City survey ordered for paving plans and assessments
The council authorized the city surveyor to prepare paving plans and assess districts for Alta Court Cottonwood and Webb streets. It approved petitions for widening and outlined costs for sidewalks on Court Street west end. A liquor license was granted to the Quelle restaurant and financial reports were approved. Councilman Y Stroble led the meeting in Mayor Murphy's absence.
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Court, Alta
Cotton and
Webb Streets
Corenell
West Court Street
Main Street
Ash
Cottonwood Street
Water
Baihroad
Web
Cottonwood
Alta Street
Alta
Court Streets
West Webb Street
Main
Garden
Court Street
A. B H. Chapman
Mite Ida Boyd
Ailes Sybil Clapton
Quelle
Livensy
Recorder
Committee On
Y. Stroble
E. J. Murphy
Realty Deals by Teutsch and Bickers Reported
The firm Teutsch and Bickers lists several recent transactions including the sale of Mrs. E. R. Bailey's Willow Street dwelling to T. B. Swearingen, a half interest in the Johnson Street stoneware warehouse from Mrs. Dayton Barnhart to Frank O Gara, a Post and Webb corner dwelling from Frank O Gara to Mrs. Daston Barnhart, a Cedar Street cottage from Dan Quigley and John Quigley, and the sale of the Quelle restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutsch & Bickers
E. R. Bailey
Willow Street
T. B. Swear- Ingen
Johnson Street
Dayton Barnhart
Frank O'Gara
Post and Webb Streets
Daston Barnhart
Cedar Street
Dan Quigley
John Quigley
Quelle
Rich people want hospital of their own in Boston
Boston plans announce a private hospital exclusive to the wealthy. The facility would offer private treatments funded by a group of physicians led by Dr Arthur Cayot, with no charity patients and amenities aimed at high-end clientele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Arthur Cayot
Tt Wil
Payttte
Ite
Ttur
Grand Rose Festival Auto Parade Sets New Portland Record
The Rose Festival Grand Auto Parade drew nearly 500 decorated cars with over $1,000,000 in floral embellishments on a 20 mile route. Portland Auto Club organized a grand turnout, featuring standout entries such as Frank C. Riggs’s 60 foot faux battleship Packard truck with four iron cannons firing roses to huge applause.
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Portland Telegram
Llttle
Portland
Frank C. Riggs
Ruge Packard
Lenath
Stella Mr Rigg
J-searald Dagehter
Pendleton News Briefs Drift Through Rain Lifts Picnic Postponed
Local notes report a drunken court incident and a three day sentence by Judge Mle Geral. A city metal register case, a Pendleton school picnic postponed due to rain, and a church picnic rescheduled on McKay Creek are noted. Lawsuits include Charte Garrett seeking $65 for services and Jan Semel suing to enforce a superior court judgment for $151.60. A Pendleton resident clarifies not disposing of all property and plans to Canada. Pipe organ recital by Prof. Robert L. Schofield at Whitman College Conservatory open to public with a silver offering.
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Jan Semel
Agsofin County
Waishington
J. A Park
Robert L. Schofield
Whitman College Conservatory of Music
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Guy Turner
Schofield
Arrest of Umatilla man for fish trap operation
Frank Sherman, a Birch creek farmer, is arrested in a historic first for game protection in Umatilla County after Deputy Game Wardens trap Sherman’s fish device. He admits placing the trap but claims no fish were caught and plans to stand trial, having moved the trap to shore after warning calls.
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Umatilla
Frank Sherman
Birch Creek
Warflen Froone Watson
Wateor
Sherman
Bheh Creek
Chautauqua Circle Holds Annual Meeting
Chautauqua Circle of the American Woman's League will meet at 2 30 tomorrow in City Hall assembly room to elect officers and present a program titled Present Day London. The year starts with this month’s Chautauqua, studying America. subscription certificates are available via Mrs Brown or Miss Boyd.
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Chautauqua Circle
A, W
American Woman's League
City Hall
London
America
Brown
Garfield Street
Mite Boyd
Saye Ife Cleared of Theft Allegations in Pendleton
The narrative describes Saye Ife's claim he did not steal goods and that Jon Watson faces theft charges. Watson reportedly incurred hostility from local men who pressured him to flee the city as he and merchants deny the alleged sales. The story notes Watson asked to avoid further trouble and plans to leave Pendleton.
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Jon Watson
Watson
Ian
Ian Elrparne Walteon
Penilieton
Keefe to Play For Pendleton After Fray With Weaton
Keefe, secretary of the Commercial club and captain of the Weeton team, will appear in the Belt game against Werton next Sunday. He remains loyal to his team but cannot join Weaton for the Werton trip as Weaton will not play. He is declared free to play with Pendleton, drawing local fan support.
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Keefe
Tinehates
Jacek Keefe
Weetan Hull
Will Appeai
Bueckaroy
Walsh Walsh
Feo Aotsone
Wit New Thame Town
Weaton
Hecho
Eeho
Werton
Uma
Pendleton
Fana
Jubilant Tt Eyes Infield Post As Keefe Likely to Start
The report suggests Jubilant Tt is undecided about his position while Snooks' arm improves and Keefe may be placed in the infield. His fielding and batting could shore up the team, with praise for the Garden City pitching staff and Bade’s prospects. Mike Au trip to Heppner is noted along with visitors O Wallace and George Dry from Hotel Penileton.
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Keefe
Garden City
Mike Au
Heppner
O. Wallace
George Dry
Penileton
Spud” Murphy le
Wool Sale Doubtful as Pendleton Stule Day Draws Near
Din FP Smythe reports nearly all wool in the area sold already with only a small amount delivered to the Jocn warehouse recently. The pending second wool sale day for Pendleton faces uncertainty over actual purchases.
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Pendleton
Din FP
Smythe
Jocn
Railroad Men In City On Official Business
A number of railroad men are in the city on official business. Many work in freight departments across roads including Cye B. Barker of the Evie J. T Wallace of the North Western C. Gochran of the Great Northern George A. Blmery of the New York Central H. J. ONeill of the O W R N. Jack Nell traveling passenger agent for the Hitter company is also in the city.
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Ralboul
Cye B. Barker
Evie
J. T Wallace
Northweetern
C. Gochran
Great Northern
George A. Bhmery
New York Central
H. J. O'Neill
O-W. R. & N. Company
Jack Nell
Hitter Company
Alee
County Court Hears Road Disputes Over Public Highway
The county court convenes to hear disputes over new roads with Julius Guderain’s land at the center of a key petition. Landowner and road supporters fill the courtroom as the heated case unfolds. The Guseeredk road petition is postponed to next month. Nearby road petitions have been acted on and likely will be granted.
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Julius Guderain
Banks sue over notes and foreclosures in county suit
The First National and American National Banks sue in Umatilla County alleging promissory notes totaling $? and $750 respectively. Each seeks foreclosure on mortgage of local land, payment of six percent interest, attorney fees, and a priority decree. Attorneys Carter Smythe and Raley Raley advocate the banks.
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First National
American National Banks of
Thleelty
Stokes Kirk
Bima Kirk
W. W. Harrah
Umatilla County
Carter & Smythe
American National Bank
Leander T. Ling
Raley & Raley
Echo Sunday Schools Hold Picnics in Pleasant Weather
In Echo Oregon on a sunny day, Sunday schools and invited guests picnicked in the woods. Local social and church groups, including the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church, held events at Mr. John Schmidt’s home. Residents report a day of visits, purchases, and arrivals from nearby towns as several residents moved or hosted relatives.
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Echo
Ore
Aly
Presbyterian Church
John Schmidt
John K. Philipp
W. C and LL. Co. White
Eho
Woodcraft
Puyitliup
Wash
Tiermieton
Floyd Conner
Whitworth
George Coppinger
Mr. Coppinger i
Harold Bettinger
Turlock
Cal
Mra. Bettinger
L. C. Rogers
Mr. Bettinger
Elmer Reeves
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Bumdwell
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Stintlekt
Sivenia
Mle Geral
Vity Metel
Sane Parr
Sumity School
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McKay Creek
Saes Bor
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Walla Walla
Jabor
Mercitles Aeryvlee
Nolen Sapedd
W. &. E. Pruitt
Aucuet Stangler
Howser
Mary Street
Canada
Witt
Wihout
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
THE
Jogler
H.C. Kellogg
India
East Oregonian
Snyder Music Store
Echo Sunday
Miss Gillan
Hoxton
Alewick County
Kaniis
McKay
Sihorhin
E. T. Wade
Pendleton, Ore
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