Walla Walla Pushes for Wallula Deputy Sheriff
A Walla Walla Statesman report urges placing a deputy at Wallula to curb rising crime along the rail line. Officials in Umatilla and Columbia counties back the idea if neighboring counties assign deputies to Starbuck and Umatilla, enabling joint patrols. Local residents note Umatilla already has an officer and question the need for Wallula coverage, while citing robberies and slow response times as justification for a dedicated Wallula deputy.
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Umatilla
Wallula
Davis
Garden City
Columbia Counties
Columbia County
Starbuck
Walla Walla County
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Franklin County
Pendleton Roller Mills Power and Prestige
Pendleton Roller Mills, owned by W B Byers, operates as Pendleton Mills with a daily capacity of 800 barrels of flour. The firm ships its product worldwide to Australia, Africa, Europe and Asia. Five large fireproof stone warehouses and a large grain elevator support the operation, totaling 340000 capacity.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. 8. Byers
Pendleton Mills
Australia
Africa
Europe
Asia
Wheat Purchases Rise as Byers Buys 200000 Bushels
Sacks of wheat totaling about 680000 bushels are noted this season with Mr. Byers having purchased over 200000 bushels so far. He is receiving daily between 1500 and 2000 sacks, each containing two bushels.
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Byers
One Cent Postage Bill Fails Law Signing
A proposed one cent postage bill for all first class mail failed to become law due to expected revenue loss. The notice shifts to health advice urging Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a preventive measure and remedy for headache indigestion dyspepsia constipation and biliousness. A bottle is recommended to prove its benefits.
Demand for Houses in East Oregon City
A real estate dealer tells East Oregonian reporters that housing demand for rentals is high and current vacancies are scarce. He notes rents of 10 to 15 dollars monthly for four or five room homes, with better rates for closer, desirable locations, and calls for 25 to 30 more houses to meet inquiries.
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East Oregonian
Mississippi Sunday Schools Convention Opens in Winona
Delegates arrive by stage for the 23rd annual Mississippi Sunday School Association session in Winona. The two day program starts this evening in the Methodist church with President J. T. Buck presiding, featuring papers and addresses by notable Sunday school workers.
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Winona
Miss
Mississippi Sunday School Asssociation
Methodist
J. T. Buck
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Universal Cure
There is more Catarrh to this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until recently was thought incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is claimed as the only constitutional cure taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts on blood and mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Bold claims for Hall's Family Pills as well.
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Lidwell Brothers
Wallula
Pete Johnson
Johnson
Spokane
Hunt's Junction
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Rose Cheney & CO
A Fine Library on North Coast Limited Trains
140 volumes of the best literature arranged on each Northern Pacific North Coast Limited train. These are the only trains in the West that are lighted throughout by electricity.
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Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific's latest sought nationwide in 1902 plea
Citizens across the country urge libraries schools and homes to obtain the Northern Pacific publication sending six cents to Charles Fee G P. T. A. at St Paul Minnesota for copies.
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Northern Pacific
Charles
Fee
St. Paul
Minn
Servant Girl Shortage Faces Pendleton Homes This Fall
An East Oregonian interview with an employment agent outlines strong demand for white servant girls across Pendleton as fall arrivals strain supply. Japanese workers earn similar wages to girls, while Chinese helpers command higher pay for cooking. language and stability influence preference for Japanese staff.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian
Pendelton
Nurse Repositions Dislocated Neck in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia man named Thomas W. Wright was punched and dislocated his neck. A nurse at the hospital gently manipulated his head back into place, producing a snap and immediate relief with no further pain. Doctors praised the nurse for her skilled aid.
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Philadelphia
Thomas W. Wright
Jeffries
Corbett
Wright
League of Municipalities to Meet in Grand Rapids
The sixth annual meeting of the League of American Municipalities opens in Grand Rapids at the Furniture Exposition building tomorrow. Mayor Palmer will welcome delegates and Mayor Charles B Ashley of New Bedford, league president, will reply. About 200 mayors and city officials are attending and discussions run through the week.
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League of America
Palmer
Charles 8. Ashley
New Bedford
League
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