Peoples Warehouse to Celebrate 21st Anniversary
Pendleton's Peoples Warehouse marks its twenty first year with plans for a celebratory sale. The business started September 1 1886 by Falck and Cohen at its original site, moved to the current location in 1890, and expanded in 1904. Cohen became sole proprietor in 1895 and the firm has grown into a leading mercantile in eastern Oregon with travelers acknowledging its prominence.
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Peoples Warehouse
Pendleton
Messrs. Falck & Cohen
Boston
First National Bank
Cohen
Falck
Oregon
Travelera
Spokane
City Election Registration Opens Next Monday
On next Monday morning the registration books for the coming city election will be opened at the recorder's office and those who wish to vote in December may qualify to do so. The city election this year will be held on December 2 with a mayor four councilmen and city treasurer to be chosen.
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Recorder's Office
Recorder’s Office
Pendleton’s Biggest Store Sets Northwest Standard
A bold claim that only Pendleton’s Biggest store in the northwest outside major coast cities can rival the size and organization of such a large establishment. The note implies suppliers and customers seek a top tier, well arranged retail experience beyond coastal hubs.
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Pendleton
Echo School to Open September with Reopened Mills
The public school in Echo will open Monday September 4 with a strong teaching corps led by Professor Keller principal and teachers Flora Foreman Della King and Mamie Rippey all returning from last year. Repairs to Henrietta mills are nearing completion to begin grinding 1907 wheat. Miss King is expected home soon from an eastern vacation. Wheat harvest nearby near Hehe is nearly complete and the best in the region’s history.
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Echo
Professor Keller
Flora Foreman
Misa Della King
Mamie Rippey
Henrietta
Lnst
Della King
Hehe
Record alfalfa yield on Oregon farm attracts attention
Thirty eight tons of cured alfalfa hay produced from one acre over six years at the Oregon Agricultural College farm in Corvallis is noted as a record. The field, via high ground, received sand plaster and barnyard fertilizer twice yearly. Three crops already harvested this season with another forthcoming. Also mentions Dr. Woods Hutchinson’s health articles and Charles White’s move from Umatilla county to Forest Grove joining George Sloan in Grant county property, with White planning to visit western Oregon before purchasing.
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Oregon
Corvallis
Nore
Forest Grove
Charles White
Umatilla County
Escape from the state asylum by ex convict
Jomon K White an ex convict cut through his cell ceiling with a sharp tool and escaped from the state insane asylum yesterday between 2 and 3 am. By late last night no trace of him had been found as a diligent search continues in Salem.
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Xes
Jimon K. White
State Insane Asylum
Salem
Cream Supply Increasing Near Pilot Rock
The teen cream supply for Pendleton creamery is rising, with farmers around Pilot Rock showing great interest in dairying. Officials expect a larger supply from this county area once the Umatilla Central railroad is finished, improving transport for cream shipments.
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Pendleton Creamery
Pilot Rock
Umatilla Central
Dr Cole Receives New Auto For Pendleton Practice
Dr. W G Cole has become owner of a handsome new automobile arrived today and given a trial trip in Pendleton this afternoon. The machine is a Knox and seats five. It will be used by Dr Cole in his practice here.
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Dr. Cole
W. G. Cole
Pendleton
Knox
Colonist Rates to Pendleton From Major Western Cities
Rates from enat to Pendleton for September 1 to October 1 1907 show Kansas City St Joseph Leavenworth Atchison Council Bluffs Omaha Sioux City St Paul Duluth Minneapolis and Winnipeg to Pendleton 22 60. Dew Moines 26 650 St Louis 27 60 Oklahoma City 27 60 Chicago 239 60 Memphis 36 00 Louisville 24 50 Pittsburg 98 60 New York City 47 50 Detroit 37 00 Cleveland 37 265 Send thin list to friends in the east and urge them to stop at Pendleton.
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Enat
Pendleton
Kanaas City
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Atchison
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Paul
Duluth
Minneapolis
Winnepeg
Dew Moines
St. Louis
Oklahomaa City
Chicago
Memphis
Louieville
Pittsburg
New York City
Detroit
Cleveland
Hermiston Cancels Game With Company L Team Sunday
Hermiston disbands its baseball squad for the season making Sunday’s planned match with Company L impossible. The decision surprises locals who arranged the game to showcase how ball is played, and the season’s cancellation ends the event. Water conditions also improve with Bolsa Valley reporting earlier shortages and plans to adjust canal flow for equity among upper streams.
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Hermiston
Company L
Togeers
Swindlers Near Salem Target Farmers With Promissory Notes
Report of a gang operating near Salem swindling prominent farmers by obtaining signatures on subscription forms that become promissory notes due immediately. Notes are cashed at local banks before the swindlers flee with the money. Also notes the accidental death of James Collins a logger at Rat Portage lumber mill near Vancouver B C when a log rolled over him killing him instantly.
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Salem
James Collins
Rat Portage
Ison
Vancouver
B. C
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Empire Meat Co
Tallman & Co
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Mr. Cohen
Carrier Millinery
Hat
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