Two Firms Mortgage Sheep and Personal Property to Bank
Slusher & Gould and William Slusher file chattel mortgages in county records to secure First National Bank against total indebtedness of 11 362.43 and 45 262. Action arising from Wade involvement. Mortgages cover 6400 breeding sheep, 3000 lambs, books, and all other personal property owned.
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Wade
Slusher & Gould
William Slusher
County Recorder
First National Bank
Slusher
C. B. Wade
W. M. Slusher
Teutsch's Sunivy and Local Ads Feed City Life
A jumble of brief notices lists Teutsch's Sunivy and nearby shops offering goods and services. Highlights include clothing arrivals at Teutsch's, furnishings and bed rooms for rent, laundry services, and furniture sales. A classifieds section mentions a high grade organ for sale, a shotgun found on Thompson Street, and pending subscription contests.
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Old Meadenmy
Wale Chen
East Oregonian
Cure East Oregonian
Hore Flohera
Ashland chief dispatcher on way to Spokane to wed
Glesot of Ashland, chief train dispatcher for Southern Pacific, was in the city as guest of BF Scott. On his trip to Spokane to wed Milas Pengra, a society lady there. He stayed overnight to arrange train connections, and Scott persuaded him not to walk to the Washington city. He left Spokane later that morning praising the timely arrangements.
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Glesot
Ashland
Scott
Olewon
Southern Pacific
Mr. Scott
Spokane
Milas Pengra
Lile
Washington City
Committees to Meet for State Christian Endeavor Convention
A meeting of all committees in charge of details for the State Christian Endeavor Society convention will be held at 8 A. Lowell residence on Monday evening February 1. Each committee is urged to attend and finalize arrangements. Knights are warned. Damon Lodge No 4 K of P and visiting Knights are invited to a meeting Monday February 1 with Grand Chancellor Emil Waldman as official guest.
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State Christian Endeavor Society
A. Lowell
Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of P
Emil Waldman
T. M. Henderson
C. C. Mark Moorhouse
Schillings Best Coffee and Tea Ad Mentions Variety
An advertisement notes Schilling's Best Coffee is constant with four varieties and teas offer five kinds, framing it as a matter of taste with a money back guarantee from grocers.
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Schilling
Personal mentions fill Pendleton city notes list
D Henderson of Pilot Rock and J F Cannons of Athena appear among numerous visitors and residents with short city calls. Names include B M Collins of Prairie City, J 4 Gwinn, Turner of Weston, Miss A Weatherton of Bumpter, Jerry Stone of Adams, George Clay North Yakima cattleman, C E Troutman, Mr and Mrs Shaw Baker City, BF Scom Inland Empire Plane House, John W Hall Portland, Albert Bur eh Spokane, Jacob Proebster Portland, J Wright North Yakima sheepman, J H Alexander La Grande and Pendleton Sportsmen Association meeting notice for January 3 4 in council room at 7 30 pm with attendees urged to be present.
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D. Henderson
Pilot Rock
J. F. Cannons
Athena
Ely
B.M. Collins
Prairie City
Pendleton
Gwinn
A. Weatherton
Bumpter
Jerry Stone
Adams
George Clay
North Yakima
C. E. Troutman
Walla Walla
BF. Scom
Inland Empire
United States
John W Hall
Portland
Albert Bureh
Bpokane
Baker City
Jooob Proebster
United States Warsha
Itar News
Jumes Wright
Yakima
Rugg Brothers
J. H. Alexander
la Grande
George
Mr. Alexander
Land Office
McNutt
Will Go to Baker City Arthur Zoellner resigns for new post
Arthur Zoellner, longtime employee at the Boston store, resigns and will move with his wife to Baker City on Monday where he has accepted a responsible position at a loading clothing house. Salvation Army lecture by Colonel Catherine Higgins at Fraser on Monday evening details Mrs Booth Tucker. Clerks Union urges Trades Council to place Miller grocery on unfair list for 6 pm closing breach. Real estate transfer notes Wade sells half of lot 7 and 8, block 4 Swhtaler’s addition to Pendleton for $500. warrant issued for Perry Husten charged with stealing coal iron from Collier’s warehouse.
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Baker City
Arthur Zoellner
Boston
Salvation Army
Catherine Higgins
The
Army
Booth Tucker
the Fraser
Clerks’ Union
Trades and Labor Council
Miller Grocery
Malin Street
Wade
Montgomery
Swhtaler
Pendleton
I Do Not Obey I Do Not Think Ex Hope Poem
The piece contrasts a rebellious Captain and a speaker who declares, I do not obey I do not think as a personal creed. It ends with an unrelated line about Hope selling in Santa Monica California at 28 percent.
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Hope
Santa Mona
Cal
The Boston Shoe Store Seeks Children’s Red Schoolhouse Shoes
A newspaper ad notes a new shipment of Red Schoolhouse Shoes at 2.50 per pair with tiered pricing by size from 1.25 to 2.00 and 11.50 to 11. Buttons and toed styles offered with wide or narrow fits, silk sewn, low heels and hooks. The store promotes better wear, fit, and appearance and mentions high demand for children’s shoes this year.
Cured Pneumathia Pile Remedy Praise
A letter from Hannal Craig and Eliza J praises a rheumatic pile treatment for long pain relief. They report initial difficulty and gradual recovery, thanking the dealer and suggesting the remedy aids daily labor. Signed by multiple names: Miser, Me Mr. O Al HD Str.
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Mill
Jiu
Hannal Craig
Mr. O al HD
Pune
Tamer de Hom
Uhein
Eliza J
Taffy
Lawrence Mase
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Peoples Warehouse
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Daly ’ Martin's
Teutsch’s
Sunivy
Teutsch's
How- Rees’ Clemr
W. J. Clark's
Ferger
West Court
McFair
Ofien Biock
Wade & Son
Court Street
Rader
Teutach's
Millers
Mrance Jeweler
Oleson
Christian Endeavor
Kam OF
Tartar
Price
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Tls Turner
Weston
Pendleton Sportsmen
F. W. Waite
Pctty Recorder's
A Orice
Perry Hisnter
Cal Iron PO F. Colltor'e Warehuiwe
Boston Shoe Store
Hill
Falen
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Koeppen & Bros
Sole Ag
Thompson
Main
H. F. Shultz
Judd Building
Black
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Main Street
Canty & Jones
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Selivaren
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