Irrigation Promoters Push To Lift Residence Rule
Promoters at the National Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque pushed to remove the government residence restriction on water delivery and replace it with a development quota. Col J F McNaught of Hermiston, the county’s sole representative, said progress was limited but hopes remain for a favorable hearing at Spokane next year. He noted the forest service defense hindered irrigation debate and warned action may be revived if Interior Department policy is not changed before the next congress, impacting Hermiston Valley projects.
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National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Col
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
Umatilla County
Congress
Col. McNaught
Spokane
Forester Pinchot
Committee On
Forest Service
Secretary of the Interior
Hermiston Valley
A Successful Wedding Jewelry Store Ad
A wedding is pictured as unthinkable without gifts and rings. The ad urges readers to visit for a wide array of silverware glassware and china at affordable prices, promising an attractive selection to enhance the event.
Bell once worn by Meeker’s oxen on Oregon Trail found
A bell once worn by an ox of Ezra Meeker, a famed Oregon Trail pioneer, is now a feature in Mayor Water’s Meridian Idaho office. Workmen uncovered the relic while breaking ground for a Meridian school house. Judge Frasier accompanied Meeker and identified the bell as the same worn by an ox lost in 1853 near Meridian.
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Ezra Meeker
Oregon Trail
Water's
Meérillan
Idahn
Workmech
Meridian
Judge Frasier
Meeker
High School Football Team Gears Up For Walla Walla Game
The boys of the high school football team practice hard under Dr. Lytle in preparation for their Friday game with Walla Walla on October 16. They are rapidly getting into condition and developing into a speedy group of players.
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Dr. Lytle
Walla Walla
Reclamation Official Transferred to Chicago
F N Kirksey chief clerk and distributing agent for the reclamation service at Pendleton has been transferred to the purchasing department in Chicago and will henceforth make his home in that city, from which he left last evening.
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F. N. Kirksey
Reclamation Service
Pendleton
Chicago
Paul Webb Visits Bowman on Way to Walla Walla
Paul Webb of Heppner Wisconsin stopped at the Bowman this morning while en route to Walla Walla. He was summoned by the serious fines of his father, according to local report.
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Paul Webb
Heppner, Wis
The
Bowman
Walla Walla
F. A. Sikes
Milton
Pendleton
Condon
The Cold Start: Act Now to Stop Suffering
A warning urges immediate action at the first signs of illness as delay will deepen the condition. Doctors emphasize early treatment can prevent longer and harder recovery, urging readers not to wait.
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Iit
Two Pendleton Weddings Tonight in Social Roundups
Pendleton hosts two wedding ceremonies this evening drawing wide local attention. At the Church of the Redeemer at 4:40 PM, Fred L. Harteian Jr. and Rena Ferguson wed, joining families and friends from both towns. In Portland, Henry Zanter will marry Eleanor Despain at Mrs. Haldane Berkeley’s residence, linking Despain and Zanter families amid prominent social circles.
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Pendleton
Portland
Church of the Redeemer
Fred L. Huartman
George A. Harteian
Rena Ferguson
J. H. Ferguson
Haldane Berkeley
Henry Zanter
Eleanor Despain
N. E. Despain
City
Byers to Rebuild with Stone After Fire
W S Byers, veteran miller, announces plans to rebuild stables and storerooms with stone after Monday night fire. He has not decided on final arrangements and expects to take one to two weeks to finalize plans. All new structures, including stables and storehouses, will be stone. He is still clearing damaged grain from the warehouse.
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W. S. Byers
Mr. Byers
Byers
Judge Fee Moves to Despain Building
Judge James A. Fee relocates his law offices from the Judd building to suites in the Despain building. He will occupy rooms previously used by Drs Hotsington. Dr W G Cole will then use the vacated Fee rooms along with his other offices.
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James A. Fee
Judd Building
Despain
Drs. Hotsington
W. G. Cole
Judge Fee
Boundary Board Settles Milton Controversy
The Boundary Board set to settle the Milton-Freewater school district division after lengthy dispute. Testimony has been submitted and the board will decide in the October session begun today by commissioners.
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District Boundary Board
Milton-Freewater Schoe
Boundary Board
New dairy ranch planned on Birch Creek
Floyd Anderson, previously in town business, moves to Birch Creek to farm with brother in law F. S. Gibson. They intend a dairy ranch and diversified farming but will not open the dairy for several months.
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Floyd Anderson
Birch Creek
F. 8
Gibson
Gearin to Address Democratic Rally at Court House
Local Democrats secure court house for Saturday night with ex U S Senator John M Gearin slated to speak The meeting appears to focus on the latest Democratic rally planned during the campaign period
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Senator Gearin
Court House
United States
John M. Gearin
Gearin
Costuma Plans Eastward Trip for New Year
D B Costuma manager for the Columbia Land company sails tonight for Portland to spend several days Then he heads to the east and will remain in New York after the first of the year The trip is described as a business and personal journey for the firm leader
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D. B. Costuma
Columbia Land Company
Portland
New York
Pendleton Woodmen to Launch Membership Campaign
Pendleton's Woodmen of the World plan a systematic membership drive through the winter to boost numbers and strengthen finances after purchasing the Eagles building. A general campaign committee led by A. O. Carden, Val Strobla, and J. P. Earlwise will appoint subcommittees for the pres, reception, and entertainment roles emphasizing social events to attract new members.
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Pendleton's
Woodmen
Eagles
Campass c
A. O. Carden
Val. Strobla
J. P. Earlwise
Thon. FitzGerald
See Drake
Jack Huston
Pendleton Visit Of Rail Official Between Trains
Jack ONeil traveling passenger agent of the Oregon, California and Northern lines called on friends in Pendleton between trains today. He chatted with local officials and posed for photos during a brief layover, continuing his schedule afterward.
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Jack O'Neil
Pendleton
Smythe departs on brief business trip to Arlington
Dan P. Smythe leaves this afternoon on No. 1 for a brief business trip to Arlington.
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Dan P. Smythe
Arlington
Pendleton Sees Wide Range of Local Visitors
Pendleton hosts a steady stream of visitors and locals attending business and social affairs. Notables include Laula Scholl Jr of Echo and Henry Taylor of Echo, both in Pendleton on business. Ragsdale of Milton, and W. B. Ross of Meacham visit Pendleton, with many others from Adama, Echo, and Weston stopping by venues such as the Golden Rule and St. George. Hotel stays, contracts, and upcoming events frame a busy day as executives, engineers, and bankers circulate through city spots, while nearby towns are referenced for brief trips and professional matters.
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T. L. Ragsdale
Milton
Pendleton
W. B. Ross
Meacham
L. L. Rogers
Adama
C. I. Eaton
Walla Walla
John Saling
Echo Road
W. H. Goatchell
la Grande
Geo. W. Proebster
Weston
Miss Siby
Clapton
New York
Fred C. Hinkle
Dayton
Wash
Portland
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
F. E. van Dusen
Paseo
Geo
Ness
Cold Springs
Bowman
Frederick Ross
Ellensburg
Washle
Cty
Violet Benner
Pearl Picard
Golden Rule
Rt. BH. Stanfield
the Fink
Echo
St. George
Frank ©. Kelsny
Water Commission
Card warns against wife Clara Card debts after separation
Notice states Clara Card has left the home without cause and warns creditors not to extend credit in the name of W P Card. It declares he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her.
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Clara Card
W. P. Card
Candidates Must Pay Filing Fees to Ballot
In a opinion to the prosecuting attorney of Lewis county J B Kniecker bocker assistant attorney general ruled that any candidate nominated at the primaries by stickers or other means who had previously filed declaration of candidacy must pay the official filing fee before their name appears on the ballot.
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Lewis County
J. B. Knieckerbocker
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Standard Grocery Co
Winslow Bros
Idaho
F&s
Tallman & Co
City Property
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court
Pendleton, Ore
United States Depository
Costuma
Pendleton Camp
Laula Scholl, Jr
Henry Taylor
R. R. Wood
M. C. Mota
W. A. Bannister
Chas, Carter
Earl D. Borle
Wenoha Springs
G. B. Martin
S J. George
Joseph Robinson
J. St. Robinson
Roseburg
Fred ©. Rose
R. E. Baum
Poast
J. T Mayo
Roy D. Haines
Woodmen of the World
James S. Hammond
E. W. Dooley
North Yakima
St George
F.C. Topping
the Pendleton
Norris
Pilot Rock
A. RA. Matton
T. T. Geer
Frank Spinning
Mr. Spinning
J. (. Kelsey
J. F. McNaught of
National Irrigaton Congress
G. Warren Brown
East
Umatilla Project
Yuma
Ariz
A. H. Morris
Judd Fish
Bowman Hotel
Charles B. Adama
Fremont Power Company
Olive Lake
Greenhorn
Baker Cty
Wilson Bros
Boston
Mit
Gus Lafontaine
Main Street
Lafontaine Block
Max Baer
Alexander’s Department
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