Christmas Shopping and Local Notices From Portersford
December 25 1904 local notices advertise farm loans life insurance and a wide range of goods at Hawley Bros Cleaver Kiros and Porters general store. Prominent items include real estate parcels 1 acre wheat farms ranches and fruit land with prices around 2000. Also promotions for Christmas candies Hayley drugstore specials dancing party and New Year gathering at Dancing City plus a missing blue lady’s dress case reward for lost item on Wild Horse road.
Pendleton Versus Heppner Gridiron Showdown on New Year
Pendleton and Heppner prepare for a New Year clash on Alta Street Grounds at 2 o’clock. Heppner is renowned for a strong football eleven, often toping rivals, while Pendleton relies on its best local players to contest the honors.
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Alta Street
Heppner Ve
Pendleton
Heppner
Heppoer Tikee
Constable Dyke Heads to Montana for Boyd Capture
Constable Jamen Dyke left Milton Friday evening for Montana to capture Harry Boyd. A Montana sheriff asked what reward would be paid. he was informed there was none. Dyke assumed the matter settled and proceeded toward the target location.
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Jamen Dyke
Milton
Montana
Harry Boyd
Wan
Abgearald
PF. H Wilson
Boyd
East Oregonian Christmas Number Leads With Santa Image
The East Oregonian issues a 12 page Christmas number with the first page featuring a color striking Santa Claus. The paper maintains a proud position at the head of newspapers in Eastern Oregon and the Weaton Leader references this claim.
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East Oregonian
Santa Claus
Oregon
Weaton Leader
Pendleton Loyalites Starkly Praised In Christmas Issue
The East Oregonian Christmas number claims Pendleton’s population at 600 based on 500 new houses, though census lists 4,400. It argues Pendleton’s residents stay put through hard times and that local builders sustain the economy, with growth driving demand for mechanics and roads. The piece notes plans for commercial education and broader university involvement.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian
Ike
Prince
Torled Ff
Woodmen Log Rolling Preparations In Walla Walla
Walle Walla Dee 28 1903 candidates to enter Wood craft mysteries in city log-rolling event arranged by Woodmen of the World. Committee J M Wil C H O'Neil Cot Hall J W Docherty arranging. Mrs J M Stiles Mrs Gra Devi Mrs Elina McDowe and Mrs Belle Munson represent Woodcraft Women. Exact date uncertain pending weather. Prominent speakers and notable bearers from Oregon and Washington expected to attend. Early closing in Walla Walla. Merchants agree to 6 pm closing nightly except Saturday and Sunday.
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Walle Walla Dee
Comitte Constatine
J. M. Wil C. H. O'Neil Cot Hall
J. W. Docherty
J. M Stiles
Gra Devi
Elina McDowe
Belle Munson
Oregon
Washington
Walla Walla Hosts Northweat Horticultural Meeting
In Walla Walla a Crustarowers gathering is planned for January 2 for three days to entertain the Northwest Horticultural Association. Local fruit growers shippers and railroad officials will attend. Meetings to be held at the court house to boost attendance and raise funds.
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Walla Walla
Walla Walla Valley
Northweat Horticultural Association
Thin City
Railroad Ofcile
Court House
Mrs I L Ray Dies In Pendleton Home
Mrs I L Ray died Friday at 3 20 pm at her Pendleton home on Water and Johnson streets from heart failure after a long illness. Born in Stuttgart Germany she was a musician and composer who had lived in Pendleton three years. Funeral at 2 pm Sunday from the Redeemer Church with Rev W E Potwine officiating. interment in Olney cemetery. Pallbearers named: Frank B Clopton B D Boyd J F Robinson R J Slater J M Leerer J T Lambirth.
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Water and
Johnson Streets
Ray
Death notices and extradition report from early era
Mrs Nannie Rankin dies suddenly at daughter Mrs M B Scott's Pendleton home after a brief illness. She is aged 50, emigrated from Kentucky 22 years ago with husband Need to their farm, later living with daughter following his death. Funeral at Mr Scott's residence, interment in Olney cemetery. Also Governor Hunt declines extradition request for Pan Aveline case in Portland, claim of asset seizure and profit motive.
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M. B. Scott
Pendleton
Nannie Rankin
J. Rankin
M. A. Scott
Lilleth Street
Kentucky
Ite
Arm Scale
Scott
Olney
Holke Tdahe
Pee A
Hunt
Oregon
Pan Aveline
Portland
Tate
Prosper Aveline
Health and Beauty: Early Risers for Digestive Health
Health note links poor complexion to irregular bowels. De Witt’s Little Early Risers stimulate the liver regulate the bowels. Tall man & Co and Brock & McComas offer the product.
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De.Witt
Tallman & Co
Brock & McComas
Editorial: commerce schools reshape American higher ed
The Chicago Tribune argues that rapid creation of schools of commerce across major universities marks a decisive shift in education. It notes Laughlin of Chicago University proposed such studies a decade ago and cites institutions at Pennsylvania, California, Wisconsin, Ohio, and Dartmouth offering evolving curricula surpassing Chicago.
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Chicago Tribune
Laughlin
Chicago University
Pennsylvania
California
Wisconsin
Ohio
Dartmont College
Chicago
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Baver Bros. Dry Goods Co
Howard
Savin Wow
Ng Ms
RK. Martin's
Hawley
Reese Martin
Gial Koeppen
Porters
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Martin
Mm E Jebb
R Hestonatore
Yentoip m
FE. T
Wade
Califor
Wealey
Smith & Dm
Minnie
A. Wack
Willopy
Athena
Jewetts
Dutton's
Dutton
Xmas
Olom
Hawley Bros
Jammer Cameron
Wold Bie
Helix
Cormfiteing
William H. Dale
Sharp's
Koop
Kooppen
Court Street
Adams
Wild Horne Road
Onie
Jregomany
Opera House
Laxon
Jas. B. Welch
Mategeur
von Hollow
LA Grande Chronicle
Woodmen
Frank B. Clopton
B.D. Boyd
J. F. Robinson
R. J. Slater
J. M. Leerer
J. T Lambirth
Health and Beauty
Peoples
Sac
the Peoples Warehouse
W. J. Clarke & CO
East
Abe
Drawers
Columbia LodGiNg House
Alta & Webertsh
F. X. Schempp, Prop
W. C. Minnis
Leezer's Bakery
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