Possums for Eagles Banquet at Pendleton Aerie
James Estes, president of Pendleton Aerie of Eagles, ships a dozen Missouri possums to the city for the big banquet tonight. The possums will be prepared by Gus La Fontaine for the initiation of 25 new members, marking the start of a busy year for the local order.
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James Estes
Acrie
James H. Estes
Pendleton Serle
Eagles
Mr. Estes
Kansas City
Pendleton Sere
Gus la Fontaine
Estes
Pendleton Aerie
Pendleton Serie
Pendleton
Aerie
Cold Start Warning Urges Prompt Treatment
A public health notice warns that early action in treating a cold prevents it becoming deeply seated and harder to cure. Delays may extend suffering by days as symptoms escalate.
Supervisor Ireland to meet stockmen at Ukiah on 14th
Henry Ireland supervisor of the eastern division of the Blue Mountain forest reserve visited today. He conferred with stockmen about allotments and planned a meeting with Camas prairie stockmen in Ukiah on the 14th. He will also confer with stockmen at Pilot Rock tomorrow before addressing reserve issues.
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Ukiah
Henry Ireland
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
Ireland
Camas Prairie
Pilot Rock
Pendleton praised for news paper quality by ex resident
E. W. Daggett, formerly of Pendleton and now in Vallejo, California, compares Vallejo and Pendleton newspapers in a letter. He asserts Pendleton’s papers are superior to Vallejo’s and Portland’s to San Francisco’s, noting Pendleton’s population around 7000 and its strong newspaper business supporting wide publicity.
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E. W. Daggett
Pendleton
Vallejo
Calif
Portland
San Francisco
Western Livestock Exposition Promises Big Denver Attendance
The Denver Post reports one of the year’s largest crowds will gather in Denver from January 20 to 26 for the Western Livestock Exposition. For the first time, the event becomes international with cattle, horses, sheep and hog entries from across the country as stock show week unfolds.
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Denver
Denver Post
Grand horse fair and livestock conventions unite regional growers
A grand horse fair and public salon features pure bred cattle under National Breed Associations. The eleventh annual convention of the American National Livestock Association, the eighth annual convention of the Colorado Cattle and Horse Growers Association, and the convention of the Colorado Grain Growers Association gather together to showcase breeding, livestock prowess, and grain production.
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National Breed Associations
American National Livestock Association
Colorado Cattle and Horse ‘Growers’ Association
Colorado Grain Growers’ Association
Double Cross for Charley in Police Court
Nez Perce Charley, an old school redskin, is jailed for being drunk after claiming an Indian stole his blanket pants and moccasins. He says the thief gave him drinks first, but Judge FitzGerald sentences him to two days in jail, leaving Charley puzzled at the city jail.
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Nez Perce
Charley
Charles
FitzGerald
Yakimat
MEN WILL FURNISH MUSIC Good Fellowship Club Plans Services
The Good Fellowship club of the Presbyterian church, formed by the church's young men, met at Charlee Hill's home to finalize plans. They will lead music with a male quartet and new chorus during upcoming church services and aim for social gatherings and a banquet, emphasizing social-activity over devotional work.
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Good Fellowship Club
Presbyterian Church
The
Charlee Hill
Devotonal
Brick Pavement Across Regions Through History
A historical note describes brick for street paving as a long established practice in Holland and Northern England. The United States first laid brick pavement in Charleston West Virginia in 1870, with continued use and improvement. Subsequent early adopters include Wheeling West Virginia 1883 Decatur Illinois 1883 and Galesburg Illinois 1884, all reporting long lasting service.
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Holland
England
United States
Charleston
W. Va
Wheeling
Decatur
Ill
Galesburg
Lumber Prices Drop by a Dollar in North Yakima
Lumber dealers in North Yakima reduced prices by one dollar per thousand as managers cite regional conditions. St Paul and Tacoma Lumber Co reported the cut and stated future moves depend on mill demand from their usual markets and whether they can move output at current prices.
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North Yakima
Yakima
Walla Walla Teamsters Protest Tax Relief
The Walla Walla teamsters filed a petition signed by 40 vehicle owners and drivers urging a reduction of the city tax on two horse rigs from 15 to with a request to cut the rate in half and arguing the levy is discriminatory and unjust.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton firm buys vast spring stock from Portland vendors
Returned from Portland, Leo Hartatein and C. C. Anthony of the Pendleton Cloak and Sesuilt House stated they purchased an immense stock of spring and summer goods after meeting representatives of eastern houses. The two local merchants arrived this morning with fresh merchandise for their store.
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Portland
Leo Hartatein
C. C. Anthony
Pendleton Cloak and Sesuilt
Richardson Family Bids Port And Return Visit
Dayton residents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Richardson and Misses Alice and Phoebe Richardson traveled through last evening en route to Portland for a brief visit, visiting friends Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Terpenning of this city.
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Dayton
W. H. Richardson
Wand
Alice
Phoebe Richardson
Terpenning
Portland
Pendleton Lodge to stage elaborate ball in Eagles hall
Pendleton lodge plans a grand social event at Eagles hall on February 8 featuring dancing in the regular ballroom and social and musical numbers in banquet and third floor rooms. Two orchestras will play continuously with light refreshments and heavy decorations. Over 200 electric lights will illuminate the hall as the event aims to outshine all winter gatherings in eastern Oregon.
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Pendleton Lodge
Engies Hall
Pendleton Biks
Oregon
Eagles’ Hall
Death of Peter McLachlan Former 92nd Highlander
News from London announces the death of Peter McLachlan aged 78 on December 17. He was a former member of the 92nd Highlanders and was a brother of Mrs. M. McDonald of Greasewood near Adams, who died a few weeks earlier.
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The
East Oregonian
London
England
Peter McLachlan
92Nd Highlanders
Oregon
South Africa
Wade Joins Bandon Times as Editor in Absence of Proprietor
C. R. Wade, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Wade of this city, now located in Bandon Coos county, is acting as editor of the Bandon Times during the proprietor’s absence. Wade is succeeding as editor and the issues under his management meet the paper’s high standard.
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C. R. Wade
E.T. Wade
Bandon
Coos County
Bandon Times
Wade
Johnson family returns home from Idaho visit
Mr and Mrs J K Johnson and their daughter from Indian Valley Idaho have completed a visit with Burr Johnson in this city and will return to their home tonight.
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J. K. Johnson
Indian Valley
Idaho
Mr. Johnson
Burr Johnson
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Standard Grocery Co
Missouri
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Creamery Co
National Bank
United States Depository
Double Cross
Nea Perce
Elko
Adams
Roosevelt
Boston
Pendleton Business
Max Baer
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