Heavy OR N freight trains amid brisk regional traffic
Four regular freight trains plus about six extras run daily on the Oregon Short Line with eastbound loads of ore lumber merchandise and coal and westbound timber and coal. The service includes 14 cars per train on average totaling about 220 cars daily through Pendleton. Passenger traffic remains heavy with frequent 12-car trains and standing room in day coaches. M Scott and family plan a Los Angeles winter, visiting Southern California points before returning.
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Trafic
Orendieton
Ogden-Lacin
Salt Lake
Paol
Amber Bridge
Sinow
OR & N
Wyoming
Dalles
Portland li
Denver
Pueblo
Coimond
Wyomine
Nebraska
Timir
Bial Nee Marine
Ramela
Pendleton
Pleasant Valley
Telnenset
Mountain Division
Prasenger
Teposcary
M. Scott
Los Angeles
Woom Srett
Ielix
Lok Amories
Cal
Mudford
John A
California
San Diego
Visit to Texas by Mr and Mrs A T Parkiow
Mr and Mrs A T Parkiow plan a visit to Decatur Texas to meet relatives and friends during a winter trip. They will stay with local acquaintances and enjoy the holiday season weather.
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Texas
A.T. Parkiow
Decatuy
Son at Lee Teutsch's ae Ware Gorn te the wife of Tee Teutsch
A fragment notes a son at Lee Teutsch's with someone identified as the wife of Tee Teutsch and mentions the evening. The readable parts are unclear and do not specify dates or locations beyond the names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Teutsch's
Ae Ware Gorn
Tee Teutsch
Soa
Fraudulent orders traced from Pendleton to Portland clampdown
A series of altered orders replaced values from 43 cents to 46 dollars, with signatures erased and the origin shifted from the Eastern to Walla Walla offices. An owner could not be located after a Portland lab order was picked from the floor, and several similar schemes have appeared in recent weeks. The latest suspect attempted to pass another order while in the office.
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Portminster Livermore
Pavia
Ei Ae
Livermore
Portland Lab
Portland
Fastern
Walla Walla
Iwen
Ohina
W. H Brooks
Walla Walla Fe
Ainers
Death of Mrs Hewett Old Settler of Long Creek
Mrs Hewett wife of J H Hewett a Long Creek resident and old settler died at the hospital at 2 o'clock from Brights disease. Born in England fifty years ago she came to this country thirty six years ago and lived in Long Creek for many years leaving behind many friends. She had suffered from Brights disease for some time and was brought to the city for treatment but the disease gained control. Survived by two sons the wife of W H of this city and J H Hewett of Goldendale Washington. The family will be contacted for funeral arrangements. Continues to be reported by readers undertaking establishments.
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Long Creek
J. H. Hewett
Hewett
J. H. Hower
Mn Mit
Enghand
Ove Creek
Thin City
Goldendale
Mes
Greesent
Finishing touches on sewer system near complete trial
Contractors overseeing final stages of a nine mile sewer line work. They test piping, ensure connections, and ready the system for inspection. Estimated cost around 47 000 or 4800 dollars with guarantees to satisfy portions before city payment. Work aims to finish all details to avoid future orders and complications.
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Rowne Mimivens
Wee Teen Haldun
Larceny by Bailee Charged in Athena Case
Robert McGee of Athena faced court on larceny by bailee for taking a carpenter’s brace from Miller of Athena. He pleaded guilty to the charge and awaits trial, with date to be set once witnesses can be gathered. Also notes a separate item: brief report from Walla Walla about resuming work after a fire.
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Robert McGee
Athena
Robert MeGee
Athena Wyse
Fite
Gerald
Bation
Ie Noaa
Miller
Wien
McGee
Millnems Horses Are Cheap Amid Hay Scarcity
A brief report notes horses are inexpensive due to scarce hay in Shurman Morton and Ghivaa counties. Ranches see hay at 16 to 18 dollars per ton, prompting movement of range horses toward Klamath and Inke counties for cheaper feed and better winter range.
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Shurman
Morton
Ghivaa
Fenee
Iarelots
Horace
Klamath
Inke
Supreme Court to hear oleomargarine law cases in four states
The court convened to consider the constitutionality of the oleomargarine act passed last Congress. Arguments cover four cases from New York Ohio Pennsylvania and Cincinnati. Guthrie of New York argued the measure infringes police powers. The decision could affect duties and immigration issues tied to Porto Rico and native islanders under U S authority.
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Alby
Washington
Munrene Court
Cincinnati
Guthrie
New York
Outeaull County
Oleomergarineg
Jana
Carthontar
Morrow
Heart
Riley
Porto Rico
United States
Typhoid Horror Claims Six In Twenty Four Hours
A series of typhoid deaths occurred in Butler PA over a 24 hour period beginning with Father Walsh, a venerable Catholic priest, who collapsed while administering last rites. The report details rapid fatalities and a wave of illness across the community, highlighting the dire health impact in a small town.
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Butler Pa Tee
Farher Walsh
Cotton futures rise on New York exchange
Cotton futures rallied after a volatile session on the New York Cotton Exchange, with nearby contracts advancing as traders digested an agricultural report. The market showed strong gains amid brisk activity and optimistic tone in New Orleans and broader U.S. trade.
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Paints On Exchange
New York
Avenammneseied
Piehtaytin
Lennard
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
How to Gain Flesh from Cod Liver Oil
An advertisement explains that fat in food builds flesh and promotes Scott's Emulsion of pure cod liver oil as a tastier way to obtain the oil. It claims doctors have prescribed it for wasting diseases, coughs, colds, and bronchitis for nearly thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Church Dinner and Sale Arrangements by Congregational Ladies
Women of the Congregational Church and Ladies Aid Society met with Judge Lowell to finalize plans for a church dinner and sale. Preparations cover donated jewelry and crafts, a New England dinner, and a bake sale with Indian pudding and mince pie. The event opens Tuesday at 2 PM with dinner served from 4 to 6 PM.
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Ladies Aid Society
Congregational Church
Lowell Yestering
New England
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F. Ss. Younger & Son
Whitehouse Trimmings Lumber Company
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Singer
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