Record year for shipping of sheep in Western states
Dr W McClure, chief of the bureau of animal industry in the Northwest, called this the greatest sheep shipping year the country has ever seen. Montana and Wyoming each shipped about a million more sheep than in any prior season, while many growers in these states are leaving the business or reducing flocks. He ties the surge to tariff unrest, predicting no stable basis for the industry until tariffs are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
Northwest
W. McClure
Bureau of Annual Industry
Montana
Wyoming
McClure
Union
Oregon
Washington
Old Sores and Diseased Blood Remedy Ad
An advertisement claims old sores stem from impure blood and won't heal with local care. It promotes a product, 5.5.5. heals and 5.S.S., as blood purifiers that cleanse circulation through the digestive system, promising healthier blood and healing old wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S
Swepe Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
Its Question: Settled One Way or Another
A terse remark declares the matter resolved, signaling a final decision regardless of debate. No further context is provided to identify who spoke or the exact subject of the settlement.
Death of Pook B Lacy in Freewater Aged 28
Pook B Lacy died in Freewater on November 14 at the home of Mrs J J Morrison. Son of former Judge O P Lacy of Walla Walla, he was born there and led the Walla Walla high school cadets to praise for efficiency. He studied at Pullman and the University of Washington. His death followed his wife's recent passing in Walla Walla. He leaves a daughter Dorothy Dee Lacy, his mother Mrs P Lacy of Seattle, two sisters Mrs Nathan Evans of Pendleton and Stella Lacy of Seattle, and four brothers W L Lacy of Gibbon Oregon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Binghim Lacy
Freewater
J. J. Morrison
Lacy
O. P. Lacy
Mr. Lacy
Walla Walla
Wala Walla High School
Walla Walla High School
Pullman
University of Washington
Misa Ethel Wiseman
Dorothy Dee Lacy
P. Lacy
Seattle
Nathan Evans
Pendleton
Stella Lacy
W. L. Lacy
Gibbon, Ore
Pendleton Man Sues Oswald West Over Defamation Suit
F. W. Gaines of Pendleton sues Oswald West Governor elect Attorney Turner Oliver and George H. Curry former La Grande Observer editor for 25000 alleging defamation and business losses. The suit stems from a Union county warning letter about a freight rate contracts scheme tied to wheat, published in the Observer a year prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald West
Turner Oliver
George H. Curry
la Grande
Gilliam
Union County
Raircal Commission
Oliver
The
Observer
Gaines
Penland Brothers Wagon Spins On North Side Route
A Penland Brothers delivery wagon toppled near Perkins avenue after crossing the bridge, scattering groceries along the road near Mayor Murphy’s residence. The horses escaped injury. Arthur Gibson and Burl Coutts returned from a failed goose hunting trip at Jack Pendergrass farm near Vancycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penland Brothers
Perkins Avenue
Arthur Gibson
Burl Coutts
Vancycle
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Brief Items
Weather report lists maximum and minimum temperatures. A daughter born at St Anthony's to Dr and Mrs T M Henderson. Arthur Bell, struck by a train, is rapidly improving. Carr injured at Metehum is recuperating at home. W H Dale and wife visit his parents from Helix. Lou Muth and bride, wool sorter in Pendleton mills, registered at Hotel Bowman after a wedding in southern Idaho. They travel to Vancouver Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Smith
Arthur Bell
Carr
Metehum
St. Anthony's Hospital
Aviom
Lou Muth
Bowman
Idaho
Huth
Pendleton
Vancouver
Washington
Two Drunks in Court Plead Guilty at Police Court
Theo ore Erickson and Clark McGuffey appeared in police court this morning. Both pleaded guilty to the charge of being under the influence of liquor and each paid a five dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theoore Erickson
Clark McGuffey
Two Marriage Licenses Issued This Afternoon
Marriage licenses were issued this afternoon to Robert B Campbell of Bower county Idaho and Miss Mary R Bowman and to William H French of Forest Grove and Katherine Maxwell of this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Campbell
Bower County
Idaho
Mary R. Bowman
William H French
Forest Grove
Katherine Maxwell
Arthur Paine Buried After Cocaine Overdose
The remains of Arthur Paine, who died from a cocaine overdose in a room at the State hotel, were interred in Olney cemetery this afternoon. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock at Baker undertaking parlors, conducted by Father Durgen of St. Marys Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Paine
State Hotel
Olney
Baker Undertaking
Father Durgen
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Train Coach Lost a Step in Walla Walla Incident
Local train crew in Walla Walla investigate missing steps on the near side of the smoking car after arrival at the depot. Splintered timbers and twisted rods indicate forcible removal, but the responsible party remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Adams
Mother Dies in Italy Mrs Theresa Monterastelli Dies at 77
News reached Pendleton of the death in Fauno, Modena province, Italy, of Mrs Theresa Monterastelli, 77, mother of Mrs Lorenzo Monterastelli, owner of Pendleton Marble Works. She died October 26 after a brief illness and is survived by two daughters and one son in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Theresa Monterastelli
Lorenzo Monterastelli
Pendleton Marble Works
Fauno
Modena
Bean brothers in Oregon melee under scrutiny
The Oregon incident centers on Hawley J. Bean, son of Pendleton judge H. J. Bean, who narrowly escaped a beating when more than 100 Corvallis students pressed him against a wall over his green cup. Arthur Geary of Medford, and Ralph Moores and Curtin Coleman of Salem, intervened and led him to safety through the Occidental Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Harold Bean
R. 8. Bean
Portland
Hawley Bean
H. J. Bean
Pendleton
Oregon
H. Beans
University
Bean
Metropolis
Hawley J. Bean
Corvallis
Arthur M. Geary
Medford
Ralph Moores
Curtin Coleman
Salem
Occidental Hotel
Notable locals depart for winter in Stockton and Prosser
Freeman, a well known retired farmer living at the Hotel Golden Rule, leaves tomorrow for Stockton California to spend the winter. Wurzer arrives from Weston to handle business. Mercer of Prosser Washington is present to oversee local interests.
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Guses Freeman
Golden Rule
Stockton
California
Joe Wurzer
Weston
Willis Mercer
Prosser
Washington
Paper industry used 4,032,000 cords of wood nationwide
The United States consumed 4,032,000 cords of wood for paper production last year, about 650,000 cords more than the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Local BOWLERS to Meet Walla Walla in First Championship Match
Pendleton bowling team of Book Gibgon Molitor Mec Devitt Noel and Hoover travels to Walla Walla for the season opener against the ten pin artists. Walla Walla captains Holman and McAlister lead a seasoned squad as Breezer of Spokane and Bard of New York loom large. Local alley manager Lankard estimates 170 average for Pendleton and the locals, with the match set at La Vie alleys tonight at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Book
Gibgon
Molitor
Mec- Devitt
Noel
Hoover
Walla Walla
Peison
la Vie
Holman
Breezer
Spokane
Bard
New York
Conklin
Cleveland
McAlister
Lankard
Starfield School Bond Election Held in Oregon
Special correspondence from Stanfield Oregon reports a local school election held to vote bonds totaling $16,000 for a new building. The community shows strong interest and belief that the bonds will pass with little opposition. Water flows in Furnish ditch aiding town needs as Coe reservoir and dam progress toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanfield
Oregon
Coe
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Presh
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
East Court Street
Counry
Pook B. Lacy
Freewaiter
Cold Storage Poultry Petroniac
East End Grocery
Pendleton Dye Works
East Ales
Newsy
Official Weather Report
Tome
W. H. Dale
Helix
Dale
H. WW. Dale
Kansas
Garden City
Starfield
Mr. Logan
Cunningham
Roosevelt
Boston
Kryptok and Toric Lenses
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom
Berlin
Jack Webister
Douse
Mate and Cort Srest
Ousgenium
Fountain Brand
Columbia
Lipton’s
Golden West
Everthing
Wm. Ingram
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