Oregon Legislature Review Highlights Slow Start And Bureaucratic Focus
Oregon lawmakers began a cautious session, organizing quickly under Presiding Officer M N Field and C Moser in the senate. Only 64 bills appeared in four days, far fewer than years past, while committees study the insurance code, military code, and road bills before introduction. The session targets open hearings on key issues, including alcohol traffic, highway regulation, and the proposed homestead exemption law, with joint committee meetings and early appropriation work to speed passage.
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Salem
State Legislaruee
al Weasion
M.N. Field
Umatilla County
Fun C. Moser
Multnomah County
Senate
Pitts
Hans
Stanfield
Fady
Congress
District of Columbia
House
Harvey Welle
Chase
Ft Atweys
Bowrd
Weed
Rabb
Ehitime
Olson
Olwin
Smith
Josephine
Multnomah
Public Service
Weston Leader Advertising Rates and Rabies Ordinance
The notice details advertising rates and a city ordinance declaring an emergency after a dog rabies incident. It states the Chief may kill or bury infected dogs and that the ordinance takes effect upon mayoral approval, dated January 17, with recorder attestation.
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Por Tree
Dupont
Te Esty
Joseph Wiezer
Atte
Andy T. Barnett
Saturday Afternoon Club Celebrates National Day Event
The Saturday Afternoon Club gathered at Mrs. BM Smith's home on January 1 to mark National Day in the club year book. New officers introduced an interesting paper by Mrs. W A Barnes while Mrs. Minnie Walker distributed duties questions. Refreshments featured a menu card, punch and wafers, with Miss Gladys Moore visiting.
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BM. Smith
W. A. Barnes
Minnie Walker
Row. Brown
J. J. Williams
Gladys Moore
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Wilbur Woods
Government Seeds Reach Rural Post Offices
Government seeds have been received by Leaderman Iron Clae Sinnett and Postreter Van Winkle from Senator Chandlerlain. Both lots are being distributed from the local post offices. Many packages were sent out via rural routes and the premium seeds are available for all who call at the post office for them. Rural route patrons not receiving their quota and others wanting to try planting seeds may call for samples.
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Iron Clae Sinnett
Postre
Ter van Winkle
Chanderlain
McAl
Ansele Sam
Fee
Notice of Sheriff Sale and Estate Hearing in Pendleton Oregon
Notice announces a sheriff sale under execution in Umatilla County for property Lot 1 2 and 14 in Block 23s Reservation addition Pendleton to satisfy a judgment of 1119.10 plus costs and attorney fees dated December 18 1916. It also covers an estate final account hearing for Balward Anderson deceased with the county court in Pendleton set for January 20 1917 and notice to interested parties to appear.
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State of
Oregon
Umatilla
W. R.antitt
Ted
Circcuit Court
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Josephine Lyman
Elizabeth Kelsay
Balward Anderson
Anna Anderson
Weston Leader
Weston
Kilward Andcreen
Duccased
Aged Pauper Near Death From Cold and Hunger
Dr. Smith alerted Reed and Hawley Uplands residents to a pen niless old man found at Alfred Reed’s home seeking shelter. County authorities balked at hospital transfer. local residents aided. The man, named John Vass, about 80, wanderedMountain for days with no food, previously an inmate of the hospital or poor farm.
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Cockburn
O. K
Smith
John Vass
Sup Ced
Upland News Notes From Weston Jan Seventeen
In Weston Upland notes Albert Coffman of Pendleton visits tie pou John Neil. A local event titled pound eechil drew a large crowd with free sale and generous dunal kine for mail. Mr and Mrs Summerville of Alberta visit friends. Markland of Walla Walla and Chitlow Schochler appear for several days. Mark Herderson stays on the dock Hist.
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Weston Uplande
Albert Coffman
Pendleton
Tie Pou
John Neil
Mes
Summerville
Alberta
Stray Range Cattle and Branding Details
Taken up at my place near Weston Oregon a bay horseing about 110 pounds with a white star on forehead and white feet marked FC. Cattle branded with Aciuitae and Sun right hip and 9 on left hip. Liberal reward for information leading to recovery. Jon Chandler and Bigin, Oregon.
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Jon
Chandler
Bigin
Bay
Whitey Star
FC Greve
Weston, Or
Notice of Public Publication and Patent Claim Details
Publication notice lists a river and mine related details with dates and locations for a patent claim filing. It mentions the applicant and claim scope along with corroborated affidavits and potential legal effects if not complied with by the stated deadline. The document names individuals and places and cites the August date and filing requirements in a formal government notice style.
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Gregan
Abi
Tars the
Elin
Caltien
Willanintle Meidl
Angel of Junie
Tinton
Steve Lave
Utile Vonlucs
Newberry
United Jennie
AL Seation
Hegiater
Guardian's Sale Notice for Property in Oregon County
Public guardians sale of real estate described as property in a county court proceeding. Details include the guardian, minor heirs, parcel boundaries, legal description, and sale terms with interest rate and closing conditions. The notice names involved parties, date, time, and location for the sale.
Ordinance 250 Regulates Dogs During Rabies Danger
The City of Weston adopts an emergency ordinance authorizing a proclamation to require dogs to be tied penned or muzzled during rabies danger. Police may impound noncompliant dogs for two days with a 2 cent daily feed fee and a $1 release, with country dogs subject to city provisions.
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City of
Weston
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Monmouth
Stafrin and Fuller
Polk County
Walter Grittin
Binghem
New York
Eddy
Clan Wook
Nh Aw Co
Upland News
Mr. and
Mix
Markland
Walla Walla
Chitlow Schochler
Mark Herderson Fies
Estray Range
Odessa Kirkpatrick
Hotice
Guardian
Pasrauint
Bae
J. W. Porter
C. H. Smithern
Fortice Ty Wathabubidinige
Freewater
OMRON
EM. Vetere GH
Bishop Peterson & Bishop Lawyers
P. T. Harbour
Preston-Shaffer Milling Co
Athena
Waitsburg, Wash
Northwest
Weston Mercantile Company
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