Pendleton a booming commercial hub in eastern Oregon
Pendleton, a major distributing point for mines and farming districts, has grown from 7400 people in 1906 to a dense commercial center with three banks, 100 plus business firms, and expanding rail links. The city hosts a modern water and sewer system, numerous halls, and extensive hotel and convention facilities, while wool, wheat, and livestock sales sustain its economy and job market.
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Overland Stage Lines
Boise City
Rica
Pendicton
Pendleton
F Pendleton
Fire National
Commercial National
Pendleton Savings Bank
Umatilla
Umatilla County
Bern
County Court
Good Roads Bureau
United States Government
Oregon
Marion County
Loo
Inland Empire
Northwest Aire
Evangelista
Coast Eliles
Eity
Crdez
Little Walla Walla
Milton
Ower
Pacific
Ahis
Thes
Western Union
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Interior
Spokane
Pendleton Woolen
Frazier Theater
Muele Hall
Milarkey Hall
Armory Hall
Eagles’ Hall
Masonic
Eagles
Secret Society
West
Henry BE. Rew
Inway
St. Anthonys Hospital
G.R. O'Daniel
C. C. Sharp
Thiby
T. G. Mailer
W. Thompson
W. S. Modley
Pendleton, Oregon
Capital
Profits National Bank
W. S. Bowman
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