Stop for Fishermen Train Order Affects Sunday Runs
Pendleton fishermen and Sunday excursionists gain Sunday stops on trains No 6 and No 5 along the line east of Pendleton from Gibbon to Kamela, with No 12 stopping at any flag station. The schedule preserves past accommodations aside from an earlier morning arrival. Local fishermen may shift to the evening prior travel, spending the night in the mountains.
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Pendleton
Meacham Creek
North Fork
Meacham
Gibbon
Kamela
Gontes Baca
Fishing Tides Shift as Clable Decrease Noted
A brief report notes a drop in the number of anglers heading to the water as fishing activity slows. Local observers cite calmer conditions and fewer incentives for early morning trips, with questions about seasonal impact.
Coal Fields of Rogue River Valley detailed in USGS bulletin
The Rogue River valley in southwestern Oregon hosts a long coal belt from the Cascade to the Siskiyou mountains, stretching nearly 100 miles into California. J. B. Diller of the USGS reports on principal prospects near Medford and Ashland, with smaller beds near Boats Creek and Ager, noting uncertain continuity along the southern stretch and potential future power sources if deposits prove larger.
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Rogue River Valley
Oregon
Cascade Mountains
Klamath Mountains
Siskiyou Mountains
Medford
Ashland
Siskiyou Mountain Divide
California
J. 8. Diller
United States Geological Survey
Ager
Evans Creek
Geological Survey Bulletin
Thinks Pure Food Reform Here To Stay
New York doctor M W Wiley chief government chemist says pure food reforms have come to stay despite manufacturers opposition. He notes only five percent oppose the movement and claims patent medicines lost their edge once labels listing ingredients were required. Wiley leaves for the London congress of chemists this month with other physicians and chemists.
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New York
M. W. Wiley
Wiley
London
Cheap Land in Alberta Shows Rail Company Sales
The Canadian Pacific Railroad company advertises more wheat land in Alberta at lower prices and longer terms than others. Land can be bought from 10 to 15 dollars per acre with 10 years to pay. One crop could cover the cost. Jonathan Johnston of Pendleton Oregon is reachable at Red 2347.
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Alberta
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
Jonathan Johnston
Pendleton
Oregon
German Colony Passes Through Pendleton on Way South
A caravan of German farmers traveled through Pendleton today en route from Ritzville Washington toward southern Idaho. The group journeyed across the region, with no incidents reported along the route.
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Pendleton
Ritzville
Washington
Idaho
Jack Murray Found Guilty for Liquor Sale to Indian
A police court verdict identifies Jack Murray as guilty of selling liquor to an Indian. A prior report misnamed Pete Murray, who is not the accused, a brewery proprietor near the beer saloon, nor under sentence in the city jail.
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Jack
Pete
Jack Murray
Pete Murray
Beer Saloon
Damages Sult Filed Over Irrigation Water Dispute
Amanda J. Southwell sues E. F. Straughan for 800 dollars claiming the other party dammed a ditch shared for irrigation near Birch Creek, depriving the Southwell property of water and causing damages. The suit asserts wrongful conduct affecting the water supply.
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Amanda J. Southwell
E. F. Straughan
Birch Creek
Southwell
Ventriloquist Mr Coffin to entertain at school benefit
An entertainment program for the high school benefit this Thursday features ventriloquist Mr Coffin of Portland, a clever entertainer who recently impressed in Portland. In Pirates of Penzance Miss Hutching plays Ruth the maid of all work in the production.
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Coffin
Portland
Miss Hutching
Ruth
Court Convenes Mondays For Umatilla County Circuit
The adjourned spring term session will be reconvened Monday morning. Jurors must report for duty and several cases are slated for trial. If the grand jury is reconvened, Weston store arson suspects will be examined.
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Umatilla County
Weston
Presbyterian representatives to general assembly depart from Pilot Rock
H H Gilbert elder of Pilot Rock and Rev Clark of Monument left for Denver to attend the Presbyterian Church in America general assembly as representatives of the local presbytery. A special Northwest car carried commissioners to the mile high city for the May 2031 gathering with Pendleton presbytery also accommodated.
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H. H. Gilbert
Presbyterian Church
Pilot Rock
Clark
Monument
Denver
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In America
Pendleton Presbytery
Tuberculosis Increase Blames Dairy Cow As Culprit
Nathan Straus told the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis that the fight against the disease is failing. He cited a 13 percent rise in New York TB cases and urged banning sales of milk from cows not tuberculin tested or pasteurized. Homer Folkes pushed for better hospital care for consumptives while Farrington reported 609 new members, total 2107, and noted 34 of 49 legislatures considering TB laws.
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Washington
Nathan Straus
New York
National Association For the Study and Prevention
Straus
Mr. Straus
Vincent Bowditch
Homer Folkes
New York City
Folkes
Livingston Farrington
Flour At Its Highest In Portland Market
Portland traders report flour prices climbing to 6.25 per barrel after a steady rise since September. Patten, dubbed flour king, is credited with driving the increase, while mill president T B Wilcox predicts no further hikes as buyers switch to cheaper cereal brands.
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Portland
Patten
T. B. Wilcox
Portland Flouring Mills
Portland union stockyards chief visits city on business
W H Daughtrey president of the Portland Union Stockyards company arrives in the city on business related to his interests in Umatilla county.
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W. H. Daughtrey
Portland Union Stockyards Company
Umatilla County
Council visit to Pendleton woolen mills site
City council members and the mayor toured the Pendleton woolen mills yesterday afternoon to inspect progress on the substantial structure and the street vacation the company desires. Action on the proposition will be taken Wednesday evening.
Oakley in bail for forging mayor's name
Fret Oakley charged with forging Mayor Murphy's name on a $10 check and passing it to a saloon proprietor. Picked up near Washington by Sheriff Taylor, brought to Pendleton, held to grand jury under $600 bond or jail. Oakley, a tramp printer, is also a news...
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Oakley
Murphy
Wuhitington
Taylor
Pendleton
Justice of the Peace
Parkes
Grand Jery
Hook
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Standard Grocery Co
Tran
Tallman & Co
Wm. E. Hanscom
Pendleton Dye Works
Phone Main
Glen Sturdivant
Northern Pacific
Ivan Sturdivant
Alaska
J. A. Anderson
Geological Survey
Circuit Court
Charles Cunningham
Mary Marker
William Barker
Armory Hall
Married Peoples Club
Wenaha Club
Portland Papers
J. F. Robinson
Mark Moorhouse
J. F. Lambrith
Baker City
Episcopal Church
Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Bloomer Girls
G. W. Butts
Bloomer
Boston
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Butts
Pendleton Tigers
George Goodman
P. A. Burns
High School
Pontertainment
Ite
C. O. Price
C. O. Price Men's Haberdashery
C. O
Fie
C. 0
Wilson Bros
Big Bost
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
U. S
G. M. Rice
Rice, Cashier
C. K. Cranston
Notary Public
Max Baer
L. Adlew
Brog
ACO
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