Pendleton Society Dances and Socials Highlight Week
Pendleton society patrons enjoyed a Thursday Elks hall ball with elaborate elk and fir tree decor, purple lodge colors, and Johnson’s orchestra. The week featured two card parties, North Side Bridge, Jolly Neighbor club, and a Military Woodcraft event. Guests hosted by Mrs Hunziker, Mrs McAllister, and Mrs Spore noted guests from Walla Walla and Portland.
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Pendleton
Bugles’ Hall
Te Tyrard
Eluce
Ferie
Ihs
Louis Hunziker
Victor Hunziker
Walla Walla
Minnie Stillman
J. R. Dickson
A. McAllister
Ernest Skiles
Thompson Street
Thomas Spore
Lee Teutsch
North Yakimg Nooming Houses Put the Ban on Modern E vices
A Reno-era note reports North Yakima housing bans on modern electric devices. Curling irons, chatink dishes, moothing irons and other devices trigger disfavor, with some landladies turning off power from dawn to twilight to curb usage. Bills for lighting rise, while breakfasts and washing crease shirts and curl hair, with electric appliances blamed as costly. Separate item notes a civil case in the United States circuit court over land saleworth and a joint government action against Southern Oregon Company with Empire City claims, filed in Washington.
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S Ays
Republic
Yeasterday
Portland Telegram
Oreron Company
Cana Bay
United Hiuteensforcey General
United States
Congress
Mittine
Milne
Oregon
Southern Oregon Company
Empire City
Department of Washington
John BR
Horren
King’s New Discovery Cures Severe Cough Says Eva Uncapher
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Stark County says a severe cough left her bedridden until she used Dr Kings New Discovery. She claims four one dollar bottles fully cured her cough restored her health and notes the remedy is guaranteed by Taliman Co. Trial bottle is free and priced 60 cents to 1 dollar.
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Eva
Grovertown
Stark Coe
Taliman & O
Qingsiste
Dr. King
W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Want Cool Bay Land Subdivision Case Involving Bonaparte
Peculiar subdivision matter names Secretary Bonaparte and the United States as defendants. The document references J Bonaparte and the United States attorney general in a civil suit context.
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Cool Bay
Bonaparte
U.S
J Bonaparte
United States
Oregon Wreck Record Highlights Rail Accidents
The Oregon Railroad Commission reviews October to December accidents in the state. Summary lists collisions and derailments with killed and injured by month. Totals show three collisions, three derailments, ten killed, twenty six injured and property losses totaling thirteen thousand six hundred sixty eight dollars and fifty cents.
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Railroad Commission of
Oregon
Beavers Thrive Again In Oregon and Nearby Areas
The Dalles Chronicle reports beavers once widespread across Oregon now return in numbers in Silver Lake and Shan Marsh after past extermination fears. Trappers historically profited from pelts. current protections and low pelt prices reduce active hunting. Coyotes and cougars populate rough terrain, with ongoing organized hunts noted.
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Oregon
Dalles
Lyle
Washington
Kilekitat
Silver Lake
Tilt
Shan
X. Z Company
Stockmen Pay Bounty for Scalp Within Range Limits
The stockmen's association offers ten dollars per scalp taken within their territorial limits. Deer are unusually scarce this season, and only a few have been killed in this section.
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Stockmen's Association
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cures Burns and Sores
A Sierra County notice declares Bucklen's Arnica Salve will quickly cure burns sores wounds boils cuts and sprains. It promises refund of money if not satisfied and directs purchase at Tallman & Co.'s drug store for 5 cents.
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California
Bucklen
Sierra Co
Mr. Walters
Tallman & Co
Roosevelt a second Isaiah says Dixon hails Roosevelt
Rev A C Dixon of Moody Church Chicago compares President Roosevelt to Isaiah in a Chicago interview and praises him for applying Christian principles to daily life and law enforcement at a prayer meeting in the Great Northern theater before about a thousand attendees.
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A. C. Dixon
Moody Church
Chicago
President Roosevelt
Isaiah
Roosevelt
Great Northern Theater
Dixon
President Roose Velt and Isaiah referenced in national vision
A Baker County note reports a rumor that the U S government plans to buy about 7000 tons of Timothy baled hay, with a Portland agent expected to contract, signaling Eastern Oregon as a potential supplier. The Baker County hay is praised as among the best grown in Oregon, possibly supplying the whole amount.
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Ment
Portland
Portland Commission
Oregon
Baker County
Baker City
Cod Liver Preparation Promises Health Support
An advertisement from The Pendleton Drug Co in Pendleton Oregon promotes a cod liver preparation without oil. It claims superiority to traditional cod liver oil and emulsions for the elderly, delicate children, and those run-down, post illness, or with throat and lung troubles, and offers a guarantee.
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Pendleton Drug CO
Pendleton
Oregon
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Johnson
Loth
North Side Bridge Club
A. Goodman
Charles Adams
Thomas Montgomery
Robert Forster
Jolly Neighbor Club
Married People's Dancing Club
John MiCourt
Dr. FW. Vincent
Hermiston
Pendleton Circle
the Women of Woodcraft
K. of P. Hall
Mrs
Harry Bickers
Ethel Hayes
Leona Thompson
Water Street
Frank Frazier
Alice Sheridan
Oleu D Baumister
Walla Waljla
Chas Eppinger
Frank Frasier
B. P. Marshall
FP. Marshall
H. T. Sewing Club
Miss Gale
Gertrude Huffman
South Thompson Street
Blanche Bryan
Streeter-Bryan Company
Wasa
Charles H. Carter
Katusha
Mildred Berkeley
Coltlan
Atlee Mildred
Yakimg Nooming
Mike
Klamath Basin
DR. King’s
Dan Peegie
Roose Velt
Mesa
Dr. Dixon
John the Baptist
Philippines
Buster Brown
Apet
the Brown Shoe Co
ST. Louis
Mer
Pendleton Cloak
C.C. Anthony
Cloak
Suit House