No Public Road Across Reserve Petition Denied
The county court received a letter from Agent Edwards denying the road petition to build public highways across the reservation. Trails laid out under Indian agreement may be used by all vehicles for travel except driving stock across the reserve, with no compensation to the Indians. The petition argued the road is necessary for public welfare and Indian use, noting the Emigrant road has long served as a highway in the area.
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Tndlane
Actos
Hiwarts
Lidian
Edwards
M. E. Church South to Resume Services Next Sunday
Will resume preaching and Sunday school at the M E Church South in the city next Sunday. Sunday school at 10 a m, preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Rev H J Shongle to oversee all services. Regular Sunday school and preaching times to follow thereafter.
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M. E. Church South
Shongle
Bad Smell From River Causes City Notice
During warm days, odors issue from the Umatilla river drawing pedestrians on the Main street bridge. It is hoped Jane will rise the waters to wash out the river channel. Foreigners with kodaks in Montenegro without permits will be prosecuted for taking photos of the scenery.
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Umatilla
Main Street
Amelia
Jane
Foreigndre
Montenegreo
Digestion and Health Core to Enjoy Life
The text asserts health begins with good health and stomach wellness. It emphasizes digestion must be normalized to achieve overall well being and proper body function.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters Worded Again
Catalog note claims Hostetters Stomach Bitters is the best stomach medicine, advertised as curing dyspepsia indigestion chills and colds, with a claim of reversing a long list of ailments. The text reads as an old time ad urging resort to the product for various health issues.
Funeral of Roy Belts Draws Large Turnout at Pilot Rock
The young Roy Belts, son of Douglas Relius, died of typhoid fever Tuesday night at St Anthony's hospital. A large funeral at Pilot Rock drew many mourners. Odd Fellows and Woolmer lodge members led the procession to the cemetery after a service led by Rev RR J Diven. The crowd overwhelmed the church and some left during the burial march. Estate listings in Pendleton are promoting land as a strong investment due to anticipated town growth. Theodore Booney and son traveled 80 miles from Kilbride Grant county for winter supplies. Grant county roads are reported in good condition with heavy travel both ways.
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Pilot Rock
RR. J. Diven
Ceemetery
Odd Fellows and Woolmer
Douglas Reluis
St. Anthony's Hospital
Tiettay
Theodore Booney
Kilbride
Grant County
Standard Consolidated Mines Incorporation Filed in Arizona
Standard Consolidated mines have filed charter and articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. The company is incorporated under Arizona law. Ned T. Heath of Comer in Grant County has been appointed attorney for the company.
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Standard Files
Standard Consolidated Mines
Arizona
Ned T. Heath
Comer
Grant County
Pendleton Academy to Meet Columbia College in City Game
A football game between Pendleton Academy and Columbia College Milton is set for tomorrow afternoon in the city. Both teams have practiced well, and the event is expected to attract interest.
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Pendleton Academy
Columbia College of Milton
Son Born to Mr and Mrs G M Rice
A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Rice. The birth adds a new member to the Rice family.
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G. M. Rice
Fire Destroyed Hotel After Jealous Fumes Burned Groom
In Fourche Arkansas on October 26 a jealous woman allegedly set a fire at a hotel where Bernard Classley and his bride were celebrating their wedding. J B Calsvert, president of a lumber company in Ada Oklahoma, perished. The hotel burned, losses estimated near ten thousand dollars.
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Fourche
Ark
Bernard Classley
J. B. Calsvert
Ada
Z. T
Baker City Mourns Dr Fuller Manslaughter Case
Baker City residents grow more bitter as Dr Roy Fuller faces manslaughter charges for performing a criminal operation that caused Mrs David Gover’s death. Gover, a newlywed, left a dying statement incriminating Fuller, a young physician starting practice. Meanwhile Odin bank robbery nets 16000, robbers escape under guard, and Stockton plans altercation with California league players amid steel firm ties rumour.
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Baker City
Roy Fuller
Eagle Valley
David Gover
Stewart Company to stage Stewart Opera at Fraser theater
Next Sunday night the Stewart Opera Company of 60 singers dancers and musicians will bring Alfred Cellier's English comic opera Dorothy to the Fraser theater in Los Angeles. The show follows a stellar light opera organization previously slated for Broadway. Scores from yesterday include Los Angeles and San Francisco games with Oakland and Seattle results.
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Stewart Company
Stewart Opera Company
Fraser Theater
Stellar Light Opera Organization
Broadway
New York — City
Alfred Cellier
Dorothy
Lumbermen Indicted In Phoenix Conspiracy Case
Federal grand jury in Phoenix returned indictments against lumber dealers for conspiracy to restrain trade after nearly a week of evidence. In Vermont the case is noted as part of broader antitrust activity. A separate report mentions a French movement to suppress the white slave trade with several nations involved.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Federal Grand Jury
Vermont
France
Yakima Women Report Horsemeat Alarm In City
North Yakima residents fear horse slaughter for meat after authorities investigate carcasses found near the city. Sheriff Grant probes two butchered horses hung by the limbs, hides removed and meat likely sold as beef. Pioneer Uncle Joe Stephenson aids report, noting further horse losses in the area.
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Yakima
Joe Stephenson
Sheriffs' Office
Grant
Stephenson
Attempt to Try Wife Murderer Faces Monday Hearing
Los Angeles Oct 26 The preliminary examination of Anta Perohl of Bellingham Washington the man accused of murdering his wife in a canyon near here will be held Monday if sufficient evidence is presented to procure the holding of the alleged murderer to the superior court. Wisconsin from San Francisco and Puget sound witnesses will not be present on the prosecution believes it will not be their duty.
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Los Angeles
Anta Perohl
Bellingham
Waeh
Wif
Canyon
Superior Court
San Francisco
Puget
Big Frost Shipments Up In Cal Cannery Outlook
Los Afurelon reports a shortage of lumber halts million cans of fruit shipments. The alarming logjam threatens California canneries and the big wartime combine. A Brussels scientific journal cites world ruby ore output at 76 000 tons worth 116 million dollars this year.
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Los Afurelon
Big Combine
California
Bruesels Ecdentific Journal
Lewiston Man Buys Big Lewiston Valley Land Block
Lewiston Oct 26 19 G Blaworth of this city bought 600 acres from Judge Norman Buck of Speke for 316000. The land lies in Waht section of Lowton valley about one mile from Twenty-One ranch. Ellsworth will manage the ranch, stock with 50 cows and 20 teams of horses. He earlier held 40 acres in the valley and seven years ago arrived in Lewiston with total assets of 9. He recently acquired other property nearby and sold 10 acres to Means for 1000 and to Rev W Sauter for 1050. He retains 140 acres valued at 100 per acre. He has built a 1000 residence and another smaller home, and has engaged in farming and dairying.
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Lewiston
G. Blaworth
Norman Buck
Speke
Lowton Valley
Elleworth
ML Aa
W. Sauter
Methodist Church
Ellsworth Wilo
Mr. Ellsworth
Blyatirt
Whitman College seeks tax exemption injunction
The Whitman College trustees filed in the United States Circuit Court at Seattle seeking to restrain Walla Walla County from taxing the college. They contend the exemption granted nearly fifty years ago by the territorial legislature remains valid. The county asserts the exemption violated federal rules and warns taxation will continue. The filing asks for a temporary restraining order against tax collection and any attempts to levy assessments on the college.
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Whitman College
Walla Walla
Btutea
Seattle
Workington F Territorial Lee
Territorial Assembly
Parthene
Orme
Pike
Board of Trustees
Board of Equalization of
Walla Walla County
Harriman Denies Retirement Plans From Rail Powers
New York October 26 Harriman insists he will not quit as president of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific rail lines. A close friend says he will retire but not well or soon.
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Harriman
New York
Union
Southern Pacific Lines
Vellor
Women’s Neglect Suffering the Sure Penalty
Health claims revive with Lydia B. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women. The text peddles repeated assurances of improvement, urging readers to consider how many women feel well, suggesting widespread symptoms and the remedy’s efficacy.
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound touted as cure for female weakness
A testimonial letter from Kate McDonald of Woodbridge New Jersey praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from off trouble irregularities and various female ailments. The notice notes Mrs Pinkham daughter in law of Lydia E Pinkham provides free advice at Lynn Massachusetts under her direction.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Kate McDonald
Woodbridge
N. J
Mrs. Pinkham
Umatilla Morrow County Agricultural Fair elects officers
The Untilla Morrow union community association holds its regular annual election of officers on Saturday evening November 3 in the city. Members of the association will elect officers for the ensuing year. All interested are invited to attend at the fair grounds to support the organization’s work.
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Untilla- Morrow Comunty Association
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