Clean-Up Orders Issued After City Inspection
City health tour led by Dr. Cole and officials found rubbish and dirty conditions near several establishments along Main, Webb Street and East Court. One East Court butcher shop violated rules with live chickens. owners were ordered to clean up at once and others warned of police court action if noncompliant.
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Cole
Murphy
Gurdane
Vaughan
Main Street
Pendleton
Bowman
Webb Street
Main
East Court
Cold time to start care warns against delay
The message urges immediate action when a cold begins, warning that waiting can let it become deep seated and harder to cure. It stresses that every lost hour may add days of suffering and encourages taking early steps.
Proprietors complain over stripping staff removal
When asked to have the work done the proprietors complained they could not secure scavengers. Strict orders were issued for removal of staff and all rubbish of a combustible nature due to dry weather increasing danger.
Demurrer Filed in Malicious Prosecution Suit
Moses Taylor sues John Banister and others for 59000 damages over alleged malicious prosecution. Will H Peterson files demurrer this afternoon. Plaintiffs contend statute of limitations may defeat the claim. Judge Ames A Fee and Peterson and Wilson defend. Lowell and Wingert represent plaintiffs.
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Will H. Peterson
Moses Taylor
John Banister
Mose Taylor
Ames A. Fee
Peterson & Wilson
Lowell & Wint
Raley
Portland Defeats Oakland In Tight Spot Filled Game
Portland played sporadic offense as Oakland won the third game in succession. Hardy excelled in key moments and Hultmuller starred with a one handed catch from Ryan. Other notes include Los Angeles beating San Francisco 4 to 1 and Chicago sweeping New York in doubleheader action. Vancouver topped Tacoma with strong pitching by Paddock.
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Portland
Ore
Oakland
Hardy
Hultmuller
Ryan
Kinsella
Madden
Lewis
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Jones
Henley
Berry
Tea buyers seek refunds after Schilling's Best issue
A consumer report notes that 1000 purchasers of Schilling's Best tea demand their money back. The grocer returns the purchase price and a pendant labeled Mike Bebilling's Best, with the vendor stating they will pay the supplier.
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Mike
Good Yield of Dale Wheat from Kennedy Ranch
Pioneer J B Kennedy displays Dale winter wheat from his Myrick ranch noting 30 bushels per acre in a dry year and excellent quality. Kennedy, who has 160 acres, plans to expand planting while Alex McRae of Walla Walla harvests with an improved 16 foot combined harvester drawn by 20 horses.
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Dale
J. B. Kennedy
Myrick
Kennedy
Alex McRae
Walla Walla
Echo Resident Praises Local Climate Over Idaho Land
Mr and Mrs Bert Stoffle of Pendleton visited Echo for several days sharing views from their Idaho trip. They praised Echo climate and soil and noted Idaho lands near Buhl are rocky, costly to clear, and frost prone, with limited available good acreage.
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Idaho
Bert Stoffle
Pendleton
Vielt
Echo
The
Echo Register
Stoffle
Buhl
Derailed Spokane to Walla Walla Train Replaced Cars
Last evening the O R N Walla Walla branch passenger train derailed while switching in the west end yards. Coaches were taken from the Spokane train for the Walla Walla run, left after a short delay, then placed back on track a few hours later. Only damage was rails overturned for about 30 feet.
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Walla Walla
Spokane
Waffle Passes State Medical Exam in Portland
E B Waffle son of B B Waffle of this city passed the state medical examination held in Portland. He graduated with honors from the University of California medical college this spring and is now a house physician at St Vincent's hospital. Only three in his class passed and 23 of 70 applicants were successful.
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Waffle
E. B. Waffle
B. B. Waffle
Portland
U. of C. Medical College
St. Vincent's Hospital
Teeters Named President of Tin Plate Society
Eugene Teeters, manager of the O. R. and N. water system, returned from Huntington where he attended a Tin Plate society picnic. He was elected president of the Tin Plate Society at Huntington, a social organization.
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Eugene Teeters
O. R. & N. Water System
Huntington
Tin Plate Society
Mr. Testers
Wheat harvest report from Havana foothills
L. L. Mann arrived from Havana station reporting harvest under way. He notes average yields around 20 bushels per acre in the foothill area, with lighter production than on the reservation.
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L. L. Mann
Havana
To Sell Grand Ronde Cherries In City Market
F H Tatman a noted orchardist from La Grande arrived today with several carloads of Grand Ronde cherries. The Grand Ronde crop is excellent this year and the fruit growers union is marketing it to good advantage in this city.
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F. H. Tatman
la Grande
Grand Ronde
New Army Officer Dempke to Take Six Week Furlough
Envoy Dempke who has led the Salvation Army work in the city for months expects relief from La Grande in a day or so. He will depart for a six weeks furlough after a long season of active service.
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Dempke
Salvation Army
la Grande
Blind Pig Rumor In Town Sparks Work Wages Wonder
An Echo Register item reports a local man allegedly earned $18 last Saturday but appeared drunk Monday morning and could not work. The note questions where the money came from and implies a hidden source in town.
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Echo Register
Attachment suit filed over note debt and fees
Peterson and Wilson represent Coblentz and Levy in a suit against William Shull and others to collect 100 dollars alleged due on a promissory note, with 35 dollars attorney fees requested.
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Peterson & Wilson
Coblentz & Levy
William Shull Et
Local City Couple Misa Marshall Weds Lemué Fry
Misa Ellen J. Marshall of this city and Lemué J. Fry of Starbuck were married at Walla Walla last evening and will reside in Starbuck. Fry works on the Pendleton Spokane branch of the U R N.
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Misa Ellen J. Marshall
Lemué J. Fry
Starbuck
Walla Walla
Mr. Fry
Pendleton-Spokane
Wreck Delays Oregon Fireline Train Near Hilgard
A small freight wreck near Hilgard delayed Oregon Railway and Navigation No 5 which did not reach until about 6 am though due at 1 65 am. A car on train No 24 derailed on the mountain tearing up track and causing disruption.
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Hilgard
Jack Peringer Case Settled in Crop Dispute
A compromise settles the Jack Peringer land dispute over a disputed Indian tract. Each man receives a portion of the crop and the wheat may be threshed peacefully.
Small Fire Near Depot
A small fire broke out in the O. R. & N. yards around midnight when wood caught from ashes dumped by a steam wood saw. The blaze was extinguished before causing serious damage.
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Depot
Lightning Sets Fire to Grain Fields Near Wattsburg
Lightning struck several grain fields near Wattsburg Washington on Wednesday causing major losses. W Loyd reported a loss of wheat and D C Eatons barley field was burned over resulting in substantial damage.
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Wattsburg
Wash
W. Loyd
D. C
Eaton
Oregon Rail Commission to Probe Wheat Freight Rates
Oregon Railroad Commission plans an official hearing to reduce wheat freight rates charged by O R N between eastern Oregon points and Portland. Farmers in Umatilla Wasco Sherman Gilliam counties rally with attorney James A Fee to push for lower rates. The commission also reviews 10 hour law violations and awaits Umatilla court ruling before new actions.
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Oregon
Railroad Commission
Saya
Oregon Daily Journal
Clyde 3B
Aitchison
Harriman
Portland
Umatilla
Wasco
Sherman
Gilliam
Wheat Growers’ Association
James A. Fee
Pendleton
John Manning
Manning
Buckley
Umatilla County
G. W. Phelps
Bean
If You Want to Keep Friends Do Not Use Them Too Much
A brief note advises restraint in using friends to avoid straining relationships. It emphasizes balance between seeking help and maintaining mutual respect, warning that overuse can erode trust and goodwill over time.
Wireless telegraphy success at Payette station
Rev G G Haley of Payette reports clear reception of the call PY from Council Crest Portland using a self built receiver patterned after navy devices. Interference from lightning briefly distorted letters, but the message was discernible at 10 o'clock after setup atop the First National Bank building.
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G. G. Haley
Payette
Council Crest
Portland
Rev. Haley
First National Bank
Vacation Notice for O.R. & N. Official J I Whiting
J I Whiting, third trick operator at the O R N offices, will leave in the morning for Meacham for a few days vacation then proceed to Spokane to remain for some time. He has been relieved by operator R H Haines of Union.
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J. I. Whiting
Meacham
Spokane
R. H. Haines
Union
It Can't Trouble That Kills
A fragmented line hints at a bleak sentiment about danger or harm undermining enjoyment, suggesting tension between grim outcomes and moments of pleasure within a troubled environment. The readable text focuses on contrasting peril with pleasure, without clear context or specifics.
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Court St
Golden Rule
Council
F&s
Tallman & Co
National
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
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Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Vancouver
Tacoma
Paddock
Arbogast
Roosevelt
Hall
Schilling
United States Depository
United States
United State
Gene Teeters
Oregon Railroad Commission
Ring Apparel
Will Sated Vacation
North Beach
Potter
Mbegler
Columbia
Kineco
T. J. Potter
Hole North Coast
F. J. Quinlan
Wm. McMurray
Max Baer
Pendleton Drug Company
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