Oregon Jacks for Alberta sale boosts cross border stock trade
B F Swaggart of the Eastern Oregon Jack farm at Lexington reports a sale of a car and a half of stock to a prominent Alberta breeder after a district fair showing. A yearling fetched 160 dollars on the street, recalling Swaggart’s first Umatilla county mule sale. He has bred jacks for 30 years, with initial sales at Athena. The shipment aims to develop a Canada market for his stock.
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Eastern
Oregon
Canada
B. F. Swaggart
Lexington
Alberta
Swaggart
Tle
Foreclosure Action Filed by Umatilla Lumber Co
A circuit court suit to foreclose a mechanics lien is brought by Umatilla Lumber Company through Raley Richards and Raley against Elizabeth Bowman Walter Bowman and W A Bowman, seeking to enforce the lien on property involved.
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Umatilla Lumber Company
Raley, Richards & Raley
Elizabeth Bowman
Walter Bowman
W. A
Finnell sues over eight months labor payment at Bowman building
Finnell, a subcontractor on the Bowman building at the Main street bridge, claims $100 for eight months of lathing work at $12.50 per month. Mrs Hattle Stoffie, through Bailey and Perry, has brought suit against James Johns to recover the sum alleged due for materials and labor.
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Finnell
Bowman
Main Street
Hattle Stoff_ie
Bailey and Perry
James Johns
Milton Bryan Club Organizes Rally for Farmers
O P Kershaw will be the principal speaker at a Milton Democrats meeting Saturday evening to organize a Bryan and Kern club among district farmers. Reports from Milton show great enthusiasm for Bryan with a large rally of the undeterred. Pendleton Democrats will attend, including Dr. C J Smith and Will M Peterson, returning Sunday morning.
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O. P. Kershaw
Milton
Bryan and Kern Club
Bryan
Pendleton
C. J. Smith
Will M. Peterson
Idaho Odd Fellows Pass Through Pendleton
A special train carrying 178 people mainly Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from northern Idaho visited Pendleton for supper en route to the Boise grand lodge. The party included racing folk and concessionaries from Lewiston to Boise state fair, with Montie B. Gwinn and U. S. Commissioner Hailey arranging the entertainment. Gwinn joined the group to Boise, and Alexander, formerly Oregon lodge grand master, also rode with the party.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Idaho
Pendleton
Grand Lodge
Boise
Lewiston Fair
Montie B. Gwinn
Idaho Jodge
U. S
Hailey
Eureka Lodge
Gwinn
Alexander
The
Oregon Lodge
Heppner Lambs to Vale by Rail
R F Bicknell oday ships 7500 lambs from Heppner to Vale for wintering. The stock is described as good quality. Miss Mary Wilson of San Francisco arrived in Pendleton en route home from Alaska. She is a cousin of W F and Cass Matlock of this city.
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Heppner
Vale
R. F. Bicknell Oday
Mary Wilson
San Francisco
Pendleton
Alaska
Prominent Walla Walla Real Estate Man Visits Pendleton
William A. Welles, a leading Walla Walla real estate figure, travels to Pendleton as the guest of his cousin, County Superintendent F. K. Welles.
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William A. Welles
Pendleton
F. K. Welles
Democrats Question Taft Support and Policies
A political letter from Executive Committee Umatilla County Bryon Kern Club questions Taft’s stance on Roosevelt policies and national reform. It cites concerns over bank deposit guarantees, direct election of senators, and shifts in Mr Taft’s positions, urging clarity on national implications.
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Taft
Jim” Shornui
Roosevelt
Fulton
Portland
Board of Equalization In Session At Pendleton
The board of equalization met at the courthouse at 10 o clock this morning but did little due to the assessor being absent. Dorothy was appointed to act as clerk in his stead until his return this afternoon.
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Board of Equalization
Court House
Strain
Pendleton
Ukiah
Miss Dorothy
Taft and Sherman Republicans Host Fulton Escort Tonight
All Republicans urged to meet at Taft and Sherman headquarters on Court Street at 7 to escort Senator Charles Fulton to the opera house for a campaign discussion. Young Men’s Republican club meets at 6:70. All interested invited to the opera house for the event. Richards president.
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C. W. Fulton
Opera House
Taft and Sherman Club
Taft and Sherman Republican
Renn Bulliing
Court Street
Charles Fulton
Young Men's Republican Club
Richards
Ministers’ Association Postpones Meeting and Elections
Due to the absence of several members the ministerial association postponed its formal meeting and the election of officers that had been scheduled for today.
Two Drink Indians Brought Before Judge FitzGerald
Two Indian drunks appeared before Judge FitzGerald in the morning. They faced a choice between paying a five dollar fine or serving three days in jail.
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FitzGerald
Japanese Welcome to American Pleebt Dinner in Tokyo
The first day of welcome to the feet in Tokyo ended with a formal dinner at the Imperial Hotel for Ambassador O'Brien and guests from the diplomatic corps, Japanese merchants, and cabinet members. To a backdrop of chrysanthemums and cherry blossoms, toasts stressed goodwill between the United States and Japan.
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Tokio
Imperial Hotel
O'Brien
Tokyo
United States
Japan
Great Hotel
Admiral Sperry Calls For Dismissal Of Evans From Fleet
May Dismiss Young Evans from the fleet after criticizing the court martial findings. Lieutenant Evans, son of “Fighting Hole,” faced a court martial for using profane language to superiors and being intoxicated while acting officer of the deck during fleet operations near Honolulu. The court martial, held at Manila, recommended Evans be reduced 150 numbers and reprimanded. Sperry says he will urge the Navy Department to dismiss him from the fleet.
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Young Fivans
Tokio
Sperry
Martia
Evans
Hole
Honolulu
Manila
Navy Department
Preacher Calls for Fat Opening Sunday
Seattle on October 19 reports Pastor Joseph L. Garvin of the First Christian church urged opening Sundays for the Yukon Pacific Exposition. He argued the exposition is elevating and instructive and that churchgoers should help those who do not attend services, promoting tolerance through outreach.
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Seattle
Joseph L. Garvin
First Christian Church
Enraged man wrecks windows after local paper story
Wallan Walla, Oct. 19. T L. Bolee, an electrician, enraged by a Statesman writeup, smashed all plate glass windows at the office at 4 am, valued at $90, and fought police. The article alleged he was taking another woman to the fair grounds while his wife and children were destitute.
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Wallan Walla
Statesman
T L. Bolee
Bolee
Fair Grounds
Woman Draws Lucky Number in Tottery
Dallas news reports May A. Metzer of Kennebec South Dakota drawn as the first name in the Tripp county land lottery. The government opened lands after thousands of applicants registered and the drawing began today.
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Dallas
Tripp County
May A. Metzer
Kennebec
Swift Packing Co. Denies Umatilla Feeding Grounds Plans
W H Daughtrey of Portland, representative for Swift, says no plans to make Pilot Rock a cattle feeding grounds. The Umatilla ranch once used as winter feeding grounds is being divided into 10 to 40 acre tracts for diversified farming. Until orchards develop, crews shift to dairying and honey to earn returns.
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Swift Packing Company
Pilot Rock
Wm. H. Daughtrey
Portland
Umatilla County
Daughtrey
Swift
Umatilla Ranch
Meadows
Dauaghtrey
Umatilla
County Good Roads Meeting Planned in Oregon
Local enthusiasts prepare for Thursday discussion led by Judge Scott on Good Roads for Oregon. A county association will form to cooperate with state groups to push road legislation. Additional meetings are set for Friday in Athena and Saturday in Eeho with addresses by Judge Webster and farmer, businessman, and automobile supporters.
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Judge Scott
Oregon
County Good Roads Association
Athena
Eeho
Webster
Pendleton
Court House
Three men return from Alberta with land purchase
John Vert H F Johnson and J B MecMDil returned from Alberta after several days of surveying. They report a favorable outlook and have bought about five sections of land.
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John Vert
H. F. Johnson
J.B Mecmdil
Alberta
Pendleton Woolen Mill Set for Reopening Talks
John P. Wilbur, a Union woolen mill man, and his wife arrived in Pendleton last night to meet with local business leaders about reopening the town’s mill.
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John P. Wilbur
Union
Pendleton
Hair Growth Claims From Rexall “93” Tonic Met with Skepticism
An advertisement from The Pendleton Drug Co cites scientists in Hamburg and Paris who claim scalp microbes cause baldness and that Rexall “93” Hair Tonic with Restorein and Beta Napthol can regrow hair, stop dandruff, and thicken hair, offering a money back guarantee if unsatisfied, while noting not all bald heads can be cured.
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Anna
Hamburg
Germany
Sabourand
Paris
France
Rexall
Pendleton Drug Co
Reforming the Bowery by Emmanuel Movement Beginnings
New York Bowery reform moves forward as the Emmanuel movement, a Christian psychology healing system from Teiston, is tested at old St. Mark's. The effort aims to correct bad habits and functional nervous disorders in the Bowery under Dr. Elwood Worcester, Boston Episcopal clergyman.
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New York
Bowery
Emmanuel Movement
Tieston
Old St. Mark's
Emmanuel Missionaries
Elwood Worcester
Boston
Historian George Himes Tours Pendleton for Archives
George H. Himes of the Oregon Historical Society visited Pendleton between trains on Saturday while en route from Walla Walla to Baker City in search of historical relics and data.
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George H. Himes
Oregon Historical Society
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Baker City
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