Oregon loses nearly a million yearly from mongrel breeding
Oregon horsemen waste about 1 million dollars annually by breeding to grade and mongrel stallions instead of purebreds. Professor E J Potter of the Oregon Agricultural College estimates 60,000 foals are born yearly with 26,600 from purebreds and 20,000 from grade or mongrel sires. Net loss to the industry tallies around 749 thousand dollars as inferior sires reduce colt value and market demand remains weak. County treasurer G W Bradley plans alfalfa expansion while hay prices rise and sheep numbers grow in Hermiston, with straw scarce and wheat markets inching higher.
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Oregon
E. J. Potter
Oregon Agricultural College Livestock Department
Potter
Merchants of South America Eye Greater U S Trade
Merchants and manufacturers of South America conclude that Panama Canal opening will shift trade toward the United States. The American Commercial Expedition, arriving in Mollendo aboard the Cal Hornia, plans broader ties with U S producers as they visit Colon, Callao, Arequipa, and Lima. They say South America has been dominated by European merchants and expect the U S to supply the growing market.
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Mollendo
Peru
South America
United States
Panama Canal
American “Commercial Expedition
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Cal Hornia
Callao
Byrall
Arequipa
Colon
Fpayta
Teten
Pascarmayo
Sulverry
Calao
Lima
Cases Dismissed Against Pendleton Landlady
By motion of the city attorney the two police court cases against Gladys Moore, landlady of the Windsor lodging house, were dismissed for lack of evidence. Two marriage licenses issued: Chester R. Davis and Anelle Royce, east end couple, and Robert L. Jones and Velma E. Chamberlain of Pendleton.
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Gladys Moore
Windsor Lodging House
Chester R. Davis
MM. Annelle Royce
East End
Robert L. Jones
Velma E. Chamberlain
Local Gun Club Holds Thanksgiving Turkey Shoot
A community turkey shoot at the local gun club provided many families with Thankselving turkeys yesterday. From early morning to dusk, gobblers were claimed by numerous participants in a daylong event.
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Gobbler
Ever
Harris Seeks Divorce After April 1910 Desertion
Alleging his wife Dollie deserted him in March 1910 and has lived apart since, HB Harris through attorney D Peterson of Milton seeks a local divorce. The couple wed in Spokane in October 1905. Measles disrupts schools with one suspension and lower attendance. County Superintendent E Young traveled to Pilot Rock and will tour rural districts for three days to inspect conditions.
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Dollie
HB. Harris
D. Peterson
Milton
Spokane
E. Young
Pilot Rock
Dam inspection at Coe reservoir tests fish passage
District Game Wardens FE Averil and C K Cranston inspected the Coe reservoir dam this morning to determine if fish can pass when the spillway is not full. They noted fish passage depends on full reservoir levels and spillway conditions.
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FE. F. Averil
C. K. Cranston
Coe
Ftill
Thanksgiving Window Displays At Peoples Warehouse
The grocery department highlights a festive window scene with a horn of plenty overflowing with delicacies for the holiday table. Large turkey figures showcase accessories that will adorn the dishes on Thanksgiving.
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Grocery Department
Peoples Warehouse
Installing Alarm Apparatus in Pendleton by Guimewell Co
The Guimewell Fire Alarm Co has begun installing a 20 box electric system in Pendleton after delays from factory issues. E A Day and assistant arrived to supervise the project as the apparatus arrived last Friday. Mrs Mildred McFadden, former landlady of the New Grand hotel, returns to Pendleton to answer larceny charges accompanied by her ex husband J H McFadden. The case involved a mistaken identity linked to a Nevada shooting report. Richard S Dick Smith, prominent Eugene attorney, is in Pendleton settling the Hendricks estate. he is famed former Oregon football star and Columbia Law alumnus, and son in law to T G Hendricks of Eugene.
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Guimewell Fire Alarm Co
Pendleton
E. A. Day
McFadden
Mildred McFadden
New Grand Hotel
Anton Kraft
Aberdeen
J. H. McFadden
McFaden
Nevada
J. D. McFadden
Hendricks
Richard
Dick" Smith
Eugene
C. Hendricks
Dick Smith
Oregon
Theniversity of Oregon
Columbia University
New York
Waller Camp
Smith
T G. Hendricks
Pendietonian
Indians to Observe Thanksgiving at Tutuilla Church
The Tutuilla church on the reservation hosts a large Thanksgiving meal for Indian members and friends of all backgrounds. Dinner at noon followed by a union service at 2 pm. Congregation members raised 30 dollars to cover dinner expenses and approved funds to run a pickup truck for locals attending.
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Tutuilla
Convegation
Anti Billboard Law Enacted By City Council
Mayor W F Matlock signed an ordinance banning billboard erection and maintenance across the city except in front of theaters or stores advertising on sale property. The measure, passed Nov 12 amid protests from civic groups over two roadside boards, targets a billboard business linked to the mayor’s son. Proponents say it demolishes illegal boards. opponents may appeal to court arguing city cannot abolish an established business.
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W. F. Matlock
Chy
Northwble
Civic Club
Klixputnik
Seibert
W. N. Matlock
Flbe. Welch
Local ministers to speak at union meeting in Nex Perce area
Sheriff Back But Must Return reports from Canyon City where he testified in cattle stealing cases now in progress. The first case led to Lester Goff’s conviction with more trials pending as the sheriff plans another trip tonight. W Clark Betts dies at North Yakima on November 19, a Pendleton W O W member and former teamster and contractor who helped with levee work after the six year flood.
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T. D. Taylor
Canyon City
Lester Goff
W. ©. Betts
W. Clark Betta
North Yakima
J. P. Walker
Pendleton Camp
Mr. Betts
Real Estate Transfers and a Slater Family Notice
A long list of real estate transfers records dealings among multiple parties in Oregon and Alberta including Willam H Allen to Joseph Harr of Lougheed for 11680 dollars and several other parcel transfers. The notice also includes biographical details about the late Judge W W Slater of La Grande, his family, career and church membership. The obituary notes his prominence as a lawyer, Democrat candidate, and Woodmen of the World member with surviving relatives in La Grande Salem and Canyon City.
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Willam H. Allen
Bpokane
Joseph Harr
Lougheed
Alberta
Willie Roy Harrington
Warren Keller
Lewis McMorris
Walla Walla
Katherine Timmerman
Charles B. Isaac
J. M. Hartnett
George W. Haw
Charles Isaac
Arnold and
Raley
Pendleton
George Haw
Ringe
Clifford Sh Morgan
George H. Steel
Hermiston
Washington-Oregon Traction Co
John Smith
Fannie Stewart
Wiii Hall
Vanell
Milton
Wii Hall
Ani
Freewater
Lora Minnie Pambrun
Sim Pambrun
James A. Fee
Portland
Slater
Margaret BE. Furnish
William J. Furnish
James Furnish Slater
Anita Jay Slater
Miles Edna Frances Slater
Elizabeth Slater
la Grande
W. T. Slater
Supreme Judge
Salem
Frank Slater
Canyon City
Slaters
A. 8. Cherry
Ollie Slater
Nelile Neill
Supreme Bench
Woodmen of the World
Episcopal Church
Verstryman
Kellogg Haines Singing Party to Perform at High School
The Kellogg Haines Singing Party will perform in the high school auditorium as the third event in the city lyceum entertainment. The quartet of musicians brings strong recommendations and a large audience is expected. Warren's Music House is listed with phone 524 for tickets or inquiries.
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Kellogg-Haines
Pittsburg Seeks “Toughest” Boy in City Experiment
Juvenile and truant officers in Pittsburg were asked by Jack Robbins of the National Fellowship club in Chicago to identify the toughest boy in the city as part of a new experiment. The invitation was announced as part of nationwide efforts to study youth behavior and select representative subjects.
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Pittsburg
Jack Robbins
National Fellowship Club
Chicago
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Johnson Sts
News OF
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G. W. Bradley
Milton Eagle
Hermiston Herald
Raley Place
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Tom Thomas
Nolin
Hugs
Delwo
Mr. Thomas
Reg
S&s. America
Boynton
W. L. Boynton
Prop
Main Street
Dale Rothwell
WM. E. Hanscom the Jeweler
Post Office
Matlock
Just
New York City
Coats
Robert J. Slater
Mens Soo Mackinaws
Warren
E. T. Wade
Kenyon
Workingmen’s Clothing
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