel Ralph Boltman Johan Dickson Brook Dickson Roy McFadden and Ed Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Bailey
Mirse
Audrey Rust
Nona Johnson
Paralee Halley
Nora Younger
Buna Smith
Guasie Sawtell
Vivian Batley
Harold J Warner
Sherman Kunkel
Ralph Bolterman
Johan Dickson
Brook Dickson
Roy McFadden
Ed Smith
Key to Success and the Role of Opportunity
A discussion on whether determination courage and persistence alone can yield success without opportunity. The piece cites figures like Cleveland, Cromwell, Napoleon, Grant, and Lincoln to argue that timing and access to favorable conditions are crucial, shaping fate beyond sheer will. Opportunity, not just effort, often directs paths to fame wealth and power, per New York World.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Buffalo
New York
United States
Patrick Henry
Russia
Georgia
Cromwell
England
Napoleon
Louis XIV
Europe
Lin
Ilinois
New York World
Sheep at Echo and cattle market notes
Rev A H Sunderman reports sheep in fine condition in Echo and nearby areas. He notes nearly all 4000 cattle wintered for beef around Relic have been sold. Lummerman studies county cattle breeds and favors high grade short horn as best all around, predicting butterfat yield near 4 percent, excluding Jersey due to milk-sale limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Sunderman
Echo
Jersey
Land sale notices offer various parcels and prices
Property listings describe 80 acres of wheat land and several smaller parcels with stone walls cottages and fruit trees. Prices range from 2600 to 10 000 with options including a corner lot and four lots. Contact E T Wade for opportunities and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.t.wade
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Dindinger, Wilson & Co
F. & S. Bitters
Allman & CO
Halley
Peter Blarmahu
Jane Street
Binrnsho Ja
Blarnahu
John Poteet
Colfax
Clark Sturtevant
Arthur Snow
Stevens County
Washington
Butter Creek
Owen Cooper
Sioux City
Iowa
Dc. F. Weldner
George A. Chapman
A.M. Gillis
Retai Lumbermen’s
W. Mumford
Wallowa
Mumford
Mr. Mumford
D. P. Jarman
Angus M. Gillis
David B. Williams
L. R. Flint
Carpet House
W. & J. Sloan
San Francisco
J. Ho Hawley
Monmouth
W. H
L. Hawley
F. 5. Younger
Alta
Elly
Henry Feed Ward
Hayden
Ator
Court Street
W. F. Earnhard
Rev. Sunderman
ST. Joe
B. Kuppenheimer
Lyons Mercantileo
M. A. Rader
Main
Gee
An McCormick
Temple & Wilt Pendleton
Temple & Wilcox
Court and
Thompe
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