City Briefs and Local Notices
A scrambled city page lists ads for businesses such as Rader Carpet, Boston Store, Teutsch's Department Store, and Pendleton firms. It includes sales notices, employment wanted, lodging, and stage arrangements. A city council meeting failed to convene due to quorum issues with only three councillors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Business College
Lyman Bros
Boston
Hoomvelt
Rosas Nichols
Alfalty
Healietrom & Greenawald
Teutsch’s Department
SREUVICK EXAMINATION PETITION NOTICE
Walla Walla Washington photos list a Job examination on September 13 and 14 for multiple federal service positions. Several posts include construction engineer architect and topographical draftsperson with ages from 20 to 40 and salaries from 900 to 2000 dollars. Also notes personnel arrivals in New York en route to Milwaukee after a European trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Wash
Willa Walla
Tidian Merview
Philippine Service
Powmtnloy
Washington
Tient
Quartermanner
Mitrie
Caron
Neb
Selery
Fragmented Note on Train Schedule Incomplete Text
An OCR fragment references trains and timing but is incomplete. It mentions making better time and arriving near noon but lacks clear entities or actions to fully identify a news item. The readable words suggest travel or transit context without concrete facts.
Fifty Council on the Coast Sante Ron Adg MH
The grand council of the Young Men's Christian Association notes thanks to officers clergy and ministers. A coast committee with 500 members and $60,000 in treasury reports. Also a five dollar reward for the recovery of a light red cow missing four weeks. Charles H. Campbell Helix Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sante
Erin
Wrhion Wld
Charles H. Campbell
Helix
Oregon
Cashing Checks and Bank Services Across Regions
The First National Bank Pendleton Oregon offers check cashing for out of bank drafts with no charge and states they handle items from any city in the US or Canada and globally. A fragment mentions Philp Kreigh dead in Indiana and a string of disjointed notes about a Dixie show and a street parade with a self-punishment remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
First National Bank
Pendleton
Oregon
Personal mentions fill Pendleton visitors and travelers
A long list of residents and visitors stops in Pendleton and surrounds, including A Stephens of Umatilla, W P Baker of Eigin Union County, N McArthur of Athens, and many others from Walla Walla Spokane Reno and Port land. The notes cover short visits, departures, and travel plans with trains and fairs referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Stephens
Umatilla
W. PF. Baker
Eigin
Union County
Grady
la Grande
Charien Fishin
Pendleton
Win Stewart
Inland Empire
N. McArthur
Athens
Wash
J. W. Rie
Nampa
Walla Walla
Gitwon
Tunily
Spokane
Cro
Mra
J Ft. Miller
Porivid
Worp
Matlock
Portland
Sound
J. Melcher
Starbuck Freight Division
Petr Tredelli
Wild Horse Creek
Spokaia
Mother Stanialous
Slaters
St. Francis
Yeatorday
la Grande Observer
Allep Cameron
Paserger Diikemon
Tie Oyne III
Wallin Walla
W. M. Beott
Helix
Bingham Springs
Warner
Iniokee
Parker County
The Brain of Man and the Memory Theory in Crime
The article discusses a controversial theory about repressed memories and brain indents revealing forgotten recollections after illness or injury. It connects era debates on psychology with a report on twelve railway workers disciplined for dishonest practices at ticket booths and turnstiles during an expedition, noting collective theft and internal conspiracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
St Louis
C. FF. Donwhite
Che fWlr
Oriel
Witesi
Tamyerin
The Indian gait and balance as described in walking
A fragmented excerpt discusses the Indian gait, balance, and foot mechanics, comparing it to woodsman and ropewalker strides. It notes weight distribution, toe and heel work, and the potential for improved stability on uneven ground, followed by an unrelated anecdote about a 16th regiment recruiting sermon.
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Pudian
Lila
Napoleon's manners in dining and conduct
The excerpt describes Napoleon chewing with a knife and making odd noises, pulling flowers' whiskers, pinching ears, and often insulting women with coarse language. It emphasizes his belief that money is of great value and notes his behavior at work among others.
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Napoleon
Tax protest fades as rail valuation debate cools
Tax agents for the Oregon railway district did not protest at yesterday’s county board of equalization session over raising the company’s assessed value from 7000 to 10000 per mile. Commissioners anticipated a clash with railroad interests but heard little opposition, with officials noting potential similar action in Wasco County as valuations trend upward since 1904. The Dalles district taxables include two miles of railroad and depot facilities, totaling 900,096 dollars, as Wasco County records show overall valuation growth from 1900 totals.
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County Board of Equalization
Walla Walla
Morrow
Millrord
Mirmur
Cominiesiders
Mhmmpany
Tnatiia
Wasco County
Schoodln
Dalles
Amos
Wweat
Mosler
White County
Trouble is Brewling in Forbidden Territory Lines
A fragment notes bands called Bleep and Kreenie Hee Crile Olise on lines of forbidden territory. The text suggests trouble brewing among groups crossing restricted borders and unspecified zones. No clear events, dates, or locations are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbidden Territory
Miners Warn of Action Over Encroachment
From the Baker City Democrat an underground muttering is heard as miners threaten prompt action if encroachment continues, signaling rising tensions and potential conflict in the mining area.
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Baker City
Wheat yields and wine output reported in Summerville notes
T Glenn of Summerville and Simon Woodell appear in a brief note. Glenn supposedly harvested 2190 psagles of wheat from 150 acres while Woodell produced 2 150 wicky from a quarter section. Origin: La rane Observer.
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T. T. Glenn
Summerville
Simon Woodell
Larane Observer
Toland Pioneer Mills Set for Wheat Grinding Start
The La Grande Observer notes poles are set and wiring will be strung next week as the six horse electric motor begins grinding the new wheat crop at Pioneer Mills Toland Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Toland
la Grande
Peculiarity of Ghosts Fragments in a Chicago Tribune Piece
A fragmented excerpt discusses ghosts and their priority for trivial possessions over intellect after death. It notes scientific figures and others are drawn to dirt, squalor, and shoestrings left behind, reflecting a curious view of the afterlife and forgotten artifacts.
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Chicago
Announcement of a Dinner Bell Through History
A London Globe essay traces how announcing a meal evolved from monastery bells to medieval and literary references. It notes the dinner bell as the oldest method and describes its persistent use despite other signaling modes over centuries.
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London Globe
Conren
Spotted Hin Trip Ends in Mourning
A man in Kavens faces family strife as his wife dies. On the day of the funeral the undertaker pressed him to accompany his mother in law to the grave, offering limited caskets. The man refused, stating he would not ride with her, while the undertaker argued options were full.
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Kavens
Kausue City Journal
Destructive Grandfather Seeks Goods at Local Wire Store
A descriptive note recalls a man sending Little Morr to the wire shop for sale fur bin. She arrives and recalls the phrase and the request that follows, hinting at a coded exchange or errand. The fragment suggests family instruction and a puzzling quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deloy
Newiel Gore
Morr
Erand
North Carolina preacher quotes on marriage price
Fragment reports a matéyre asking a preacher about marriage costs. The preacher replies it would cost five dollars. The responder, a negro, protests he would only marry one woman, implying a single binding union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valle Ata
Mirry
Railroad collision near Roseville cuts two crews
Two Union Pacific freight trains collided near Roseville, injuring crew members from the two locomotives. Rescue teams responded as officials investigated the derailment and cause of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Hedd-On
Rosewiibe Kuta
Huibaon
Otwen
Cunrever Reese
Uralomien
Hed
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Lee Teutsch
Byere
Green Greenawald & Headstrom
Teutsch's Department Store
Greenawald & Headstrom
Howwe and
Lot
North Side
Haintey
Court St
Neady
FP. H. Sawtell
Oshle Street
Hidaway Springs
Tallman& Coe
Jean
Garfield
Washingtonetree
Howard & Swindle
Qqmorum of
Chetthy
Mendes Minyor Matlock
Louis Hunziker
WELR
Optician
Main Street
New York
Tim
Momper Lane
Sadie
Europe
Milwaukee
Viet Wee Shree
Philp Kreigh
Atilesville
Ind
du Diroyuey
Oe Tange Paert
Dixie
Etolonee le
Koeppens
Drtuggiste
Koeppen & Brothers
Wolk
Mulkey
Blakesley
Jinetlon
Cole
Porth
Petunia Te Ries Pole
Dike i
Pen
RF Warner
St Paul, Main
Key Rilew
Columbia Law Schult
Washington, D. C
Wind
Nic Prormer
Mtudtent
Oa Viest
Tafe
Wallowa
San Fricieco
Honolulu
Rin Priel
Manila
Townalte
Hartman
Bentley
Gopal
ETON
ORB
Tell
Tir
Beaton
Eltham
Kent
England
Regiment of Foot
Nti
Cote
Palmer
Keenbey
Sweeney
Brock & McComas Company Druggists
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