Wool growers meeting ends with elected executive committee
Scottal Oregon news notes the Oregon Woolgrowers Association meeting at Shaniko elected Douglas Belts as president and James H. Gwinn as secretary. New executive committee includes W. G. Avers Durkee R. R. Henton Bakroven Robert Hynd Heppner and J. Dobbin Joseph. Discussion focused on range management forest reserves and the foreign sheep issue.
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Douglas Belts
James H. Gwinn Wie
Oregon
Woolgrowers’ Association
Shaniko
W. G. Avers
Durkee
R. R. Henton
Bakroven
Robert Hynd
Heppner
J. Dobbin
Joseph
Portland
Belt
Robert Young
Baker
Umatilla
Morrow
Crook
Wailowa
Wasro
Gilliam
Grant
Blue Mountain
Cascaile
Looking for land in the Iowa country
Arthur Willis, a late arrival from Minnesota, plans to move into the Wal lowa country to take up a claim. He has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Joseph Falls, who came from Southeastern California about six weeks ago, where they had lived for over a year.
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Arthur Willis
Minnesota
Wallowa
Joseph Falls
California
Pendleton High School Sees Record Early Enrollment
Pendleton High reports 110 students enrolled at term start, the highest ever. Principal Conklin credits strong turnout and aims to reach 130 with new students, adding a room to accommodate growth. Freshmen total 40, sophomores 36, juniors 17, seniors nine, signaling the last year of a small high school era. Projections foresee graduation classes of 29 and 35 to 46 in 1906 and 1907, with 199 in eighth grade and plans to expand equipment and curriculum.
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Pendleton High School
Profesor Conklin
Leget
Penibeton
Officer on vacation amid Pendleton visit
Veteran Walks Whilln police officer Michael Davie arrives in Pendleton on annual vacation from Portland and will return to Walla Walla tomorrow. He notes Walla Walla is quiet, with few crimes as harvest begins. Discusses handling arriving troops, hobos, and gambling closure aiding orderly saloons.
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Michael Davie
Walla Walla
Outlaw Horse to Be Handled by Prof Haw Tonight
Prof Haw renowned animal trainer will demonstrate his method with a notorious outlaw horse at his tent on Main Street near O K and N depot tonight. The horse has injured five would be handlers, and the event invites former pupils and locals to observe the subdued animal under Haw's system.
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Haw
Prof
Pret Haw
Hawk
Main Street
0. K. & N. Depot
Teachers Are Seeded In Pendleton Public Schools
Pendleton schools face teacher shortages with Mrs John Halley acting as temporary instructor. She oversees the fourth grade while Miss Cox from Salem is expected to join, as two or three temporary rooms may be needed until three new school buildings are ready in two to three months.
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John Halley
Pendleton
John Halley, Jr
Halley
Cox
Salem
Hailey
Prosperity hailed by Hugh McArthur in Northwest
Portland capitalist Hugh McArthur told Pendleton residents last night that Umatilla County enjoys widespread prosperity. He recalled his ties to Athena and Weston, noting past loans during hard times and that many neighbors would lend money or reduce interest rather than foreclose.
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Hugh McArthur
Portland
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Athena
Northwest
McArthur
Weston
Tarmere
Seek an Old Estate Alleged Teles of William Gorman
A county clerk reports a letter from Mrs Stephen J Smith of Shortaville NY regarding the estate of William Gowan who was linked to a February 1499 murder and arson. The case involves a German farmer and his burned home, with descendants claiming value as the inquiry unfolds amid multiple alleged heirs and contested receipts.
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William Gorman
Frank
Stephen J Smith
Shortaville
N. YO
William Gowan
Iin Howes
Sétire
Sunday School Rally Aims to Prep for Winter Work
The Sunday School echo hall hosts a gathering at 20 o'clock tomorrow morning after a vacation break. All members of all classes are urgently asked to attend as the group organizes for the upcoming winter tenure and to ensure every class is represented.
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Buptiet Surndey Echook
Disorderly conduct and concealed weapons amid rodent infestation
Citizens appeal for relief as infestations worsen in the city. Residents report disrupted sleep and unsafe conditions, noting animals and pests permeating homes. An appeal seeks urgent care and practical steps, including effective control measures, to restore livability. Local officials face mounting pressure to act.
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Mesars
Visiters from Portland Favor Webfoot Climate
Henry Bepers and wife of Portland visit relatives in town to see their son Henry and Mr. Eggers' brother Peter Bewers, a famed Cold Springs farmer. They plan to stay until next summer, unsure about leaving Portland. Mr. Egenre spent years in Umnitilla county, then twelve years in Portland. He prefers Portland’s climate, noting occasional winter mud and rain.
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Henry Bepers
Portland
Henry
Mer. Eggers
Peter Bewers
Cold Springs
Egenre
Umnitlla
Hoys Military Band Begins Instructing Class
Hoys Artery Band, after a mit vacation, plans lessons once final payments on a stringed instrument set are made. The set cost 150.50 net, with total expenses 240, leaving 143.80 to be paid, to be attempted at another meeting. Native Game Birds at Hot Like and the Hot Lake Game Preserve Association face limited gains this season as rules and privileges draw focus. The area expects many migratory birds with continuing cold weather.
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Hoys
Hoye Artery Band
W. D. Fietcher
Hot Lake
Couple from Coos County Plans Move to Athena
Henry Runeter and wife of 26 years in Coos County prepare to move to Athena. They have two sons George and Daniel and two daughters Mrs Fred Gross and Mrs Isaac Barklow. They have not yet sold property but intend to relocate soon for the sake of healthful climate.
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Coos County
Henry Runeter
Cooe
Athena
George
Daniel
Liview
Fred Gross
Issac Barklow
Montague Visits Father as Patient Lies Near Death
G. L. Montague travels to Arlington by morning train to visit her father C. Stanton, who lies dangerously ill from a fourth stroke of paralysis. The elderly man cannot be expected to survive much longer. Montague plans to return to Athena in a few days after handling business at home.
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Mre
GL. L. Montague
Arington
C. Stanton
Athena
Montague
Nedengary
Purmal Glascon plans Boise departure and Salt Lake sale
Wants a small purm al. T. Glascon announces a near term sale of property left in Salt Lake City and plans to buy in spring if winter residence reviews price. He leans toward a ten acre tract near Pendleton in the northern quadrant of the county, near eastern towns.
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al. T. Glascon
Boise
Salt Lake City
Pendleton
Quirt
Sew Hat Case Arrives at The Peoples Warehouse
The Peoples Warehouse received an 11 foot movie wall bar case to be placed by the clothing department. By the arrangement the items are kept in separate compartments and in plain view for easy reach by the salesman.
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Peoples Warehouse
Will Build Residence On Neai Side Corner Of Washington Madison
EK Wade plans a new residence at the corner of Washington and Madison streets, Neai Side, to be ready for occupancy by December. The project is a modern up-to-date home expected to cost about 540600.
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EK. T. Wade
Neai
Washington and
Madison Streets
Why Mothers Worry Emulsion Ad Card Message
A vintage promotional note extols Scott's Emulsion as a remedy to child undernourishment. It stresses that Healthy flesh supports weight, brain, bones, and nerves, implying fewer worries for mothers if they understand the product's benefits.
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Scott
Pear Maerper Rot Uprr Regparts ACOTT Browne
Pear Maerper Rot Uprr Regparts ACOTT and Browne go Pearl Street in New York. The fragmentary item notes a street location in the city with involved names and a railroad context.
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Acott & Browne
Pearl Street
New York
For Sale Groom Dwelling and Farm Properties
Mixed sale notice lists a groom dwelling in a good location with a 1 percent rate, a fine basement and modern updates at $2000, plus a groom house with 4 percent lots, barn, chicken yard and shade trees at $1760. Also mentions a modern cottage on six plots, 480 acres improved land, 640 acres grain land, office rooms for 1 percent timberland and timber locations. Call in the Bank building for details.
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Groom
Jane
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