Farmers Train Sparks Umatilla County Interest
Agitation grows among Walla Walla Touchet farmers for an O R N farming expert train to visit Umatilla and possibly Morrow counties for lectures on dry farming 22 summer fallow and deep plowing. The Palouse run drew over 3000 attendees and officials I N Sullivan George H Stewart I W Hart and Miles 8 Johnson traveled Boise to Lewiston aboard O R N train No 6 staying at the St. George.
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Palouse
O. R. & N. Company
Walla Walla
Touchet
Umatilla County
Washington State Agricultural College
Pullman
R. B. Miller
I. N. Sullivan
George H. Stewart
I. W. Hart
Miles 8. Johnson
Boise
Lewiston
Montie B. Gwinn
Aushie Registere
Sullivan
Hailey
Stewart
Grangeéville
Hart Fa
Johnson
St. George
Idaho Supreme Court Delegation Opens Idaho Tour
Idaho judges led by Chief Justice A F Ailshte travel from Boise to Lewiston on a statewide tour. The trip highlights the state supreme court’s role and reaches multiple communities as part of outreach.
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Gem State Supreme Court
Boise
Lewiston
Supreme Court of Idaho
A. F. Ailshte
Cold Weather Health Warning Urges Early Cure
A health advisory warns that cold symptoms can become deep seated if ignored. It urges immediate treatment at onset, warning that delaying now may prolong illness and complicate recovery.
Lawrey Leaves Pendleton For Toppenish Practice
J H Lawrey a well known young attorney of Pendleton departs after a 25 year residence to settle in Toppenish Wash He will practice privately there and continue outside work He previously served as district attorney and deputy in Umatilla Morrow county politics and lodge work remain notable parts of his career He sails for Toppenish via Umatilla then Portland Seattle and Spokane.
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John H. Lawrey
Toppenish, Wash
Yakima
Lawrey
Oregon Law School
Portland
Umatilla-Morrow
Elks, Odd Fellows
Woodmen
Toppenish
Toppenfe
Hisbrary
Umatilla
Seattle
Spokane
Oregon
Ales
Fi. Votor
Reeves Wins Declamatory Tryout Representing Pendleton
Orvilla Reeves, a noted Pendleton high school student, won the declamatory tryout held yesterday afternoon and will represent the Pendleton institution in the Inter scholastic contest at Whitman in May. Preliminary rounds determined the winner for the Whitman event.
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Whitman
Orvilla Reeves
Pendleton Institution
Three Contestants in Pageant Cast with Reeves
The event featured three contestants besides Reeves, namely Miss Elizabeth Weber and Alfred Eouster. The high school faculty and Supt Landers acted as judges of the contest.
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Reeves
Elizabeth Weber
Alfred Eouster
Supt Landers
Conteut
Yeomen Organized New Lodge Instituted by Lorimer
E K Lorimer organizer for the Brotherhood of Yeomen formed a local homestead lodge in the city last night with about 60 members. Officers elected for the year include Clyde Finch foreman Bert Mays master of ceremonies G W Probett correspondent Dan Bowman master of assemblies and Glen Sturdivant clerk. The new group opens with good prospects and many potential members.
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E. K. Lorimer
Brotherhood of Yeomen
Mr. Lorimer
Order
Clyde Finch
Bert Mays
G. W. Probett
Dan Bowman
Glen Sturdivant
Seattle to build unique Buddhist church in United States
A Seattle Buddhist society plans the only church in the U S owned by a Buddhist organization with a $12 000 temple and $6 000 land cost. The complex will include a gym, baths, kitchen, dining, library, 27 living rooms, a school, and an image of Buddha to be installed. The president is Selma Anderson, a Scandinavian extraction.
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United States
Saga
Seattle Dispatch
G. Nakai
Seattle Japanese Society
Japan
Buddha
Selma Anderson
Speedometer feature added to Oriental Limited dining cars
W A Hoss of the Great Northern announces new dining cars on the Oriental Limited now carrying speedometers. The devices show speed on every mile of track and record stop lengths, providing an exact check on train crew actions. Nos 1 and 2 westbound and eastbound trains now have the latest equipment, with older gear moved to Nos 3 and 4.
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W. A. Hoss
The
Great Northern
Spokane Chronicle
Birthday Surprise for Miss Laura McIntyre at Athena
A pleasant birthday surprise party was tendered to Miss Laura McIntyre at her Athena home this week for her 17th birthday. Miss Delia Danner and Miss Zelma De Peat organized the event, a pleasant time was enjoyed with music and games. A bloodstone ring was presented to Miss McIntyre by her young friends, and refreshments followed the celebration.
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Laura McIntyre
Athena
Delia Danner
Zelma de Peat
Miss McIntyre
Doctor Lutenberger Heads to Portland for Board Exam
Dr J G M Lutenberger recently came from St Louis to practice medicine here and will meet the state medical board in Portland to obtain a full license. He has been practicing on a temporary permit and will take an examination before the board, with a possible trip back to St Louis to attend to property matters.
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Pr. Dutenberger
Portland
J. G. M. Lutenberger
St. Louis
State Medical Board
Indians Coming for Meeting at Umatilla Reservation
At the Tutuilla Indian church meeting tomorrow a date will be fixed for a revival on the Umatilla reservation. It is expected that at least 10 Nez Perce ministers will be present and at least 57 Nez Perce Indians will attend.
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Tutuilla
Umatilla
Nez Perce
Nez Perce Reservation
Rowe Divorce Filed by Rose Rowe Against Charles Rowe
Rose Rowe filed for divorce from Charles E. Rowe yesterday alleging gambling excess drinking long absences from home and neglect of marital duties. The couple wed in Sacramento on January 14 1991 and the complaint was filed by Judge James A. Pee.
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Rose Rowe
Charles E. Rowe
James A. Pee
Sacramento
Marriage Permits Reported For Two Coupled Pairs
Marriage licenses issued today to two couples, R Bones and Belle Welch, Edward Snapp and Grace Holmeas, were recorded as permits in the local notices.
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Nis R. Bones
Belle Welch
Edward Snapp
Grace Holmeas
Butterflies Frozen on Snow Near North Pole Reported
A common mountain climber observation notes butterflies lying frozen on snow and breaking if handled. When warmed, they recover and fly away. Six species have been found within a few hundred miles of the north pole.
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North Pole
Umatilla County Treasurers Reports Surge in Tax Payments
Taxpayers in Umatilla county paid 266000 during a three per cent rebate period, reducing outstanding warrants to about 100000. Treasurer Bradley plans calls for general fund warrants dating before 1907 and current road warrants, arguing the county is prosperous and not in debt despite past turmoil.
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Umatilla
Umatilla County
A. C. Punk
Bradley
Baseball Excursion and Pilot Rock Game Tomorrow
A special morning train will run to Pilot Rock with an afternoon game between the Pilot Rock team and a local picked nine. The local lineup features Johnson, Alexander, Shockley, Leonard, Collings, Kehm, Vickers, Goodman, Yardiff, and others in a spirited return match after a prior defeat.
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Pilot Rock
Johnson
Alexander
Shockley
Leonard
Collings
Kehm
Vickers
Lefield
Goodman
Yardiff
Carl McGlanta
Narrow Escape for Steel at Pacific Express Office
A shotgun loaded with buckshot discharged in the back room of the Pacific Express office narrowly missed killing A B Steel, agent for the company in this city. The shot passed through a wall, struck him in the back causing a bruise and bump, while another shot lodged in the wall. The gun belonged to the express messenger and was not known to be loaded.
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Steel
A. B. Steel
Pacific Express Company
Express
Umatilla Party Attends Nez Perce Revival in Idaho
A party of 12 Umatilla Indians returned from Spalding Idaho where a Nez Perce revival drew over 2000 Indians at various times. Eight native ministers led services and many Fiatheads from Montana joined the Umatillas and Yakimas, with a large number converted.
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Spalding
Idaho
Nez Perces
Montana
Umatillas
Yakimas
Henry J Taylor and family arrive in new Franklin touring car
Henry J Taylor and family visited the town in their new Franklin touring car today. The 28 horsepower vehicle was ordered for Mr Taylor by the Pendleton Auto Company, marking their first arrival in town in the farm line miles north area.
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New Auto
Henry J. Taylor
Franklin
Taylor
Pendleton Auto Company
Farm purchase near Birch Creek announced
Boveht Relawn Farm along with Lester and A L Swaggart have bought the Otto Reiman farm south of the city. The 1460 acre tract is described as one of the best in the county and will be operated immediately.
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Lester
A. L. Swaggart
Otto Reiman
Birch Creek
Spokane Power Output Compared to London Metropolitan Supply
Spokane's 1907 power generation exceeded one third of London's total for power heat and lighting. Washington Water Power figures cited by D L Huntington show Spokane Peat Falls produced 79,456,206 kilowatt hours versus London's 213,174,279. Huntington notes London figures may exclude streetcar usage.
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Spokane
London
D. L. Huntington
Washington Water Power Company
Spokesman-Review
Mr. Huntington
Metropolitan
Planta
Peat Falls
Indian wills 120 acre allotment to other woman
The Lewiston Teller reports Wer-Lee-La John an elder Indian near Spalding is on trial to break his will which leaves 120 acres of land to a woman not his wife. He and his wife reportedly lived peacefully nearby.
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Trian
Bear Lapwal
Lewiston
Wer-Lee-La John
Spald Ing
Bent on Mike Schilling's Tea Care Promise
A grocer offers a money back guarantee if you are not satisfied with Mike Schilling's Bent Tea care. The item promises refunds, ensuring customer trust in product quality and service.
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Mike Schilling
Unusual Will Emerges After Death Sparks Indian Statements
Indians in the city today testified that there was no sense of anything amiss until a strange will surfaced following the deceased’s death. The assertions indicate surprise and question surrounding the document’s validity and origins.
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Gether
Money in Potatoes and Peters Fort Collins Grower Profits
Charlies C Crane of Fort Collins district with 80 acres of potatoes averaged 200 sacks 125 pounds per sack amounting to 12800 dollars. He rambled through the fields with a potato digger and piled up the money. George Cole of Center also dug spuds but had less acreage. four acres yielded 1233 sacks averaging 274 72 dollars per acre. He will have a lot more in the next year.
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Charlies C. Crane
Fort Collins
George Cole
Center
Crane
Foggy London Day Drives Gas Bills Up
A fogbound day in London forces residents to pay higher gas bills, with costs rising from 560000 to 76000 dollars over usual totals as climate conditions impact energy use.
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London
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Tween
Pik Tock
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Lobaugh
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A. McFarland
L. Copeland
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Alfred Schneiter
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W. S. Bowman
Men’s Shop
Max Baer
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