Vast U S News: Fees, Gas Works, and Strikes Across Cities
General news notes state 931 British municipalities own gas works, 90 own streetcar lines, and 191 own electric plants in the United States. It is likely 9000 Chicago teameters will strike May 1 over wage hikes. Archbishop Riordan estimates Catholic property loss in San Francisco at 1.5 million dollars. Robbers loot Becker Bros store in Delaware, seize 940 dollars and a 200 dollar check from a 1100 pound safe rolled three blocks away. Indiana Steel plans a 10.5 million plant with 2.5 to 7.5 million tons annual capacity. Des Moines hotel refusals bar negro delegates to upcoming Presbyterian assembly. Notables include D. J. Sanders of Biddle University and other prominent negro attendees.
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United States
Chicago Teameters
Riordan
San Francisco
Gener
Becker Bros
Delaware
Indiana Steel Company
Lake County
Indiana
Chicago
Northwest News among the Wenatchee river incidents
The column reports river traffic improvements above Wenatchee despite a 14 day riven flow, notes a murder suicide tied to financial pressures, identifies a Seattle body found of Harry A. Smith once Miatoop county sheriff, and mentions Alaska native wife. It lists Lewiston stock planting, a large eight story Portland building loss, Wenatchee warehouse project, and a Montana ranch fire death among Renz children.
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Columbia River
Wenatchee
Dalles
Harry A. Smith
Miatoop County
United States
Madison Tetrk
Seattle
Seward
Alaska
George W. B
Detalles
Lewiston
Gardena
Iacob Karim
Portland
Market Estreet
Bprechtews
Kamm
Wenatchtee Broduc Company
California
April listing of land bargains and stock ranches
A readable April list highlights profitable land and business propositions. Items include 160 acres at 4 dollars per acre suitable for wheat or corn, a one mile distance to the railroad, half section with potential wheat yields of 12,000 bushels per year, and 37 50 dollars per acre pricing.
Wade and Son P. O. Box Listing in Pendleton
A brief postal and telephone notice for E T Wade & Son located at P O Box 124 Pendleton Oregon. The listing includes a phone number Black 3111 and a street address in the Penmileton area.
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P. O. Box
Penmileton, Ore
First Baptist Church announces morning and evening services
The Pacific Coast Baptist conference echoes in a mining service replacing the sermon. Bible school starts at 10 with all ages. Junior union leader Marie Stewart at 3. Young People's prayer led by Miss Fern Edwards. Evening sermon titled A Great Earthquake. Regular services at 11 and 7 40 with Adam and Fallen Man as morning topic. Visitors welcome.
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Pacific Cows Baptist Conference
Bible School
Marie Stewart
Fern Edwards
First Baptist
Welock
Adam
East Oregonian
Presbyterian Churches to Hold Sunday Services in Freewater
Rev W L Van Nuys returns from Pendieton Presbytery meeting in Freewater and will conduct Sunday services with morning worship at 10:30 and evening gospel at 7, featuring Glory Song and Thy King’s Business. Methodist Episcopal Church announces Sunday school at 10, sermon at 12, funeral services for Mrs J H Gibson at 2, intermediate and Epworth League activities, and a 7:20 prayer meeting Thursday. First Christian Church lists Bible school, a class for all ages, and evening service at 7:30 with topics on Home Missions among Foreigners and Godward Influences. Victor W Perrill to speak next Lord’s Day. Brother William F Cowden to preach.
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Presbyterian Churchs
W. L. van Nuys
Pendieton Presbytery
Freewater
Chiapulouf
Methedisn Episcopal Church
AL Owen
LB. Talinwin
J. HL Gibson
Robert Warker
First Christian Church
W. F. Taylor
Dam
Kong
Young People Society
Amerca
J. H. Garrett
Victor W. Perrl
William F. Cowden
Idaho Sheep Conditions Report from J P Van Houlen
A recent communication from J P Van Houlen outlines Idaho sheep industry conditions, focusing on the Matterfield ranch where he has been engaged in managing their extensive business. The letter highlights local practices, challenges, and prospects for growth within the state's sheep sector.
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J. P. van Houlen
Idaho
Matterfield Ranch
Sheep and lambing results from a Hampshire ram flock report
The Rural Spirit notes 65 000 head of sheep with 3 000 ewes to lamb this season begun February 15 with a band bred to Hampshire rams. They report 100 percent lambing from the band and expect near full market lambs this summer. Hampshire ewes lambed in winter yield about 1200 lambs, around 120 percent, despite a harsh winter. Wool prospects look strong with a big clip and contracting wool at around 20 cents.
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Ues
Hampshire
van Houten
Butterfield
Sawdust Cinders and Boiler Upgrades at Portland Mill
Portland mill operates a 3500 horsepower central system heating derailed baths using sawmill refuse as fuel. Daily burn ~650 tonnes, sparks plagued nearby half-mile radius. Engineering News notes new shavings separator and improved draft reduce cinders, boosting boiler capacity and overall efficiency. separator installation expected to cost around 18,000 dollars with railway company funding supporting expansion.
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Portland
Simton
Boller
Aldo Bert
Colgrave Pleads Guilty for Walagia Practice
Dr E M Colgrave admitted practicing medicine without a state license in Walagia and was fined 60 dollars by Judge Brent. Friends hoped to raise funds to aid him as he faced further legal action.
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E. M. Colgrave
Waligia
Brent
Walla Waltt
Colgrave
Mira
Horrific tale of blood marks at Backy merchant home
J W Willdime, a Backy merchant, recalls twenty years of lung hemorrhages and nearly dying until Dr King’s New Discovery cured him. The remedy is promoted as a cure for hemorrhages, chronic coughs, colds, and bronchitis with guaranteed bottles and a free trial offer. Available through Tallman & Co and Pendleton Drug Co.
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J. W. Willldime
Backy
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Drug Co
Pista
Hotel Pendleton Arrivals and Names List
A list of arrivals and names including Moallery Portland Ms Clemmoer City Hotel Chicago Schoenfield Portland Blech Portland Garreteon Chicago Sharp Athens Bodenholmer Milwaukee MacArthur Spokane Marquis Portland Killin Portland Youngman Portland Evans Sumpter Topp Chicago Olsen Walla Walla Lockwood Cleveland Sloman New York Procketing Omaha Clos Brien New York Pel ser San Francisco Oridfey Guichard Walla Walla Glendening Portland.
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Hotel Pendleton
Moallery
Portland
Mra
J. B. Clemmoer
Hotel City
al Schoenfield
Chicago
D. L. Blech
H.W. Garreteon
Chieagoy Alla Sharp
Athena
L. Bodenholmer
Milwaukee
A. J. MacArthur
Spokane
FL Marquis
G. 3. Youngman
Ann Evans
Sumpter
Walter Topp
A. B. Olsen
Walla Walla
Lockwood
Cleveland
A. M. Sloman
New York
J. Procketing
Omaha
Charles Clos
F. E.brien
Sam Pelser
San Francisco
BE. L. Oridfey
KR Iz Guichard
W. R. Glendening
Pucklen’s Arnica Slive claim vivid relief promise
A Kentucky reader from Ruglea reports relief from a long lasting pile affliction after using Pucklen’s Arnica Balve, claiming permanent cure after a single box. The notice mentions a veteran at Togus Me who sent President Roosevelt a needlework pillow, noting his later life without glass.
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Togus
Roosevelt
Club Notes Highlights Thursday Afternoon Cooking and Arts Events
Mrs T M Henderson hosted a novel entertainment for the Thursday Afternoon club with recipes, demonstrations, and a club cookbook. Women prepared dishes in dining room and kitchen while guests noted practical home tips. Upcoming musical and literary club meetings are announced along with a May art exhibition at the courthouse showcasing about 200 world art reproductions.
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T. M. Henderson
KE. P. Marshall
FB. Burroughs
Mra. B. Huffman
FL Lockley
James A. Fee
Mra. C. FL Colesworthy
Madam Henderson
Home Department
F. Colesworthy
E. RR. Miller
Musiens
J. RR. Dickson
Everybiody
Court House
Ineliates Eeypiijn
Ithe Dior
Pendleton Lumber Co Sold After Public Notice
Grat’s Harbor Lumber Co announces sale of its Pendleton business. Creditors urged to call and settle accounts immediately. Frank Mitchell charged with murder of Antoine Broncheau waived preliminary hearing and bound over for trial in Lewiston. he was jailed after failing to post bail.
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Pendleton
Grat's Harbor Limber CO
Frank Mitchell
Antoine Broncheau
Lewiston
Ball
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General News
Northwest News
Robert Renz
Elliieh Smith
Southern Oregon Company
Lick
E.T. Wade & Son
First Baptist Church
Christ In Scientists
Church of the Redeemer
Pagan
Christ
Oberon
Henry Dixon Jones
Lowes
Portland Pirm Tostalls
Devil's Island
Pucklen
Napier
Ruglea
Talimin & Co
Pendleton, Drug Co
Drugmista
Vlag
B.C. Skiles
Current Literature Club
J. W. Skiles
Col
A.C. Bickers
G. J. Latow
Schillings
Alexander
EAGLE
Main Street
HOT
ST. George
George
J. H. Estes
Fairbanks-Morse
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Poxti'anp
Ontcon
Iso
Oregon Lumber Yard
Court Houses
Thon
Main & & Pendleton
Oregon
the Fair Department
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