Anibal Divorce Case Details Cruelty Allegations
Mrs. Ella L. Anibal sues Edward C. Anibal for divorce in Pendleton alleging cruelties including insults at meals, long separations, and neglect that forced the wife and two daughters to endure hardship. She seeks custody of Nellie and Verna, monthly alimony, and attorney fees, noting a 1890 Vancouver marriage and years of dispute culminating in packing belongings and eviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
L. Anibal
Edward C. Anibal
Pendleton
Vancouver
Washington
Nellie
Verna
Anibal
Lehman Springs
Portland
WHERE MEN ARE GETTING RICH IN KOYUKUK REGION ALASKA
A special Alaska-Yukon Magazine correspondent reports fortunes on Nolan and Vermont creeks in the Koyukuk region. Names include Oscar Johnson Tom Edwards Charles Peterson A. E. Shook Joe Healy and Frank Decarlie. Early finds yield hundreds of thousands with many planning to start businesses or retire wealthy.
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Koyukuk
Alaska
Alaska-Yukon
Oscar Johnson
Tom Edwards
Charles Peterson
John Anderson
John Olson
Peterson
Nolan Creek
Vermont Creek
A. E. Shook
Joe Healy
Frank Decarlie
Minnesota potato crop near total failure report
Short Crop of Spuda notes Minnesota early potato crop almost a total failure and a large shortfall in the main crop. The German emperor is credited with 76 titles and the king of Boets é6 is mentioned in the same brief.
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Spuda
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Meacham Dance Promises Free Supper For Dancers
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports a Meacham Saturday night dance under the Ladies auspices with a free supper in the dance pavilion. The United Orchestra of Pendleton will provide music as Smythe nears home. A letter from Dan P Smythe via R W Fletcher notes head wounds healing and a return from Seattle in two to three weeks. Former Pendleton resident A Z Mitchell, president of Electric Bond & Shire Co of New York, once led eastern capitalists who visited Pendleton. he built the town’s first foundry and helped establish its early electric light plant to serve the city.
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United Orchestra of
Pendleton
Z. Mitchell
Electric Bond & Shire Company of
New York
Waltere
First
Electric Light Company
J. H. Raley
Mountain Home
Mr. Bruin
Jeffries
New Librarian Coming to Pendleton Public Library
Miss Lotta Fleet is secured to head Pendleton free public library and is expected to arrive next week. A graduate of Milwaukee-Downer College and Wisconsin Library School, Madison, she led Broadhead public library last year and brings substantial experience to the Pendleton post.
Better Service to East by Way of Spokane
Canadian Pacific Railway announces August 21 departure time for the Soo Spokane Portland Train DeLuxe shifted to 2.00 p.m. eastbound. Inland Empire passengers gain morning or noon Spokane connection and seamless eastward travel. Train remains fully equipped with electric lighted observation cars, standard sleepers, new tourist sleepers, dining car service, and comfortable day coaches.
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Geo. A. Walton
Canadian Pacific Railway
Spokane
Inland Empire
California hosts record number of real estate agents to greet tourist influx
San Francisco reports California has the largest share of Realtors relative to population as tourists and colonists arrive for state fairs and colonist periods. Farm activity rises as eastern farmers move in and large ranches may be broken into smaller holdings. California farms total 112,006 with over a million acres awaiting cultivation and farm product value reaches $264,303,885 for last year.
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San Francisco
California
Union
Golden State
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
St. Paul
Sacramento
Uncalled for Letters List at Pendleton Postoffice 1910
Advertised letters for the two weeks ending August 25 1910 at the Pendleton Oregon postoffice include Frank Arnold Glen Dunbar Herbert Hamilton Geo Armoon Maxine Elliott and many others with box numbers and multiple Mrs entries among the names. The list reflects routine post office notices of unclaimed mail in that era.
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Pendleton
Ore
Postoffice
Frank Arnold
Glen Dunbar
Herbert Hamilton
Geo. Armoon
Maxine Elliott
H. M. Hanigan
J. J. Ballery
W. P. Evans
Maurice Hastings
Wm. Butler
Alfons
Pear) Edwards
Dick Hicks
Klang
Fredeley
M. Hickey
Catherine Boynton
G. C. Fernel
Lewis E. Hasen
Reed Brown
Mia. Fanning
Annie Ireland
Ann Blackhorn
Herbert E. Foster
Jas, Johnson
Wm. Barnhart
Wm. Frail
Bertha Johnson
Bessie Brown
Cosmo Grammizzi
Mark G. Jones
E. L. Burrows
John Goodhue
Roscow
R. Johnson
P. O. Box
Emery Green
Amanda Jones
Bye Colbert
Mable Gnavondi
R. J. Kirkwood
Mark Can
Ernest Hrodes
D. F. Lampman
G. C. Caster
Clarence Hays
Lawrence Miles
Harry Chary
Mary Idaho
C. I. Moel
Frank L. Cohenour
Martha Luck
Ida’ Maim
J. H. Corey
L. G. McClellan
Asa Nevin
E. W. Chambers
J. BE. McKeen
John No
Lulu Cranshaw
R. E. Marshall
W. Ll. Patton
Maud Cook
Lula Mathews
Jack Proctor
Wm. Davidson
Geo, Mills
Ella Reager
Namin Davis
Jos McKay
RK. E. Ralnes
Edith Dickson
Ethel McDonald
Birtha Russlem
Royal Dodge
G. W. Graham
J. M. Raley
Wm. Rayom
A. Taylor
Faye Rodgers
Mr. Taylor
Hamberger Walton
Wm. Ruths
D. D. Thomas
Co. L. Rowe
Elnora Turney
W. E. Rose
Mrs. Jackson Voorhees
Paul Ruebesamen
Chas Wade
Mia
T. A. Robertson
Ralph Shafer
W. H. Wood
Effie Sheldon
Walter R. Wright
Elva Snyder
Hattie Williams
Marcus Stanley
W. Weber
Alma Smith
Julia Williams
Mary Shuel
Joe Younger
W. C. Startzrel
Artie Smith
Tom Smith
Lewis Swelfle
Hen Topplens
Sherry Tschima
Bott
Tomato
R. F. Taylor
A. B. Taylor
la Hoy Tibbetts
Harry Tu
Excursions Planned for Northwest Round-Up Show
J H ONeill traveling passenger agent for the O R and N says excur sion trains will run from Spokane Walla Walla Heppner and other northwest cities to the big wild west show next month. Spokane and Portland may host a day at the round up with the Falls City name attached to an excursion date. Times and special rates to be announced later.
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Northwest
Spokane
Walla Walla
Heppner
Portland
Dalles
J. H. O'Neil
O'Neill
Falls City
Civil Service push for Iowa police officials
Des Moines August 26 President A G Miller of the Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police urges the legislature to place all police officials under civil service. He seeks a state bureau of identification with a gallery of photos and fingerprints, plus a state detective bureau at the capitol.
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Civil Service
Des Moines
A. G. Miller
Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police
Miller
Aleo
Capitol
Dance on Sands at Night in Newport Society Scene
In Newport Rhode Island dancing on the sands to a colored Dolin band marked a first departure from the conventional season. A dinner service occurred in a tent then dancers cooled off in the surf at Hazard Beach near Ocean Drive. An element of risk followed the late bath after dinner.
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Sands
Newport
R. I
Hazard Beach
Ocean Drive
Newport Hostess Plans For Navy Guests
Mrs. Herman Oelrichs in Newport intends to entertain the Atlantic battleship fleet visited by junior residents. She plans to buy Freebody Park for two open air vaudeville performances or arrange an automobile parade for the sailors.
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Newport
R. I
Herman Oelrichs
Newport Nl
Oelrichs
Freebody Park
Bluejackets
At the Orpheum Programs Include Multiple 1000-Foot Features
The Orpheum presents Uncle Tom's Cabin Part II by Vitagraph a 1000 foot film about Uncle Tom and Little Eva. Also Adverting for a wife in An Advertisement Answered a comedic 1000 foot Essanay feature. Two Highland Lads a 1000 foot Vitagraph comedy with a wartime tale. Kalem drama 1000 foot A Colonial Belle. Selig comedies Sleep Walking Cure and The Foxy Lawyer plus The Princess and the Fishbone drama and a live dog scare.
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The
Orpheum
Vitagraph
Uncle Tom
St. Claires
Little Eva
Essanay
Robert Earl
Caroline
Roger Bacon
Continental Army
Betty Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Betty
Selig
English electrical firm offers Chinese apprentices in America
Vice Consul General Stuart J Fuller of Hongkong calls attention to a published offer by an English electrical manufacturer to take a few Chinese youths, under what appears to be the American college apprenticeship system, to receive training abroad.
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Stuart J. Fuller
Hongkong
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Barnhart & O'Gara
Standard Grocery Co
O'Gara Bros
Standard Grocery Co. Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Sec
Treas
East Court Street
Ella L
House Hill
Pendeton
Ann &T
Main St
Kirschbaum
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Pendleton Dye Works
Bam Alta
Newsy
Beatrice Wilkins
Charles Wilkins
Umatilla
Olney
Miss Wilking
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
R. N. Stanfield
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Echo
Castoria
Cattikea
Boston
Main Street
Alta and
Court Sts
Berlin
Jack Webster
Mgr
Court Se
Princess and the Fishbone
Foxy Lawyer
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
Joweler
Pendleton Drug CO
Empire Meat Co
Monk
FBI
Columbia University
Oregon
Prlenard Q Boscain
Pry Echo
Cal Pulah
F. A. Clise
John Schmidt
Male and
Coari Street
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