Local Ads Highlight Goods and Services in Pendleton
The page lists offers from Rader Carpets and Furniture and Teutsch and Great Eastern Department Store, with sales on refrigerators, tents, and ice cream. It promotes Blue Mountain butter, shoes, bicycles, harness, and draft horses, plus rental housing and hauling services, ending with carnival sales and store hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountain
Roms Nicholn
Roosevelt
Boston
Tewtsch Department
Oxfords
Teutsch's
H. S
South Main Street
Tentech
Dutton
Aura Street
Great Eastern Department
Pendleton
Doaya Great Carnival
Colorado Seeks Market For Coal Business
The American Fuel company aided by Santa Fe railroad plans to ship coal from Colorado and New Mexico to California. Bunkers with 1000 ton capacity rise at Oakland to compete with Vancouver and Australian coal. Northern California will be served via California and Northern line. The move could expand western coal output and create many jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Denver
American Fuel Company
Santa Fe
Vancouver
B.C
Australia
G. W. Howen and & I. Heyn
Cal Company
Oakland
Cal
Oak Hanna
California & Northern
American Black Coal Company
Gibson
N. M
New Mexico
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Wyoming
In Stock Honor For The Most High
A concise quip notes that when a man speaks of honoring the Most High he should first possess some of that honor in stock. The remark blends expectation with a dry corrective tone, suggesting personal integrity parallels in reverent discourse.
Notable Visitors and Local Travellers Arrive in Pendleton
A crowd of visitors and locals are listed in Pendleton today on business, travel, or leisure. D. H. Preston of Athena, J. W. Myrick of Warren Station, Roy Leeser from Echo, Mrs. Norval Jones and child from Walla Walla, and Clark Nelson of Weston are among those noted in town. Several others, including Judge W. R. Ellie heading to Portland, G. B. Carter from Colfax on official business, and H. Willis of the Echo News, are recorded as passing through or staying briefly, with trips to Spokane, Portland, and coastal points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kunkel
Spokane
Clark Nelson
Weston
J. W. Myrick
Warren Station
Roy Leeser
Echo
Norval Jones
Walla Walla
Jem Liewallen
Waa
G. EB. Sage
Daydon
Wash
G. B. Carter
Colfax
Henry Lund
Pilot Rock
Washington County
Charles A. Hill
Adams
Joe Kennedy
Allie Knight
Portland
H. ©. Willis
The
Echo News
Winn Stewart
Return of Smith from Nebraska and Montana
I E B Smith has been absent in Nebraska and Montana for four weeks and returned today via the W R and is glad to be back among Oregon mountains. He visited his Seward Nebraska father, notes the landscape changed to an artificial forest and abundant forage crops. Crops and times are good in Nebraska, many turning westward. Mrs Smith and family spent spring and early summer in Walla Walla and have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome
EB. N. Smith
Nebraska
Montana
Oregon
Seward
Neb
Ils
Enormous fruit shipments from Walla Walla attract attention
Walla Walla union notes massive yearly shipments from the city. At present onions and potatoes lead exports with W. B. Gilatke & Co. sending a carload to British Columbia. The Walla Walla Produce Company ships two to three carloads daily. Large fruit is scarce now except for small apple quantities. During the cherry season nearly all previous years’ volume was surpassed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Walla Walla Union
W. B. Gilatke & Co
British Columbia
Walla Walla Produce Ships Record Cherry Loads
The Walla Walla Produce company shipped seven carloads of cherries in carload lots and additional smaller quantities. This amounts to roughly double the volume shipped by the same company last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Robber Caught In Pendleton Hotel Kitchen Trunk Theft
A man was caught robbing a trunk at the Hotel Pendleton where a Jap worker named George is employed. A scuffle left the robber with injuries. Officer Stephens arrested him and he will stay in jail until he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Pendleton
Stephens
Bullet found in elm logs dates to early white exploration era
A 1803 item notes a bullet embedded in a rock elm trunk in Omaha. The tree’s growth rings indicate the bullet was deposited about 62 years earlier, placing it before widespread settlement, when only Lewis and Clark explorers had visited the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Omaha
Wa Rock
Lewis and Clark
Lynds Face Divorce Suit Over Drunkenness and Conduct
Julia Lynd filed for divorce from Maeran Lynd in Athena. The complaint alleges the defendant’s drunkenness and other misconduct endanger the peace and happiness of the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Lynd
Maeran Lynd
Athena
Cyclone Hits Rosebud Reservation Killing One Injuring Fourteen
A cyclone swept part of the Rosebud reservation injuring fourteen and causing destruction. Roy McFadden died near St Elmo, eight were hurt at Herrock, Burke suffered several destroyed buildings, and two may die from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax
Rosebud
Roy McFadden
St. Elmo
Herrock
Burke
War department approves dismissal of Major Carrington
Washington July 13 The War Department announced the president's approval of the sentence of dismissal from the Army of Major Frank Dell Carrington first infantry convicted of the misappropriation of public funds in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Nag
Frank Dell Carrington
First Infantry
Philippines
Reindeer Mail Trial in Alaska Sparks Mixed Results
The Nome Nugget reports the U S mail service tested reindeer at Kal tag portage spring, with H Lawrence supervising transport. Reindeer proved slow, could carry only about 46 pounds per trip, and disliked packing. a 76 pound load required a human carrier. A photo of deer with sacks was taken, possibly to illustrate use of reindeer in Alaska and support Dr. Shelton Jackson’s regime.
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N.C
Kaltag Portage
H. Lawrence
Alaska
Shelton Jackson
A Brities Misapprehension on a Sunday Dinner
In a young couple’s first Sunday together Mrs G plans a perfect dinner to show her husband he married the best cook. A mishap with the chicken causes laughter as she battles the oven and a needle, ending with tears over the baste time.
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Mr. G
Mrs. G
Witty lines in colonial sport tales from Lord Dufferin era
Sporting Reporter recalls an East Indian servant reply to the viceroy during a shooting trip. The servant said the young sahib shot well but Providence spared the birds. The anecdote echoes another remark by Sir Henry Holland to Bodney Sinif about missing pheasants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Dufferin
India
Shikaree
Hindoo
Sahib
Henry Holland
Smith
Rio Grande do Sul Demography and German Heritage
Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil's southernmost state, borders Uruguay to the south and has about 1,400,000 residents. Roughly 800,000 people are Germans or of German descent, reflecting a strong ethnic heritage in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande Do Sul
Brasil
Uruguay
Profit in Sugar Beets at Idaho Falls and Sugar City
H Humphrey explains beet profitability in the Boise Valley noting 16 tons per acre at 4.60 per ton yields 67.50. Labor costs, seed, drilling, and irrigation total 37.75, leaving a net 29.75 per acre. He argues beets outperform other crops and suggests dairying can accompany beet work, with tops usable for feed. Conditions there are more favorable than in the valley studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Sugar City
H. Humphrey
Boise Statesman
Boise Valley
Census book closed for Eugene growth figures
Assemor T F Keeney and deputies Rolla Roney and W Ryehord completed the city census, noting Eugene’s growth since 3236 five years ago. The paper observes booming housing and markets, with nearby areas thriving and a potential population over 4000 if merged, while acknowledging $749 in credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Keeney
Rolla Roney
W. Ryehord
Raya
Eugene Guard
Eugene
Talien
Northern Chautauqua Assembly opens in Marinette Wisconsin
The 16th annual session of the Northern Chautauqua assembly in Marinette Wisconsin opened July 13 and will run through the month. Attendance is large and the program is the strongest yet with speakers Governor La Follette Oliver W. Stewart and Rev Newell Droteht Millis among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette
Wis
Chautauqua Assembly
la Pollette
Oliver W. Stewart
Newell Droteht Millis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Teutsch
Chantilly
Lee Teutsch’s Department Store
UC Rader
Rader‘s
St. George
Mra, Cooper, Proprietress
Great Eastern Department Store
Court Street
Rader's
H. J. Stillman
Douglas
Hoston
Keat Eastern Department
W. D. Hansford
Clears and Tobaccos
Howard
Ren—Luke
East Oregonian
Hidaway Springs
Tallman & Co
Gritman’s
Leather
K. Smith
Bagenece and Express
Donaldson's
Red Crows
Calin
Answare
Louis Hunziker
Centennial Suite
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
D. H. Preston
Hotel
W. R. Ellie
Herbert Boylen
T. J. Lieyd
Adame
Helix
A. H. Walt
Rust
Oregonian
M. A. Rader
J. B. Kenney
Bri. H. Clarke
Estelle Clarke
Stockton
Miss Clarke
George W. Hug
Cove Union County
J. A. Jones
Willamette Valley
Cresswell
Jones
Iviing
H. C. Willis
Robert Cronin
Mast
Seattle
Will Hessian
Tribune
Japanes
South Dakota
the Peoples Warehouse
Fe Lotus Wash
Ac Ra
Pendleton's Great Bargain Store
Sumer
Goodman-Thompson Co. Hardware—Plumbing
Boise
Northern
James McGave
Mercer
Jersey City
M. 2
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
N.Y. Sn
Nolf
Vicinity
Cook
Perry
H. E. Cook
W. S. Berry
R. F. Payne
Payne
Idaho Fulla
Idaho
Deamarais
Dalles
Ore
W. C. Minnis
Ste Tee
Pacronaga
Santen
Gastaeda
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