Wheat yields and local commerce in Pendleton region
Pendleton area reports mixed wheat yields with 28 bushels per acre on several farms though quality remains high. Local merchants note steady retail activity, clothing and shoe sales, and upcoming business changes including jeweler move and Schmidt space reassignment. Livestock and crops show generally good conditions despite early freezes affecting output.
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A. C. Rader
Douglas and
J. A. Cresswell
William Duff
Fortheast
Pendleton
FL W. Schmidt & Co
Glenn Winelow
Schmidt
Grouse Population Declines Amid Harsh Hunters Report
Hunters note increasing greyness in grouse behavior with birds hiding deeper in timber and being harder to locate. They warn of potential extermination as supply dwindles and fear grows about dangers expanding when birds venture out. Charles Wilkins plans to move into the corner dwelling at Tustin and Thompson streets formerly James A. Fee's residence.
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Wilking
Charles Wilkins
Tustin and
Thompson Streets
James A. Fee
Meacham Area Seen By Visitor Roundup
A stream of travelers, visitors, and locals scattered through Pendleton and Meacham. Notables include C B Troutman to Athena and B R Kelly to Spokane while A Kunkel returns from Spokane and Seth Catlin visits Pendleton. Numerous residents travel for visits, hunting, camps, and outings across Meacham, Camas Prairie, Hidaway Springs, and surrounding areas.
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C. B. Troutman
Athena
Fred Hartman
Lehman Springs
A. Kunkel
Spokane
Seth Catlin
Portland
Pendleton
B. R. Kelly
Win Johnson
Perons
Meacham
R. W. Oakes
Caldwell
Idaho
J. A. Gwinn
A. Gustafson
Kemela
la Grande
Mises da Thompson
Bee
Sue Sullivan
Mise Maud Cheek
Hartman
L. Stubblefield
JL. Barker's
Mary Shipworth
Eugene
Winnie Privett
G. A. Robbing
W. J Strever
J. L. Barker Place
J. M. Bentley
Umatilla
J. Peters
M. Bryson
Rantoul
Cal
Dr Vaughn
Charles Burrow
Hidaway Springs
Vavehin
Myrtle Prosser
Alba
Dixie
Washb
Ed Dupuis
Flora Sheek
Otis Arnold
Farmington
Wash
McKayecreek
Mere S. A Bryson
Mise Dell Bryson
Ethel Osborne
Black Mountains
Wilbur
John L. Vaughn
C. G Fuqua
J. J. McConnell
Haw
Harker Place
Mr. Haw
D. H. Smith
Oregon Daily Journal
Mra. Smith
Elegant new hotel opens at Webb and Cottonwood
The Hall Criudie, a stylish new hostelry at the Webb and Cottonwood corner, has officially opened and is ready for business. Patrons can expect refined accommodations and service as the establishment begins its operations.
New hotel opens with elegant apartments and modern conveniences
Opened last night, the new hotel unveils luxurious apartments guided by Manager Cruise. Guests enjoyed music from an orchestra and a luncheon. The house boasts modern conveniences, with electric clocks and messenger calls slated. A shuttle bus will service trains, signaling strong prospects for patrons.
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Cruise
Examination Notice For Departmental Clerk Positions
Ralph Howland announces an October examination for departmental clerk roles testing office efficiency. Railway and bank clerks are urged to apply as this fall no railway mail clerk exams will be held due to many certificates of proficiency on file and few vacancies anticipated.
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Ralph Howland
Will Wyrick Leaves Hospital After Severe Hand Injury
Will Wyrick was discharged from St Anthony's hospital two weeks after his left hand was badly burned and parts of the thumb and first and second fingers were amputated in an accident with a threshing machine. He is recovering and hopes to resume work soon.
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Will Wyrick
St. Anthony's Hospital
Holdman Merchant James Newkirk Says Savings Rise
Good Times Around Holdman reports merchant James Newkirk visiting town to buy goods for mails. He asserts that "mes" are easier around Holdman than a year ago as people buy more and collections improve. He links wheat crop expectations and broader improvements to debt relief.
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Holdman
James Newkirk
Mr. Newkirk
New Residence at Holdman for William Purcell
William Purcell the well known Holdman farmer and postmaster moves into a new residence at Holdman. The transept frame dwelling stands on lots distinct from the farm, a commodious house measuring about ten by thirty feet, built by contractor D N Vanaker W.
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Holdman
William Purcell
Tia
Will Study at Oakland Cal Miss Fraker Leaves for Year
Misa Ethel Fraker departs this week for Oakland California to study for a year. She cites health as a factor and aims to advance music studies. Fraker has long been a capable and popular organizer at the Baptist church. New York City's Hall of Records, when completed, is expected to cost about six million dollars.
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Oakland
Misa Ethel Fraker
Cal
Miss. Fraker
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