Creamery Outlook Says Pendleton Not Ready Yet
George D. Goodhue of the Commercial Creamery Company In Salem visited Pendleton and said the time is not ripe for a local creamery. He urged farmer cooperation to supply milk and keep cream at proper temperature, noting Ukiah farmers turn cream to butter and must sell locally. He praised the La Grande creamery and its good output while stressing the need for a railway based plant to transport cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Goodhue
Pendleton
Commercial Creamery Company
Salem
Goodhue
Walla Walls
Dairying Section Sees Record Separators Paid
A fragment notes that the dairying section is thriving with more separators paid in the country this year than anywhere else in the Northwest, signaling strong activity and investment in dairy infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Cushioning seats and new hymnals for Congregational Church
One hundred hymnals titled Pilgrim Hymn will be used starting September 4 as cushions for church seating are completed. The Ladien' Ald Society met yesterday to finalize this improvement along with furnace repairs repainting repapering graining and finishing the walling of the new fuel collar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Ladien' Ald Society
Yesternay
Hymon
Will Lay New Piping At City Waterworks Project
Old piping removed as 2000 feet of 2 inch piping on Lilleth and Tustin Streets will be replaced with larger piping to serve the school and surrounding homes. New lines will run to higher ground areas as demand dictates and daily Portland deliveries of about 1000 feet of 2 inch piping are expected for the water department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilleth
Tustin
Grund
Prnet
Portland
Water Department
Weston to build new opera house opens soon
O T Douglass and J M Aad worth will erect a 40 by 80 foot frame opera house on a city donated site. The project costs about 2500 dollars and will be well equipped. The town has lacked an opera house for five months.
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Weston
O. T. Douglass
J. M. Aad«worth
Peoples Warehouse Extends Space Within Store Building
Beginning September 1 Peoples Warehouse will take possession of the room now occupied by the Herron confectionery and extend their floor space into the building. The confectionery quarters will be devoted to men's furnishings exclusively and several weeks will be required to complete alterations and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Warehouse
Herron Confectionery
Attractive New Store Room Opens on Court Street
W Stroble, Court street furniture dealer, completes new building and moves stock. New goods arrived and are being displayed, enabling Stroble to better serve patrons. Why is It th’ farmer boy runs away to sea an’ th’ old seller’s alwaya creamin’ he wuz on a form?
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W. Stroble
Court Street
Stroble
Money Hath Wings Banking Ad Teaser
All your dollars are willing to work for you and earn through this bank. Save your dollars while you can as this bank provides the means to grow money. Call to learn more about the Money Hath Wings offering.
Pierce and Cooley Lead Oregon Wheat Growth Report
Pierce Tweedy & Co. raised 2140 acres of wheat and 500 of barley, totaling 102,900 bushels of wheat and 30,000 of barley. Pierce & Cooley contributed 1200 acres of wheat and 700 of barley, totaling 98,700 wheat and 17,600 barley. Senator Pierce may be the state's largest grain raiser, with holdings also in Union county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce & Tweedy
Pierce & Cooley
Walter Pierce
Oregon
Pierce, Tweedy & Co
Wheatenatty
Pleree & Cooley
Senator Merce
Dave Craln
Thia
Pierce
Union County
McCoy to Fight Mitchell in September in this city
Kid McCoy the featherweight champion of Pennsylvania will face J M Mitchell Billy Nogart in a scheduled bout on September 9 in this city. Bogart expects both fighters to arrive in peak condition and plans to challenge the Walla Walla winner in the same city. Amateurs from Mitchells school also box at the Armory tonight with local youths showing promise.
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Kid McCoy
Pennsylvania
J. M. Mitchell
Billy Nogart
McCoy
Pen- Weton
Mitchell
Bogart
Walla Walla
Perry Queenan
Salt Lake
Kid Parker
Denver
Walla Walla Prospects Bright Says H O Peck
H O Peck of Walla Walla, visiting Pendleton, claims the county's wheat crop is the largest in history and prices are high, noting Inland Empire prosperity. He compares eastern and western regions, says Walla Walla is undergoing street improvements and will soon have the prettiest driveways in Eastern Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
H. O. Peck
Garden City
Pendleton
Inland Empire
Cound
Oregon
Wallington
Washington
Livestock Agent Seeks Recovery of Stock Market Mood
O A and N Livestock Agent C J Millis says market mood is down due to Chicago tensions with packers and employees. He sees overall business and agriculture thriving, noting excellent crops and good prices for Oregon farmers while awaiting packer-employe settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Millis
O. A. & N. Company
Chicago
Oregon
Rigby Helps an Old Soldier in a Bakery Bill
George Weatfall relays a tale of deceit by Woerttall who claimed aid from a post commander. Rigby doubted the story yet bought provisions at a Court Street bakery for 60 cents and paid the bill. He suspects the old man may be a veteran but seeks accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weatfall
Rigby
Court Street
Rigbys
Boils Home
Clerks Union Holds Enthusiastic Meeting in Pendleton
The local branch of the Clerks International Association drew its largest turnout of the year. Three new members were initiated and three more added on approbation, boosting total membership to over 60, making it Pendleton’s strongest labor organization. The meeting discussed the agreement with dry goods and hardware stores to close at 6 PM after September 1, noting grocery clerks are not members and are excluded from the closing rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roni Clerks’ International Association
Pcasion
Pendleton
At & O'Clock
City to Open Schools September 19 Amid Harvest Season
County Judge Ayres visits as Morrow County celebrates longtime pioneer. Delay in opening aims to aid harvest workers and rural families settling children in town housing. Elsie Lassater travels from Walla Walla to meet relatives before moving to Ann Arbor for James Lassater studies at Michigan State University.
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Ayres
Morrow County
Thomas
Elsie Lassater
Walla Walla
Ann Arbor
Mich
James Jamesater
Michigan State University
Jude Ayres
Pendleton man Henry LaCombe visits St Josephs Academy plans
Former Pendleton resident Henry LaCombe traveled from Wallowa county to arrange for his daughter’s placement at St Joseph’s Academy for the coming year. He recently left Pilot Rock and is thriving in Wallowa, noting a favorable year for sheepmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Henry LaCombe
Wallowa
LaCombe
Next Union Meeting at Hapilat Church Next Sunday
Rev Jonathan Edwardes will preach at the union meeting in Hapilat church with Miss Hazel Bickers presiding and Miss Mytelene Fraker singing. Service aims to start at 7 30 pm and the public is invited for a discoursive program of music and readings. Includes note of local death in Forest City Ark.
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Jonathan Edwardes
Hapilat
Hazel Bickers
Mytelene Fraker
Bought Rader's Black Team and Dakota buyers plan
Warren and Sheely, Dakota horse buyers, have made several purchases and expect two carloads of horses soon. They bought M. A. Rader's black team and some individual horses. Mrs. Mary Ayres returned to Heppner from Walla Walla, visiting Mrs. George Fell, and plans to rent a residence there for next year to send her two children to school.
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Rader
Warren & Sheely
Fred Tante
M. A. Rader
M. J. Carney
Wii
Walla Walla
Mary Ayres
Heppner
George Fell
Spokane Visitors and Local Tradesmen Share Town Ties
C Campbell in Spokane visits with Haye who has vacationed at Lehman Springs and stayed with J A Dupuis. Haye now returns to work in Spokane in the second hand business alongside W C Campbell, formerly a Pendleton blacksmith.
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H. Haye
Lehman Springs
Spokane
J. A. Dupuis
Mr. Haye
W. C. Campbell
Pendleton
Excavation Contract Awarded for Smith Crawford Site
The contract for excavating the Smith Crawford building site at Main and Water street has been awarded to J Hastings. Work will begin after the old structure is demolished and must be completed within 25 days.
Health Improves After Mountain Outing
Families of Steve and Thomas Hampton return from mountain outing near Meacham. Mrs McCully accompanies them. Her health and that of her daughter Mrs Hampton greatly improved.
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Steve
Thomas Hampton
Meacham
Mra. McCully
Mra
Steve Hampton
New Traction Engine Replaces Dormant Unit at Reservation
Joe Snyder received a new traction engine that evening to use on harvest operations breaking out on the reservation. The old engine had "played out" before the season was over.
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Joe Snyder
Hls
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Creamery Outlook
Tallman & Co
Tallman @ Co
New Opera House
Commercial National Bank of
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Thug
Wood Paisley
Forest City
Ark
W. W. Rainbolt
ElgHy
OWL
Shoston Store
Roosevelt
Boston
BAER @ DALEY
C. C. BE
Rkeley
Goodman-Thompson
Mal Street
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