Beginning of Lambing Strain On Eastern Oregon Ranges
The article notes the start of the lambing season on eastern Oregon ranges, with small bands already lambing and a full swing expected this week. It cites reports predicting around 100 percent increase, aided by ideal winter conditions, large strong lambs, and historically high spring lamb prices. Names such as J. N. Burgess, K. G. Warner, J. E. Smith Livestock, Bob Stanfield, Joe Cunha, William Slusher, Smythe & Smythe are mentioned as sources.
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Oregon
J. N. Burgess
K. G. Warner
J. E. Smith Livestock Company
Bob Stanfield
Joe Cunha
William Slusher
Smythe & Smythe
K. G Warner
Joseph
Objections Filed in Warner-Young Will Controversy
Through her attorney D W Bail ey Mrs Mable Warner files objections to two administrator reports and a court order. She challenges the final report of administrator B B Hall and that of James A Fee and the order directing Fee to execute a lease to Cold Springs ranch recently seized by Mrs Warner and her husband.
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D. W. Bailey
Mable Warner
Warner- Young Will
B. B. Hall
James A. Fee
Fee
Cold Springs
Plans for Reservation Roads Submitted for Approval
County Surveyor Kimbrell will have maps of proposed free roads across the reservation ready to submit to the committee and the agent Thursday morning. If approved, the plans will be sent to the county court.
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Kimbrell
Clyde Owen 26 Dead In Portland After Illness
Clyde Owen aged 26 died at his Portland home last evening after a lingering tuberculosis illness. Born in Portland he moved to this city with his parents Mr and Mrs A J Owen and was well known here. He worked at the Dutton candy kitchen and later in the clothing department of the Boston Store. He was married about two years ago and is survived by his wife, his parents, and one brother Walter Owen of this city. The parents departed for Portland to attend the funeral.
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Clyde Owen
Portland
A. J. Owen
Dutton Candy Kitchen
Boston
Walter Owen
Pendleton Writer Highlights Oregon Railroad Fight
Randall R. Howard, telegraph editor of the East Oregonian, reviews the Oregon railroad situation in Pacific Monthly May issue. The piece discusses the Harriman Fence and its effort to block rivals from central Oregon, the nation’s largest railless area, and notes a proposed constitutional amendment for state aided railroads shaping Oregon's future prominence.
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Pacific Monthly
Randall R. Howard
Telegraph
East Oregonian
Oregon
United States
Harriman
Ruth Gibson, Star Pupil and Athlete Stricken
Ruth Gibson, popular senior and star basketball player at the high school, is ill with typhoid pneumonia at her home in the city. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Gibson.
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Ruth Gibson
A. Gibson
West Stockbridge minister holds multiple civic roles
The Rev. William N. Dubois of West Stockbridge Maas serves as postmaster, justice of the peace, sealer of weights and measures, and is a member of the Republican town committee. He is noted as a capable marksman.
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Willam N. Dubois
West Stockbridge, Maas
Republican Town Committee
Pendleton Vistors and Local Notables Stop In
Hermiston Pen tHeion visitor H M Flach and Echo couple Mr W Garrison and wife travel in Pendleton for a brief trading trip. Many locals including J B Baker Meacham and J H Strohm Hermiston visit on business. Walter Pierce Union La Grande and Harold H Harris Curtis Comedy advance man plan engagements. County Surveyor Kimbrell surveys Stanfield, while Levi Ankeny ex senator from Washington returns home. Ida McDaniel to return from Portland visit. J D Gilliland and daughter head to Portland after three weeks with McDaniel family.
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H. M. Flach
Hermiston
Jan ¢. W. Garrison
Wife
Echo
J. B. Baker
Meacham
A. D. Candevar
Baker City
Pendleton
L. A. Kinman
Stanfield
Lee Berry
Milton
J. H. Dunlap
Wind River Lumber Company
Cascade Locks
Walter M. Pierce
Umatia
Union
Morrow
la Grande
Harold H. Harris
Curtis Comedy Company
Charles McAlavy
Helix
Is & Pendleton
Ida McDaniel
A. A. McDaniel
Portland
Levi PB. Ankeny
Washington
Walla Walla
First National Bank
J. D. Gilliland
Deos Recovers Stolen Saddle in City Visit
J L Deos stockman of Willows recovered a saddle stolen from Heppner Junction. Paul Sperry identified the saddle in a secondhand store run by Sargs and Duke on West Webb street. Sparkes delayed notice. Duke sold the saddle before Deos could prove ownership. The saddle was located yesterday and returned to the owner.
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J. L. Deos
Willows
Aseeing
Heppner Junction
Paul Sperry
Sargs and Duke
West Webb Street
Sperry
Mr. Sparks
Deos
Sparkes
Duke
Fletcher Named Circulation Manager for East Oregonian
R W Fletcher, now with the O R & N engineering department, will become circulation manager for the East Oregonian. He starts around April 15, replacing G H Robbins who leaves to farm on McKay creek. A Pendleton resident since childhood, Fletcher has long served with O R & N aside from a term as Pendleton street commissioner.
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R. W. Fletcher
O. R. & N. Company
East Oregonian
G. H. Robbins
McKay Creek
Fletcher
Pendleon
California
Pendleton
England frightened by Germanys new fighters
London reports Foreign Secretary Grey told the House of Commons that Germany would have 22 Dreadnought battleships after completing its naval program, signaling supremacy at sea. He urged a liberal British naval policy and warned only two actions could disrupt Europe’s peace: Britain isolating Germany or a continental power dominating European policy.
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London
Grey
House of Commons
Germany
Great Britain
Europe
England
Salt for Divorce Filed by Mrs Charles Deering
Mrs Charles Deering through attorney A Newberry has filed for divorce from John L. Deering. Desertion is alleged. They wed in Ellensburg Washington on July 23 1900 and the wife says she was deserted in Billings Montana on February 1 1904.
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Charles Deering
A. Newberry
John L. Deering
Ellensburg
Wash
Billings
Montana
Idle hands occupy the devil’s idle exercise in work
A quip noting that the devil crafts temptations by sparking tasks for idle people. It emphasizes idleness as a lure to mischief and moral risk, urging diligence and purposeful effort to ward off vice.
Library books moved to city hall in public spirit
Two drays transported the Free Public Library books from the Commercial Association rooms to the new city hall quarters at public expense. Penland Brothers and J M Randolph donated teams and wagons. Tallman Drug Co People’s Warehouse Alexander's Bond Brothers Boston Store Koeppens Livengood aided, with dusting and shelving to follow for use soon.
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Druys
Commercial Association
Brary Association
Penland Brothers
Tallman Drug Co
Peoples Warehouse
Alexander's Department Store
Bond Brothers
Boston Store
Koeppens
Livengood
East Oregonian
See ks Aid for Normals in La Grande
J O Russell instructor at Weston normal school visits Union county towns to raise funds to pay instructors at La Grande normal school through commencement time. He seeks no expense money, only to compensate teachers who have taught there two months without pay.
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J. O. Russell
Weston Normal School
The
Normal
Oregon
Russell
Union County
la Grande Observer
Government seeds in demand at local office
A notice announced a large consignment of seeds on hand and within hours a crowd flocked to the East Oregonian office to receive the free government seeds from Congressman Ellin, depleting the entire supply.
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East Oregonian
Ellin
Thompson Visits County Seat For Local Business
M. K. Thompson arrived from Fi let Rock yesterday afternoon to conduct county seat business.
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M. K. Thompson
Filet Rock
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Standard Grocery Co
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Planing Mill
Robert Forster
Pendleton, Ore
Cuhna, Bob Stanfield and
Warner-Young
Pendleton Man
Pendleton Drug CO
Bost Coods
Bost Service
Ingram
Roy Alexander
BR. R. Johnson
Walter Pierce
Umatilla County
Doston Store
Sit
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
Knicker-Bocker
Max Baer
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