Pendleton Spirit Tee Teutsch Returns Home Optimistic
Glad 10 GE Home Pendleton Spirit Tee Teutsch reports strong business across the middle west and east as he resumes local affairs after travel. He praises Pendleton community spirit and reflects on broader advertising needs, noting his Stirling Illinois department store purchase during travels.
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Tee Teutsch
Middle West
East
Wall West
Lee Teutsch
Teutsch
Pendleton
Stirling
Til
Teutsch family stores expand with midland and coast moves
Mr Teutsch plans permanent Stirling store operation and frames management by Albert W McClure while Charles Bean leads the Preston Idaho store. The pair toured the middle west and east noting robust business and optimistic farm, real estate and investment prospects. They expect future advertising and real estate inquiries, with Lloyd Miller to join as dry goods department head.
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Teutsch
Stirling
Albert W. McClure
Wall Street
West
Elmer Cleaver
Chicago
Northwest
Texas
Middle States
Oregon
Washington
Middle West
Nuna maker and Lieuallen wed in Hood River home
At the home of Mr and Mr John Geiss on August 25 James RL Nuna maker of Hood River and Miss Martha L Lieuallen of Adams were married by Rev P S Rogers pastor of Adams Baptist church. The groom is a leading Hood River fruit grower with a large ranch. The bride, long a resident with her brother in law John Geiss, is one of the communitys popular young women. A small gathering attended the ceremony and a flower bedecked setting framed the wedding feast. They departed by train for a wedding tour through several Pacific Northwest cities before settling in Hood River.
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John Geiss
James RL Nunamaker
Hood River
Martha L. Lieuallen
Adams
Rogers
Baptist Church
Nanamaker
Walla Walla
Yakima
Tacoma
Seattle
Chehalis
Portland
Currin Stearns Couple Wed in Baker City
Dr. Amy D Currin formerly of Pendleton Baker City married W H Stearns of Watertown New York in Baker City. Stearns worked for the government in Baker City and the couple plan to reside in Syracuse New York after a western visit. Currin has many friends in Pendleton and eastern Oregon.
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Amy D. Currin
Baker City
W. H. Stearns
Watertown
New York
Stearns
Miss Currin
Pendleton
West
Syracuse
Tr. Currin
Oregon
Two Acre Pine Patch Promises 2000 Bushels of Wild Plums
J H Ferguson near Wild Horse townsite reports his two acre plum patch will yield about 2000 bushels this year. The bushes, grown from cuttings brought from Johnson County Missouri, are wild plums native to Missouri and Kansas. The fruit is good for eating raw or for sauce and bears well where other varieties fail.
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J. H. Ferguson
Wild Horse
Ferguson
Johnson County
Missori
Missouri
Kansas
Pendleton crowd returns from Bingham Springs on No 1
A large Pendleton group rode No 1 from Bingham Springs after a delightful Sunday outing. Those listed include Mrs. C. E. Roosevelt, Mrs. George Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cohen, Mrs. Harriet Thompson, Edward Burke, and others.
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Bingham
Pendleton
Bingham Springs
C. E. Roosevelt
George Hartman
Leon Cohen
Harriet Thompson
Edward Burke
Change at Vaudeville Star Theater Tonight
A full program change at the Star Theater features the three act comedy drama Revenge as the main attraction with new moving pictures and songs. Seven performers will star in the play tonight.
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Star Theater
Successful mission visit at Tutullla Presbyterian Church
Supt. McFatridge of the Umatilla reservation and his family attended services at the Tutullla Presbyterian mission on the Umatilla Reserve. He praised the mission's record and current work after ten years in Indian service, noting the strong Christian spirit and visible evidence among full blood Indians.
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Tutullla
Umatilla Reserve
McFatridge
Umatilla
Presbyterian Mission
Indian Department
Presbyterian
Tutuilla
Wallowa Fair Moves to Lostine Dates Set
The Enterprise News-Record reports Wallowa County Fair moves to Lostine with October 9, 10 and 11 set. The paper urges county newspapers to aid Lostine by publicizing the event as the busiest of the year drawing crowds from across the region.
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Wallowa
Lestine
Enterprise News-Record
Great Wallowa
Oregon
Wallowa County
Lostine
Reasonable Time for Check Presentation
Depositors question who bears loss when checks are presented after Oregon Trust & Savings Bank closes. J N Tea says no fixed period exists. reasonableness depends on circumstances, with longer if sent out of town. J Ainsworth, United States National Bank, cites 24 hours as reasonable from a banker’s view since banks may close or observe holidays.
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Oregon Trust & Savings Bank
J. N. Tea
J. ©. Ainsworth
United States National Bank
Careless Fires In Forest Reserve Led To Fines
Foresters traced a small blaze started by two foreign laborers near the Fremont transmission line by Imperial then near the Columbia burlt area. Forest Supervisor Treland and rangers extinguished the flames, arrested the men, and Judge Baird fined each $25 for starting the fire. The pair admitted guilt and were warned this act will be severely penalized if repeated.
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Forest Reserve
Blue Mountain American
Fremont
Imperial
Bourne
Columbia
Burlt & Fire
Forest Supervlaor Treland
Watch Found in Dead Man's Grasp Scene Shocks Clergyman
Rt Rev Dr Chadwick recounts a tale in which a pickpocket found dead clutching a clergyman's watch. The incident occurred with Rev W H White, once Savoy chaplain and Speaker Brand's chaplain, who in his early ministry tended a dying man in Brighton. White awoke, prayed, and learned his watch had been taken as the man died in dire surroundings.
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Chadwick
Derry
Raphoe
W. H. White
Savoy
House of Commons
Brand
White
Brighton
Mr. White
E D Nichols to Speak at Court House Tonight
Splendid free lecture by E D Nichols, famed American platform speaker, in circuit court room at 8 o clock. Admission free. a silver offering will be taken. Nichols known for engaging talks across Maine to San Diego and Seattle.
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E. D. Nichols
Court House
Circuit Court Room
Mr. Nichols
Maine
San Diego
Seattle
Lyngh Law at Walla Walla
In the early frontier days of Walla Walla the Fraternity men served as first sheriffs and criminals faced gloved justice. Vigilantes imposed swift retribution, hanging certain offenders and ridding the town of thieves and highwaymen as law and order rose amid murders, robberies, and escalating violence.
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Walla Walla
Idaho
Montana
Lycurgua Jackson
Jim Buckley
Cogshill
Bill Bunton
Second Street
Slim Jim
Richard Bogle
Englander
Oriental Hotel
Kellough Company
San Francisco
George Porter
Mr. Englander
Porter
Vancouver
Salt Lake Ety
Fred Patterson
Captain Stapleton
Portland
Boise City
Donahue
Patterson
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters: a remedy promise
A vintage ad touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a refreshing remedy for stomach and bowel ills. It claims to strengthen the stomach open clogged bowels induce sleep and cure dyspepsia indigestion loss of appetite constipation and female complaints.
Northwest Vigilante Movement Reaches Walla Walla
A historical account describes vigilante actions spreading through the northwest. It notes Donahue and Patterson trial outcomes, a juror mood shift, and the city marshal avoiding further trials. Walla Walla figures as a conduit for captured criminals passing through during this period of reform and fear.
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Donahue
Patterson
Banquo
Walla Walla
Northwest
Lewiston
Oregon State Fair Dates Change to September 16 21
The Oregon State fair runs September 16 to 21 this year extending a week later to accommodate thousands working in hop fields and crowd the fair. Forecasters expect better weather during the later dates. Unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent in the East Oregonian building.
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Oregon
East Oregonian
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Pendleton Spirit
F. &. S. Bitters
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Nunamaker-Lieuallen
Pater
Currin-Stearns
Mara Voelker
Wallowa Fair
Lyngh Law
Walla Walla Union
Hostetter
Boston
Peter
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Pendleton Investment Co
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Minnesota
Towa
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