Guardsmen May Have Two Weeks At American Lake
Pendleton guardsmen may receive a two week encampment at American Lake this summer if Oregon and Washington adjutants general recommendations are approved. The current plan calls for August 2 to 12 with Company L leaving August 3 and joining the Portland-based third regiment. Additional four days would benefit training and a limited intake of new recruits is hoped.
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Camp Ay
American Lake
Oregon
Washington
Pendleton
Company L
Regi
Portland
Cold start warning urges early treatment
The notice warns that extreme cold requires prompt action, stressing that delays at the onset can lead to deeper, longer lasting problems. It cautions that every hour lost may extend suffering and emphasizes immediate care.
Cold Capsules Declared Helpful Against Sickness and Worry
A brief note praises cold capsules as a remedy thought to prevent sickness and ease worry and expenses. The claim implies they are effective and never fail in their purpose. No verified medical endorsement is provided.
Mary Stanton Named Bead in Change of Name Decree
In Umatilla County Oregon the county court decreed on June 8 1908 that Mary Stanton's name be changed to Mary Bead and ordered public notice by publication in the East Oregonian for 10 days. Pendleton Oregon dated June 1948 signed by Judge T P Gilliland.
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State of
Oregon
Umatilla County
Mary Stanton
Mary Bead
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Northern Pacific Open Tracks Repaired East of Spokane
A telegram from J B Carter of Northern Pacific Spokane reports tracks repaired after washouts and all regular trains now running between Spokane and St Paul east of Spokane. Traffic had been halted for several days through Montana until today. most damage repaired and no further interference expected as rains stop and streams recede.
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J. 8. Carter
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Bpokane
St. Paul
Montana
Sunset Magazine photographer tours Umatilla County farms
C V McMonaghk official photographer for Sunset Magazine spent a week in the county gathering views for a forthcoming booklet advertising Umatilla County. He traveled from Milton Freewater Weston Athena Adams and captured about 20 farm orchard and industry views. He plans to visit Pilot Rock Hermiston and Echo next on the assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. McMonaghk
Sunset Magazine
Umatilla County
Milton
Freewater
Weston
Athena
Adams
Pilot Rock
Hermiston
Echo
Engineer Branden Arrives From Wallowa County Trip
H A Branden assistant chief engineer of the O R N arrived last night from a trip to Enterprise and continued to Portland. The visit to Wallowa county aimed to prepare for the road construction continuation in the area.
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H. A. Branden
Enterprise
Portland
la Grande Star
Wallowa County
Masonic Grand Lodge Convening in Portland This Week
W H McCormmach and T J Tweed attend the Masonic grand lodge gathering in Portland as the event is set to convene tomorrow morning.
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Masonic Grand Lodge
W. H. McCormmach
T. J. Tweed
Portland
Tea Linger Longer Over It From Earthen Pot
A fragmentary note evokes tea poured by a lovely woman and a grocer refunding money, mentioning Mike Schillings Rest and a playful dialect. The readable bits suggest a domestic scene centered on tea service and small-town commerce.
Mountain Gem Launch Ready For Snake River Service
Captain Ralph Baughman, master of the steamer Mountain Gem, arrived in Lewiston aboard a gasoline launch for passenger service on the Snake River between Lewiston Clarkston and Asotin. The 45 foot craft, built in Seattle, carries 25 passengers with a 25 horsepower engine and a top speed of 25 mph. The six mile trip to Asotin is expected in 36 minutes, with three round trips daily connected to Northern Pacific trains.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Ralph Baughman
Kennewick
Priest Rapids
Columbia
Snake River
Lewiston-Clarkston
Asotin
Baughman
Seattle
Weston Normal alumni banquet highlights school progress
Editor EB Hofer of the Capital Journal Salem spoke at the Weston Normal alumni banquet, praising the school’s progress. Hofer, a member of the state normal board, attended in an official capacity. The event was well attended and very pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Hofer
Capital Journal of Salem
Weston Normal
Weston
Northern Pacific resumes Spokane to St Paul service
A special banana train and a Northern Pacific passenger train ran on the O. KR. & N. line last night. Cars from the safe system attached to the eastbound passenger this morning. The Northern Pacific line is now open and regular service between Spokane and St. Paul has resumed.
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Northern Pacific
Spokane
St. Paul
Fourth of July Oration Planned in Joseph
Judge Stephen A. Lowell will deliver the Fourth of July oration in Joseph in Wallowa county. A monster celebration has been planned with people from eastern Oregon attending. Hundreds will spend the month of July at Watlowa lake near Joseph.
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Stephen A. Lowell
Joseph
Wallowa County
Oregon
Watlowa Lake
Pendleton Visitor Seeks Investment in Bay Ocean Park
W H Corgilon, former Cottage hotel owner of Umatilla and well known to Pendleton residents, is in the city for a few days as agent for the Bay Ocean Park road project. He aims to attract Pendleton capital to the new summer resort just begun near Bay Ocean Park, 57 miles west of Portland.
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W. H. Corgilon
Umatilla Uniwell
Pendleton
Bay Ocean Park Road
Portland
Pen- Meton Capital
Suit to collect 100.25 dollars filed in Circuit Court
W. J. Vanseuyver and others sue Ed R. Strahorn in circuit court for one hundred dollars and twenty five cents. Batley and Perry represent the plaintiff as attorneys.
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W. J. Vanseuyver &c
Ed R. Strahorn
Batley & Perry
Marriage License Granted in Canyon City and Local Couple
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to Frank A. McConnell of Canyon City and Luelle Hemet of this county. The filing confirms the union and records their names for the official matriimony.
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Frank A. McConnell
Canyonity
Luelle Hemet
Fire Levels Jane Street Residence in Spectacular Blaze
The William Kelman home on Jane Street burned to the ground between 1 and 2 am. The house and contents, insured for 2500, were destroyed with the Reimans away in Portland. Cause attributed to a defective flue. Firemen faced steep hills and slow alarm response as onlookers gathered.
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South Hin
William Kelman
Jane Street
Clapton & Co
J. M. Bentley
Reiman
Mr. Reiman
Portland
O. R. & N. Company
Gurdane
Lves
Ales
For Sale Saloon in Railroad Town Offers Lease
For sale saloon in railroad town with 00 populators monthly payroll and annual revenue around 15000. Expenses about 1200 daily. Offers a five year lease. Address Box 6 Starbuck Washington.
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Starbuck
Waah
Publicity Move On In Earnest In Umatilla County
Preliminary work is complete and actual advertising begins. A fund of 8000 to 10000 is needed to finance a county publicity bureau to attract population growth and bolster Pendleton as eastern Oregon's metropolis. Monthly payments will be collected from business leaders and property owners.
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Umatilla
Pendleton
Oregon
Publicity Bureau
Sunset Company
River flood forecasts rise as Portland fears repeat of 1894
Captain E W Spencer warns the river will rise beyond 15 feet and possibly 16 feet with more warm weather, after a wet May and heavy snowmelt. The Columbia Basin flood outlook notes backwater threatening Front Street and ash street docks, while forecasts from Forecaster Lodholz caution on timing and severity. Land filings surge at Lakeview amid booming cultivation demand and limited timber claims.
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E. W. Spencer
Portland
Third Street
Aiys
Portland Telegram
Front Street
Captain Spencer
Ash Street
Alaska
Lodholz
Rocky Mountain
Lewleton
Riparia
Upper Columbia
Weather Bureau
Rlee
ManZan Pile Remedy Offered At 60 Cents
An advertisement promotes ManZan Pile Remedy as a guaranteed alternative to surgery for piles. The price is 60 cents, with sales through A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
A. C, Koeppen & Bros
Confetti Fines At Portland Carnival Final Night
R B Davia was fined ten dollars in Portland for throwing confetti on the carnival's final night. One other man was fined two dollars, while two others were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Davia
Portland
Healthy plants require careful attention and cure
A health article warns that growth failures come from the root cause, not surface care. It compares plant disease to dandruff and hair loss, urging elimination of the germ at the roots. An advertisement promotes Herpicide with Detroit origin and price samples offered through A. Kooppoes Brea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fender
Detroit
Kooppes
Brea
Destroyers to Be Towed Across Pacific for Experiment
The destroyers Preble Perry and the torpedo boat Farragut depart Portland at noon bound for San Francisco as part of a towing experiment to test efficiency for long cruises. If successful, torpedo boats may be towed on future deployments to Honolulu, with operations to Magdalena Bay and return by cruiser groups.
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San Francisco
Preble
Perry
Farragut
Fox
Davis
Portland
Eureka
Mare Island Naval Station
Bay City
Magdalena Bay
Colorado
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Crtisers
Honolulu
No Col
Kidney Remedy Claim From Wayne Woman
Mre 8 L Bowen of Wayne West Virginia says she suffered kidney disease and could not stand straight until using Foley's Kidney Remedy. She bought a one dollar bottle and part of a second bottle and was cured entirely. Foley's Kidney Remedy works where others fail Pendleton Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
L. Bowen
Wayne
W. Va
Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
If You See It in the East Oregonian It’s 50
A brief line notes a familiar saying tied to the East Oregonian newspaper marking its 50th year of publication. It suggests a milestone celebration or tagline used in local coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
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DR. Price
Standard Grocery Co
Court St
Golden Rule
Tallman & Co
T. P. Gilliland
Thandon Im Wallowa
Mike Schillings
the Fair Store
United States Depository
Clarkston
Edior Hofer
Jmige Lowell
William Reiman
Bureau Committee
Lakeview Land Office
Boston
Cruberm
Charleston
Yorktown
Astoria
Columbia River
Bremerton
Bremerton Navy Yard
St. Louis
Beatty
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court. St., Pendleton, Ore
Max Baer
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