Grazing Limit Law Debated and Local Death Report
January 22 1908 report outlines Woolgrowers' fears over a proposed grazing limit law with secretary William Stusher playing a key role and mixed support. The article also notes the death of Orla Gilliam, eight and a half, from scarlet fever, with funeral plans and grave-side service. Additional notes cover local figures L M Huson seeking deputy post, A Ruppe's 260 acres of Red Chaff Club wheat, and a February 20 Washington Guards performance at the high school assembly hall amid district debates over school consolidation. The post office appropriation bill is listed at 163,490,049 dollars, up from last year, with increases for rural routes and pneumatic tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Local notices and sales in Pendleton advertisements
A dense suite of brief items lists farm loans, groceries, clothing, furniture, lodging, fuel, and various local services. It notes Gratz’s clam chowder and oyster cocktails, Castle’s fish, Teutsch’s shoe repairs, Peoples Warehouse discounts, a $2000 furnished hotel, and N. T. Conklin cheese sandwiches. Also includes real estate offers, sidewalk work, portraits for Martin’s, rental notices, and upcoming church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Howard
Gratz's
Castle's
Joerger
Newofn's
Teutsch's
Penmbleton
Peoples
Peoples Warehouse
N. T. Conklin
Grats's
Phillips
Pendleton
Raley
Alta Street
Patton
Oregon Daily Journal
Frazier’s
Hawley Broa
Hays
Maloy
Concluding Notes From Pendleton Listings And Local Events
A mixed Pendleton market update lists items for sale rent and business opportunities, noting specialties from seafood to woolf's and wool products. Public notices include a January 22 tribe installation at Blue Mountain Court No 2 and a $400 sale of lots 6 and 7 in Reservation addition to Charles L Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Dunbar
Main Street
T. Wade
Martin
South Main Street
W. B. Jenkins
Peter van Orndale
West Court Street
Morris & Daniap
Withee
Brown
Presbyterian Church
Miss Pickle
Castle's
Peoples Warehouse
Pendleton
N. T. Conklin
Hobach
Johnson Street
Blue Mountain Court No. 2
Tribe of Ben Hur
W. F. Matlock
George Bentley
Charles L. Hastings
Dutch Henry
Alta Street
Mr. Hastings
Fancy line of box paper in shapes and tints offered
A new line of fancy box paper in varied shapes and new tints is advertised. The notice invites readers to call and see the offerings and notes the shop also sells stationery blank books and general office supplies.
Spring Goods Glassware and Bowls in New Cut Glass
Advertisement notes new Spring Goods including Fine Berry and Fruit Bowls in New Cut Glass effects priced at 20 cents. Fancy Water Jugs range from 20 to 45 cents, suggesting a catalog-like sale preview from a regional store.
Sanitary Toilet Paper and Mounting Books Sale Ad
A brief ad notes sanitary toilet paper three rolls for 25 cents and mounting books priced at 160 cents. Paste ink and mucilages complete the listing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutselh’s
Salem
W Whoolgrowere
Sasocia- Wiliam Stusher
Howe Committee On Agricular
Guine ‘Ban
Orla Gilliam
Orla
Simer Gilliam
Stonewall Jackson Street
Olmey Cemetery
Wheer
Robert Werner
L. M. Huson
Helix
Sherif
Huson
Helix Opera House
A. Ruppe
Pleasant View
Mr. Ruppe
Washington Guards
Assembly Hall
Birch Creek
McKay Creek
Ich
Itch
Fata Scase of
Nate
Eras Wands
Forshaw
En’s Drug Store
Main St
Court House
EB. T. Wade
Ladies' Aid Society
M. E. Church
J. S. Morris
Plus Street
Mr. Morris
Walter McComach
Fulton
MecComach
C. E. Troutman
Tustin Street
Val Laces
Pingree
Boston
Rabbit
Nolf
Crowner Bros
J. Clarke & CO
Court Street
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