City Briefs and Local Notices Review
A garbled clipping lists names such as Rader and Carpetts, various stores, and sales notices. It mentions Cleveland's Baking Powder, discounts at Barton Store, and duties of local merchants. Also noted are travel rates, a health board update in Portland, and a family outing to the Blue Mountains with possible return after weather improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Rader
Rader
Pendleton Burliness College
Lyman Bros
Bee
Rkoomer and
Boarder
College Direct
Ron Nichols
Roosevelt
Hoston
Cleveland
Stub Train Substitutes for No 1 This Evening
A stub train from Huntington ran today down the Ro and N line at pop ม in place of No 1 scheduled for 8 o'clock this evening. The stub train was under Conductor Tacoh and Engineer Frank Jackson of the La Grande division.
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Huntington
Ro & N
Pop. m
Tacoh
Frank Jackson
la Grande Dipvision
Cashing Checks Across Banks and Cities
The First National Bank of Pendleton Oregon offers to cash drafts drawn on any bank in the United States or Canada without charge. They will also handle tena on any city in the world, and emphasize they can present the check for payment if needed at no cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiveland
Borton
Sea Greenawald & Hendatrom
Teutsch's
Greenawald & Headstom
Teutsch
Innalut
Cleveland
Alberta
Edmonton
F. G. Lucas
Athena
East Oregonian
B. Dunniingham
Henry
Palace
Tallman & Cos
United Sates
J. K. Smith
Donaldson
United States
Canada
First National Bank
Pendleton
Oregon
Horses Wanted at Oregon Food Yard Sale
We will be at the Oregon Food Yard from August 6 to 20 to buy a carload of horses. They must be fat and well broken and weigh 800 to 1100 pounds. BLACK & WHIPKRY.
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Oregon Food Yard
Black & Whipkry
Idaho Celebrations Mark Irrigation and Railroad Plans
Idaho celebrates a twin fall event as a railroad and irrigation project loom. Congressman Burton Le French praises western unity and progress, noting a proposed 180 mile link to connect Payette and Idaho Northern with the Northern Pacific at Moscow to shorten travel to the state capital.
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Moscow
Twin Falle
Bate
Idaho
French
Congress
Burton le French
Twit Falls
Mosnaw
Twit
Mr. French
Kut
Oregonian
Fonyé
Dasinold
Belge
Pendleton
Payette
Northern Pacific
Mopcow
Visitors and locals tour in town amid brief trips
Adare resident J M Watrus visits town for short business errands. E R Links a BR & N employee arrives for a stay as James Stewart from North Yakima comes for a brief visit. R L Thompeton returns from Butter Creek ranch while J A McCarty travels from Feho to visit. Beatt returns from Portland after a short absence. Hallow departs for Portland to attend a Pacific Coast Bar Association meeting. The Fletcher family returns to Riparks from a visit. M Morri of Twin Falls visits during Idaho irrigation project discussions. Colonel B C Judwenl of O BR & NS arrives from Portland. W Mercer and wife of Helix travel to Portland to visit family. James A Fee heads to Portland for a National Harg association meeting. Goone Roberts and kin leave for the Lewis and Clark fair. Olive Blaik of Weston comes for the county teachers’ exam. N S M Lawson of Moscow arrives from Idaho. J Slater and family depart for Portland to visit the fair and attend the bar association meeting. John J Kiew, missing recently, leaves for Portland. Fr E Judd returns to Bingham Springs with Mrs Judd and their son. Miss Mianohe Weaver visits from trainees and returns to Walla Walla. Howard Stephens travels from Mecham after inspecting sheep summering grounds. Rev T R Berton heads to Yamhill county for the month. expected return to resume services Sept 1. Lou E Wenham joins as telegraph editor at the Observer, replacing Herman UWeert who leaves.
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J. M. Watrus
Adare
Ceell
E. Links
James Stewart
North Yakima
Wash
Ron EL Thompeton
Butter Creek
J. A. McCarty
Feho
OW. Beatt
Portland
Sudee James A. Fee
Goone Roberts
CL. M. Roberts
W Viel
Olive Blaik
Weston
NS. M. Lawson
Moscow
Idaho
Savenger
J. Slater
Familly
Mr. Slater
John J. Kiew
Hir
Fr. E. Judd
Bingham Springs
Howard Stephens
Hunter & Stephens
Mecham
T. R. Berton
First Congregational Church
Yamhill County
Lou E. Wenham
Observer
The
Telegraph
Wenham
Herman ©. Uweert
Observer-tLe Grande Ob server vacation notice for Frank Wiilia
Frank Wiilia a well known brakeman on the Walla Walla Pendleton line of the IO R N will take a vacation next week visiting the Lewis and Clark fair and attending the Telegrathin congress in Portland from August 21 to 24. Pharmacy Board Meets Here for exam planning on September 12 in Pendleton with candidates awaiting the examination. convenient for Oregon pharmacists to be examined.
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Frank Wiilia
Portland
Phaermacy Board
Bord of Pharmacy
Overton
Pendleton
Oregon
Morning talk on company land rights blocks work
The morning report states Jowon Mecabd, manager of W. & C R., was informed about a gallant tow operation now running in new Vansyole. He allegedly ordered workers kept off the company right of way, hindering location seeks as two men were barred from using local farmer land in the neighborhood.
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Jowon
Local meat market owner suffers severe left wrist injury
L M Lyman of Lumin Brox meat market sustained a painful crush injury when a nail box shattered a pane of glass. His left wrist broke to the bone and flesh was torn several inches. Dr Cole treated the wound and the man was given care this afternoon.
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L. M. Lyman
Lumin Brox Meat Market
Cole
Man Ie
Owens May Reever
Joli B Owens of Bear Creek is reported to be improving after a serious illness yesterday. Dr C J Smith attending says the elderly man can now talk briefly and there are hopes for his full recovery.
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Owens May Reever
Joli B. Owens
Bear Creek
Ueman
C. J. Smith
Peculiar Road Dispute Spurs Survey For Cornucopia District
Ten surveyors depart Baker City for Cornucopia to survey a road tied to mining conflicts over land ownership. Humbert claims ground as his. Boggs asserts public road rights after 10 years. County control could settle whether the route remains private or county property amid long-standing dispute.
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Baker City
Cornucopia
Queen of the West
Pierre Humbert
Humbert
Boggs
Town Law Notes For Auto Passes In Open Country
A fragment from the Minnedpolis Tribune describes evolving town laws requiring drivers to slow and stop at warnings along cross town lines. It notes how drivers learned the rules as auto traffic spread, with warnings seen hundreds of yards ahead forcing early stops and cautious turns.
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Minnedpolis Tribune
Matrimony Bureau Sign In Court House Town
Dr W N Duinkhumn Cheyenne aged divine ran a matrimonial bureau next to the courthouse. A large sign reading Matry mona pinior hung above the doorway, letters torn. The goat doctor notes the sign has drawn many visitors despite being up only two days.
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Cupril
W. N. Duinkhumn
Cheyenne
Doedor
Hell
Denver
Building Two Cottages Near River Border
A local Oregon lumber yard is supplying material for two elegant cottages. Builders BLPF are constructing neat dwellings north of the river. The cottages are described as pretty and are being readied for rent.
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Oregon
BLPF
Local men plan sidewalk on South Thompson Street
New Shilowalk and Dick Lawrence will build a new sidewalk in front of their residence on South Thompson Street. Mr and Mrs Peter West left that night to visit the Tolws and Clark fair.
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Dick Lawrence
South Thompson Street
Peter West
Appendicitis debate and new rubber ring theory in 1900s notes
Reports from American and European authorities discuss appendicitis as a rising fashionable disease with surgery as a main cure but noting possible incomplete relief and complications. Dr Trever cautions about results, while Dr Pond links antimony poisoning from rubber rings to digestive disturbances. the piece also notes Twin Falls News equipment purchase and Holse Capital News item.
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Guenther
Berin
Roux
Frederick Trever
Edward
Wreat
Trever
Pond of
Livermoold
Pond
Doctor Pond
Rouer
Yale
Turner society to decide on brick building at Sixth and Main
A meeting of the Turners' society is planned in the room under the First National bank this evening to decide on erecting a two story brick building on Turner ground at the corner of Sixth and Main, costing $15,000. The funds are raised and $250 was collected in one day, showing strong support for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turners’ Society
First National Bank
Sixth and Main
Bolw Capital
Fires Rage on Deer Flat Forcing Residents Out
Grass and sagebrush fires burned on Deer Flat Sunday as residents fled and fought the flames to save homes in the Nampa area. Strong winds fanned the blaze, threatening several structures and prompting emergency responses from local residents and volunteers.
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Deer Flat
Nampa
Thistle Invasion Baffles Palouse Colfax Farms
Between Palouse and Colfax vast numbers of thistle plants have grown and are going to seed. They excite concern as farmers lack help for harvest and cannot spare time or men to destroy them.
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Palouse
Colfax
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