Indictments in Inland Empire gambling cases revealed
Four more grand jury indictments in district court were announced. Phil Martin of Bolee and Thomas Ward and Theodore Lichty of Str were arraigned with pleas of not guilty. Martin released on recognizance, Lichty and Ward bonded at 200 each. Additional indictments and warrants reportedly exist.
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Bolee
Phil Martin
Thomas Ward
Theodore Lichty
Str
Martin Ie
Gambing
Thoman la
Lichty
John Ridenbaugh
Martin
Thomas
Holee Atabaman
Porter Reports Rapid Growth After Austin Exchange Setup
Pacl Oe Staten Telephone and Telegraph manager C. E. Porter of Baker City returned from Austin where he established a telephone exchange. He notes the thriving town has shown surprising growth since then.
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C. E. Porter
Pacl
Staten Telephone and Telegraph Company
Baker City
Austin
Western range cattle receipts reach near record highs
Western Rangers Chicago reports 390000 cattle received in the past year, the second largest on record. The surge follows earlier market lows in 1904 when many cattle were left unsold, with prices and quality improving as conditions normalized.
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Chicago
France
Grim Tragedy of Consumption Cures and Cautions
A letter from PF G Muntley of Oaklan don Ind describes his wife’s recovery from consumption using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. He credits the remedy with curing her after three doctors gave up. Trial bottles offered free by Tallman Co and Brock McComas Co with 69 cents and 1.00 price points.
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PF. G. Muntley
Oaklandon
Ind
King
Tallman & Co
Brock & McComas Co
Dringgista
Baker County Population Estimates Spark Discrepancy
Estimates to Onler show Baker County with 6608 legal voters and an implied population around 23 054 using 4.3 percent. the census asgeewor suggests about 20 000. Polk's directory puts Baker City at about 10 900, implying nearly half the county’s population resides there. Also an ad notes Bucklen’s Arnica for skin troubles with New York testimonials.
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Arsensor
Baker County
Asgeewor
Polk
Baker City
Democrat
Baker County Circuit Court Opens With Equity, Inw, and Criminal Docket
In Baker County the circuit court will convene next Tuesday with 56 equity cases 67 Inw cases and three criminal cases on the docket. The first criminal case is George Cavanitieri charged with holding up Dr Parker and J T Donnelly during a hunting trip. The district attorney has indicted a grand jury to meet with the court.
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Big Docke
Baker County
Circuit Court of
George Cavanitieri
Dr. Parker
J. T. Donnelly
Tt le
Baker City
Baker Oly
Daily Market Report Highlights Holiday Retail Prices
Prices across Pendleton groceries produce and meats rise for Christmas New Year shopping. Apples cranberries oranges lemons figs vegetables butter eggs olives walnuts almonds and more listed with per unit costs. Also reports a house fire in High Valley a divorce-related notice and a lumber log drive near Umpqua Willamette area with heavy rain and snow affecting streams.
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Pendleton
Crushed Genius Memoir of a Grieg Moment
A first person memory from Edward Grieg in Contemporary Review recalls a child’s failed claim to fame after a schoolroom mishap with a music book. The speaker recounts whispering a piece titled Variations on a Tiny Man Melody by Edward Grieg Op 1 and quick hopes dashed when teachers peer into the pages.
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Campour Grieg
Edwar Grieg
Suri
Agala
Murner
Agale
Grieg
le Wood
Edward Grieg
Contemporary Review
Sable Island Ocean Graveyard Told by Connolly
James B. Connolly recounts Sable Island as the Atlantic graveyard for Gloucester’s fishing fleet. He notes two long bars forming a crescent shoreward of treacherous sands, where cod, haddock, and shipwrecks abound, with hundreds of vessels and bones bleaching on the sands amid winter dangers.
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Sable
Sable Island
Atlantic
Gloucester
Sable Leland
Sable Ialand
James B. Connolly
Scribner's
Mother Nature and Her Remarkable Builders
A curious excerpt praises nature's ingenuity in creatures using simple tools, from birds and caterpillars to sea animals in shells. A humorous shopper visits a butcher, joking that cycling caused her to lose twenty five pounds of flesh and she wants to see the weight as a lump.
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Nicholas
Pendleton business directory and local notices
Listings show local professionals including J A Best physician Lynnealakeslee neurologist Judd building Pendleton Savings Bank officials W J Furnish president T J Morris vice president J A Borle cashier confirm bank services and deposits Bentley represents fire and accident insurance John Hailey attorney at law James A Fee law office Stephen A Lowell attorney at Law Pendleton livery stable Carney Kennedy props Pendleton Iron Works panel and machine work by Marion Jack and Wich Zieger manager.
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Pendleton Savings Bank
Pendleton, Ore
Collectionn
W. J Furnish
T. J. Morris
J. A. Borle
J. W Maloney
Old Scotch Lady Debates Modern Church Anthem
An elderly Scottish woman criticizes modern church music during a discussion about an anthem. A neighbor suggests the piece is ancient, citing David singing to Saul. The woman responds with a quip about Saul's jealousy and the timing of his javelin throw.
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David
Saul
Whittling lessons ease land pencil scheme query
A Columbus Dispatch style quip features Mr. Smith explaining why buying about three land pencils daily is reasonable as his wife takes whittling lessons. The exchange touches on enterprise risk and magnifying advantages, attributed to a Teutach's Department store cofounder.
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Mer. Blatloner
Mr. Smith
Columbus Dispatch
Notice of Gett lom-W to Whom It May Concern
Charles Cunningham announces settlement of all debts claims and disputes in Pendleton Oregon after selling most holdings in Umatilla and Morrow counties. He requests all creditors to present claims within sixty days at his office for prompt adjustment and deems unsettled matters settled if not presented within the period. Dated December 7 1966 Pendleton Oregon.
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Umatilla
Merrew Countien
Ecounta
Charles Hanten
Pemeton
Oregon
Pendletes
Orepem
Charles Cunningham
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