Pollmteh Company Employs 2000 Men in Inland Empire
The Mirror reports Potliteh Lumber Co employs about 2000 workers in Jaytah county as its operations expand. Railways, sawmills, yards, and new town facilities drive this large labor force, with camps and housing under construction. A separate note mentions questions about sewer control contracts and a pending inquiry into city administration finances.
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Pollmteh Company
Jaytah
Pol- Inteh Lumber Company
Potinteh
Thin Lite
Mot Jy
Fotlateh
Potleteh
Pot
Fateh
Mowcow Mirror
Weather Observer McNally Held In Custody At Baker City
Benry A. McNally, recently appointed weather observer at Baker City, was found to be deranged after Kin examination by Aphyalclan. He was taken into county custody to determine whether relatives will care for him or if commitment to the state hospital is needed. Previously from Philadelphia and Ponima, he had 18 years in the weather service and was regarded as a top observer.
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Belin
Aftaliist
Quaker City
Weather Service
Baker City
Pendleton Market Report Prepares for Holiday Week
Retail stocks rise in anticipation of Thanksgiving demand. Fruits and produce list include apples 1.40 per box, cranberries 1.42-3 per quart, oranges 48 per dozen, bananas 40 per dozen, grapes 60 per basket. Vegetables note sweet potatoes 8 cents per lb, cabbage 1 cent per lb, parsnips 2 1/2 cents per lb, turnips 2 cents, celery 60 cents per dozen, potatoes 1.25 per sack, onions 1.50 per sack. Butter 60-75 cents per lb, eggs 49 cents per dozen, case eggs 35 cents per dozen. Misc items include sweet pickles 0 cents per gallon, sour pickles 66 cents per gallon, mince meal 15 cents per lb.
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Cranberrien
Lamonus
Excursion to California Leaves Portland by Special Train
Oregon Development League plans a January 13 1906 excursion from Portland by special train. Stops include Sacramento San Francisco Palo Alto Santa Barbara Los Angeles with entertainment. Rates 42 single 58 double berth. deposits required. reservations open until December 25. Coordinator Tom Richardson Portland Commercial Club.
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Tom Richardson
Oregon Development League
Factien
Portland
Sacramento
San Pranciago
Palio Alto
Ban Jos
Paso Robies
Santan Barbara
Los Angeles
Pullman
Los Angelou
California
Portland Vortland Hotel Ad Promises Special Rates
An early 20th century ad from Portland Oregon touts daily rates and special offers for families and single gentlemen. It mentions a Turkish bar, a showroom, and on‑site management to present prices, with Howare listed as manager.
City Voters Approve Higher Tax Levy At Meeting
Gownell Met ofelit councilors met in regular session with full attendance. A special levy of six mills was ordered on top of the regular ten mills to raise funds. Finance committee reported a need of 13,216.50 to support the general levy and assessable property valued at 1,291,165. The extra levy increased total ordinance to 7,896.90 for purposes including Wests and street sprinkling and a public library.
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Gownell
Ofelit
Nix Milla
la Grande Observer
Ling rumor ends as doctors clear man of leprosy
The Tale River paper reports that Ling, an old Chinaman, was unfairly suspected of leprosy after residents filed a complaint. Doctors Stockton Shinnick and Campbell examined him and found facial sores from a blood disorder. He was discharged from custody based on the physicians’ report.
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Ling
Nicklin
Celestial
Stockton, Shinnick
Campbell
Trangeville Prem Prem
Gillam County stock cattle driven to Arlington market
Two hundred fifty head of stock cattle were driven into Arlington that week and shipped to Fakers City to be wintered. A. Smythe returned from Sunny ide Washington, a few days ago, to feed 5400 head there for the early spring market. A large bind was driven from Arlington Last work to go to the same place, Fred is cheaper there than on this side of the river.
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Gillam County
Arlington
Fakers City
A. Smythe
Sunnyide
Wash
Heta
Fred
Arlington Record
Pendleton notices announce lodge meetings and business claim
B P O Elks Pendleton Lodge No 288 invites visiting brothers to regular meetings on the first and third Thursdays at Engle block hall. Also listed are city livery stable details, a newspaper subscription offer with East Oregonian notice, and a notice from Charles Cunningham seeking settlement of accounts within sixty days, otherwise deemed waived.
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B. P.O. Elks
Pendleton
Hall
Engle Block
Thomas Thompson
E. R
E. C. Thompson
Umatilla
Morrow
Charles’ Hallon
Oregon
Charles Cunningham
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Rex Buggles
Winona
Neagle Bros. Blacksmiths
Roslyn
Heslyn
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Roslyn Wool & Coal Co
J. A. Best
Savings Bank Building
DRS, Smith & Dick
Amy Currin
Han Schmidt
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Rooma
Schmidt
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Wid. Cole
Judd
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D. J. M'Faul
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T. M. Henderson
Savingw Bank
Malin
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Judd Building
Main and
Court Streets
Asociation
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Blrkeville Echoe
Butte
DRS
Collier & Swinburne
Dentists
Smith-Crawford Building
B. A. Vaughan
T H. Whith
Dentist—Association
D. C. McNabb
Tallman's Drug More
J. Lloyd
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Ore
W. J Furnish
T. J. Morris
J. A. Borie
J. W Maloney
First National Bank OF
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W. F. Matlock
G. M. Rice
George Hartman, Jr
First National Bank OF Athena
Henry C. Adams
T. J. Kirk
Hartman Abstract
Umatilla County
Puys
Doe
James Johns
Henninger
C. H. Marsh
J. M. Bentley
Citic
Hartman Abstract, Co
Jobn Hailey
J. UU
Ae Root
O To Judd
Commission House
Columbia Produce Ch
Dean Tatum
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Plant
Goodman-Thompson CO
Santtary Plumbers
Maln
A J. Bean
Taylor's Hardware
Pendleton, Oregon
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Lh _ Judd
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Despain Block
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Carter
Raley
Savings Bank
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Perry
Taylor
Winter & Collier
Association
John H. Lawrey
Ravine Hank Building
Stillman & Pierce
Silliman
United States
George W. Coutts
Idaho
Schmid
R. J. Slater
Despain Building
Itake
A. Newberry
Main Street
Dan P. Smythe
Despair
East Court Street
Cecil R. Wade
East Oregonian
East Webb Street
G. W. Phelps
John McCourt
Howard & Swingle
Taylor Bull Corner
War Streets
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Oregonian
T. M. Keller
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Carney & Kennedy
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H. P. Millen
Helix Hotel
Umerchud
J.P. Navin
M. A. Rader
Chicago College of Embalming
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Postoffice Funeral Parlor
Calla
Court Street
Goodmu 'Se Clar
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Bamler
Nat Oregonian
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Cries Poline Andy
Qemeybeion Reasonable
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Athens
Craighead & Hayes
Mia
Balesman
Dreen
Washington Nursery Company
Toppenioh
Washington
Homer
Hast
Timnen
Offics
Mock
W. L. Jones
Pilot Sock
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Prop
Hendricks
Woney
Hurst Automatic Switch & Signal Company
W. J. Curtl
Perland
Pendleton Iron Works
Court Amg Aja
Marion Jack
W. CL’ Zieger
Mgr
Europe
Nice
East Oregon
IAN. Pub
Pendleton Oregon
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Jennings
Scott
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Owl Brock & “Woo AS CO
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Spokane
Pendietes
Pamenges
Esaste
Walla Walla
San Francisco
Shaky River
Riparia
Lewiston
Riparis Fall
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Ament
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Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
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Denver
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Crookston
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Helena
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