City Brevities Dry wood sales and rentals listed
Various small ads note dry wood from Minnis, room and board at 312 South Malin, free Talking Machines at The Wonder Store, hair goods sale at Mrs Campbell, and housing ads for close in rents. Listings include paint and wallpaper from Charles Lane & Son, furnished rooms at 302 Logan, a found yellow sheepskin glove, stenography services, and a piano studio on Thompson Street. Also requests for coal sacks and lodging near Pendleton.
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South Malin Street
Wonder Store
Charles Lane & Son
Vincent Street
Logan Street
Wonder
Hailey to Portland Forms Hailey Chamberlain Firm
The Salem Statesman reports future plans for a new law partnership named Chamberlain Thomas & Hailey. It will involve Governor Chamberlain and retired Justice Thomas G Halley with W. E. Thomas. Offices will be in Portland's Chamber of Commerce building. Halley has moved to liquidate his capital city affairs.
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Salem Statesman
Anya
Thomas G. Hailey
State Supreme Spark
Chamberlain
Thomas & Hailey
Thomas G. Halley
Supreme Court
W. EB. Thomas
Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Leader to Leave for Pendleton on Personal Business
A prominent official plans a brief departure to Pendleton for personal matters then aims to return during the legislature session before moving to Portland to assume a new partnership. His tenure has drawn high praise from critics for his effective service.
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Pendleton
Daiy
Portland
Cattlemen Protest Range Allotments in Blue Mountains
Cattlemen in Uma Ullla and McKay Creek areas express dissatisfaction with range divisions in the Blue Mountains reserve. They allege mistreatment in the recent appor tingment, claiming McKay district cattlemen were moved to Starkey district, farther and less desirable. A protest effort and possible new cattlemen’s association are planned to seek correction in spring.
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Mite County
Blue Mountains
Forestry Department
McKay Creek
Sumpter Menning
MuKay
Starkey
McKay
Uma- Ulla
Cascade County proposal sparks Hood River talks
A Hood River petition urges creation of Cascade County with Hood River as seat, including portions of Multnomah and Wasco. Delegation members heard from petitioners and opposed by some Hood River residents, with no decision reached. Modern Woodmen of America installed officers in Wasco County as Adam Elder installing officer and others named. Also reported is Mathilda Fogte’s suicide in Tacoma, leaving five children, and Forest Grove National Bank announcing a new building, led by W. B. Hales, J. F. Batley, and John Thornburg. plus a Spokane note to Read the East Oregonian.
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Wacco County
Perkins
Hood River
Whealdon
Hendrick and Knowles
Oregon Sunday Journal
Cascade County
Multnomah
Wheep
H. P. Davidson
E. R. Bradley
J. D. Jayne
Wasco County
Tastall
Tutullla
Modern Woodmen of America
Adam Elder
M. P. Yates
J. W. Bowers
G. A.robbing
William Huston
H. E. Cook
Chris Traver
G. W. Haw
T. M. Henderson
A. Hamblen
Resolutions Seek Tariff Removal on Jute Across Four States
Attorney Will M. Peterson will present a joint memorial at a January 22 union meeting in Walla Walla. The Athena club leads the move to urge Oregon Idaho Washington and California legislatures to memorialize Congress to remove the tariff on jute and jute products, aiming for action before the next session. Wheat farmer Jerry Stone aided the earlier meeting, and a Portland customs official notes the tariff is 16.5 per 1000 sacks, with Oregon using about 1,000,000 grain sacks annually.
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Will M. Peterson
Walla Walla
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
California
Congress
United States
Athena Commercial Club
Union
Athena Club
Athena
Wheat Belt
Jerry Stone
Collector of Customs of
Portland
Panama Canal Exposition in Our City Proposed
Editorial argues for a Panama Canal exposition in our city urging immediate action. It calls for clearing streets and property issues, finishing promised projects, and avoiding petty squabbles to showcase progress and attract visitors. The piece notes hotel capacity and ongoing construction as support for hosting duties.
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Isle
Dietelet
Pendleton Masons Attend Shriners Conclave in Portland
The Pendleton Masons including Judge W, RL Elila, T. CO Taylor, WL L. Thompson, Leon Cohen and G. W. Phelps left for Portland to join the semi annual Oregon Shriners and Scot Rite meeting this week. Mrs Cohen and Mrs Tavlom accompany their husbands to view friends in Portland. All the news all the time In the East Oregonian.
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Shriners
Port Tan
Oregon Shriners
Portland
RL Elila
T. CO. Taylor
WL L. Thompson
Leon Cohen
G. W. Phelps
Cohen
Mr. Tavlom
Personal mentions highlight regional travel and visits
Local notes list numerous individuals on brief business trips or visits in the area. Names include Jerry Stone Athena Robert Forster E P Dodd Jef Hermiston A Kunkel Spo Manne Month Ft Gwinn Pon Saving Bank Jonn Adin Adams G Chamberlain Athena W H Bleakney Pendleton Academy Ed Dupuis Umatilla River W T Shaw Freewater Jack Thatcher O R M Baker City Rev H B Knight Pendleton Academy George Strand Pendleton La Grande Observer W P Card McKay Creek stock outlook District Attorney G W Phelps Salem George Strand brakeman F L Coykendall Pendleton-Huntington division.
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Fee Teutech
Jerry Stone
Athena
Robert Forster
E. P. Dodd Jef
Hermiston Toty
A. Kunkel
Spo| Manne
Jonn Adin
Adams
G. Chamberlain
Justices of the Peace
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
la Grande Observer
Jack Thatcher
Baker City
Los Angeles
Rev. H. B. Knight
la Grande and Union
George Strand
Pendleton
la Grande
Pendleton-Huntington
W. P. Card
McKay Crek
Faulkner Dies After Horse Kick in Holdman Stables
Thomas H. Faulkner, 56, died at his Holdman area home from injuries after being kicked in the stomach by a horse while working in a stable. Doctors treated him, but death occurred around 4 PM yesterday. He leaves a wife, one daughter Mrs. Fred Morton, and three sons in Spokane. He had lived in the county four years, recent origin from Michigan, with Spokane earlier. Funeral plans await his sons. Also noting local church programs and social events including a lard bucket social and a missionary society gathering. Jesse Failing notes piano sale.
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Thomas H. Faulkner
Holdman
Griswold and
Lieuallen
Helix
Kenneth McRae
Helix Wheatraiser
Michigan
Spokane
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