Funeral rites honor late Portland lawyer Cox
On April 16 1901 the funeral for the late L Cox a distinguished Portland lawyer was held at St Pauls Episcopal Church attended by business leaders and bar members. Pallbearers included J n Captain J H Williams Col Jacobs and Ladd. Interment at Kingston D C where his brother resides. Cox life insured for about a Great-grandmothers herbal remedy advert follows.
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Inity Church
Portland
Oregonian
Piscopal Church
A. A. Monitor
Trinity Church, i
J. Judd
Port
Urtland Bar Association
J. N
George H. Williams
Col. Jacobs
BE. Jonephi
Okeo
Frank T. Dodge
A. L. William M. Ladd
Sanderson
Tl. Sabin
T. Scott Brooke
Inor
W. L. Brewster
J. C. Rodney L.gilison
Onbell
Aly
Mr. Cox
Contest for the Medal Held Sunday at Pendleton Grounds
The Pendleton Sportsmen held a gold medal contest on Sunday April 14 with nine entrants. F W Waite won the medal again leading with a 23 percent score after the first 25 blasts and Maple showed a 15 score under handicap rules governing the event.
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Rth
Pendleton
Waite
Delosion
Blustillman
Waitesia
Our Guarantee Drives Dependable Service Promise
Our guarantee stands as the core of our business and name with future implications. We pledge prompt attention and reliable action to all work entrusted to us.
Waite Wins Monthly Trophy After Shootoff At Club
The shooting event ends with Waite breaking ten straight in the shootoff to retain the trophy for another month. Stillman won the January medal, and Waite also claimed May and April wins as the club on second Sundays hosts monthly shoots. The article notes the format and tie rules for future contests.
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Waite
Maple
Stillman
Mr. Waite
Mr. Stillman
Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton and Nearby Guests
A list of visitors and residents arriving at Hotel Pendleton and nearby cities includes Garretaon and Purtle Portland figures, with guests from St Paul Spokane San Francisco Omaha La Grande and St Louis. Names such as Richard maatee D Shuts Roscoe F Oakee and Dr A E Braden appear among the arrivals.
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Hotel Pendleton
Garretaon
Portland
Noman
Coman
M Hannah
St Paul
Thomas
Trumbull
Hartford
Vos
Garey
Hayden
W Fo
J Russell
Hawhen
San Francisco
Richard’ Maatee
Spokane
D Shuts
Kookene
Roscoe
Oakee
Fineh
Belwood
Pinker
Maher
Alex Thomson
EK Fane
I Donovan
Ed Blackburn
Omaha
Jas Kirkham
A E Braden
la Grande
L M Ruebl
H Kallenorgen
J M Walle
St Louis
D Olin
W Bartlett
Karl's Clover Root Tea Promises Refund Guarantee
A blood purifier and time builder named Karl's Clover Root Tea is advertised with a fifty year guarantee and money back if results are not satisfactory. Priced at 2 percent and attributed to Socte Tallman and Co.
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Karl
Tallman & Co
Tallman
Sie
Taliman # Co
Local grocer advertises variety and health products
Martin sells finest canned goods and fresh vegetables in the city. He is the sole agent for Jacob Borns butter and offers low prices on ham bacon and smoked goods. Florida strawberries expected soon. Karl's Clover Root Tea promises health and beauty with a money back guarantee.
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Martin
J. Bh
Jacob Borns
Florida
Milton Fruit Union Forms to Build Cold Storage Warehouse
Milton Fruit Union plans aeriated cold storage warehouse to store fruit vegetables and ship to New York. R Jadeon of Oregon Railroad & Navigation and J L Smith advocate united action forming Milton Fruit Growers Union with 150 members anticipated. 600 railroad cars being built for expanded shipments. Eastern Oregon union to dissolve and join.
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R. ©. Jadeon
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Compay
Milton Eagle
Smith
Board of Horticulture For
Oregon
Milton Fruitmen
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
New York
Judson
Ths Association
J. L. Smith
United Action
Milton Fruit Growers’ Union
Dairymen organized to guarantee milk supply
A plan to organize dairymen aims to secure milk from a sufficient number of cows to ensure project success. The effort focuses on efficiency and coordinated production to meet demand and stabilize supply.
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Tion
Delinquent Tax Sale Looms as Sheriff Prepares List
County officials move to enforce collection of back taxes with sales authorized by the county clerk. Delinquencies from prior years total 57,675.05 with 8,493.22 in tax sales. Warrant to levy and sell will be issued. publication slated for April 23 or 24. Also notes a Yellow Jaundice case in Lexington and a testimonial for Electric Bitters.
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Mall
Hall
Anil Tha
Kew
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Bold Bey
Prive Hall
Lil
T. G. Hailey
Mr. Hailey
Blakley
M. A. Hogarty
Lexington
Tallman & Co
Baseball and Shotgun Combined at Athena Next Sunday
Pendleton Sportsmen plan a combined event at Athena featuring a baseball game at 1:00 PM and a shooting contest with blue rocks in the forenoon. Members will arrange traps with Fred Fischer and may travel Saturday night. Round trip fare is 75 cents, with Pendleton visitors returning on the 4:15 train.
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Athena
Blue Rocks
Pendleton Sportsmen's Association
Fred Fischer
Pendleton
M A Rader Elected Pendleton Baseball Manager for 2001
The Pendleton Baseball Association board unanimously chose M A Rader to manage the team in 2001. He brings strong business experience and a clear plan as players were urged to train diligently. New bats and a hall were ordered, and ground arrangements hinge on W F Matlock’s imminent arrival from Skagway.
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Pendleton Baseball Association
M. A. Rader Nese
Rader
Pendleton
Altbatrest
Halle
Skagway
W. F. Matlock
Lower Alta Street
O R and N Abandons Harnhart Coyote Cutoff Project
The O R and N Co halted work on the Harnhart Coyote cutoff after landowners demanded far more than assessed values. The railroad expected to spend about 400000 dollars to improve the line and move freight and passengers, but revised valuations collapsed the plan.
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Mver
East Oregonian
Creamery for Pendleton Question Sparks Local Interest
Pendleton may gain a creamery this year as dairymen from McKay and Toutulla and Birch Creek push for the venture. A key local man weighs starting a creamery and would seek help from the Commercial Association to secure a suitable location.
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Pendleton
Lower McKay
Tutuillla
Birch Creek
Ths Mouth
Pilot Rock
Automobiles and Stomach Bitters in Wartime Use
Trial experiments in France show autos used as army transport wagons while Hostetter's Stomach Bitters touted as a scientific remedy. The ad claims fifty years of aiding digestion, preventing illness, and boosting strength, with a noted private revenue stamp over the bottle neck.
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France
County records reveal large coyote bounty claims
On Monday April 15 the county clerk logged 140 coyote scalps with bounty paid at two dollars per scalp. Claimants must personally present scalps with affidavits. Elmer Cargill turned in 65 scalps and received a $100 warrant. J C Trone reported 24 scalps from two dens, Sam Lowe eight from one den.
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Elmer Cargill
Milton
Sam Lowe
McKay Creek
Castorta Bears the Signature of Cuas and Pineremma
A fragmented notice notes Castorta bearing the signature of Cuas and Pineremma, in use for more than thirty years, and Tha Kind You have Always Bomghé.
Heppner Wool and Sheep Trade Report
Heppner Gasette notes EK L Clarke from Utah buying sheep from R F Hynd amid several deals. Lambing active, weather improving after a stormy week. Conser Hayes band up 20 percent, with ewes and singles. James Hale purchases from Ed Day and Findley list 1500 mixed yearlings at $2.10 to $2.40.
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EK. L. Clarke
Utah
Hie Har
R. F. Hynd
Jin Full Ewing
Conser & Hayes
James Hale
Ed Day
Findley
Explosion at new church near La Galle shocks Kansas
A dynamite blast destroyed a new Christian church 108 miles southeast of Wichita. Authorities suspect members of one faction caused the attack amid long standing church divisions over organ use and Sunday school literature. Police face difficulties tracing who planted the charges as congregants debate liturgy and sponsorship.
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New Christian
Lagalle
Wichita
House of Worship
Ingalls
Blue Serge Suits You Ought to Have This Season
Advertisement describes blue serge suits in wool tailored as double or single breasted sacks with full or partial lining. Emphasizes fit and dressy look at a price advertised as fair and attractive.
All Wool Mens Suits Range Pendleton Line
The advertisement markets wool suits in serge, cassimere, whipcord, clay, cheviot, and tweed herringbone fabrics. It promotes the line as the handsomest ever shown in Pendleton with price range ten to twenty dollars.
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Pendleton
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L. B. Cox
F. W. Waite
Hunziker
Peter and Optician
Alexander & Hexter
le Place
Fletcher
Umasiile Conny
Ali
Sanden
A. T. Sanden
Dept
A. Russel Block
THE
Milton Fruit Union
M. A. Rader
Creamery
Castorta
Heppner Wool and Sheep
AL Huh
OED
IGAR
Pea UE
Roi Enberg & Schloss Msp
Puioornea
Kansas City
Moo
Shiloh
Golden Rule Hotel
J. W Bancrupt
Kates
Cor. Court and
Johnson Sts
Pendleton, Oregon
Washington
Columbia River Railway
St. Paul
St. Louis
Joe
Tueadayn
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Armee
Ting
Leading Clothiers
Enlf Ateusa
Ieee
Cacevens
Mesa
Bay
Ergant
Witoulytes
Onuggises
Clinton
Francisca
Cal
Tos
Stearns
van Dran Bros
J. E. Moore
Lee
C. F. Colesworthy Poultry and Bee Supply Depot
Hotel
St. George
Geo. Darveau
Prop
Kid Bey
Ea Okaig
Polydore Moons
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