Pendleton Harvesters Show Promising Reynolds Machines
Three Reynolds combined harvesters built by inventor A D Reynolds in Pendleton were tested successfully during the recent harvest. Elgin and Nell, Bain Brothers, and Moons owned units used throughout the season, praised for grain cleanliness and time savings due to the automatic side hill adjuster. Limited local facilities allowed only three machines this season, with orders refused. a stock company and Pendleton factory are being organized to manufacture more, employing around 20 workers if seated locally at Pendleton Ironworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendieton Harvesters
Pendleton
A. D. Reynolds
Elgin & Nell
Bain Brothers and
Moons
Reynolds
Umatilla
Umatilla County
Berkeley
Cal
Cold Starts Needs Early Check to Avert Deep Seated Ills
The piece urges immediate medical action when a cold begins. delaying care can allow it to deepen, making cure harder and prolonging suffering. It warns that every hour lost at the onset may extend the illness by days.
Eugene Plans Advanced High School Course
City Superintendent Stéeckman of the Eugene schools and Principal Hug of the high school will introduce a normal course this year as authorized by the state board of education. The plan is advanced and may realize value by addressing teachers who have no more than a high school education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stéeckman
Heugene
Hug
State Board of Education
Eugene
Mrs Brusha Resigns From Pendleton Suit and Cloak
Mrs D Brusha, employed at Pendleton Suit and Cloak for two years, resigned her position to take a much needed rest at her Thompson street home. She is described as one of the city's leading ladies of fashion and has stayed with the store for nearly two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Brusha
Pendleton Suit and Cloak House
Thompson Street
Last Quarterly Conference Held In Milton Tomorrow
Presiding Elder J. D. Lewellen of the M. E. church south left today for Milton to conduct the last quarterly conference of the church year tomorrow. Mrs. Walter Markham and children departed for Walla Walla for a short visit with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Lewellen
M. E. Church
South
Milton
Walter Markham
Walla Walla
Camping travelers return from Meacham trip with bear and grouse
Returnea from Mountains Joe Bailey and family H C Roth rock and family and Earnest and James Bryson have just returned from a camping trip near Meacham. Among the game bagged by the party was one black bear and scores of grouse. Mrs J Ferguson and children came home last evening from Walla Walla where she visited relatives during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bailey
H.C. Rothrock
Earnest
James Bryson
Meacham
Teachers' Program Arranged for Eastern Oregon Meeting
City B Superintendent J S Landers returned from La Grande after helping arrange the Baker City teachers convention to be held November 23 to 26. Adrian of Santa Barbara Schools and Prof Parsons of Terra Haute will lead general meetings while locals handle sectional work.
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City
J. S Landers
la Grande
Oregon
Baker City
Adrian
Santa Barbara
Prof
Parsons
Terra Haute
Ind
Strong Institute
Landers
Union County Man R W Deal Freed on Bail
After jail since May 7, R W Deal, an aged Union county man convicted of horse stealing, was freed today on a $1000 bond. Bail set by Judge Bean months ago, case moved from Union county on change of venue, he was sentenced to three years, and now appeals the conviction.
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R. W. Deal
Union County
Bean
Deal
Pioneer William Beagle Dies in Idaho
William Beagle, well known and respected resident, died at Yellow Jacket Idaho on August 16 from Brights disease and was buried there. A former resident of Umatilla county, he leaves many friends and relatives in this city and county. Mrs J H Turner is a sister. He belonged to Pendleton camp of Woodmen and carried $2000 insurance.
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William Beagle
This County
Yellow Jacket
Idaho
Bright
Umatilla County
J. H. Turner
Pendleton Camp of Woodmen
Local Banker Enjoys Mountain Hunting Near Meacham
J. W. Maloney, cashier of American National Bank, came down from Meacham where he and family are camped. After two months in the mountains south of town he reports fine hunting. He killed two deer and Dr. H. S. Garfield, and he wounded a bear but did not bring it down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Maloney
American National Bank
Meacham
Lytle to Inspect Sheep Lands Near Nevada Line
Dr. W. H. Lytle travels to MacDer mitt Oregon near the Nevada line to urge sheepmen to care for corrals and bedding grounds where scabby sheep were quartered, following a long hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lytle
Spector
MacDermitt
Ore
Nevada Line
Arthur Clark Joins Town Visit Before Seattle Return
Arthur Clark a University of Washington student and member of the first team football squad is in town for a few days before resuming work at the university in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Clark
U. of W
Seattle
Smallpox Quarantine Ties Up Garfield Street Laundry Driver
Tom Tracy, a laundry wagon driver, is ill with smallpox and confined to his home at 115 Garfield Street. The residence is under quarantine and neighbors are urged to observe health precautions.
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Tom Tracy
Garfield Street
Rainier Couples Highlight Local Industry Ties
Mr and Mrs L and Thomas of Rainier visit today. The former, listed as 2087 manufacturer, now controls many alkala beda in this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Rainier
Willard Bond Home With Bride
Willard Bond and his bride arrived home in Perham after their Portland wedding at St. Mark's Episcopal church. The couple plan to occupy a West Court street residence. The Portland ceremony was reported as a very pretty event with many Pendleton natives in attendance.
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Pendicton Marcial
St. Mark's Eipiscopal
Porth
Ai Perham
West Court Street
Willard Bond
Portland
Perham
Hays-Bond
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Cherry Drying Industry Expands in Cove Oregon
A new cherry-drying industry starts in Cove converting undersized and overripe fruit into salable product. A firm has sold five tons of dried cherries and more dryers are expected next year. Dried at a cent and a half per pound with 60 percent weight loss, the two carloads aimed for New York may fetch at least 16 cents per pound. The Grande Ronde valley leads the Pacific coast in this innovation and hints at growing regional receipts from cherry trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cove
Pacific Coast
New York
Doctor Mason Transferred From Roseburg to Ogden
Dr. Mason, federal inspector previously stationed here last summer, has been moved to Ogden Utah to perform similar duties. The transfer came from Roseburg around August 1, marking a relocation within federal inspection work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BD. Mason
Ogden
Utah
Roseburg
High School Girls Return From Lehman Springs
A party of five high school girls returned yesterday from Lehman Springs where they had been staying for a month. The group included Norma Alloway Edith Johnson Norma Johnson Edna Storie and Gertrude Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman Springs
Norma Alloway
Edith
Norma Johnson
Edna Storie
Gertrude Jordan
Wallowa Extension Stalled By Robuster Right of Way
The O R & N company halted progress on its Wallowa extension after two years without completing the line, as farmer Hector McDonald refused entry to his land in lower Wallowa valley. The company seeks an injunction to resume tracklaying, hoping to overcome the dispute and finish the right of way despite the expired contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallowa Valley
Hector McDonald
Waldowa Store
McDonald
Lower Wal
Lowa Valley
Wallowa
Carpet of Mint at San Francisco Mint Reveals Gold Lining
A San Francisco mint report describes the adjusting room carpet as lined with gold dust and filings. Old carpet will be burned to recover about $5000 in gold, with floor sweepings funding multiple janitors’ salaries. Predictions note nearby strike activity may trigger a mining camp flare.
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The
San Francisco Mint
Treasury Department
Strike reported near Dayville on John Day river
A recent strike three miles from Dayville on the south fork of the John Day river was discovered by a sheep herder. He brought ore into Dayville with a high percentage of valuable minerals, according to the Blue Mountain Eagle.
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John Day River
Dayville
Blue Mountain
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Tallman & Co
Eugene High
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Pendleton, Ore
United States Depository
UNION
Maloney
Tracy Hins
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John Simpson
John Warren
Astoria
Lucille Kenworthy
Hoelen Ferris
Helen Tichner
June Sterling
Charles FE. Bond
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Royal M. Sawtelle
Grigaby
Charlies Levis
the Ormond
Mrs. Levis
Mrs. Bond
Dr. Mason
Olen
O, Tt. & N. Company
Roosevelt
Boston
San Francisco
Get
Mke Schilling
Adler, Ueos
Adler, Bros. & Co
L. Adler & Bros
Max Baer
Cara
Cornelius
Park and Alder Streets
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Furoplan
N. K. Clarke, Mgr
C. W. Cornelius
Geo
Kurrle
Frank Tullis
Umatilla Meat Co
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