City Council Pressures Rail Lines Over Depot Concessions
City officials unite to back North Bank Railroad for passenger service to Portland and freight routing here, threatening to spurn Harriman line if depot demands persist. Debate over street closure, cemetery relocation, theatre payrolls, and Boise Idaho Oregon Development Congress signals shape of local action and street signage reforms.
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North Bank Railroad
Harriman
N. P
Here
Portland
North Bank Road
Stroble
Mr. Strone
Lyman Meat Market Relocates Across Street
Lyman Meat Market plans a move across the street to a new location in LeBow. Workers are preparing the site in front of the building for a full remodel, with a complete redesign anticipated after the move.
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LYMAN
LeBow Tutting
Lyman Market Plans Front Addition and Interior Remodel
The Lyman market owner Mr Lyman remodels the room interior and installs new stock. A glass front will be added and both inside and outside painted white. Chorhman, owner of the building, will occupy the room after vacancy and remove the front.
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Lyman
Chorhman
Brownell seeks office to guard water users
D c Brownell of Umatilla travels to Salem to pursue the superintendent post for the eastern water division tied to the water core. He aims to ensure fair distribution of the Umatilla River waters and opposes T Worthington’s appointment, fearing Irrigon would gain west county advantage.
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Tmatilla
Salem
Eastern Water Division
Brownell
Umatilla
T. Worthington
Irrigon
Mr. Worthington
Pacific Monthly officer promotes city homeseeker ads
H. K. Silversmith of the Pacific Monthly visited the city to urge the local publicity bureau to use the magazine pages this coming summer for attracting homeseekers. He represents the advertising department and stressed regional appeal and placement.
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H. K. Silversmith
The
Pacific Monthly
District Attorney Ivanticer Preparing Appeal in City
Ivanhoe district attorney for Union and Wallowa counties is in the city with his son to prepare a brief for a case before the supreme court. He uses the office and library of District Attorney Phelps during his stay.
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Col
Ivanhoe
Union
Wallowa Counties
City
Supreme Court
Phelps
Neurotical Turbid Reply Over Discharging Actors
Frank Neugebauer, Grand theater proprietor, defends right to discharge rotten actors after council criticizes firings. He claims over a year in town, $14,000 invested, and that managers decide which acts to present. He says the actors were warned their act was not fit for vaudeville and were paid, while the city loses business from inferior performers.
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Frank Neugebauer
Grand Theater
The
Dime
Hinkle
Neugebauer
Tribune
Star Theater
Tudeville
Artor
Pendleton
Frank Nevgerbauer
California Visitor Mrs Clawson Arrives for Short Stay
Mrs H J Clawson, expected guest in the city for several days, arrived this morning from California. She is the niece of John Thenney and will stay with her uncle during the visit.
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H. J. Clawson
California
Mie. Clawson
John Thenney
Walter AfieCormmach Improves in California Health
Word from Walter AfieCormmach, now in Tedlanin, California, says he stood the trip well and is improving greatly in health.
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Walter AfieCormmach
Tedlanin
California
Union County Farmers Earl Ryder and Claud Huffman Visit City
Two well known Union county young farmers Earl Ryder and Claud Huffman were in the city today. They both live in the vicinity of Elgin.
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Union County
Earl Ryder
Claud Huffman
Elgin
Weston Woman Visits Pendleton Friends For Beversday
Mies Myrtle Beamer of Weston was a guest of Pendleton friends for Beversday and will stay for a while longer, sharing hospitality and local conversations during the visit.
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Mies Myrtle Beamer
Weston
Pendleton
Beversday
Personalities in the City Yesterday
A parade of visitors and locals circulated through the city yesterday. Gmmett Carr and Mrs N A Miller from Athena, Chas Green the wool buyer, and Frank Davenport from Hood River were seen, with many others including attorneys, engineers, and business reps from Athena, Pendleton, Helix, Pilot Rock, and Cambridge.
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Gmmett Carr of
Adams
City
Ai W. Henn
Nye
J. & Myrick
Athena
N. A. Miller
Frank Davenport
Hood River
Chas , Green
Portland
G. I. LaDow
Sam Jenkins
Pilot Rock
Anna Selkirk Norton J4
Frank O'Hara
Pendleton
Baker
Homer I. Watts
Hoosier Sells Farm and Will Locate Here
J. E. Hancock, formerly with the Pendleton Creamery, has sold his Indiana farming interests and plans to invest the proceeds in Umatilla county farming land in Oregon. He intends to buy a quarter section near Pilot Rock or Weston.
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J. E. Hancock
Pendleton
Indiana
Umatilla County
Mr. Hancock
Pilot Rock
Weston
New Ceiling Por Te Quelle Restaurant Upgrade
The Quell restaurant will remove the current ceiling ornament and install a new artistic milling feature. The update aims to add artistic effect and greatly improve the restaurant's appearance.
Peoples Warehouse Closed Monday Holiday Notice
Peoples Warehouse will be closed all day Monday February 22 to observe Washington’s Birthday as a legal holiday.
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Peoples Warehouse
Washington
Tagrein's Grocery to Close for Washington's Birthday
Tagrein's grocery store will be closed all day Monday February 22 in observance of Washington's Birthday. The holiday closing applies to the usual business hours and operations.
Trade Tariff Debate Reflections By Statesmen
Washington Star notes curious remark about eminent statesmen and tariffs. Quote suggests difficulty in assessing opinions as leaders focus on judging each other. Brief item reflects editorial lightness on political discourse and policy timing.
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Washington Star
Mexico to honor dynamite carman Jesus Garcia monument
A Mexico City dispatch reports the government will fund a monument to Jesus Garcia, a machinist killed when a car loaded with dynamite exploded after he guided it away, saving many lives. Also notes Great Northern official comments on train dispatching system and raid investigations.
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Mexico City
Jesus Garcia
Macerari
Sonora
Garcia
The
Great Northern
ABC
Sterilization Bill Passed in Oregon House
Salem Feb 18 With only five dissenting votes the sterilization bill for criminal insane and convicts passed the Oregon house. The measure, already approved by the senate, would require appointed surgeons to operate when procreation is deemed inadvisable and the inmate unimprovable. It defines confirmed criminals as those serving a third term after felony conviction.
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Salem
Ore
Owen Adair
House
Senate
Brooke
Brattain
Redillion
Bones
Hughes
Bean
Belknap
Brady
Bryant
Corrigan
Farrell
Wisconsin
Indiana
Tig Yirex
Dr. Adair
Foley’s Honey and Tar Prevents La Grippe Coughs
Pneumonia often follows la grippe but never after using Foley's Honey and Tar. Refuse imitations and seek the genuine product in the yellow package from Pendleton Drug Co.
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Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Expressing gratitude to rescuers after drowning incident
The note thanks Mr Waller Markham Chirkes Voursha and others who aided in saving Carl Guiott from drowning in the mill ree, praising their timely effort as reported by the East Oregonian.
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Waller Markham
Chirkes Voursha
Carl
Carl Guiott
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