Cattle Shipments From Umatilla and Grant Rise This Week
Five thousand head of fat cattle are ready for markets on the rich ranges of southern Umatilla and northern Grant counties. Seventy-nine carloads will depart Pendleton this week for Puget Sound markets and Portland firms, with shipments continuing weekly through autumn. Cattle quality is high and prices satisfactory, signaling a strong year for cattlemen amid increasing deposits and recovering bank figures.
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Umatilla
Grant
Pendleton
the Sound
Portland
Northern Pacific
Carsteen Brothers
Tacoma
Nate Rains
Frye-Bruhn Company
Seattle
Carsteens
Bank report highlights unusual condition at Pendleton bank
The Pacific Banker notes the recent report on the Commercial National Bank of Pendleton Oregon shows an unusual condition. The article emphasizes the bank's financial posture and its current standing within the local banking scene.
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Pacificc
Commercial National Bank
Commercial National Bank of
Pendleton
Time to act on early cold and fever care
Short note urges prompt action at first signs of illness to prevent a deeper, longer lasting condition. Delays can extend suffering and complicate recovery. Take early steps now to reduce duration and severity.
Kunkel Relocates to New Spokane Office and Warehouse
The Builder and Engineer notes Albert Kunkel, formerly of Pendleton, now in Spokane in the implement trade, is moving from 5121 Monroe to a new office and warehouse on the Great Northern right of way at Jefferson Street North Side. The building has just been finished and adds storage and work space for his farm and mill machinery business.
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Tle
Ite
A. Kunkel
Pendleton
Spokane
Albert Kunkel
Monroe Street
Great Northern
Jefferson Street
North Side
Rader Family Returns From Grant County Mountain Outing
Mr and Mrs M A Rader and son Donald came home after a two week trip in Grant county in the John Day river region. They camped along the river and found ample huckleberries, gathering about 49 quarts during the outing.
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M. A. Rader
Donald
Grant County
John Day River
Will
Couple Nichols Florence May Grady and Henry N Wiley Wed
Florence May Grady and Henry N Wiley were married Saturday night at the bridegroom’s home 5612 Howard Street by Rev Paul Little of HavA Park Methodist church. The bride arrived from Peoriall for the ceremony. Wiley is a member of the real estate firm Wiley and Wiley. They will reside in the city.
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Florence May Grady
Henry N. Wiley
Howard Street
Paul Little
Hav
Your grocer refunds money if you don’t choose Schiilioe’s Best
A fragmented notice states a grocer will return payment to customers who do not select Schiilioe’s Best products, signaling a customer satisfaction or promotional policy. The readable text implies a money-back guarantee linked to choosing a store brand.
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Schiilioe
Montana Wool Buyers Face Higher Prices After Holdout
The Montana wool industry reports buyers faced resistance from Montana, Wyoming, and Utah growers who held back sales. Oregon sales were cited to justify higher Montana prices, with witnesses noting imports and warehouse tactics in Omaha. Associations claim informing growers curbed misleading price erosion, and Montana wool rose to 18-19 cents per pound in some cases. The piece also notes a weekend crowd at Wenaha with multiple local visitors and attractions.
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Montana
Oregon
Joe King
Dewey, Gould,& Co
Wyoming
Utah
Ailso
Omaha
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Associations of Wool Growers
Montana Wool Growers' Association
Bar to Open in Bowman Building Corner Room
John Heathman and Martin Anderson plan a soft drink bar in the corner room of the Bowman building formerly used by the Oregon Wine and Liquor Company. The work of arranging the place is nearly finished and they expect to open soon. Both possess experience in the trade and cite a prime location.
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John Heathman
Martin Anderson
Bowman
Oregon Wine & Liquor Cmpany
Return to Germany for Koepken after Beckhusen estate work
H Koepken of Oldenburg Germany arrives after settling J L Beckhusens estate following an in country death by hanging in the ball park. He plans to travel via California and Kansas and expects to reach Germany by the first of the year.
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H. Koepken
Oldenburg
Germany
J. L. Beckhusen
Old Country
California
Kansas
Fire destroys farm home at Snipe Valley Ranch
The 8 R Neil residence near Albeo in Snipe Valley burned Saturday evening while occupants were away. All dairy and creamery equipment and household goods were destroyed, with an estimated loss around 2500 dollars. The Nell place, a well known southern county farm, housed A S Paul and family who operated the dairy.
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R. Neil
Snipe Valley
8. R. Neil
Albeo
A. S. Paul and
Paul
Nell Place
Coun
Folsom Funeral Draws Large Crowd in Pilot Rock
Large attendance marked the funeral of Mrs. Folsom in Pilot Rock yesterday. Rev. Charles Quinney of the Church of the Redeemer conducted services. A Missouri native aged 42 years, she came with parents from the Willamette Valley as a child and moved to Pilot Rock at age 12, marrying William Folsom on June 14, 1886.
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Integra
William Folsom
Pilot Rock
Judge H J Bean Relaxes at Hidaway Springs This Summer
Judge H J Bean of the district court is resting at Hidaway springs with his family for the summer. He plans to tend to business accumulated recently and stay a few more weeks before bringing the family home.
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H.J. Bean
District Court
Hidaway Springs
Fire Eater Arrives After Wanderings Near Kamela and Meacham
A migratory fire eater who has performed outdoors in Kamela Meacham and Bingham Springs for several days arrived in the city. The act may give further street performances here.
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Kamela
Meacham
Bingham Springs
Ori
Walter Glasby Threshes Big 50 Bushels From 69 Acres Near Armstrong
Pullman Washington August 11 With wheat yields of 26 to 50 bushels per acre and prices from 76 to 80 cents a bushel farmers near Pullman are optimistic. Walter Glasby’s 69 acre farm near Armstrong yields over 50 bushels per acre of 80 cent wheat, valuing land at about 40 to 50 dollars per acre. Many fields within ten miles may hit 60 bushels per acre, promising substantial land value based on a single harvest.
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Walter Glasby
Pullman
Armstrong Siding
Here
One of the Essentials of the happy homes
A promotional notice extols a health minded approach and endorses the genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna from the California Fig Syrup Co as a proven ethical remedy for family laxative needs recommended by physicians and the Well-Informed of the World.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Lost handkerchief with tatting and initials BS
Small handmade handkerchief with tatting around edges and initials BS in the corner. Reward offered for return to this office.
Beekeeping Laxative Syrup Promises Cough Relief
Beeps Laxative Cough Syrup offered for children and adults to ease coughs croup hoarseness and whooping cough with gentle laxative action. Advertised as guaranteed and sold by A. C. Koeppen and Bros. The notice emphasizes prompt relief and family use.
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A. C. Koeppen & Bros
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Standard Grocery Co
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Golden Rule
Pendicton
Auro
F. Moorhead
Pendleton Bank
F&s
Tallman & Co
Kunkel
Seat
City Property
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Pendleton, Ore
United States Depository
Beara
Hig
East Oregonian
Tribune
Wenaha
Umatilla River
Meacham Creek
Dudley Hall
T. C. Smalls
Walla
J. Burke
Leon Cohen
C. E. Roosevelt
F. E. Judd
T. C. Taylor
Burshew
Lewiston
L. B. Wineton
Wilson
Athena
Adams
Horace W. King
J. L. Vaughan
Oliver P. Morton
Hermiston
Fay le Grow
Max Baer
G. E. Peringer
Frank Cornfield
Myrtle Cornfield
The
Bast
Oregonian
MES. Folsom's Funerato
Ely
Roosevelt
Boston
Pullman, Wash
the Cornelius
Cara
Deak
Cornelius
Park and Alder Streets
N. K. Clarke, Mgr
C. W. Cornelius
Watchmaking and Engraving School
4Th & Pike Sts
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