Taxpayers to meet on reform of Inland Empire tax policy
A note on public tax discussion announces a May meeting of Inland Empire taxpayers in a local city to debate current valuation methods. The crowd expects clearer information and aims for equal taxation while acknowledging proposals to raise overall property values may lift tax bills.
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Thin Twee
Thin Bounty
Thie City
Oly
Apnosxor Morton
Ienellal
Idla
Grande Observer
FIRST VISIT TO PENDLETON PROFESSOR PALMER
An advertisement for Professor V. E. Palmer, a renowned clairvoyant, offering readings at Palace House, 627 Main. It claims he reads without questions and provides guidance on love, investments, travel, wills, mortgages, and more. Hours 10 am to 9 pm, Sundays included. readings advertised as low.
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Boxview
V. EK. Palmer
Egypt
India
Profemor Palmer
Professor Palmer
Walters Flouring Mills Capacity and Trade Details
Walters Mill operates at 150 barrels a day with flour exchanged for wheat. On hand are flour, MUI feed, chopped feed, and related goods. Trade items include various flour products and byproducts ready for sale or barter.
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Cottonwood Street
Stewart & Lindsay
Wool fleece sale details and regional notes
A Times report notes A. P. Hynd paid about 24 dollars for 23 fleecees of fine wool from Dexter, with fleece value near 1.50 dollars at current rates. The article discusses sheep quality and feeding influence on fleece grade and mentions regional interests in Eastern Oregon commerce and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flesee
A. P. Hynd
the Times
Bob Dexter
Heppner
Pendleton Daily Market Report on Produce Prices
Prices in effect today for buyers and sellers in Pendleton cover hens and roosters, ducks, geese, turkeys, butter, eggs, apples, potatoes, cabbage, cauliflower, spinach, radish, lettuce, turnips, tomatoes, peas, horseradish, rhubarb, asparagus, and strawberries. Read across producers and selling prices with detailed per unit figures and box pricing where shown.
Frosty morning frost hits Salem crops. strawberries show light damage
Salem and vicinity woke to a light frost on Tuesday morning April 37, with reports from six to ten miles around indicating little to no crop damage. Fruit generally escaped harm aside from some tender strawberries in early bloom, while berries of most varieties appear well formed. Local wells and businesses report ongoing work, including water boring at the east city site. The Pendleton Savings Bank and several others list capital and services, while a long column provides bank officers and abstract services.
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Salem
Fredrick
Asao- Chied
W. A. Gilbert
Artealnn
Neder
Baker City
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Columbia County
Jacob Weinhoard
Alwaive
Tayton Courier-Presa
Aliitiuta
Chiveleas Munger
Prospectora
Dalles Chronicle
Bugle Creek
Bugle Valley
Powder River
Eagle Valley Railway
Jones Livery Stable
Troy News
Pendleton
Palmer
Palenter
Palace
MAIN
Walters’ Flouring Mills
Pine Valley
Comerciis
Oregon
Thiker County
Daily Market Report
Frost AT
DRS. Smith & Dick
Pendleton Savings Bank
Barn
R. B. Ringo
Rooma& Savings Bank
H. Volp
A. M
Architects
Howard & Swingle
LaDow
W. G. Cole
Judd Building
Malin
Troutman
Judd
van Duren & CO
Ore
Addrews
W. L. Jones
Pilot Rock
P. O. Box
Philadelphia
Harry Bartholomew
H. &. Garfield
M. D
D. J. Mfaul
Judd Block
Black
T. M. Henderson
Savings Bank
Lynn K. Blakesler
Court Streets
M. S. Kern
A. Vaughan
Banks and Brokers
Wy. J. Furnteh
T. J. Morris
J. A. Borle
J. W. Maloney
First National Bank OF
Athe Ha
Henry C. Adame
T. J. Kirk
F. §. LeGrow
I. M. Kemp
Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Abstract CO
Tmatilia
Pen- Meton
A. Hartman
A. Hartman, JR
S, M. Bentley
John Hailey, JR
U. 3
Todd Building
Toom 16
Vis Stroble
Court Street
Sharon & Eddings
Goode
Malin Street
Graham & Hunter
Old Basler Stand
M. A. Rader
Chicago College of
Cor
Webb
Baker & Folsom
Calla
CITY
Alta Street
Carney & Kennedy
D. A. May
East Oregonian Office
T. M. Keller
Goodman Cigar Store
Main Street
Ladow & Wattenburg
East Court St
Nichols
W. R. Stalker
W. Webb
Willow and
Cosble
I. B. Despain
Clark & Rees
Plymouth
Esa
Charlen Hein
Corner Bluff
Starr Streeta
Delta
Hotel Antlers
Gtnan Strom
Pat Kine
Miles
South Main Street
Ewist
Oregonian
E. Webb St
Goodman-Thompson Co.—Sanitary Plumbers
Main St
James M. Wilder
H. L. Hasbrouck
First National Bank
Columbia Produce
John B. Benson
Mgr
Pendleton Tee & Cold Storage
Deuléra
ELKS
Laton Block
Thomas
Fitz Gerald
B. R
C. EB. Bean
General Repair &F Shop
Henry Copeland
W. Webb St
Missouri
Edminsten
Court St. Ve Ee
Mays
Alta House
Working People's Hotel
Alt and
Mill Streets
C. Bitner
Thena Hotel
H. P. Millen
Helix Hotel
J. P. Navin
White Lodging House
Depot
C. F. Mallory
the Palace
A. Williams
Automobile Car Service
Ee Ee Ee Ee
Jay
Partles
Brock & McComas
Edeen
H. Court Street
J. L. Vaughan
West Court Street
Milarkey Building
Lee Kennard
Dutch Henry Feed Yard
Monterastelli Bros
East Court Street
Hardwick
Railroad St
Rowman
Elite Fish and Poultry Market
Hawkins & Miller
Props
Maln
Altea
W. R. Wither
Tractiona
Oldsmobile
C. H. Holsington
Henry Kopit Tke
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Co
Tallman & CO
Chichester
Duneereue Nubedinn Hees
Drege
Ana Iect
Sian
W. E. Davidson & Co
Cont Street
Polydore Moens, Prop
Bonner N. B
Gus LaFontaina
Echo
Adams
Lee Price
Rock Spring
Laatz Bros
Scott's
Kinaya
Prien
Tall
Poatpald
Bowen
Gantal-Pepriu CO
Efomtaine
CHO
Jay Cox
Chicago
Walle Wallan. Co
ouse-Crawford
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