Hatchery Talk of Salmon Program at Pendleton Visit
Greenman and J C Bradley Witt discuss establishing a salmon hatchery at Pendleton with Clackamas fishery officials. Deputy game Watson will escort the visitors for several days to inspect streams and assess water quality, drainage, and safety to prevent poisoning of young fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenman
J.C Bradley Witt
Pendleton
J. C
Clackamas
Watson
Ewcort
Maw
Chee
Fannog
Epring
MeKul
Catia
Meacham Creek
Local Stock Association Aims to Reform at Meeting
A disrupted meeting of the Middle Fork country stock association saw officers reelected briefly as a bid to curb disorder. The group plans another session on Saturday with three men reportedly involved in the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean
Peterron
Kane
Wheetoy
Elloupion
Unclear fragmentary text from clock related item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions clock and home timing but provides no clear event, names, or locations to identify a specific news item. Unable to extract a coherent lead or concrete details for a proper summary.
Middle Fork Cattlemen Call for Disease Watch and Payoffs
Grant county cattlemen urge a coordinated program from Jane July August and September to patrol and protect stock. They claim seasonal losses will cover the organization costs, while a Toledo firm backs Hall's Catarrh Cure with sworn testimony from notary A W Gleason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Middle Fork
Grant County
College Place Graduation at Walla Walla College
Walla Walla May 16 Fourteen students graduate at College Place during the annual commencement of Walla Walla College An open air concert and a college chapel reception followed the exercises with addresses and music The graduating class includes Myra FE Camp Maggie EK Geisaler Cora Annette Lick Sophie J Mater Everett Sauter Kate Leonora Hipkins Eleanor Rlemenson Martha E B Carnahan Clarlee Gilbert Carnahan Henry W Larsen William Freele Ethel A Fapp and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
College Place
Walla Walla College
College Mince
G. W. Reaser
Lilliee
Myra FE
Camp
Maggie EK
Geisaler
Cora Annette Lick
Sophie J. Mater
Everett Sauter
Dilly VF. Wolfkill
Arty F. Eleines
Naursen
Kate Leonora Hipkins
Elanor Rlemenson
Martha EB. Carnahan
Clarlee Gilbert Carnahan
Henry W. Larsen
Ministerial Couree
William Freele
Sacred Musical Court
Ethel A. Fapp
Local Allotment Sale Noted Near Perard Place
David Horne reports a local transfer at Perard place where a tract near McKay creek was bought by Bowman for a Mock ranch. Bowman, a former blacksmith, is said to have paid about eight pounds per the adjuster’s claim, with the rang tent described as excellent and in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Horne
Perard
Ao Bowman
R. Bowman
Ceasreoten
Fenaie
Jamea HK
Horne
Marry Carson Clarke Announces New Farce
Comedian Marry Carson Clarke, hailed as Nat Goodwin’s successor, announces a new farce titled What Did Temkins Do, described as action packed and wholesome. Clarke performs in Pendleton on May 21, offering a fresh showcase of his rising popularity and stage appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Clarke
Jeany
Nat Goodwin
Lins
Pendleton
Land Offer By Eliza Lekezer On Arden Street Property
Due to poor health Eliza Lekezer offers for sale the lesser wieny alea property on Arden Street and Court. The notice indicates ownership and a transfer option to interested buyers.
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Reelarden Street
Bedence
Tworn Aie
Pendleton Wool Sales Rise Amid Shearing Surge
Wool buyers report rapid intake in Pendleton as the shearing season advances. Large lots from Anton and Joe Vey, totaling around 300,000 pounds, were cured by H. Judd & Root and stored for export. Prices ranged from about 7 to 10 1 2 cents per pound, with top notch wool fetching higher sums. Local markets show wide price differences from seven to ten and a half cents.
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Pendleton
Woolen Mills Company
W. J. Farnieh
Anton
Joe Vey
H. ©. Judd & Root
Movements and Local Notes From Weston and Umatilla County
Henry Van Buren transacted business at Walla Walla Monday. Frank Saling returned from St Paul with horses at good prices. Engineer Clark surveys Weston waterworks pipeline this week. George Schaiteer built a stone basement for a cow barn near Weston. A. d. Barnett leaves for Wasco County for ten days. Alpi Wael on steam shovel duty. Ryan N. on sick leave. Mrs J. T. Redman and Bert visit Weston. S. Wille leaves for La Grande to work for O R & N. Weston brick yard fires up second kiln with 200000 bricks. Mrs I. Hildreth and Mrs B Hall go to Portland for eye treatment. Will K. King visits old friends from Baker City. O Harra school district votes 500 for a new schoolhouse. Miss Ida Thompson visits Margaret Probstel. Mrs Jake Clark confined by sore throat. Weston Normal track team to compete in Walla Walla against Whitman Academy and Walla Walla High. The Anabola Tribe mourns Brother Robert Lindsey with resolutions and charter draped in mourning for 60 days.
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Umatilla
Athens
Weston
Henry van Buren
Walla Walla
Frank Saling
St. Paul
B. Nelson
Adame
Mehkengie
A. d. Barnett
Was
Sherman County
Ore
Alpi Wael
Vutit
Ryan N
Rockford
Wash
J. T. Redman
Bert
Tacoma
Waeh
J. KB. Saling
Ft. S
I. Hildreth
B. Hall
Portland
Mra
Hall
Will K. King
Baker City
O'Harra
Ids Thompson
Pendleton
Mies
Margaret Proobtel
Jake Clark
Normal
Walla Walle
Whitman Acadeny
Walla Alla High School
Alleburg Academy
Oerhape
Fireman's Close Call Prompts Cure by Electric Bitters
A locomotive fireman from Burton, Iowa, describes a dire health decline until a bottle of Electric Bitters restored his strength and appetite. He claims the remedy revived his energy and vigor, noting lifelong wellness after use and a guaranteed satisfaction offer from Tallman & Co.
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C. W. Bellamy
Burti
Tallman & Co
Price
Rooms for rent in Fast Ore building in East Oregonian area
A suite of rooms in the Fast Ore building offers hot and cold water and broom for 11 dollars a month during the week. Apply at the East Oregonian office.
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Fast Ore Ees
East Oregonian
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Lindsey
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Chantilly
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Martin
Exis
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Main Street
Oregon
van Dran Bros
J. E. Moore
Lee
International Poultry Food
C. F. Colesworthy Poultry and Bee Supply
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OBO
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Prep
1.C
Jesse Failing
W. L. Douglass Shoe
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