Pine Creek Bridge Washout Hits Weston $1400 Loss
Weston on May 21 reports Pine Creek's Main Street bridge washed out by high water. The 26 foot stone abutment failure endangers local travel and prompts talk of rebuilding funds. Normal School events include commencement June 8 to 12 with Governor Geer to speak and dedication of the new building.
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Normal School
Weston
Main Street
Pine Creek
Iast
Wild Horse Mountains
Robert Jamieson
Dr. Cropp
Walla Walla Hospital
Lewis Proebster
Alice Kirkpatrick
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Rebekah Degree
Grand Lodge
Newport
Marshall Lavender
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Newbro's Herpicide Claims to Kill Dandruff Germ
An advertisement claims scalp scour helps little with dandruff and baldness, asserting dandruff is caused by a germ. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only product that destroys the germ at the root, promising to prevent hair loss by killing the dandruff germ.
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Newbro
Sale of Household Goods by H C Hexter
Immediate sale of all household furniture including parlor hall dining kitchen and bedroom furnishings. H C Hexter offers items such as car bets and other domestic wares for quick disposition.
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H. C Hexter
County Clerk Reports Voter Registrations Down in Lane County
County Clerk Lee uproots Lane county voter rolls finding 2056 active registrations, 209 fewer than two years ago. Officials cite mobility and changes in residency as factors while urging residents to verify their registration status.
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Lee
Lane County
Federal court upholds damages in life loss from train fall
The San Francisco circuit court of appeals affirmed $14,000 damages to the family of Jay H. Adams, a Northwest railway attorney killed after falling from a train on the Northern Pacific. The decision rejects a pass contract clause waiving liability, ruling a life cannot be bartered by contract and the state has interest in safety.
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Federal Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Jay H. Adams
Northwest Railway
Northern Pacific Railway
Adams
Louise
Frank Adame
United States Court For
Washington
Circuit Court of Appeals
Idaho
Ta Ste
Liquor Selling Charge Leads to Indian Reservation Arrest
Deputy U S Marshal Roberts and Deputy U S Attorney Mays arrived from Portland at the request of U S Commissioner Halley to arrest W E Crall bartender at the Columbia saloon for selling liquor to an Indian, Whelease. Whelease was returned to the reservation and Crall was released on $500 cash bond for a February 28 trial date.
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United States
Roberts
Mays
Portland
John Halley
W. E. Crall
Columbia
Whelease
Wilkins
Trim
Halley
Crall
J. J. Balleray
Furnish praised by Lemery in Gervins Star visit
Lemery son of the late Louis Lemery and Umatilla county farmer visits his mother and endorses Furnish. He calls Furnish a reliable accommodating business man and affable gentleman, a self-made man with honest means. Lemery promotes the Republican governor candidate during his stay on French Prairie.
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Sol. Lemery
Louis Lemery
Umatilla County
Gervins Star
Lemery
Furnish
French Prairie
Balliet's Second Trial Opens in Des Moines Federal Court
Leston Balliet, Oregon mining man, faces a fraudulent use of the mails charge as his second trial begins in Des Moines federal court. A juror died in the previous trial and witnesses arrive from California, Oregon and other states. observers expect a brief proceeding.
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Des Moines
Leston Balliet
Oregon
California
Local residents visit Pendleton on varied business
James A. Fee is in Portland on business. G. W. Bradley of Athena was in town Wednesday. H. C. Jones, editor of the Free Water Times, was in town Wednesday. Miss Bessie Switzler returned Tuesday from Walla Walla. H. Lemley and L. L. Rogers, Adams citizens, are at the Hotel St. George. J. M. Vanduyn of Portland has joined Beaton Store in the dry goods department. Mrs. C. S. West of Camas, Wash., is hosted by her daughter Mrs. W. J. Clarke. Mrs. Burns of the O. R. & N. Company is ill in Walla Walla. Henry T. Booth of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance, visiting from Baker City. Rev. R. A. Copple of the Christian church spoke in La Grande. Ex-Senator L. B. Rinehart of Union County is in Pendleton en route to North Yakima. Thomas Fits Gerald wed G. L. Allingham and Miss Minta Carter in Umatilla County. District Attorney T. G. Halley and wife back from Heppner.
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Bessie Switzler
Walla Walla
H. Lemley
L. L. Rogera
Adams
St. George
J. M. Vanduyn
Portland
Drygoods
Beaton
C. 8. West
Camas
Wash
W. J. Clarke
Robert Burns
L. B. Rinehart
Union County
Pendleton
North Yakima
W. W. Land
Thomas FitsGerald
G. L. Allingham
Minta Carter
Umatilla County
T. G. Halley
Heppner
Robbed Postoffice in Milwaukee Oregon May 22
Milwaukee Oregon May 22 The post office here was robbed last night. The miscreants escaped with 120 dollars.
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Milwaukee
Ore
Charles Cunninghams Sheep Empire Grows in Oregon
Charles Cunningham, the state’s largest individual sheep owner, reports 27 0 sheep with 9000 lambs born this spring. He has appointed Tate Sullivan of Idaho as ranch superintendent. The flock will gain 100 Rambouillet bucks from the East and California, and wool production this spring reached 200,000 pounds. Bucks are being sold at the Cunningham ranch and many head sent to Arlington for sale.
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Charles Cunningham
Oregon
Cunnigham
Tate Sulivan
Idaho
Sullivan
Hershey
Cunningham
East
California
Mr. Sullivan
Cunningham Ranch
Colwell
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