Mountain lion killed near Milton sheep ranch
W EF Jones returned from the Minam headwaters with the skin of a nine foot mountain lion killed near his sheep ranch. The animal could have caused heavy sheep losses but seemed to have moved into the area briefly. Local events include church services, a telegram regarding Rev. Mr. Smith, a Lumber Co official attending a funeral, a delayed Spokane train due to a derailment, visits from Portland and Tacoma residents, a student heading to Eugene, and a large gathering in Walla Walla for the Dok kde tribe. The county court authorized six miles of road work along the Walla Walla river from Milton, with 40 to 60 workers and a rock crusher slated for months.
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Greckrtt
E. Troyer
Eugene Bible School
Floyd A. Rees
The
Christian Church
Walla Walla
Milton
Walla Walla River
George BR. Wallace
Dewitt Wallace
Pendleton
Hood's Sar sep erilla and Hood's Pills ad
Medicinal roots herbs barks and berries and other ingredients recommended in beet medical books combined in Hood's Sar sep erilla. It builds up the blood, improves appetite, invigorates the stomach and digestion, and is praised by three generations. As a gentle thorough cathartic many select women use Hood's Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Million Jews to migrate to Palestine soon
Ambitious surveys by the International Zionist organization report more than a million Jews from diverse regions plan to relocate to Palestine once its political status is defined. The note outlines a mass migration as global Jewish communities mobilize for a future state.
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New York
Bioge
International Zionist Organization
Emigration Drives Militia Formation Across Nations
Fragmentary notes indicate emigration prompts in several countries, with militias organized in response. Details are sparse, but the trend points to growing collective defenses as populations move abroad.
Girl at Pilot Rock May Have Typhoid
East Oregonian report from Pilot Rock details Ruth Truman ill with suspected typhoid fever at her parents home. The item also notes local property transfer by Charles Wilson, and visits by Earl Sawyer, Campbell, Mrs Beale Humphrey, Mrs J M Hodges and baby, with locals Mrs M G Edwards and Mrs Harburgh of Haines referenced.
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Pilot Rock
Adams Farmer Rents Ranch at La Crosse
Adams Sept. 27. Me and Mr. Herman Kirk have rented 1400 acres near La Crosse Waorh and will make the future home there. Mr. and Mrs. Damer went to Pendleton Friday to shop. Mr. and Mrs. Deve Stone and Tittle son were Pendleton visitors this week. Mrs. Upcraft, teacher, left for Milton to spend a few days. Miss Pelon Blake and Gwendolyn McIntyre returned home awaiting a tow dove with their parents. H. C. Craig passed through Adams today on his way to Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Christopher were
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Adams
Herman Kirk
J. J. Ralston
Adams Havel
la Crom
Waorh
Mra, Upcraft
Adame
Milton
Mise Pelon Blake
Gwendolyn McIntyre
Hyme
Adama
H.C. Craig
Thinti Taday
Pendleton
Mra
Ike Christopher
Local Happenings and Social Notes in Town
Mr and Mrs Fred Hascall were in Tendleton Tuesday. Mrs John Wolfe arrived Saturday from Pennsylvania to join Mr Wolfe here. They were married in the east after his return from France. Mr and Mr Earl Rockwell were town Wednesday. W A Gillam and sister Mrs Eta McBrown left the first of the week for the mine near Grant. They went pack horses, Mr and Mrs Jr M Schannep entertained at dinner Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs J Roswell, Miss Elizabeth Harvey and Miss Bina Reaven. G A Mercer insurance adjuster of Portland was here Thursday making adjustment on the car that burned on the mountain between Pilot Rock and Tkiah a few weeks ago. The car was no charmer and was owned by a Mr Adama of Baer who had been over in the John Day country and was returning home. Mrs M G Edwards entertained Thursday evening in honor of Mrs J M Hodges. Those present were Mrs Ferr, Jester, Mrs Jenn R Kirkpatrick Mrs W C Branley, Mrs BE FR Rankin, Mrs Bert Schock, Mrs C G Bracher, Mrs J M Hodges and the hostess Massie A Neoceselty If it do at all possible every home should be provided with dome sort of la mustess instrument. Where there are children It is doubly a necensity. The instrument which is Played by the mother or father is to be preferred to those which are played mechanically. In this way the ability of the child will be demonstrated early and whether it is advisable to take the stray up seriously will be apparent. A mechanical instrument is much better than none at all.
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Fred Hascall
Tendleton Thesday
John Wolfe
Pennsylvania
Mr. Wolfe
France
Earl Rockwell
W. A. Gillam
Eta McBrown
Grant
Jr. M. Schannep
J. M
Hodges
Ferr
Jester
Jenn R. Kirkpatrick
W. C. Branley
BE. FR. Rankin
Bert Schock
C. G. Bracher
J. M. Hodges
Massie
Vintage Towel Described as Ancestral Textile
The item is presented as a towel used by ancestors before woven cloth. It is said to be the same kind Pris cilla knitted by firelight while listening to John Alden’s wooing. Directions are claimed to be copied from an old Godey’s Magazine dated 1250.
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Priscilla
John Alden
Godey
Pendleton Visitors and Funeral Attends This Week
Visitors in Pendleton include Alma Mathews of Portland and Anna Baker attending the funeral of Mrs. W Baker of California. Gheratine Winn left for Corvallis for the OAWC. Mr. HB Bunch and Mr. W Tuneh were in Pendleton Monday. Pearl Painter of Portland visited her mother Mrs D Green for the weekend. Mr and Mrs E A Meritt of North Powder toured to Athena to visit Mrs C Barrett. Mr and Mrs HK Wallon came from their ranch Wednesday. Lacher Club met at the home of Bre Eet Liewallen for a missionary meeting. Dr and Mrs D J McFaul of Pendleton motored to Adem Thursday with Mrs EL Bowling accompanying them home for the weekend. Mrs Anderson of California came to attend the funeral of her grandmother Mrs Will Baker at Miller’s undertaking parlors in Athena Friday at 3 p.m.
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Pendleton
Alma Mathews
Portland
Anna Baker
Adame
W. Baker
California
Gheratine Winn
Corvallis
HB. Bunch
W. Tuneh
Pearl Painter
D. Green
E A. Meritt
North Powder
Athena
C. Barrett
HK. Wallon
Lacher Club
Liewallen
D. J. McFaul
Adem
EL Bowling
Mre Anderson
Will Baker
Millers Undertaking
Infected Fruit to Be Shipped to Factories
Coeur d Alene Idaho September 27 Inspector J Klepfer of the bureau of markets announces state and New York permission to ship worm and seab infected apples for manufacturing only. Car shipments require inspection, blank shows infection nature, bulk or not, car number, consignee, consigner, and permit coverage. M B Dobson Goble fruit broker will take limited infected apples at 25 dollars a ton FOB for shipment to Wisconsin.
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M. 2. Dobson
Goble
Whiconsin
Helpful Hints From A Vague Vintage Guide
Practical tips about washing yellowing clothes and sun bleaching. Do not store items needing repairs. Suggests an electric sewing machine as an energy saver. Mentions biking tomatoes and choosing uniform specimens.
Hewart Prosecutions Exposed by British Solicitor General
Sir Gordon Hewart, serving as British solicitor general, announces the completion of the examination for prosecutions of the former official. The statement signals a formal step in the legal process and names no additional parties at this time.
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London
Gordon P. Hewart
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East Oregonian Special News OF
Umatilla CO
W. EF. Jones
Wallowa
Kelly
Springfield
Goodrich
Silvertown Cord
Pendleton Rubber & Supply CO
Wholessle Ani Retail
Last Court
Wm, Duoo
Miltiees
Anid
Milot Rock
Tuttle
Ruth Truman
Charles Wilson
Bill Brown
Wiltons
Earl Sawyer
Campbell
Beale Humphrey
Lind, Wash
M. G. Edwards
Mre. Harbugh
Haines
LA Crosse
Mr. and
Mra. J. Damer
Deve Stone
Tittleson
Goldian
Washington
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Russia
Cuticura
Gordon
Buick
Billy
W. L. Cumming
Garden St
Alta and
Webb Sts
Parks & Nebergall
Will
Oakland
Umatilla Motor Sales Corporation
O. E. Holdman, Mer
Paige
East Court and College
Just
Remington Automatic
Allen-Knight Co
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