Pendleton To Macadamize Court Street Improvements
Pendleton Common Council on March 27 1912 adopted resolutions to improve Court Street from Byers Mill Race to Old City limits by 24 foot macadam pavement. Plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell filed March 20 1912 set district boundaries and assessments, creating Assessment District No 6 with costs charged to benefited property. Publication to follow in East Oregonian for ten days.
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Court Street
Byers’ Mill Race
City of
Pendleton
Old City
Common Council
Byers’ Mill Pace
Ilimnita
Geary Kimbrell
Recorder
Block 37
Oregon
O-W, R. & N. Company
Am Point
Bpokane
Turk Street
Gaid
Eid
Huntington
O.W. Ra, & N. Company
Reservation
Willamette Meridian
O.W. R. & N. Company
aMica
City Recorder
East Oregonian
Thomas Fitzgerald
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Tutuilla Street
Webb Street
Tutullla
Tudor Willow
Oreron
Chestnut Street
O W. R. & N. Company
Tutuilla
O.W Kb, &N. Company
Oregonian
The
Ile
Cottonwood Street
Mill Street
Court
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Post Street
Oragon
Anid Webb
Block 17
Webb
State Street
Thompson Street
South
Sai Webb
Thomas Fits Gerald
Pendleton plans Webb Street improvement from Cottonwood to Court
The city proposes a Webb Street improvement project in Pendleton from Cottonwood Street to Court Street. The plan aims to upgrade pavement and drainage, with construction expected to begin later this year pending approvals and funding.
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Webb Street
Cottonwood Street
Court Street
City of
Pendleton
Facts Figures On 1911 Public Works And 1910 Outputs
The document lists 1911 road and public works expenditure at 4 250 000 dollars, and 1910 values for farm products 14 399 000 dollars, imported livestock meats fruits 14 962 000 dollars, manufactures 25 000 000 dollars, minerals 26 183 000 dollars, timber cut 17 100 000 dollars, fish caught 8 000 000 dollars, and a 1910 lumber cut of 1 040 000 000 feet. It notes British Columbia land occupancy, climate, and proximity to markets, plus business notices from North Coast Land Co. Ltd and service ads for East Oregonian printing, hair work, and poultry offerings from Oregon suppliers.
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British Columbia
B.C
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
North Coast Land Co., Ltd
Vancouver
B. C
Hogs Pass $8 Mark at North Portland
Market reports from North Portland show hog prices rising to $8.05 for a lot, a gain over prior highs, with total hog arrivals about 871 head. Cattle prices also higher amid a big run, as eastern Oregon shippers plan to move heavy cattle east of the Rockies. Sheep prices remain firm with 762 head sold, while grain and mill products list nominal prices and futures trends from Chicago.
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North Portland
Chicago
Oregon
Rockies
Puget Sound
July Open and Sept Open Scores Summary
July Open shows high 97 and low 65 with 65 8. 97 5 5. September Open reports high 95 and low 63 with 6 8 and 94 7 8 A. The fragment notes appear as sport score snippets and unclear club or event titles.
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Low
Cloge
Stayed Wedded 79 Years Husband Admits Squabbles
New York report on Mathias Shalck and his wife celebrating their seventy ninth wedding anniversary and Shalck's ninety ninth birthday. The wife is 96, both in good health, and they expect to reach 100. He recalls their tilts and squabbles but says they didn’t hinder happiness.
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New York
Mathias Shalck
Mr. Shalck
Mr. Shalek
Women to Walk Off Fat in Deep River Club
Middletown Conn a group of prominent Deep River women formed a weight loss club to walk semi weekly for several months. The members are divided into two sections led by captains Mrs James H Messenger and Mrs Ernest L Prann with plans to entertain the weightlosers and their husbands after six months. The State Hotel now offers furnished rooms by day week or month and can be reached at Malin 503.
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Middletown
Conn
Deep River
James H. Messenger
First Baptist Church
Ernest L. Prann
The
State Hotel
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Malin
Flattery’s Role in Silly Hearts Revealed
The passage notes flattery as a powerful tool that deceives some women, shaping social interactions and judgments. It argues that charm can blind reasoning, leading to misguided choices and misplaced admiration.
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Chamberlain
T. B. Kendrick
Rasca
Pendleton Planing Mill
Raga
Madam Kennedy
Athena
Wm. F. Braun
Hox
Hermiston
Ora
Simpson's
Pheasant Farm
Corvallia
S. Cc. B
R. W. Fletcher
Willamette Valley
Fray
Overbeck & Cooke Co
Classified
Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
Does & General
James Johns
C. H. Marsh
Bentley & Leffingwell Real Estate
Main Street
CITY
Carney & Bradley
Propa
East Oregonian Office
Pendleton Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Damon Lodge NO
K. of P
O F. Hall
J. A. Best
K. R
ETO
D. A. May
John 8. Baker
Calis
Thomas Vaughan
Judd Buillding
D. C. M’nabb
Koeppen
East Court Street
Co. W. Lassen
McKillap Veterinary College of Chicago
Bush St
Judd Block
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Judd
Main
Court Streets
Raley & Raley
Attorneys At Law
American Nations Bank
James A. Fee
aAt Law
Despain Building
R. J. Slater
Carter & Smythe
Americas National Bank
James B. Perry
Office Over Taylor Hardware Company
Lowell & Winter
George W. Coutts
Schmidblock
Peterson & Wilson
Smith Crawford Building
Rederick Steiner
Smith-Crawford Building
Douglas W. Bailey
Justice Court
East
Oregonian Office
Stroble
Ung D. Goey
Alita Street
Tallman Drug Co
Hast
Deadwood
Denver
Robert Dickey
Les
Pennsylvania
Dickey
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