Supreme Court closes term with Wasco and Grant County cases
Oregon Supreme Court session near Pendleton ends with Bert Hill versus C E Langestad personal injury case as well as Wasco County license challenge to foreign agents selling buggies. Grant County local option case also featured amid several locally focused matters while political contests for votes surface in the city division and out of town division, urging subscriptions and best pictures for entry.
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Grant County
Wasco
Oregon
Supreme Court
Bert Hill
C. E. Langestad
J. N. Hart
W. L. Tomlinson
Baker
J. E. Stephenson
A. Stewart
Pendleton
Wasco County
New Committee Takes Charge of Vanasim Gymnasium
The Commercial association names a new committee to run the cymnasium at no cost, with Prof. W. B. Allen as physical director. Three classes start Monday for men and women, with one business class at 1 pm three days weekly. Enrollment urged through Tarbet, Allen, or other committee members.
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W. B. Allen
Commercial Association Cymnasium
Commercia! Association
E. Tarbett
Charles W. Marsh
J. T. Lambirth
Will McKinney
J. W. Maloney
Prof. Allen
Allen
East
Middle States
Mr. Tarbet
Prof
Local circulation staff aids county contestants
Mr. Davis of the Journal's staff leaves Monday to assist out of town contestants in starting their efforts. The city section notes Lila Rogers visiting Weston to announce Adams is on the map and Corntes Agnew submitting several new subscribers. The piece stresses that long-time subscribers help most, but every contribution counts.
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Fred Markham
Echo
Corliss Agnew
Hermiston
Tala Rogers
Adams
Alice Gaines
Athena
Odessa Russell
Joe Read
Weston
Ester Sturtevant
Pilot Rock
Georgia Jaques
Mr. Davis
Journal
Lila Rogers
Weeck
Corntes Agnew
Weill
The Quick Start to Curb a Cold You Need Now
The message urges immediate action at early cold onset to stop deeper illness. It warns that delaying care can extend suffering and complicate recovery, urging prompt self care and monitoring.
Sudden Death at Weston Claims Mrs Bryson at 48
Mrs M A Bryson a prominent resident of Weston Oregon died suddenly at 6 this morning from a brain hemorrhage. A daughter of the late J B Morgan she lived in the county for four decades. She leaves a husband two daughters Mrs J B Grogs and Mrs B Dupulk and two brothers Ben Morgan of Montavilla and Sam Morgan of Dellah Wash. Ben Morgan formerly Pendleton city marshal.
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Weston, Ore
M. A. Bryson
J. 8
Morgan
Bryvon
Welch's Winter Plans Mention Natton Resident Visit
Welch, formerly from a thin county, now in Natton, Alberta, returns for a visit and plans to spend the winter there or near the coast. The note hints at a creative work referencing an encounter and truth discovery.
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Fn Welch
Thin County
Natton
Alberta
Tea packaging and refund policy at the grocer
A note on buying tea in packages states someone is responsible for the sale. The grocer offers a refund if you are dissatisfied with the purchase. A bet is mentioned about paying bios, suggesting a dispute over prices or terms.
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Schilling
Party heads to Calgary to inspect wheat lands
A party of eight Pendleton residents, joined by Jonathan Johnston, CP colonization agent, left for Calgary Alberta to view wheat lands near the city. Travelers include Gideon Brown and wife, A Rupe, Dr Tr Henderson, John F H Wallace, Walter Whitman, John Dand, and Will Humphrey. A F May of Pendleton Iron works will depart Monday, with many others expected to join Johnston on his next trip. They plan to purchase wheat land in the new district east of Calgary.
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Pendleton
Calgary
Alberta
Canadian Pacific
Jonathan Johnston
Gideon Brown
A. Rupe
Tr. M. Henderson
John FH. Wallace
Walter Whitman
John Dand
Will Humphrey
A. F. May
Pendleton Tron Works
Johnston
Canal 18 Likely To Be Unpolished In Five Years
Washington The canal commission issued a statement indicating completion earlier than January 1915 under Col Goethals. Since May 1, 1904, about 52.8 million cable yards have been excavated with an estimated 5.21 million more to go. If excavation continues, officials expect the work to finish around 1913. October totals show 9.28 million yards excavated, compared with 4.16 million in October 1907.
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Washington
Jathminn Canal Commission
Goethals
No-Tau-Oh Festival Prep In Howton Near Houston
Preparations wrap up for next week's No-Tau-Oh festival in Howton Houston area. City expects thousands of visitors for a famed southern carnival rivaling New Orleans Stords Gros in amusement appeal.
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Houston
Texas
Howton
South
New Orleans
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