Holt harvester promotion and local trades listings
A dense local page notes Holt harvesters and related sales at E L Smith and Kunkel's, with ads for dry goods, groceries, shoes, and services at Hawley, Gratz, The Boston, Teutsch, and Hatton's. It lists Pendleton merchants, dinner specials, and a forthcoming Redmen Grand Lodge session at Seaside with Pendleton delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Rader
Withee's
Wood
McAdam New Spring
Boston
Delta
Hawley's
Hawley Bros New Line
Douglas and Hanan
Teutsch's
Gratz's
Lee Teutsch’s
Nolf
Notion
Grand Lodge of
Weston and nearby folk visit Milton and Milton towns
A flurry of visits fills Milton with residents and guests from Weston Irrigon Pilot Rock La Grande and Echo. Notables include Dr J Griswold Helix Miss Stella Mathews Weston and J T Brownh family, W A Robindon Washington DC and many others stopping at hotels and local homes as they travel through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
St George
EB. T
Umatilla
W. A. Switxter
Amauilla
Cloyd Oliver
Keho
Yemerlay
Joe Cunha
Boho
Echo F. S
Grow
Athens
Mark Williams
Portland
Garfield
Thesday
Long Bonet
Andrew Laren
Eine Gordon
Lown Foray
Foot Parr
Himes
Baker County
Erning
Dora
Wormington
J. F. Daley
James Cole
Madison, D.C
Robert Warner
Mr. Warner
Mise
Annie Roesch
la Grande
Stella Mathews
Miss Roeweh
Pilot Rock
Marriage License Granted to Marshall and McAfee in Unne
A marriage license was granted in Unne this afternoon to Charles Marshall and Miss Laura McAfee, both residents of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Marshall
Laura McAfee
Vatican France Rift Over Bishops Recall Threatens Break
France warns the Vatican of severed relations in August if no restitution is made after recalling three French bishops without government consultation. Superintendent T. W. Potter of the Cheomawa Indian training school defines his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
France
T. W. Potter
Cheomawa Indian Training School
Mass Meeting Monday Night In Portland Oregon Development League
Portland business leaders prepare for August 2 and 3 mass meetings to organize the Oregon Development League. Tom Richardson outlines aims powers and usefulness to Pendleton Umatilla County delegates to Portland, with officials appointing legions to attend. The move seeks statewide development and unity under a Commercial Association backed program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Commercial Club
Portland
Pendleton
Oregon Development League
Tom Richardson
Commercial Association
At & O'Clock
Richardson
Salem
Umatilla County
Portand
Hichardson
Bean
Borie
The
Matlock
Oregon
Groupica
Hlehi
Hand Injured Worker Faces Life Consequences
John Stricker of Cooley & Pierce Company sustained a severe hand injury while operating a combine. A slip caused his left hand to be lacerated by a sack hook, tearing through tissue and nearly removing the little finger. He faces possible loss of the finger and lasting disability. Dr McFall treated the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stricker
Cooley & Pierce Company
Dr. McFall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sivea
Gale
Nehtor
Lee Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
Gratz
S. Fader
Horton
Martin's
Kunkel’s
Kunkel's
Bos
Hawley
At Bros
Stara
Howfumerry
Ol Hatton's
Court Street
Heni
Cottonwood and Webb
Fant
Pantheon Theater
Rudolph Martin
C. Rohrman
Long Beach
J . Wickham
Holt
Fever
Fel Smith
Joerger's
West Court Street
Uis
Belfast
Haer & Daley's
T. Wade & Son
Thomas Wood
Robert Uleep
Peoples
Dan Maye
Holt Combined Harvester
E. L. Smith
Kimbrell
Lil Jeth Street
Court and
Tyson
Court) Street
Maraniee
Watchea
Hunziker
Progressive Jeweler
Main
Fcce Cabin
Korppens
A. C. Korppen & Brothers
J.T. Browh
Lohman Springs
Steilla Mathews
Phat Rock
la Grande Home
KO Diven
Diven
Foc Wortman
Wortman
T. W. Bracking
Bourne
Stella Lalinde
Weston
Heppner
Lilande
L. A. Bateb
Echo
Alev. Diven Iil
Fh. J. Diven
Inez Bunday
Mre. TG
Halley
Ladies’ Oxfords
Apy
Office Pendleton Savings Bank Building
Platong
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
Oregon State Normal School
Monmouth
J. B
V. Butler
E. D. Ressler
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Prop
Gonian
Entys
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