Pendleton Boy in Army Life Yearns for Peaceful Play
Camp Stanley Murray Washington August 6 drills and maneuvers mark the encampment with Company L of the Third regiment. Soldiers report sore shoulders and feet but little severe work. A shoemaker’s kit helps fit hobnails, officers receive instruction, and Francis Lyman remains on duty as company mascot. Sergeant Ray Herr becomes sergeant major on the noncommissioned staff.
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Campbell
Pendletoh
Mason Francis Lyman
Stanley Murray
Wash
L Fe
Captain
Sargeant Bailey
Francis Lyman
Ray Herr
Eagles delegates to grand Neriai session in Seattle
Pendleton aerie No. 28 Fraternal Order of Eagles delegates A C Koeppen and Jack Huston depart for Seattle for the grand nerie session next week from Tuesday to Saturday Huston received a souvenir pin at last evenings local nerie meeting honoring his services to the order
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Koeppen
Jack Huston
Pendleton Aerie No. 28
Order of Eagles
Seattle
Huston
Eugene man chosen to notify Bryan of nomination
Lee M. Travis of Eugene, chairman of Lane County Democratic central committee, rides the eastbound O R N train this morning and is picked to represent Oregon on the committee that will notify William Jennings Bryan of his nomination at Bryan's Lincoln Nebraska home next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee M. Travis
Eugene
Democratic County Central Committee
Lane County
Oregon
William Jennings Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Local Farmer Kenneth McRae Walks Streets After Illness
Kenneth McRae, a well known farmer confined to his home for five weeks with a knee gathering, appeared on the streets last evening. He still relies on crutches to walk but shows slow recovery and is not expected to have permanent disability.
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Kenneth McRae
Wytick Family Wheat Harvest Exceeds Expectations
M. M. Wytick and sons report their reservation wheat is about half threshed and yielding roughly 25 bushels per acre, surpassing initial expectations and showing strong harvest prospects for the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Wytick and Sons
Spokane Trains Run Through Pendleton After Culvert Fire
Portland Spokane trains Nos. 1 and 4 passed through Spokane last night due to a burned culvert on the O R N near Wallula. The culvert was repaired today and service resumed.
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Portland
Spokane
City
Wallula
If you see it in the East Oregonian It’s o ad
A fragmentary note from the East Oregonian hints at wordplay or a stray advertisement line. The readable portion remains unclear, offering little concrete event or entity data to anchor a full summary.
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East Oregonian
Demott Shas Out Will Ingram Becomes Sole Grocer Owner
Will Ingram is now sole owner of the George R. Demott & Company grocery on Main Street after a deal completed last evening. Demott, in business here 22 years, retires. Ingram has been with the firm for years and seeks to keep the established trade. Demott may take a long vacation and visit his former home in New Jersey.
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Will Ingram
Gro
George R. Demott & Company
Main Street
Demott
Ingram
Yellowstone excursions summer rates from Pendleton
Northern Pacific announces Yellowstone Park rates for summer travel from Pendleton to Gardner Montana and return 29.50 to Mammoth Hot Springs 31 to the park and return 53.50 and a full tour package 81 including park tour stage fare five and a half days boarding and lodging at association hotels.
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Walter Adams
Northern Pacific
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Gardner, Mont
Mammoth Hot Springs
Association Hotels
Farm Hand Charged With Destruction Of Wheat Sacks
W C Lopez a farm hand employed by J Hanscom north of the city faced a hearing for malicious destruction of property after allegedly cutting open twelve sacks of wheat belonging to Hanscom in a quarrel over a 45 cent settlement. Acting District Attorney Charlee J Ferguson led the case. no decision had been reached at press time.
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W. C. Lopez
J. Hanscom
Hanscom
Loper
Mr. Hanecom
Charlee J. Ferguson
Pioneer farmer Charles Campbell visits on business
Charles Campbell of the Helix area is in the city today to discuss business. He reports two-thirds of his wheat harvest complete with yields from 33 to 35 bushels per acre and grain tests around 61 pounds per bushel. The north county wheat crop is particularly strong despite the dry season.
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Charles Campbell
Helix
Eity
Pendleton Ranch Worker Hurt After Horse Kick
W M Juda of Athena employed by Joe Scott on a wheat ranch about six miles east of Pendleton was kicked in the stomach by a horse last evening. Dr Temple attended him and he soon rested easy. He is expected to recover.
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W. M. Juda
Athena
Joe Scott
Pendleton
Dr. Temple
Professor Howard Heads to Butter Creek for College Dinner
Prof W C Howard of Columbia College Milton passed through the city today en route to Butter Creek where he will attend a basket dinner tomorrow and handle college business. The new school year opens September 23 with expectations of a large attendance.
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W. C Howard
Columbia College
Milton
Butter Creek
Fat cattle shipment planned for Pacific routes
About 20 carloads of fat cattle will be sent out over the Northern Pacific next Monday to Seattle and Tacoma. Nate Raines will ship part of this number to Seattle and the remainder to Tacoma. A large shipment will also be transferred from the O R N to the Northern Pacific by Mr Raines the first of the week.
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Northern Pacific
Seattle
Tacoma
Nate Raines
Raines
Threshing Machine Hand William Ruther in Critical Condition
William Ruther, a threshing machine operator, remains in critical condition after a serious injury. Despite a slight overnight improvement, only small hope is held for his recovery.
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William Ruther
R. 5. Walker Dies After Yard Accident at Missoula
R. 5. Walker a 2 yard switchman for the Northern Pacific died at the Northern Pacific hospital Monday morning from injuries received about an hour earlier in the yards at Missoula Montana. His body was cut completely in two.
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R. 5. Walker
Northern Pacific
Missoula
Mont
Soldiers Home near Los Angeles Eye-popping Ideal for Vets
Martin Compton, G A R veteran, describes the Soldiers Home near Los Angeles. The 900 acre site hosts about 4000 veterans with 1000 staff, free meals and lodging, and extensive facilities. Veterans may come and go, with only searches when absent beyond a day. The home consumes vast food outputs and pays inmates for work, while pensions lure some away and back.
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Martin Compton
Soldiers’ Home
Los Angeles
East Oregonian
Rugged Ruhrein Island Yields Pur Aqua Pura Water
New York Press reports Ruhrein island in the Persian Gulf as the hottest, hardest place on earth where no fresh water exists onshore. Divers descend to sea bottom springs using kidney bags to scoop aqua pura, a pure cold drinkable water that negates ice.
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Ruhrein Island
Persian Gulf
Tophet
New York
Workmen Begin Survey for New Union Depot
Contractor Charles Skooglun of St Paul directs survey and ground clearing on Fast Main Street for foundations of a new union depot. Equipment shipments have arrived and more are due soon as work advances toward a September completion for the railroad company.
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Charles Skooglun
St. Paul
Union Depot
Fast Main Street
Lewiston Teller
Skooglan
Body of John Potter Found in River Near Baker City
The body of John Potter, a Red Men’s lodge member from Colfax Washington, was recovered from Burnt River near Baker City on Thursday and transported to Huntington for burial.
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John Potter
Red Men's Lodge
Colfax
Wash
Burnt River
Baker City
Huntington
Fire Burns 125 Acres Of Grain At McCrea Farm
A Tuesday blaze on Dan McCrea’s farm, 18 miles north of Pomeroy Washington, destroyed 125 acres of standing grain. The fire started from a traction engine in an adjoining field.
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Dan McCrea
Pomeroy, Wash
Sailor Preacher Sparks Honolulu Uprising On Defenders Arrival
Schooner Defender arrives from Honolulu with diverse crew. Henry Huhr, seaman, preached anarchy to locals urging Hawaiians to cast off oppression. Police planned arrest, but he departed before action. Crew tensions included a socialist sailor, a Christian Scientist, and a zealous cook. Church services tomorrow at 7:30 a m and 11 a m led by Charles Quinney rector.
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Henry Huhr
Finish Wheat Platform for Myrick Station on NP
M RR Yates finished a 4090 by 120 inch wheat platform for J W Myrick at Myrick station on the Northern Pacific. Mr and Mrs Yates will take a month’s outing at the Starkey prairie homestead.
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J. W. Myrick
Myrick Station
Northern Pacific
Mra
Art for arts sake would be all right if food wasn't necessary
A reflective line notes the tension between artistic pursuits and basic needs, suggesting that without food there is little room for pure art. The statement frames hunger as a constraint on creativity, highlighting a practical critique of prioritizing culture over sustenance.
Teas and prices from a local ad and shop sign
A fragmentary advertisement notes tea pricing and a grocer offering refunds if not satisfied. Mentions ships at sea and a shop named Mike Schilling’s Best. Contains unclear wording and partial product references.
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Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Golden Rule
Do, L
Game
F&s
Tallman & Co
the Grand Aerie
Bryan
Kenneth Meclae
City Property
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
Cali
United States Depository
Cery Business
Yellowstone
Institution
Sunny Califoria
Unele
Sam
Bilal
Nance
Pres
Roosevelt
Boston
Defender
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Honolu
Hellinger
L. M. Garnier
the Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
M. RR. Yates
Grocer
Mike Schilling
Cornelius
Park and Alder Streets
N. K. Clarke, Mgr
C. W. Cornelius
Fairbanks-Morse
Fairbanks Senies
Fairbanks
Watchmaking and Engraving School
Ath & Pike Sts
Max Baer
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