Fifty Car Loads of Sheep to Washington Ranges
Local flocks shrink as buyers from eastern districts take the stock. First shipment of 20 cars leaves today, with about 60 carloads total over Northern Pacific bound for Washington summer ranges. T. J. Matlock directs 20 carloads to Otis, Wash, and G. H. Churchill arranges 25 to 30 cars to Ellensburg. Shearing two thirds finished. Mead and Yakima Commercial Co. plan further sales amid regional farm shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Washington
T. J. Matlock
Heppner
Otis
Wash
Ellensburg
Cascade Reserve
G. H. Churchill
Morford place ranch cut into 10 acre tracts in Naches valley
The Morford place, among the oldest stock ranches in the Naches valley, was divided into 10 acre tracts and placed on the market today, according to the Yakima Republic. The property has just been acquired by C. 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gztheir
Naches Valley
Fechter & Janeck
Yakima Valley
Yakima Republic
Morford Place
Cold urgency warns of worsening illness
The article urges immediate action when a cold begins noting that delay can allow deep seated illness and harder cures. It emphasizes starting treatment at the first hour to reduce total suffering and shorten duration.
Masonic Lodge Set for Umatilla Organization
Grand Master Lot L. Pierce of Oregon Masons will organize a new lodge in Umatilla next Tuesday. Nineteen charter members from Umatilla and Hermiston will join the lodge, with S. R. Oldaker of Hermiston named worshipful master. The Beho lodge had earlier been relocated from Umatilla years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Umatilla
Lot L. Pierce
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Oregon
Hermiston
Beho
S. R. Oldaker
Pioneer Secretary Henry Rinehart Tours for Reunion Plan
Henry Rinehart secretary of the Union County Pioneer association traveled through the city with his family while en route from Union county to Walla Walla to visit a daughter for a few days. He intends to attend the Umatilla county pioneers reunion at Weston during the last week of the month. The date for Union county meeting is not yet fixed this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rinehart
Union County Pioneer Association
Union County
Walla Walla
Rinehart
Umatilla
Weston
Weatherfords Gather for Town Meeting in Albany Area
Numerous Weatherford individuals visit from Albany Dayton Arlington and nearby areas for a shared town event led by Mrs J K Weatherford and A B Weatherford with F M Weatherford spouse and W W Weatherford plus Carrie Weatherford noted among attendees.
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Weatherfords
J. K. Weatherford
A. B. Weatherford
Albany
F. M. Weatherford
Dayton, Wash
W. W. Weatherford
Carrie Weatherford
Arlington
Bleakney Brother Plans Permanent Move to Northwest
R W Bleakney of Elderton Pennsylvania, brother of Pendleton academy principal W H Bleakney, has arrived in the city and intends to settle permanently in the city or county. He is on his first trip to the northwest and expresses delight with the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
R. W. Bleakney
Elderton
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Two Suspects Held After Page Post Office Robbery
Two men traced eight miles by footprints were captured a few hours after the Page Washington robbery. They carried several dollars in nickels and dimes, the principal denomination taken from the office, strengthening officers confidence of conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Washington
Realty Men Urged to Aid County Irrigation Development
Pendleton Commercial Association hosts visiting real estate men for a banquet at Hotel Pendleton. Speakers including T. T. Geer and N. C. Richards praise cooperation with local lands projects. Vinson notes overlooked Freewater Milton area needs closer ties. Hermiston invites attendance at East Umatilla project opening on May 26. Echo to host a spud carnival. banquet ends with a toast to real estate men and county development efforts.
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R. Alexander
The
Commercial Association
Bert Huffman
G. W. Phelps
T. T. Goor
G. M. Rice
Pendleton
Beveral
N. C. Richards
Mr. Richards
James Kyle
J. A. Temple
Lot Livermore
A. Lowell
H. W. Coe
J. 5. Vinson
Asa &B. Thompson
Freewater
J. S.vinson
Freewater-Milton
Walla Walla Valley
Hermiston
Col
A. G. Newport
East Umatilla
Mr. Vinson
Milton
Echo
Pendleton Delegate Returns Home From Ashland Camp
George A. Robbing of Tutuilla Camp Modern Woodmen of America returned from the Ashland state camp where three delegates gathered with the St Johns brass band. The Ashland welcome featured drives and sight-seeing. Five delegates were chosen for the supreme camp in Peoria Illinois on June 16 with Fred Currey of the La Grande Observer elected to represent eastern Oregon.
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George A. Robbing
Tutuilla
Woodmen of America
Ashland
St. Johns
Supreme Camp
Peoria
Fred Currey
la Grande Observer
Oregon
Carter May Run For District Attorney
A certificate from the secretary of state lists Charles H. Carter as the Democratic candidate for district attorney in this district. Carter says he is puzzled by his name on the ticket and suspects friends may have influenced the slate. Whether he will pursue the race remains uncertain.
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Secretary of State
Baling
Charles H. Carter
Carter
Boen
Aphis Destroy Peach Crop Near Milton
J. S. Vinson of Freewater said APHIS has damaged Milton area peach blossoms this year, with a large share of fruit lost. He noted the pest usually harms leaves but now affects blossoms, though the overall crop remains sizable enough to offset some losses.
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Milton
J. 5. Vinson
Freewater
Mr. Vinson
T. J. Mahoney Campaigns in Umatilla Morrow Counties
T. J. Mahoney of Ione and Republican candidate for joint representative for Umatilla and Morrow counties appears on a campaigning trip. He attends a booster meeting in the Commercial association room and a banquet, where he is invited to speak at both events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Mahoney
Ione
Umatilla
Morrow
Commercial Association
Visiting Dr Blakeslee in town from Union
Mrs. C Le Blakeslee of Union, mother of Dr Lynn KE Blakeslee, visited her son and family for a few weeks. She is over 80 and has lived in Union for nearly 66 years.
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Blakeslee
C. le Blakeslee
Union
Lynn KE. Blakeslee
Pendleton Academy Music Dept Sees New Leader Next Year
Miss Marjorie Lyman resigns as head of Pendleton Academy music to join Whitman college as assistant teacher. Miss Harriett Young of La Grande chosen as successor to lead the department starting next school year. Young, a Whitman and Fischer School alumna, notes the department’s growth and plans expansion to meet demand for thorough musical education.
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Pendleton Academy
Walla Walla
Harriett Young
la Grande
Marjorie Lyman
Conservatory of Music
Whitman College
Miss Lyman
W. D. Lyman
Basia
Presbyterian Church
Muth
Fischer School of ‘Music
Miss Young
Whitman
Fischer School of Music
Department of Music
Pendleton to host Nodel and Zimmerman speakers
Portland figures Nodel and Zimmerman will visit Pendleton next Sunday for morning and evening services at the Presbyterian Baptist Christian and Methodist churches. A 3 o'clock union mass meeting in the Methodist church will feature both speakers presenting local option questions clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Nodel
E. C. Zimmerman
Portland
Pendleton
Methodist Church
Mr. Nodel
Presbyterian Church
Zimmerman
Baptist Church
Christian Church
Mr. Zimmerman
Saloon Robber Brought to County Jail
Albert Murray admitted robbing the Corner saloon at Athena and was moved to the county jail. He stole 210 dollars and will plead at circuit court with a penitentiary sentence possible. Associates Herman Hadky and Andrew Picard were released for lack of evidence.
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Albert Murray
Athena
Herman Hadky
Andrew Picard
Murray
Honeymoon Sendoff Practical Joke Delights Pendleton Friends
Mr and Mrs M C Metz who moved to Pendleton last fall left for Chicago to spend the summer. At the east bound train last night a small party showered them with rice as if to toast a newlyweds farewell. The ruse fooled many travelers who believed they were starting a honeymoon. They plan to return to Pendleton in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Metz
M. C. Metz
Chicago
Mrs. Mets
Pendleton
Reception for Bishop Paddock Arrives for May 1 Confirmations
Bishop Robert L. Paddock of the Episcopal diocese of eastern Oregon arrives next Wednesday May 1 and will confirm a large class at the Church of the Redeemer that evening. A public reception follows May 14 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W F Matlock on West Court Street with Judge Stephen A. Lowell invited to give the welcome address. The public is invited.
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Paddock
Robert L. Paddock
Episcopal Diocese
Eastern
Oregon
Church of the Redeemer
Bishop Paddock
W. F. Matlock
West Court Street
Stephen A. Lowell
Advertising Car for Norria and Rowe Circus
Advertising car No. 3 of the Norria and Rowe circus promotes the upcoming show in the city. The car, led by H. G. Smith, is billing the city today and will depart northward after completing the campaign for the May 14 performance.
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Norria and
Rowe Cirrcus
H. G. Smith
Wanted at once. Good clean raga for sale?
East Oregonian office reports a prompt purchase request for a good clean raga at market price. Immediate response sought from sellers.
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East Oregonian
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Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Golden Rule
Yakima
F&s
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Creamery Co
United States Depository
Woodman Meeting
Aphis
Vinson
Freewater Country
Nad
Lyman
Nodell and Zimmerman
Hadky
Boston
Morrie B. Streeter
Streeter-Bryan Company
Lynne
Baxter
Pendleton Drug Company
L. Adler Bros. & Co
Stern & Co’s
Rochester
Max Baer
Delta Candy Factory
J. E, Hawkins
Prop
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