J P Wilbur to Be Here Tomorrow
J P Wilbur former manager of the Union woolen mill will visit to discuss reopening the local plant and operating it. A meeting at the Commercial Association rooms will follow to organize capital for a wool mill company with phone notices to interested parties. The revival reflects renewed interest and aims to secure sufficient capital and community support. Also noted is a court case over child custody and a bank statement showing healthy First National Bank conditions with deposits around 1.42 million and a surplus of about 92 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FP. Wilbur
Union Woolen Mill
Mr. Wilbur
Commercial Association
Commercial Club
Bean
First National Bank
Habeas Corpus Hearing for Bud Price Matter Tomorrow
Mrs Luzzie Williamson pursues habeas corpus to gain possession of her son Bud Price. Judge Bean will preside in the circuit court tomorrow to determine custody and related relief based on the record presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzzie Williamson
Bud Price
Bean
Cold cautions on early treatment new ad alert
The notice urges immediate action at the first signs of a cold and warns that delaying care can lead to deeper illness and longer suffering. It stresses starting treatment promptly to avoid extended symptoms.
Pendleton Youths Charged With Turkey Theft
George Rothrock and Claud Todhunt er, youths from Pendleton, are under arrest in Yakima on charges of stealing turkeys from a poultry dealer. They allegedly took birds, sold them locally, and fled with the proceeds. Both have prior police court appearances in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
George Rothrock
Claud Todhunter
Washington
Donaghue Named as Local Stock Inspector
Dr J A Donaghue has received appointment as local stock inspector with commission from the state domestic animal commission of which W F Matlock is a member. He will inspect stock for shipment out of the place, replacing the prior sole inspector D C McNabb. two inspectors will be maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Donaghue
State Domestic Animal Commission
W. F. Matlock
Progressive Fruit Company Opens In New Quarters
The Parkes Bros market moves from Court street to the East Oregonian building on Main street. Progressive Fruit Company will showcase fruits and vegetables from Umatilla county and carry a complete line of produce and groceries, filling a long felt want in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes Bros
Court Street
East Oregonian
Main Street
Umatilla
Tea Moneyback Promise Sends Clear Quality Message
The note asserts Tea Moneyback guarantees value and quality, urging satisfaction with Schilling's Best. It promises a refund or return if expectations aren’t met, claiming financial reassurance for customers and positioning the tea as a worthwhile purchase.
Bank Statement of Surplus and Liabilities
W L Thompson cashier attests the bank statement is true to the best of knowledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn before Notary Public H Marsh on December 1, 1998. Amounts listed include capital, surplus, circulation, deposits totaling 359,481.86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Thompson
H. Marsh
Tele-Braphone demo at Pendleton Drag store sparks tech talk
A new invention called the tele-Braphone is demonstrated at Pendleton Drag company. It records speech over telephone lines via a telegraphone system, allowing messages to be retrieved later. The device promises long lasting, indestructible records and could replace telegraph operators. railroads show interest in adopting the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Drag Company
Not Pleased With Pomeroy Country
BR Bentley returns from a visit to Pomeroy Washington and reflects on why his nephew chose that spot for a home. He enjoyed the visit but remains puzzled by the choice and jokes about his own growing ignorance when away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Wash
BR. M. Bentley
Mr. Bentley
Umatilla
Protest Against Creation Of New School District
A protest against forming Nye County's new school district was filed with County Superintendent Welles by W. A. Carell and others. The filing argues the plan leaves too few children in the current district and would raise maintenance costs, risking abandonment of the present school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nye
W. A. Carell
Bue
Welles
Victoria Island owner suspects deeper plot in police chief's disappearance
Henry F Pierce, owner of Victoria Island, visits from mer resident of this county, notes the drowning of Chief of Police Biggy. He believes the Heney assassination plot remains largely undisclosed and thinks Biggy's disappearance may be more significant than currently seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Pierce
Victoria Island
Biggy
Pierce
Heney
Harry Fowler Stricken With Bright's Disease
Harry Fowler, a well known railroad man and former conductor on the Umatilla Central, is confined to his Court Street home with Bright's disease. His condition is not critical, but he has remained at home for a week or longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fowler
Court Street
Bright
Mr. Fowler
Umatilla Central
Helix Hotel Reopens After Fire Damage
The Helix hotel, remodeled and newly furnished, reopens under Mrs. Frank Myers. It remains a popular country lodging in the county. The dean asks the circuit court to review the county court’s road 6 decision in Pilot Rock district, contesting its validity and seeking reversal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helix
Frank Myers
Eircuit Court
Pilot Rock
Douglas Belts
A. Knotts
Betts
Wifes Kiss Rends Home In Police Court Testimony
In Wyoming Street Police Court Mrs. Leopoldina Kuro testified that after a night out with her husband John Kuro she returned with a headache and denied affection. When John pressed for a kiss she slapped him and he bit her arm three times. She fled and later found her clothes and belongings missing. He was arrested for disturbing the peace but the judge dismissed the charge after costs. Mrs. Kuro pleaded for reconciliation, but he refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lousz
John Kuro
Wyoming Street
Leopoldina Kuro
John
Kleiber
Costa
Hidden Family Query Echoes Chicago News
In a brief dialogue, Tommy asks his father who his grandfather was, prompting a reflective moment as the papa answers with a hint of hometown memory from Chicago News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Papa
Chicago News
Governor Chamberlain Heads to Washington for Conservation Meet
Oregon Governor Geo. Fr. Chamberlain passes through Pendleton with J. N. Teal en route to Washington to advocate federal water rights control and national resource conservation. They will represent Oregon at the national conservation commission and the rivers and harbors convention, seeking greater irrigation support and upper Columbia improvements. Chamberlain dodges senatorial talk, trusting Oregon legislators to honor voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Geo. Fr. Chamberlain
Oregon
Pendleton
Chamberlain
J. N. Teal
National Conservation Commission
Gov. Chamberlain
Congress
Washington
Oregon Conservation Commission
Governdor Chamberlain
Columbia
Teal
Lawyer Peter West Files Divorce Note Suit in Oregon
Peter West, famed for obtaining more divorces, filed a suit against Mrs Ella Allen on a $62.50 note with $25 attorney fees for collection. Mrs Allen sought a divorce but it was not granted. The complainant appeared without counsel and asked for dismissal of the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
United States
Peter West
Ella Allen
Grand Chancellor Moser to visit Pendleton and Milton lodges
Grand Chancellor Moser and Grand Keeper of Records L R Stinson will visit Damon Lodge No 4 in Pendleton next Monday evening and Hercules Lodge in Milton on Tuesday. Local Knights are urged to attend with an informal reception planned and a cordial turnout expected. Woods Liver Medicine advertises liquid liver regulator with claimed benefits for fever malaria and digestive issues priced at $1.09 per bottle sold by A C Koeppen & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus, Moser
Knights of Pythingt
L. R. Stinson
Damon Lodge No. 4
Hercules Lodge
Milton
Quinlan
Woods
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Marriage License Granted to Fred Bickle and Amy Ilpatrick
This morning Clerk Saling issued a marriage license to Fred Bickle and Amy Ilpatrick, both residents of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saling
Fred Bickle
Amy Ilpatrick
Pendleton Welcomes Helix Visitor Charles McCleary
Charles McCleary of Helix visited Pendleton today for business, meeting local executives and discussing potential opportunities. He toured several firms and exchanged views on market expansion and collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCleary
Helix
Pendleton
Herpicide Dandruff Cure Ad From Detroit Co
An old advertisement explains dandruff as germ infestation harming hair. It promotes Herpicide as a safe hair treatment that kills germs and stimulates growth, available in two sizes and advertised by a Detroit company and Koeppen & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentoe
Stampa
Hoerphide Co
Detroit
Mich
Company L Drills Early to Let Soldiers Attend Theater
Captain Dan P Smythe orders Company L to begin drill at 7 16 this evening so members may attend the theater. Drill starts promptly and will finish in time for theatergoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan P. Smythe
Company L
Pilot Rock Publisher Makes Flying Visit
Ernest Ruppe managing editor of the Pilot Rock Record visited the city today in the interest of the publication. He was in charge during J. P. McManus absence and will serve as business manager until January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ruppe
Pilot Rock
J. P. McManus
Record
Visitors from Hermiston in Pendleton on trading mission
Meadames C E Baker B E Crawford and W Kellogg of Hermiston were in Pendleton last evening on a trading mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadames
C. E. Baker
B. E. Crawford
W. Kellogg
Hermiston
Pendleton
Woodmen of World Elect Officers at Pen Diction Camp
Valentine Stroble was elected contingent commander by Pen diction Camp No. 43 W O W at the annual election. Jack Huston named A L with Thos Pitt Gerald tank er J P Walker clerk J P Parl Watchman J H Cooley sentry A J Gibson manager along with A Zeuske and P A Andervon for officer posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Stroble
Jack Huston
A. L
Thos
Pitt Gerald Tanker
J. P. Walker
J. P. Parl
J. H. Cooley
A. J. Gibson
A. Zeuske
P. A. Andervon
Delleious Doughnuts by Mrs Mary J Lincoln
A recipe for crisp flaky doughnuts notes a light batter with sugar eggs Cottolene sour milk and spices. It advises rolling to a one third inch thickness cutting rings and frying in Cottolene with hot fat that lets the dough rise quickly. It contrasts Cottolene with lard as easier to digest for infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Lincoln
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Citron
Standard Grocery Co
J.P. Wilbur
Natonal Bank
Tallman & Co
DR. Donaghue
Progressive Fruit Company
New Quarters
Schilling
Commercial National Bank
United States Depository
Bonda
Harks
W. Ll. Thompson
Telephone World
Henry Piflech
Vrisco
Oh Hla
Ald
Popthw
Pendiction
Roosevelt
Grand Cancellor Moser
Gates Dandruff Germa
Koeppen & Bros
Woodmen OF World Elect Officers
Winslow Bros
Jewelers
Opticians
Max Baer
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