Pendleton Not the Only Town in Umatilla Building Room
In Umatilla County local notes recount J O Hales selling 9080 bushels of red chaff wheat at 60 cents a bushel to Malcolm Mc Intyre. Visits by Mrs Pertson and others to Pendleton. John Bean notes no scale among sheep and high prices. F W Schmidt and J P Mumford tour Adams and Helix, remarking many new buildings and Pendleton not the only growth area.
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Pendleton
Umatilla
J. O. Hales
Malcolm McIntyre
MR. Pertson
Coveral Dave
M. Bently
Elia Roline
Tittle
Aileen
John Geiss
B. Stanfield
Pendleton Yesterning
Tomorro
W J A. Fetenson
Petenson
John Bean
Matilia
Adam Sunder
State Line
Milton
Washington
Mr. Bean
Crass
Alun'ant
F W Schmidt
F. W. Schmidt
Adams
Oregon
Helix
Bolidine Boatia strovnk—Adame Advatce
Weston Closed Sundays and Broken Jaw Incident
Weston has become a Sunday closed town with strict enforcement to shut down all but exempt businesses. The crackdown followed weeks of saloon pressure and gambling suppression, ending disorder and friction. Walter Melton suffered a fractured jaw in a wood saw accident, leaving him unconscious briefly and in pain. Later, Eastern Oregon State Normal School faces Walla Walla High School in a football clash, with the Normal School team seen as well trained and hopeful for victory.
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Weston
Gembling
Walter Melton
Melton
Eastern Oregon State Normal School
Walla Walla
Weston’s Weston Improvement Association Sets Example
Weston Oregon features an enterprising town with the Weston Improvement Association promoting community progress. The town, five towns strong, thrives on active residents and natural advantages, presenting a model others in Oregon might follow, including Weston Hepp er Canette.
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Weston
Oregon
Weston Improvement Association
Hepper Canette
Indians Face a Judge on Drunkenness Charge
Three Pendleton Indians, John Morris E A Thomas and Logan Larkin, appeared before Municipal Judge Hogue on Thursday charged with drunkenness. Larkin led the group and claimed they came to town to testify in a United States court case, admitting they drank whisky in a saloon. Deputy Clerk Attorney Fitzgerald questioned the source of the liquor. The trio was fined $5 each.
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lInfiance
Pendleton
John Morris E A Thomas
Logan Larkin
Hogue
Larkin
United States Court
Attorney Fitzgerald
Wagonload of dead geese delights Pendleton crowd
A trio of marksmen near Artinton with Winchester pumps killed 242 wild geese in two days. The birds, fat and fresh, filled a wagon to the gunwales and drew quick interest from local residents as the season’s first major kill. The geese were southern migrants, and the marksmen claimed strict impartiality in their hunt as crowds swarmed to buy the birds at six cents each.
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Pendleton Marksmen
Eft
Joe Nolf
Otto Turner
Will Lane
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ST. Paul
Mina
Baytor
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GT. Louts
Taylor the Hardware Man
Calico
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Postoffice
County News
News OF
Mr. Pitegerald
Oregonian
Dar
Ani
Mars
Prsenam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Stere
Jaxer Pas
125Th Street
New York City
LYDIA _E PINKHAM
Miss Monie Bowe
Monie Bowey
Mienes
Navy
Cardus
Laxatt
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