Pendleton Tax Levy Adjustments for 1903 and Comparisons
Pendleton's tax plan caps city and school district levies at 30 mills with a six and a quarter mill increase allowed for city, state and county. Assessments show 1902 versus 1905 totals, detailing city value growth, district 16 and district school district figures, and county-wide levies. Data indicates 1902 city assessment at 1 049 081 and tax 0 307.70, with 1905 growth to 1 492 038 and levy projections.
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Pendleton
Tco
Unclear fragment prompts regional inquiry
The readable text fragment asks about money back terms for losses or refunds but lacks concrete details such as product names dates or involved parties. Further context is needed to determine if a refund policy or compensation offer exists and who is responsible.
O. R. N. Reaches City on Special Car Then Heads to Spokane
O. R. N. arrived in the city last night aboard a special car following Harriman lines toward Huntington. He departed this morning on No. 8 bound for Spokane, with plans to return to Port headed east.
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City
Harriman Specia
Huntington
Spokane
Porth
Pariah House hosts unique charity booths tomorrow afternoon
Women of Parish Aid Society stage a combined entertainment and commission sale to benefit the church. Booths feature Japanese Mexican and American Indian wares arranged by women in traditional garb, with artful displays and a variety of items. Sales open tomorrow afternoon, with an engaging program to follow.
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Parish Aid Society
Boothe
Siles
Japan
Mexico
la Manana
B B Wattle Receives Improved Truck from Holly Michigan
Espr essman B B Wattle is presented with a fine new delivery truck as the most improved worker. Holly, Michigan is noted as the source. The presentation honors Wattle for notable performance improvements.
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B. Wattle
Holly, Mich
Vaudeville troupe to entertain Athena audience
The Sheila Park vaudeville company left this morning for Athena to present a special program to the city’s residents. The troupe plans a lively show featuring comedy and musical numbers to entertain spectators.
Dramatic Recital by Miss Matlock Draws Praise Despite Rain
Miss Bartha Matlock gave a first class dramatic recital at the Fraser in Pendleton despite heavy rain reducing attendance. Her memory, dramatic instinct, and control were praised, with special note of the Quo Vadis scene and Miss Aaley’s accompaniment. Mr Zan’s singing drew acclaim and the event was deemed among the season’s most enjoyable, promising future appearances in Heppner.
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Fraser
Bartha Matlock
Milas Matlock
Legion
Rome
Mr. Zan
Pendleton
Casile Raley
Miss Matlock
Mr. Zaggett
Heppner
Large Friday prize fight ends with arrests in county jail
A two man prize fight at Carney's livery stable escalated after a dog quarrel led to a saloon brawl. Frank Howard was arrested leaving the river field after rounds, and EB Turner, the expressman, faces disorderly conduct charges for aiding and abetting. O S Sanders fled. Turner and deputies plan arraignments to address fighting violations and concealment of a participant.
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Frank Howard
O. &. Sanders
Jabh
KE. Turner
City Recorder
Howard
Baker & Oge
Sanders
Carney
Turner
Oteers
Halley
Gambling Arrests Intrigue Pendleton Train Gambler Scene
Marshal L Rayburn of La Grande escorted four men from Walla Walla after a desertion arrest, catching them gambling aboard a train near Pendleton. The group was held, with one man distraught over presumed loss of reputation and belongings. Pendleton hotel guests Mrs Reed Mrs Brown and Mrs Walter Puani with Mr Brown of Portland plan a concert that evening.
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Rayburn
la Granie
Walla Walla
la Granite
Mr. Rigburn
Youkum Party Heads to Nez Perce Mission
Dr Youkum and his family left this morning for Nez Perce where Mr Youkum will oversee the South Methodist church. They have been guests of Mr and Mrs J M Bentley during their stay in the city.
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Nez Perce
Fev
Youkum
Nex Perce
South Methodist Church
J. M. Bentley
Work Suspended on Martin Building Webb Street
Work on the Martin building at Webb Street has halted pending favorable weather and conditions for completion. No restart date is set until conditions allow safe and adequate progress on the project.
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Martin
Webb Street
High Class Concert Tonight At The Frayzer
Pendleton music circles anticipate a premier concert at the Frayer tonight headlined by Walter Reed and Mrs Sherman Brown, with violinist Sherman D Brown. Emil Motechmann of the city will accompany on piano, adding to the event’s allure.
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Pendleton
Walter Reed
Sherman D. Brown
Emil Motechmann
Thie City
Orein
Thin City
Thieelty
Christmas Sale at The Peoples Warehouse
Advertises deep discounts on smoking jackets labeled with eight day countdowns to Christmas. Mentions low prices from $0.0 to $10 and a ticket giveaway with 400 presents. Promises home delivery and a distribution event on Thursday, December 14, at The Peoples Warehouse.
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Minaw
Sis
Nemo
Neopely Aden
Extet Hom
Christman
Peoples Warehouse
Board of Lady Managers Picks New Exposition President
The Board of Lady Managers in St Louis on December 16 elected Daniel Manning of New York as president to succeed Myx Hiely. He was placed in nomination by Helen Cold.
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St Louis
Mix
Daniel Manning
New York
Myx Hiely
Helen Cold
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