Alberta Wheat Prices Lag Umatilla County Wheats
Alberta farmers receive 58 to 60 cents per bushel for the same wheat grade as Umatilla County, Oregon, where prices reach 70 cents and up, despite both markets exporting to Liverpool. Dave Cargill notes weather in Alberta has been dry since June, with good conditions in the harvest season. Separate notes cover hog lice remedies, farm extension funding talks in Baker and Grant counties, a congressional anti-rabbit measure, and the Lamar farm sale near Lamar, Washington to Ben Grote.
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Alberta
Oregon
Dave Carell
Umatilla County
Umatilla
Carsill
Umatia County
Liverpool
Cargill
R. Ashby
Washington
Baker County
Fiim
Grant County
Notable Presidential Family Pairings Across US History
A list of paired names and dates connecting presidential relatives with other figures. Entries include Mrs. Madison’s sitter Lucy Payne Washington and Judge Todd dated March 11, 1511, and Marie Hester Monroe with & L Gouverneur dated March 11, 1520. Other lines name Mary Mellen with John Adams in 1926 and Frances Folsom with Grover Cleveland in 1846.
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Lucy Payne Washington
Madison
Todd
Anna Todd
E. J. Jackson
Marie Hester Monroe
Monroe
L. Gouverneur
Mary Mellen
Adams
John Adams
Mary Lewis
Jackson
Alphonse Joseph Goer Pagelot
Mary Easton
Mr. Polk
Polk
Emily Martin
Lewis Randolph
Elizabeth Tyler
Tyler
William Wailer
Ellen Wronshall Grant
Grant
A .c. F. Sartoris
Emily Pratt
Hayes
Ruswell Hastings
Frances Folsom
Grover Cleveland
Aliee Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
Divorce Granted in Pendleton Case and Local Alarms
The Pendleton column reports a divorce granted to Mary Sherry and Bernard Sherry with each party ordered to pay own costs. It notes influenza outbreaks and measles quarantines at residences of William Stilwell and Underwood, plus bonds posted by Mrs Milfred McPadien. Police vow against vagrants and a suspended sentence for Tom Wood. A turkey atop the 1.0.0 F hall is described and Wesley Matlock burglary is noted as the third in two months with loot taken that night.
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Mary Sherry
Bernard Sherry
Howe
Wesley Matlock
Col Raley to Defense in horse theft case
Col James H. Raley, noted local attorney, left for Cane City at the urgent request of Ben Colvin, stockman charged in a horse stealing case. Amid recent indictments and Lester Goff’s conviction, Colvin seeks Raley for forthcoming trial. Salmon passage urged as dam gates to aid run, Furnish ilted Co manager P. Marshall plans action once run is confirmed to start.
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Col. Raley
James H. Raley
Canyon City
Ben Colvin
Lester Goff
Colvin
Ee P. Marshall
Furnish @ilted Co
Indemnity mortgage suit and sheriff sale notes
A suit by A P Myrick seeks foreclosure to recover losses totaling 1029.45 from defendants cited for surety on a promissory note to First National Bank involving W H Musselman and EF Jones. Sheriff’s sale reports Hermiston bids by F B Swayze on two properties and the Longhorn case with judgment and costs.
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First National Bank
W. H. Musselman
Jones
A. P. Myrick
J. B Perry
Mr. Myrick
F. B. Swayze
Hermiston
Hinkle Ditch Co
M. F. Callback
Hermiston Orchards
F. B
Swayze Ve
Willam
Susie Longhorn
Distinguished N P Party Visits City on Inspection Train
Railroad officials led by President J M Hannaford spent the night in the city aboard the president's special train. The party arrived at midnight and departed for Pasco at seven this morning as part of an inspection trip. Members included George T Slade Thomas Cooper George T Reid B C Blanchard I B Richards and J L DeForce.
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N. P
Pasco
J. M. Hannaford
George T. Slade
Thomas Cooper
George T. Reid
B. C. Blanchard
I. B. Richards
J. L. DeForce
Realty Transfers Reported in Local Notices
Real estate transfers listed include Howard A Frick of Hermiston to Lilian McCook for lots and 6 block 12 Cole's addition Pendleton A A Morton and wife to Charlea B E Harkins of Walla Walla for 20 acres in section 24 two quarters N R 35 The Harbart Realty Co to W J Summers 49 acres in Rec 4 two quarters NR 28 A B Leffer and wife to Hazel Investment.
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Howard A. Frick
Hermiston
Lilian McCook
Cole
Pendleton
A. A. Morton
Charlea BE. Harkins
Walla Walla
N. R
Harbart Realty Co
W. J. Summers
A. B. Leffer
Hazel Investment
Receiver sought in Skinner judgments liquidation case
First National Bank of Hermiston filed two suits asking the court appoint a receiver to place W H Skinner and Georgia A Skinner’s property in the receiver’s hands to liquidate three judgments totaling 237.95 plus interest and fees, 1735.298 in fees and interest, and 7000 in interest and fees. Tailey and Traley are plaintiffs attorneys.
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W. H. Skinner
Georgia A. Skinner
First National Bank of
Tlaley and Traley
Two Benedicts to Wed in Double Wedding
William P Benedict and Roger Benedict will marry Anna Whalen and Clara Myers in a double ceremony at Hy men church. The elder Benedict must consent to the younger's marriage. ages are 20 and 19 for the grooms and brides 25 and 19. Local affair with benediction by the minister.
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Benedicta
William P. Benedict
Roger Benedict
Hymen
Benedicts
Anna Whalen
Clara Myers
Benedict
Benedict Benedicta
General Electric strike in Schenectady ends without disorder
Ten thousand GE employees in Schenectady New York halted work at 9 46 this morning in a mass strike. There were no disorders reported as workers walked out in protest. The action affects the companys Schenectady plant and echoes across the region with potential labor dispute implications.
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Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
Woman Mourns Loss of Husband in Quiet Portrait
A widow speaks softly of her late spouse, reflecting on the life they shared and the quiet ache left behind. Neighbors recall a devoted partnership and the everyday moments that defined their bond.
New Offices Provided for Round-Up Directors
The Round-up directors have moved into new year-round offices in the American National Bank building, formerly Dr. W. H. Lytle’s space. W. C. E. Pruitt remains publicity manager. the entrance proclaims Walk In Let er Buck. The reception area will house a library table, panoramas, and wall drapes detailing the Round-up’s history from 1910 to the 1913 era, with the 26,000-seat stadium shown in one display.
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Salte Nou. 2
Natonal Bank
W. H. Lytle
Atate
W.C. E. Pruitt
Decoration plan guides the Round-up offices shift
The article notes boy hats and boots will fit the decoration scheme and the inner office becomes the publicity department workshop. A roll-top desk is ordered and files for all Round-up records are installed, shaping an organized public relations setup.
Man Arrested for Using No 8 on Hunting Trip
Deputy Game Warden Whitsett arrested A C Hoskins of Echo and a man named Wigglesworth of Galloway near Cold Springs reservoir for attempting to hunt under a No 8 shotgun. The case, Oregon's first under the new game law banning shotguns larger than No 10, arose from boundary confusion with a national game refuge. District Game Warden Averill will review the case and determine disposition.
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Oregon
W. C. Whitsett
Hermiston
Tody
A. C. Hoskins
Echo
Wigslesworth
Galloway
Averill
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Standard Grocery CO
Frank O'Gara
Johnson Sts
Smith
Idaho
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Lamar
Washinton
Ben Grote
Heira
Warren
Gould
Boynton
W. L. Boynton
Prop
Main Street
Newsy
Wiliam Stilwell
Franklin and
Alta
Underwood
Cottonwood and
Webbks
Mra McFadden
Milfred McPadien
New Grand Hotel
Twin
Meg
F. Rowen
George A Robbins
Wil
Tom Wood
F. Hall
Main
Alta Street
Sett Rossen
Red Cross
Val Duttenhofer
Star Brand
Crossett and
Buster Brown
Vici
Golden Rule
Dale Rothwell
WM. E. Hanscom
the Jeweler Post Office
Ww. Co
E. T. Wade
Workingmen's Clothing CO
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