East Oregonian Holiday Edition Praised Across Inland Empire
Compiled clippings hail the Pendleton East Oregonian Christmas and holiday edition, 24 to 32 pages on book paper. Praises note thorough resources coverage, readable history, illustrations, and broad regional focus on Pendleton, Umatilla County, and eastern Oregon.
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Boise Capital News
East Oregonian of
Pendleton
Oregon
East Oregonian
Salem Starman
Umatilla County
Heppner Times
Pendleton East Oregonian
Umatilla
East Oregonian special edition praises Umatilla county
The Pendleton East Oregonian earns praise from Lewiston Evening Teller and Pendleton Tribune for a holiday edition highlighting Umatilla county resources. Bert Huffman and team are lauded for producing a complete, typographically neat paper with substantial local material and strong business backing from eastern Oregon merchants.
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The
East Oregonian
Lewiston
Bert Huffman
Hie Noble
Pendleton East Oregonian
Oregon
Portland
Pendleton
Pendleton Tribune
Umatilla County
Newherpicide promises relief for scalp ills
Unhappiness dispelled as men and women welcome Newbro’s Herpicide a new scalp germicide. Advertised as a novel formula and principle, it claims to destroy the germs causing hair loss and urges readers to trust testimonials and obtain samples from The Herpicide Co of Detroit or A C Koeppen & Co.
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Newbro
Ua Worth
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
A. C. Koeppen
Main Building Finished for O R N Coal Bunkers at Bingham Springs
The main building for the O R N new coal bunkers at Bingham Springs is complete and to be painted when weather allows. The incline and chutes will be installed in about two months with automatic chutes and a 100 ton per time car facility. Track work and yard changes require road engines for coal delivery, and main line supply will move away from the city to free yard space for a new passenger depot.
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Kenly
Bingham Springs
Oengineman
Bingham
Raders Christmas Opening Brightens Dark Evening
Rader's department store hosted a busy Christmas opening despite electricity outages. Johnson's six piece orchestra played from 7:30 to after 9, drawing a large crowd as gas lamps lit the showroom. Shoppers admired the vast stock of furniture and carpets and received cards worth a cash discount of eight and one third percent.
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Rader
Johnson
America
Hops in Yakima See Record Crop and Stockpiles
In Yakima valley about 10 000 bales are in growers hands with around 6000 more stored by buyers in local warehouses. The total crop is estimated at 24 000 to 25 900 bales. Shipments and sales are underway with prices ruling 19 to 18 cents. George Mitchell & Co shipped 164 bales to Whea, N Y today.
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Yakima
George Mitchell & Co
Wuea
N. Y
Yaklima Republic
Federal Site at Yakima Selected for Post Office
A dispatch from Washington reports the Chestnut and Third corner site offered by H R Scudder was chosen by the Interior secretary. The lot, owned by Coffin Browne of Yakima, sold for 14,500 dollars and lies on the southwest corner south of the Congregational church in Yakima's Republic.
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Yakima
Washington
H. R. Scudder
Chestnut and
Third
Secretary of the Interior
Coffin Brow
Congregational Church
Yakima M Republic
Christmas Trees Plentiful in City This Season
Christmas trees surpass previous years with at least 1000 trees brought in by settlers to foothill districts. Merchants decorate shops with evergreens, presenting a festive display, though an accident to the electric light plant disrupts lighting and dimmed the displays planned for the holiday season.
Pioneer Priest Jacquet Visits City on Northwest Mission
Father Jacquet, a pioneer Catholic priest from Hot Lake, arrives in the city as guest of Father Thomas Neate at St Mary's. He built Nome’s flat Catholic church with a luminous cross and served mariners for miles at sea, and also founded Spokane and Wallace churches.
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Father Jacquet
Northwest
Hot Lake
Thomas Neate
St Mary's Catholic Church
Spokane
Nome
Wallace
Shipment of Cattle Tonight by Movele Brothers
Movele Brothers will ship 89 head of fat cattle in four carloads to Frey Bruhn company in Seattle tonight over the W. & C. BR. The cattle were purchased by Nate Raine.
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Movele Brothers
Frey-Bruhn Company
Seattle
Nate Raine
Will Occupy Brooks Residence by Jaumey H Gwinn
Jaumey H. Gwinn, recently returning to the city from Denver, has secured the residence of Hey N. H. Brooks at BH South Main Street and will occupy it early in the new year. The current occupant is RB F Baott.
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Brooks
Jaumey H. Gwinn
Denver
Hey
N. H. Brooks
South Main Street
RB. F. Baott
Tanks for Stewart Creek School
Fred and Arthur Haseall of Stewart Creek visited the city and, as officers of School District No. 21, secured books for the library of that district during their stay.
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Stewart Creek
Fred
Arthur Haseall
Farmer near Pendleton struck by typhoid fever
Paughman Wee Typhoid, David Baughman, a farmer four miles west of Pendleton, is ill with typhoid fever and in serious condition, according to local reports.
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Paughman
David Baughman
Pendleton
Woman Attempts Suicide In Echo Oregon Home
Woman identified as Mrs Frank Knotte, wife of a local bartender, attempted suicide by taking antiseptic tablets on December 22. She was found promptly and is receiving medical treatment. authorities believe she will recover. The couple had lived in the area briefly after a recent quarrel.
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Echo
Ore
Frank Knotte
Herd
Pupils in Portland Public Schools Donate 20.60 and Goods
Public schools in Portland raised 20.60 in cash and contributed fruit, potatoes, apples and other merchandise for the Hoyas and Girls Aid Society. Donations were collected at five city schools and the East End, with the Umatilla school sending 2.00, all gathered for shipment to Portland to aid needy children.
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Portland
Hoyas’ & Girls’ Aid Society of
Association
H. E. Collier
East End
West End
North Side
Fistoelation
Umatilla
Collier
Marriage Licenses Issued In Local County Notices
Marriage licenses were issued today to several couples including Mark T. Lewis of Columbia County Washington and Al Wilder James of Atlas County, with Charles Smiley and Sylvia Hodgen, and Clark K. Nelson and Edna Thompson listed among the recipients.
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Mark T. Lewis
Columbia County
Washington
al Wilder James
Atiis County
Charles Smiley
Sylvia Hodgen
Clark K. Nelson
Edna Thompgron
Vacation Pleasure Peaks: The Year’s Bright Season Ahead
Experts forecast next summer will deliver peak vacation pleasure due to stable travel demand, favorable prices, and expanded outdoor activity options. Families seek rest, exploration, and memorable experiences as travel rebounds with new destinations and enhanced accommodations.
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Mother
Daddie
Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc
G. M. Vinton
Main and
Alta Sts
Inland Empire
Athena Press
Dalles Chronicle
E. O
Oregon Daily Journal
Ta Grande Observer
Meacham
Boston
Knox
Capital Stock
Sulelde
Xmas
Max Baer
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