Mountain Division gains sidings and spurs addition
The O R & N announces expansion on the Mountain Division with three new sidings Glover Conway and Cook and two new spurs Leavitt and Mayfield. A long new side track at North Fork station will improve traffic flow and reduce delays while several existing sidings are lengthened and more yard tracks added at Umatilla Pendleton La Grande and Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. RK. & N. Company
North Perk
Menachem Creek
Huron
North Fork
Trama
Trai
Telvcaset
Leavitt
North Powder
Telocaset
Mayfield
Trity
Durkee
RL & N
Marfleld
J. T. Mayfield
Plowcart Valley
FL A
Umatilla
Pendleton
la Grande
Huntington
Ten Year In Bev Kidney Cure Testimony
R A Gray J P of Quakville Ind says ten years confined to bed with kidney disease could not move part of the time. After trying top medical skill without relief Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended. It has been a Godsend to me Koeppen Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bev
R. A. Gray
J. P
Quakville
Ind
Grates Harbor Commercial Co Notice to Debtors
Notice to parties owing Grates Harbor Commercial Co Pendleton Oregon to settle accounts immediately by cash or bankable paper or they will be turned over to attorneys for collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grates Harbor Commercial CO
Pendleton
Oregon
Warning on kidney disease cures from Foley’s Kidney Core
An East Oregonian ad proclaims Foley's Kidney Core cures all kidney and bladder troubles. The warning urges readers to use the remedy at Kosppen Drug Store as the only path to results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Kosppen Drug Store
Rear Admiral Train Dies In Varenile Poisoning At Cheefoo
A U S Asiatic Fleet commander Rear Admiral Charles J Train died at Cheefoo on August 4 from varenile poisoning. Other items report Arizona party leaders in joint session campaigning for a congress seat, worldwide wireless station cataloging by the Navy, and local notes on agriculture, gunmaker Weston, a neurotoxin bees on the Isle of Wight, and the death of Rev Dr Jeremiah Wenover at Albion Washington with a long public life in Oregon and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J.train
United States Asiatic Fleet
Cheefoo
Republican
Democratic Territorial Committees
Arizona
Ax Delemte
Congress
Bureau of Equipment
Navy Department
Dane
Endicott
Gen
MacKay
Daniel Braled Weston
Springfeld
Mir. Wesson
Smith& Weston
Fife
Wight
Jeremiah Wnenover Dev
Mre Parvin
Albion
Wash
Kenover
Vetted Brethren Church
Oregon
Washington
Miners Bonded for Development on Baker County Claims
The Dorothy Flagstaff mines in Baker county are bonded for busload funds to support development on the Piegwaff group. North Powder Lumber Co. will furnish 400,000 feet of lumber for the Pierre hotel project at Hot Lake. A Spaniard working on the New York canal near Boise suffered severe hand injuries from a 20 pound powder blast. H. Clay, a local section boss, had his right hand badly damaged by a railway accident at Telecnact. The Fagh fiver Electric Power Co. plans a Baker city line via the Virtue mine delivering 2000 horsepower, 1500 already contracted. Lewis Ackerman fell from a passenger car at Bridal Well Falls, hand under a wheel, while en route to Elgin to work for the BR&N. he was intoxicated. Michael Foley, a government ditch worker near Nampa, lost use of sight in one eye or both due to a premature blast. D. B. Sheiler and Thomas H. Parker inspect Grand Ronde and Beaver Creek watersheds to secure a pure water source for La Grande. Grand Ronde may be sheltered for Almest yellow, Beaver Creek will yield substantial water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Flagstaff
Baker County
Piegwaff Group
North Powder Lumber Company
Pierre
Hot Lake
New York Canal
Bole
H. Clay
O RL & NS
Telecnact
Fagh Fiver Electric Power Company
Bakerity
Virtue
Baker
Bridal Well Falls
Tewis Ackerman
Eigin
Michael Foley
Nampa
D. B. Sheiler
Thomas H. Parker
Grand Ronde
Beaver Creek
la Grande
Ueelow
Taeoia
MAKING A CHEF REVEALS YEARS OF APPRENTICESHIP AND TRAINING
A New York Press report outlines the chef’s path from boy apprentice to master, detailing years of basic training with vegetables meat and fish, and finally learning sauces pastries and complex desserts. It notes apprentices earned little or no salary at first, rising from $25 a week to around $150 with experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aton
New York Press
Dramatic Artist in Paris Dressmaker Tale
Vivid portrait of a flamboyant dressmaker in Paris who captivates a royal actress with wit and grace. The scene shifts from scorn to admiration as he gauges silk and satin, his charm masking a serious resolve to pursue inspiration rather than crowns. Based on Vance Thompson in Woman's Home Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Dreas
Paris
Anitu
Bo Methuiver
Iace
Fibion
Stalin
Beni
Vance Thompson
Landor Prose Compared to Poetry in Taste and Craft
Arthur Symons assesses Walter Landor as a superb prose writer whose prose, not poetry, defined his career. He notes Landor’s claim that poetry was amusement while prose was his business, citing Imaginary Conversations and the balance of refinement and select company in his dining metaphor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landor
Arthur Symons
Atlantic
Paul Jones Promises To Make Admiral After Victory
The scene recalls John Paul Jones and the Bonhomme Richard victory over Serapis. The British government promoted the brave captain to commodore. Jones reportedly vowed that if he met the admiral again he would make him an admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
John Paul Jones
Richard
Engiiah
Ton Paul Jones
George
Striking Coincidence in Morning Parlor Exchange
A clipped exchange from the Cariance Tribune records a playful dispute about a young visitor named Smoothsey and past rumors of selling a gold mine. The dialogue notes a yearly timing and references prior newspaper coverage, framing a domestic quip as a local curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotsum—Maria
Smoothsey
Gotsum
Cileage Tribune
Living Skeleton Describes Circus Past Role
A Detroit Free Press piece quotes a performer known as the fat man turned husband, now claiming to be the living skeleton in a circus. The interview frames his changing stage persona and lasting fame in show business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
The East Oregonian Motto Collides With Scribal Wit
Fragmentary lines echo a satirical tone about marriage and thought. The text references Miss Oliwne-lye, Cayboy and Meggen dorfer Minttee, plus a line about every age hinting at humanity’s progress. A concluding note asserts East Oregonian authority.
Oregon Railroad Valuations Show Wide Variances by Tax Commission
The Oregon Tax Commission calculated true valuations for railroads by earnings and interest charges, finding variances from assessor values. It estimated commercial values for lines such as the Astoria and Columbia River, Coos Bay route, and Northern Pacific, recommending a five member permanent commission to appraise railroads, pipelines, and other utilities in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Wx Commission
Chamberlain
Fle
Commission On Railroad Systems
Vonflction
Tte
Astoria
Columbia River Pond
Ite
Coos Bay
Rorehirg & Fastern
Columbia Southern Railway Company
Corvallis & Eastern
Toe Commission
Northern Pacific
Comtoledo
Tax Commission
Thogue River
Oresgn
Sumpter Valley Railway
Washington & Columbus River Railway Company
Ameen
Commission
Hotel Arrivals at St George Include Wide List of Guests
The hotel guest log lists numerous visitors including Mire RR Jones Reho, Oliver P Morton, Wallington, Miss Mae McPonald, Agnes Godfrey, J. D. Stharff, George McGilvery, Amy Despnain, F.T. George, J. J. Gardner, W. Adams, J. H. Harris, J. M. Ambrose, H. W. Lockhardt, W. M. Hidsidge, Walla Walla and Portland names, plus guests from Seattle, Spokane, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Salt Lake, and Denver, among others, staying at Hotel Pendleton and Pendieton area properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
San Frannesecas
J. F. Wolfe
Walla Walla
Willams
Portland
F. T. George
Mr. Barrett
J. D. Stharff
New York
George McGilvery
Fponmine
Amy Despnain
Citv
EL. L. Hart
Portion
J. W. Baker
J. M. Ambrose
W. M. Hidsidge
Pocatello
H. W. Lockhardt
Joe Kennedy
Echo
Det
Lasher
R. F. Glaske
Walla Wal
W. Jay Clevelaind
Philadelphia
PL McGovern
Spokane
J. T. Metturn
J. A. Allison
Fo J. Gardner
Frank Folthouser
Welner
AL A
Wright
San Francisco
Prank O' Hara
City
E, Co
Day
Tonopak
Frank Haines
Weiser
W. Adams
J. H. Harris
Mere Fo W. Rus
Walla
Willi
Teter
Caldwell
Lee Rankin
North Bend
Jamey Mugleliter
S. Bannon
Troy
W. B. Hockell
J. B. Dupes
la Grande
Mra
J. P. Hollingshel
Russell
W. T. Colthorp
Hagerman
Caldren
Welser
Alfred Falere
Bolee
J. H W. Anderson
Cambridee
Guy C. Hounon
Shoshone
MeEiorence
Denver
W. RR. Graham
Los Angeles
W. A. Harricon
St. Thuis
Ported Names and Places List from 4G Trade Row
A fragmented OCR list names and places including Mre Mollock Portland J Lex Cincinnati A A and A A Tottan New York F Roberts Portland N R Took er Portland C Simpson Spokane Washington Slusher Ely W AL Shed Denver BE AL White with wife Lewiston A Hauton Lewiston and other entries, reflecting a miscellaneous directory-like aggregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollock
Portland
J. Lex
Cincinnith
A. A&a
Tottan
New York
F. Roberts
N. R. Tooker
C. Simpson
Spokane
Slusher
Ely
W. AL Shed
Denver
AL White
Lewiston
A. Hauton
Pepys and Evelyn in Historical Narration Compared
A concise comparison of Pepys and Evelyn as narrative voices. Pepys offers dramatic, immediate scenes of events such as a city fire, while Evelyn provides reflective, moralized critique with Livy like cadence. The piece weighs their storytelling strengths and foreshadows future literary rivals to Pepys.
Ancient bells in sacred and protective roles through history
The article traces bells from ancient ecoptlan rites to Jewish and Egyptian use, noting bells on Aaron's robe and their sound signaling entry to holy places. It describes bells as spiritual guardians in European churches, curfews for demon fear, and bells as protective symbols in medieval sieges and royal pageantry.
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed by New Jersey Editor
M Lwneh editor of the Phillips burg Daily Post writes he has used many cough and cold medicines for his family but finds Foley's Honey and Tar the best. Kooppon Drug Store carries it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
M. 'l. Lwneh
Phillipsburg
N. C
Daily Post
Foley
Kooppon Drug Store
Boat Oregonian Heralds Constant Coverage
The Boat Oregonian proclaims nonstop news all day and night through steady reporting, updates, and coverage across oceanic fronts. It promises comprehensive maritime information, weather alerts, shipping notices, and local port notes for sailors and coastal communities.
Hits the Mark in Lumber
By trading with the lumber firm that does all its own finishing and offers a large complete line you save time and money. It can supply lumber lath shingles sash doors cement brick and more in any quantity.
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Ny Mennen
Mennen
Gerhard Mennen CO
Newark
N. J
North Park
Ciprion
Glover, Conway
Cook
East Oregonian
General News
Northwest News
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Betse
Omnegon Nords
Systems i
Mia. Marduarndwo
Payette
Mrs. Kibbin
Salt
F. McHerrin
Salt Lake
Oxman
L. &. Thomas
G. W. Verne
W. 8. Chiry
M. Burke
IL Rives and Wite
Pendleton Purniture Dealers’ Association
Firett
Graham Furniture Company
W. R. Graham
Retail Home Furnishers Association of
Lewis Hunter
Graham Furniture CO
Pepys and Evelyn
Pepys
Evelon
Cleera
Jace
Evelyn
Amoke
Sodom
Allueton
London
Aaron
Europe
Joh
Motsonn
Clotthmire
Benson
St Stephen's Church
Oregonian
Pendleton Planing Mills
J. L. Vaughan
W. C. Minnis
The
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Anthony P.wilson
United States
Kansas Ave
Topeka, Kansas
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