City Briefities in Pendleton Ads and Notices
Local notices list cattle for sale and buy offers, unfurnished rooms for rent, milch cows sought, and households for sale. Ads promote dry wood, theater shows at Star theater, cottage sales, photography services, fresh butter, and stage departures to Lehman Springs and Hidaway Springs. Campers’ gear and new amusements appear at Goodman Hardware and Pastime Parlors.
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W. A. Leathers
Daniels
Fergy's
Knox Sallora
Mrs
East Oregonian
Star Theater
Lilleth Street
Bowman Photo Studio
Peoples Warehouse
Lehman Springs
Alta House
Goodman Hardware Company
Low priced firearms draw buyer attention
A listing notes a 22 caliber automatic rifle offered at very low price with ample ammunition, urging potential buyers not to overlook the deal.
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Ompany
Land yields six hundred dollars per acre in Walla Walla County
An irrigation rich tract west of Walla Walla reports one of the season’s largest vegetable yields. Italian truck gardens on College Place road produce four hundred sacks of onions per acre, with onions at 75 cents per bushel, making $600 per acre in returns.
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Walla Walla
Mill Men Fight Rates On Lumber Price Shift
Oregon lumbermen meet to oppose railroad freight rate hikes to Mississippi valley points. A $10 per 10 000 feet assessment funds the fight. President Philip Buechner warns Denver deliveries could rise $3 per thousand and Chicago $6, per thousand. An average $2 per thousand rate could cost Pacific Northwest lumber $5,000,000 annually.
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Oregon Lumbermen
Miselesippi Valley
Portland Dispatch
Philip Buechner
Oregon and
Chicago
Pacific Northwest
Government Umatilla project main canal finished
The New port Land and Construction company completed the main feed canal of the government Umatilla irrigation project on Saturday and will move to Pendleton to start the macadamizing contract recently awarded. Special Judge Roberts resigned rather than serve in Caleb Poward's fourth murder trial. Canyon City Methodist Church in Grant County reports being entirely debt free.
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Pendleton
Umatilla
Newport Land & Construction Company
Hermiston Herald
Roberts
Caleb Pow~ard
Goebel
Kentucky
Canyon City
Grant County
Numerous locals visit and travel in La Grande area
A long list of residents and visitors is noted in La Grande and nearby towns. Names include N. A. Miller of Athena, Mrs. T. A. Lieuallen of Adams, Gabrielson the insurance man, J. T. Hinkle, Glenn Douine, Mrs. E. W. Myers, Dr. T. J. Lico yd, G. Stubblefield, A. McCumber, W. K. Wall, G. W. Coutts, Fred Gelbel, Rev. Lee Ferguson, Miss Mattie Good, Mark Patton, Mrs. Frank Neagle, Louisa Greenawald, H. Swenson, Frank Saling, Edgar Averill, Bishop O Reilly, A. B. Montgomery, George Ferguson, Miss L. R. Lorena, Mrs. G. W. Phelps, Dr. C. J. Smith, F. W. Hendley, Mrs. A. J. Wilson, F. B. Swayze, Bessie Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Carpenter, Frank Perham, Swayze’s council seat, and many others visiting, camping, or traveling between Kamela, Meacham, Portland, Seaside, Lehman Springs, and Hermiston. The La Grande Observer notes local movements, trips, and medical, educational, and church visits.
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N. A. Miller
Athena
Mra
Charler of
Weaton
T. A. Lieuallen
Adams
Elty
C. BD
Gabrielson
Sajiem
J. T. Hinkle
Kameia
T. J. Licoyd
Portland
G. Stabblefield
Hermiston
Co. A. McCumber
Cnvil
Meacham
W. K. Wall
Silvea
Athens
G. W. Coutts
Kamela
Mre. Coutts
Fred Gelbel
la Grande
Lee Ferguson
First Christian Church
Mattie Good
Mark Patton
Frank Neagle
Marshfield
Copple
Louisa Greenawald
Meadow Creek
Jeanette Manassee
Mia. G. W. Phelps
Seaside
C. J. Smith
State Board of Health
F. W. Hendley
Fred Earl
Lewia
W. 5
Mason
Washington
A. J. Wilson
R. R. Lewis
Indiana
F. B. Swayze
J. R. Means
BE. Noonen
Puget Sound Warehouse Company
Tacoma
Bessie Hicks
Will Humphrey
More Gasoline Cars Ordered for Union Pacific Branch Lines
Union Pacific plans the immediate construction of 100 gasoline motor cars for branch lines and to replace steam passenger trains upon completion. Local Harriman offices have not confirmed the order, but speculation grows that some motors may serve here after tests on the Yamhill and Dallas lines and as Southern Pacific contemplates abandoning the Fourth Street Line for West Side trains.
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Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad
Portland
Wnea
Union Pacific
Yamhill
Dallas
Southern Pacific
Fourth Street
West Side
Overcoat Theft Suspect Sought In Spokane District
A complaint filed by W. R. Anderson claims Jerry Timberly stole an overcoat while rooming with him during work on a dining car between here and Spokane. A warrant issued for Timberly’s arrest, with efforts to locate him in the district.
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Jerry Timberly
Timberly
W. R. Anderson
Gerview
Here
Spokane
Anderson
Aince
St. Louis
Railroads Face Suit Over 16 Hour Law Violations
The Washington state railroad commission directs the attorney general to sue Northern Pacific and Great Northern for breaking the 16 hour law. Track Inspector Perley investigated after complaints. Olympia dispatch says crews report no instructions. O K and N appears to comply by tying trains to limit duty hours. Likely action in Thurston County Superior Court.
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Washington State Railroad Commission
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
A. W. Perley
Olympia
Thurston
East Oregonian Highlights New Era for Paper
A brief note from the East Oregonian announces a new era at the paper, signaling ongoing coverage and fresh editorial direction. The item underscores the publication's role in regional news and community updates under new leadership.
Prosecute Warehouses In Walla Walla Could Continue
The Walla Walla Commercial Club and Farmers union plan to prosecute a warehouse combine in Walla Walla County. President F. W. Kaser named Commercial Club members E. S. Isaacs Willem Ritz M. H. Paxton and A. C. Moore to confer with the Farmers union. The Farmers group appointed W. Hi Stine T. J. Ennis Ed Rener Archie Donovan and Richard Tomkins with Prosecuting Attorney Rupp as adviser. Rupp works to gather data for a potential case, aiming to quash the combine. A Lookout Idaho tragedy reports a 2-year-old child died after ingesting carbolic acid.
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Walla Walla
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