Government to Aid Horse Breeding for Army Needs
The U S Department of Agriculture has completed purchases of stallions for military breeding aims. Four Morgans, 10 standard breds, 11 American horses, and nine thoroughbreds will be available for public service in 1913, with at least 44 stallions total. Local preferences guide stallion placement and breeding terms allow free use for sound mares with options on foals.</s>
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Army
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Morgan Horse Farm
Pendleton Family Joins Him In New Music House
Pendleton news notes report H M Warren opening a music house in the Brown Furniture Store. He is joined by his mother wife and two children to make their home there. The Pendleton Elks produced a humor filled eight page Special issue and a county wide circulation.
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H. M
Warren
Brown
Pendleton Elks
the Elks
Weston
Elks' College Pennant impresses Pendleton audience
The Pilot Rock Record reports the Elks musical The College Pennant directed by E. H. Brown played to a large appreciative Pendleton crowd on Wednesday and Thursday. Performances impressed with strong choruses, solid singing, and well-handled scenes. Also notes timetable changes for No 17 westbound train on the W R & N lines with adjusted delays and stops.
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Elks
E. H. Brown
Pendleton
Pendleton Woman Dies in Seattle—Bus Arrival Details
News from Pendleton confirms the death in Seattle last Saturday of Mrs. F. L. Forbes, a former Pendleton woman. She had been ill three weeks. Also reported is Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes’ afternoon decision in Downey & Marsh vs. Louis Rodos and Mary Aultemeyer finding Aultemeyer not a partner in the restaurant and not liable for the debts.
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Gus Bertholet
Northern Pacific
Sutton
Pasco
Walla Willa
Pendleton
Seattle
F. L. Forbes
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Downey & Marsh
Louis Rodos
Mary Aultemeyer
Aultemeyer
Rodos
Fighters in Court Overaltercation Before Judge FitzGerald
Fighters in Court T L Harrison and Dan Mobery faced Judge FitzGerald after an altercation last evening. Testimony showed Mobery as aggressor, he received twelve days in lieu of a $95 fine. Harrison paid a $2 fine. A vagrancy and drunkenness penalty was imposed.
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T. L. Harrison
Dan Mobery
FitzGerald
Harrison
Alienation Case Heard in Circuit Court
In Roselle Swann versus Mageie Wilson Sams, the circuit court is asked to enforce payment of a $400 note issued for alienation of the plaintiff's husband. The defense claims the note was given under threat to remove her two children into a guardianship. Plaintiff’s counsel is John C. Harehpool. defense counsel is Homer T. Watts. The case was argued this afternoon.
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Roselle Swann
Mageie Wilson
Mageie Wilson Sams
John C. Harehpool
Walls Walla
Homer T. Watts
Athena
Inquest Clears All in Farrow Death Case
An inquest into Wallace Farrow's death concluded this afternoon with a verdict exonerating all parties. The deceased died after a boxcar struck him near the tracks Thursday night. Testimony included bartender Ed Barr who served him liquor and Charles Bowlsby who saw him later that evening sober. Railroad worker Berty Long said he smelled liquor on Farrow's breath soon after the incident, while Officer John Russell said no odor was detected. Other witnesses included Joe McDill Dr. D. J. McFaul and Talbot.
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Wallace Farrow
Ed Barr
Charles Bowlsby
Berty Long
John Russell
Joe McDill
D. J. McFaul
Talbot
Hetzer seeks injunction against Wittman note collection
William Hetzer filed suit against Carl Wittman seeking an injunction to stop collection of a $13 000 note. Hetzer alleges a 1996 loan of $2300 funded Alaska trip, later received gold dust worth $2300, and a $16 000 draft. He claims investment of funds in land in Franklin County Washington and an ice plant in Milton, mortgaging the plant and signing a $20 000 promissory note to protect Wittman. Attorneys are Dunphy Evans Garrecht of Walla Walla and Peterson of Milton.
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Carl Wittman
William Hetzer
Wittman
Alaska
Franklin County
Washington
Milton
Dunphy, Evans and Garrecht
Walla Walla
D. Peterson
No, Spring Pep Up Tonic Not a Real Cure
A dubious tonic touts itself as curing “Spring Pewer” and liver sluggishness. It promises to revive energy and blood flow with claimed health benefits, urging readers to take the remedy to overcome lethargy and digestive discomfort.
Boise to Winnemucca Railroad Link Aims for California Trade
Capital in the project of constructing a railroad from Boise to Winnemucca, New. If carried out it will bring Boise closer to San Francisco, as connection can be made at Winnemucca with the Southern Pacific and Western Pacific rails, furnishing an outlet for Idaho products to California. Our people are endeavoring to...
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Boise
Winnemudecn
New
San Fran¢len
Winnemuccn
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Idaho
California
Moose Buy Hot Lake From Walter Pierce
Walter M. Pierce sells Hot Lake Sanitarium to the Order of Moose for about 250000 dollars. Transfer of management to Moose to occur Tuesday with Pierce staying briefly to aid in finalizing the bond issue to complete the purchase.
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Walter Pierce
Hot Lake Sanitarium
Walter M. Pierce
Order of Moose
East Oregonian
Mr. Pierce
The
Moose
Order
Robber Shot by Posse in Barnes Bank Heist
In Barnes Kansas on March 29 cashier Robert I Brown of the Barnes state bank was shot by a thug who then robbed the institution. A posse later killed the robber on the outskirts as he fled carrying a heavy sack of gold.
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Barnes
Kansas
Robert I. Brown
Barnes State Bank
Crawford Modifies Opinion on Women's Suffrage Rights
Salem March 29 Attorney General Crawford today modified his prior opinion on suffrage rights for alien born married women. He ruled a wife cannot be denied the ballot even if her husband has declared to become a citizen.
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Salem
Ore
Crawford
Governor Haines Promises New Idaho California Rail Route
Governor Haines argues the undertaking benefits California and Idaho and explains the shift to a Portland route. The plan would reduce travel by about 600 miles to reach San Francisco, highlighting the economic and logistical impact of the rail connection.
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San Francisco
California
Idaho
Haines
Portland
Cluger
Idaho Urges Short Route to Golden Gate
Governor J M Haines of Idaho visits San Francisco to press for a direct railroad link, seeking a shorter, faster connection to the Golden Gate. He aims to enlist local support and investment for the proposed route and to showcase regional economic benefits.
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Idaho
Golden Gate
Haines
San Francisco
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