City Brevities Mixed Advertisements and Notices
Furnished housekeeping rooms for rent at 202 Logan street and 726 Johnson Street. Peoples Warehouse advertises half carload of oranges at 20 cents per dozen. Prize shooting gallery billiards and pool at Ward & Bowleby Eagle building. Horses, buggy harness for sale via Allie Knight. Mrs Thompson offers general stenography and notary in association block. Sale on trimmed hat continues. Mrs Campbell's Millinery advertises bargains. Hotel Oregon Portland offers European plan from $1 per day with free bus. Cleveland's strongest beauty powder advertised through grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Street
Peoples
Clark's Grocery
Ward & Bowleby
Eagle Building
Johnson Street
Horee
Allie Knight
Oat Peoples
Thompson
Campbell
W. L. Thompson
Portland
Oregon
Glee Club Preliminaries Outline Commercial Association Plan
Preliminary steps outline a plan for forming a Commercial association as terms are finalized. The document notes the effect on the organization and the urgency of establishing a formal structure.
Local club forms potential commercial association
A meeting at a city club discussed forming a commercial association. About six attendees debated the proposal, with names such as Haritian Rader Ralwy Baer Lambirth Owen Kelley Fra zier Shockley Willard Bond Bailey Crank and several high school students signaling intent to join. A permanent organization and officers are expected at a future gathering. The move meets a long felt need for a city group to support public entertainments and the gymnasium program planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toome
Messrs
Haritian
Rader
Ralwy
Baer
Lambirth
Owen
Kelley
Frazier
Shockley
Willard Bond
Bailey
Crank
Gyttinasliom Bennett
Jarry
Elke Memorial Service Invites Public Attendance
The Elks and community are invited to the Elke memorial services tomorrow at 2 PM at Church of the Redeemer. Rev Andreas Bard will deliver the memorial address, followed by a program. Elks meet at Eagle Hall at 2 40 PM for a procession to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elke
Church of the Redeemer
Andreas Bard
Eaglee Hall
Pendgigtoy Elks
Where is James P Mitchell missing in Pendleton 1901 02
An appeal from Arthur E Lambert of Damon lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias asks for information on the whereabouts of James P Mitchell, an electrician last seen in Pendleton in 1901 and 1902. His father in Fresno, California, seeks his son's address before he dies. Any reader with knowledge should contact Mr Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Mitchell
Pendleton
Fresno
Cal
Blason
Arthur E. Lambert
Damon Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pythias
Lambert
Min
The
City
An Uncertain Obituary on a Sacred Mule Grave
An Atlanta Constitution note recalls a Georgia man who inscribed on an oak crab a grave marker for a white mule born before the Civil War. The inscription claims the mule may be buried on that spot, noting the animal’s journey from Bull Run to Lee’s surrender and its last sight grazing there while attempting to kick a lightning mash back to the clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Bull Run
Tee
Atlanta Constitution
Presbyterian church dinner and sale announced
The women of the Presbyterian church will hold a chicken pie dinner and sale at the Rowman building on Tuesday December 4 and Wednesday December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Rowman Building
Personal visits and business trips noted in Pendleton
Short list of residents and visitors in Pendleton includes J C Lonergan leaving for Walla Walla on business, Commissioner Lee of Milton Io in town on business, J D Casey of Hilgard on a brief trip, and many others returning from Portland, Hood River, and Baker City while attending meetings and visiting relatives. Names include G B Datwon, D Teel, A S Watts, J P McNaught, Mrs F P Rounds, Rev G LeRoy Hall, Mrs J R Dickson, Jessie Gilfillan, Will R King, and Carl Cooley with various local engagements at hotels and courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Lonergan
Walla Walla
Lee
Milton
J. D. Casey
Hilgard
C. B. Sturdevant
Ukiah
Qgeorge Peringer
Portland
W. F. Matlock
Mra
Dalles
Carl Cooley
J. P. McNaught
Hermiston
I St. George
F. P. Rounds
Hot Lake
J. M. Keeney
Cunningham Shop & Land Company
Shantiro
G. LeRoy Hall
The
Baptist Church
Baker City
Record of November Marriage Licenses in the County
The county clerk reports a record November with 30 marriage licenses issued, the most in the county's history, while only one divorce was granted. Peter West secured a decree for Frank Roach to avoid a rival, Cupid, and the list of couples includes Tomie Thomas and Sadie Conpin ger, Jaspar H. Harden and Bertha Chaney, and many others through Mary Bonlpher.
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Dan Cupid
Saling
Peter West
Frank Roach
Eulalia Roweh
Cupid
Tomle Thomas
Sadie Conpinger
Jaspar H. Harden
Bertha Chaney
Wm. L. Tuck
Susan T. Davis
Helen F. M. Soyer
Edward H. Geary
Ralph W. Pope
Nora A Randolph
Oscar Cowin
Cora A. Corley
Henry J. Fherbury
Mary A. Duffy
Chas. A. Creswell
Ethel M. Winn
Charles McDevitt
Susan Doherty
Henry &. Kramer
Carita Bean
Lawrence L. Lieuallen
Alice V. Christian
Frank C. Wohman
Mary EE. Embush
Thomas A. Tracey
Olive W. Bowers
Francois M. Godfrey
Jennie M. Graham
Claud J. Hanscom
Bertha Baker
Ban V. Pompella
Florence M. Carey
F. J. L. Beaudry
Blanche Latourelle
Charles Richmond
Maud Hemphill
A. H. MelIntyre
Cora Davidson
Loren
Lenteh
Myrtle A. Gould
Arthur Kh. Coppeck
Mabel Tompkins
Asa E. Troyer
Anna J. McQuay
J. P. Taft
Vernia M. Soulack
William H. Wilson
Minnie &. Parkes
Ernat J. Ross
Lydia L. MacBean
Fitz Martin Kupers
Cecelia K. Breding
Frank W. Boynton
Florence Alloway
Fred W. Snyder
Myrtle Smith
Otto E. Brown
Lile Bell Miller
Arthur Payne
Mary Bonlpher
Meat consumption and swine production in early 1900s era
The text notes hog meat and lard surpass veal and beef by 1900, with hog weight eight times lamb and mutton. Iowa 1906 output nearly equals all swine meat exports in 1909. Meats contributed a third or more of national dietary nutrients, and with 1900 prices the yearly retail meat bill topped $2 billion. Each quarter-cent rise in price would raise consumer costs by about $41.83 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Meon
Oregon's Oldest Pioneer To Beers of Independence
Oregon's oldest pioneer is believed to be B Beers of Independence born November 6 1823. His family journeyed to Oregon by Cape Horn in 1836 arriving 1837 and he later married Elizabeth Smith in 1860 with four children. He lived in Independence and other places while his life reflects early Oregon settlement. Judge S A Lowell will deliver the memorial address for the Elk tomorrow afternoon before Portland business discussions on water law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Beers
Independence
Oregon
Regre
Mr. Beers
Cape Horn
Sandwich
Salem
Willamette River
Reere
Fliza P. Smith
Hill
Beers
Wyaquinga
Alanson Boers
Joseph Gale
John Z. Hull
Oreson Territory
S. A. Lowell
Dalles
Portland
Beresford to Perform in Woman Hater at Frazer Tonight
Harry Beresford, renowned comedian, appears at the Frazer tonight in the play Woman Hater. He brings a celebrated tour record and strong reputation this season, delivering his best comic turns as the production showcases his wit and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Beresford
Frazer
Pendleton
Sawmill owner McLaughlin tours Gurdane coal area visit
J A McLaughlin, owner of the Gurdane sawmill and discoverer of nearby coal mines, is in the town on business. About an inch of snow has fallen at Gurdane this fall. He has roughly 80,000 feet of lumber at the mill to haul to the city once roads freeze to ease travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McLaughlin
Gurdane
McLaughlin
Mil
Baptist Church Food Sale Success Report
The women of the Baptist church held a cooked food and apron sale yesterday and today. The event drew strong support and met its fundraising goals.
Royal Neighbors Social at Mrs Branell’s Home
Royal Neighbors plan a fearful social at Mrs Branell’s home in the southern town area next Thursday night. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve marketed by Tallman & Co claims to ease chapped hands with nightly glove use before bed. Logger George Chambertin was killed when a swinging log broke and crushed his skull near Vancouver Washington. death reported as instantaneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Branell
DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Vancouver
Wash
George Chambertin
Im Ohaln
Enormous Meat Business in United States
Secretary Wilson in his 1900 report highlights the vast American meat industry. He notes about 11,100,150,200 meat animals slaughtered and exported in the last year and explains per-family meat supply and surplus sold abroad sustaining prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Jute Plant Urged at Eugene Meeting for Oregon Penitentiary
Eastern Oregon leaders plan to push for a jute plant at the December Eugene meeting of state commercial bodies. They cite $90,000 in unjust profits from a jute bag trust in Umatilla and Morrow counties and urge action to secure a plant costing under $200,000, with potential nationwide savings on grain sacks.
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Cmatilla
Morrow
Eugene
Oregon Penitentiary
Oregon
Big Trust
Tmpetitia
Marrow
Censon
Matilla
Acroas
Washington
State Board of Control
State of Washington
Fate Trust
Timatillin
Morrow County
Jess Thin
Umatilla
Salvation Army seeks used clothes and shoes
The Salvation Army calls for anyone with cast-off clothing or shoes to donate to aid several families in need during cold weather. Call Salvation Army headquarters and a member will arrange a pick up. A number of families are being assisted by the local corps this winter.
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Salvation Army
Tiberal terms to the borrower. Long time loans Us desired.
The note requests favorable loan terms with long repayment periods and no commission. It asks borrowers to respond with full details of location, improvements, acreage, and amount desired. Names, dates, or specific entities are not provided.
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Teutsch’s
Cleveland's
Glee Club
F. J. Donaldson Red Cross Pharmacy
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler
Optioclan
Elas
Church of the Medheemer
Mitchell
China
AIC Koeppen Aeros
ORE
J, KR
Miee
Jessie Gilfillan
Hood River
Will R. King
Effeult
Irrigation Committee
Marnage
Young Territory
Kendal
Flomheim
Alexander
Dep
T. Store
the Hollon Parker Company
Mea
JA. Folger
Golden Gat
J. A. Folger & Co
Winona
Winona Manufacturing Co
Bel
Call
BO UR
Fairbanks, Morse
Neagle Bros
Colesworthy
Chop Mill
Auta
Livermore
Bickers
Judd Building
Cook @ Perry
E. Court St
Ocatea
David B. Taff
the Land Man
Kanasa Avenue
Topera
Kansas
Jack Brown Sealer
West Webb St
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