Stockman Must Pay Full Fare Under ICC Ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that caretakers shipping stock must pay full fare like other passengers. Previously stockmen could receive return tickets exchanged for unused legs of their trips, a practice now barred. The decision affects inland empire stockraisers and local railroad officials say it changes many transport refunds.
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Terstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nectsaary
Henry Pleard Located After Two Months Missing
Henry Pleard of Adams was found yesterday by his mother in Hermiston after being absent for two months. The East Oregonian disappearance notice helped locate him, with he had worked there for weeks. Snow fell on the Blue mountains overnight reaching the foothills today, and temperature swings challenge residents.
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Henry Pleard
Adams
Hermiston
East Oregonian
Blue Mountains
New theater debated as stock group or circuit build eyed
Discussion centers on Jesse Failing property at Main Street as a potential theater site. Mr Failing may sell his lot, with 40 by 100 feet and possible 2 feet rear addition. President Rader of the Commercial Association weighs stock company plans versus Northwest Theatrical circuit construction to secure a playhouse for next season.
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Jesse Failing
Main Street
Au Theater
Failing
Rader
The
Commercial Association
Falling
Frazer
Northwest Theatrical Circuit
John Cort
Northwest Circuit
Baker City
la Grande
Portland
Cort
Helling
Circuit
Lormer
West
Interment in Olney for Eddie Pearson
Eddie Pearson 17 died in Morrow county and his remains will be brought to Olney for burial. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. at 915 Tustin Street with Rev. Looney of the M E Church South to conduct the rites at Olney cemetery. The article notes his grandfather is Kit Hayes. The Junior Christian Endeavor sale is announced for next Saturday in the Dusenberry building to aid benevolent groups and orphanages. King Alfonso of Spain is reported to be ill with tuberculosis.
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Eddie Pearson
Morrow County
Olney
Looney
M. EL Church
South
Kit Hayes
Tustin Street
Christian Endeavoer Society
Dusenberry
Pendleton Tribone
Benevolent Association
Alaska Epidemic Rumor Spinal Meningitis Contagion
Seattle physician Dr Ebert of the marine hospital service says spinal meningitis likely came from Alaska and warns it is contagious enough to justify quarantine. He notes low household transmission, uncertain germ origin, rapid progression with death often within two days, and rural spread beyond one locality. Private room and board at 312 South Main Street.
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Alaska
North
Ebert
U. S. Marine Hospital Service
Seattle News
South
Main Street
Railroad Survey Completed For Holdman To Columbia Line
A survey of the new railroad line from Holdman to the Columbia River is finished and a route map is being prepared. The line traverses the government irrigation project requiring permission from the government for right of way. preliminary work details will be expedited.
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Holdman
Columbia River
Moorhouse Pictures to Feature in Journal Anniversary
The Oregon Daily Journal plans a special anniversary issue with Moorhouse pictures and an article on the Moorhouse Indian Photographer. The edition will exceed 100 pages and print 50,000 copies for eastern distribution.
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Moorhouse Pictures
Moorhouse
Oregon Daily Journal
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Empire
Mocha
Java
Empire Tea
Crockery Co., Inc
Main & Alta Sts
Schmidt
T. S. Pringle
Mgr
Winslow Bros
Jewelers
Carrier Millinery
U. S
Ources
Total
A. C. Rubt
G. Hailey
A. D. Sloak
L. Thompson
Cashier
Badley
Asst
Robt, Laing
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
POR Stock Shippers
Ely Brom
Warren Street
New York
NEW Theater and
Alsa
Alfonso
Spain
Drugelst
Grocer
General eDaler
Hostetter
F. and
Price
Tallman & Co
Edward S. Wood
M.D
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Wnder Co, Me
Seattle
Gitis
Ae An Avery
L. Adler Bros. & Co
America
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