UMATILLA COUNTY IN PIECES Nawsy items of interest
Prominent items from local exchanges cover births marriages accidents and business moves. Notable notes include a September 26 birth in Pilot Rock to T G Boyd family, Weston hotel plans by F A Parish, a Mercury drift of Weston Leader project, and various local incidents from Milton and Umatilla County with court verdicts fires and shipping.
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Umatilla County
Piet Hock Record
T. G. Boyd
Wade
Heppner
Pilot Rock
Athena
F. A. Parish
Weston
Mat Mongrove
Mleechiner & Meyer
Jon Corley
Edith Jones
C.J. Manning
A. Y. Skee
Palouse City
Wash
Lucy Comba
Williama
Ukiah
John Day River
Homse
Sama
A Johnson
J B
Stewart
Lou
Fohion
Escent
JJ Sunn
Bea
Inka Lewer
Oma Eee
Eerret
State of Mary
Santiald
Piste
Jadi
Pendleton
Oregon
Seaee Aist
Deprarr
Pintithtt
Sad Poverty Case From Wallowa Country Ends in Death
A couple driven by poverty after moving west to Wallowa country ends in tragedy when the young wife shoots herself. The report notes widespread poverty and urges awareness of hardship faced by strangers seeking honest work. A separate notice describes corrosive sublimate treatment for potato scab showing seed disinfection methods and promising higher yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallowa
Pennsylvania
Indian Station
Marine Band visit highlights Austin seaport pride
The Marine band played in Austin Texas as local papers praised the city for obtaining deep water. Professor Fanciulli, the director, though a finished musician, appeared somewhat distant as he turned his back on the audience for much of the performance. There are thirty two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallowa
Johnn
Weston
North Yakima
Chehalis
Altamont
Doc Sperry
Patchmont
Klamath
Austin
Texas
United States
Fanciulli
Monastery Bells Band Threatened by Silent Players
A historical note describes a band named The Monastery Bells performing a nine or ten piece suite depicting a mournful scene from a cloister. It laments laborers who varied in discipline and threatens dismissal if players fail to keep uniform effort.
Pendleton Ad Promotes Golden Rule Hotel Stay
An early 20th century ad urges visitors to Pendleton to stop at the Golden Rule Hotel. It touts “the best of rooms and elegant fare” and mentions a free bus service to and from all trains, highlighting convenient travel access for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Golden Rule Hotel
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Prom
Milton Eagle
Pram the
Pendietan ‘Tribune
Kern
Ot Koho
Kimery
Benjamin I. Breeding
Roado
Ilinois
Chicago
James Simonton
Calvin Cole
Bis
Amiss
Mr. Sproat
Sproat
Calvin Tames
Umatilla
Elgin
John Basin
John Flemming
Wallowa County
Eakin
Ayer
Union
Oregon Fruit Union
Crawford
Werrsman
Byron
Aver's
Hood
Paritla
Ures
Frank Bradbury
Johinson Avenue
Trinidad
Colordo
Dr. Price
San Francisco
Ghemit Court of the
State of
Circuit Court
State of Oregon
Umasteoun
Andrew ‘Schaieweto
Iso
Sayata
Athona
Sage Fraxor
Stepor
Ascaron
Oregons
Frank Beal
Mary Street
Arena
Jessee
Farina
Froome Bris
Main Street
Washington
Silk Department
Londres
Velour de Nord
Lonsdale
Smith & Massam
Walla Walla
Smith & Fitzgerald
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