City Sights and Shops in Pendleton Quick Notes
UC Rader and related names appear in brief city notices for cigars furniture and clothing trade. Local sales listings include a 4 room cottage for sale, second-hand goods buyers, and a lot with house. Services advertise ice cream delivery, piano tuning, and transfer firms. Epworth League convention rail fare offers include a $60 round trip with set sale and return limits.
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Lee
Tewtech's
Lane Street
Sharon & Holdings
Roosevelt
Boston
Malin
Jackson Street
Epworth League
Denver
Colo
The Postoffice Deficit Critique on Rail Transport Charges
The Commoner cites a 12 million dollar postal deficit in the floral year and argues railroads set high mail transport rates. It notes the government pays about eight times express companies per pound and rents portal cars while express firms pay nothing. The piece suggests railroads influence elections to maintain favorable P O D rates.
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Calle
Portal
Expres
Expresm
Lionel
P.O. D
J. H. Sanders
France
Harrison
United States
Sanders
Breeders’ Gazette
Montana
Nearly &O
London
Boston
Rocky Mountain
All Ihe Gave Her On a Broadway Car
A New York Sun item recounts six young women in new gowns boarding a Broadway car. Five bail to shop, but the girl in the red hat keeps to the transfer plan and hands the conductor the six transfers. He asks where the others are, and she replies that is all the transfer man gave her.
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Alwae
Thirty-fourth Street
Transfer
New York Sun
World’s Greatest Battle in Corean Strait
A Chicago Tribune writer declares the naval battle in the Corean strait will rank among decisive events of all time. He argues that unlike other famous encounters, this battle will decisively shape future history and influence mankind.
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Straite
Corea
Chicago Tribune
Aiga
Don John
Austria
Bay of Lepiinto
Nelson
Aboukir
Dewey
Manila Bay
Corean Straite
Balms
Actium
Trafalenr
European governments favor union of Sweden and Norway
All European governments except Great Britain oppose disunion of Sweden and Norway. They expect Norway to become a de facto republic under a nominally limited monarchy. Norwegian Americans are a strong influence, pushing toward a representative form of government.
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Great Britain
Sweden
Norway
America
Personal notices from Pendleton readers
Charles Burrows leaves Saturday evening for Portland to enter dental college next fall. T. G. Hatley returns from Weston after legal business. Mrs. Ben K. Davie travels to Portland to visit parents during summer. G. L. Hall goes to Weston to speak at the Normal school graduation. A Barrett of Athena attends the good roads meeting. Fred Milne and Glenn Scott depart for Gaber county to work this summer. D. C. Henry of the reclamation service was in town and left on the 6:30 train. Miss Peart Wills of Caldwell, Pendleton teacher, returns home after visit. Maud Craig of Enterprise arrives from Pendleton, leaving for home. Mrs. W. H. Ridentough travels from Moscow after attending a University of Idaho board meeting. Mallecashler of Weston, banker, visits Pendleton en route to Portland for Masonic meeting and fair, with Mrs. Halil. William J. Kennell of Equitable Savings in Portland visits Pendleton then heads to Walla Walla for Whitman commencement.
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Charles Burrows
Portland
T. G. Hatley
Weston
Ben K. Davie
Fev
G. L. Hall
Gradux
A. Barrett
Citzen
Athena
Good Roads
Fred Milne
Glenn Scott
Gaber County
D. C. Henry
Reclamation Service
Heney Hia
Washington, D. C
Peart Wills
Caldwell
Maud Craig
Enterprise
Pendleton
Pat Reassion
City
la Grande
Halil
William J. Kennell
Equitable Savings Company
Cecil Wade
Whitmas College
Kennell
Willa Walla
Wisconsin cyclone leaves town in ruins and lives lost
Unity Wisconsin reports a cyclone Saturday injuring 40 and killing nine. The storm wrecked Almens and communications, destroyed the Norwegian Methodist church and six other buildings, and damaged many residences. The piece also includes a reflection on Corregidor and a note on tariff influence on wool markets.
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Unity
Wis
Almens
Norweggian Methodist Church
Joss
Democratic rhetoric and a Sydney garden dress code
A New York Tribune quote critiques Australian democracy by recounting a Sydney botanic garden rule banning entry in dirty clothes. A garden keeper says workers should return home to dress neatly to ensure a pleasant visit for all. The piece ends with a flippant line about generations and war.
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Australia
Renda
Botanical Gardens
Sydney
New York Tribune
The Music That Carries Over the Harbor
Fragmentary verse recounts tolling with fallen comrades and waiting men as a harbor tale unfolds. The speaker notes a sigh travels poorly while a laugh and song travel far, with references to a grumbler and a Christmas star in a reflective, musical set piece.
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W. Gillian
Osteopathy and the spine a nerve cable of the body
An exposition explains the spine as a canal of 24 bones with the brain connected through a complex nerve cable. Misalignment of a vertebra or rib can pinch a nerve or vessel, irritating organs and causing disease, so osteopathy aims to restore perfect framework alignment.
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted For Back and Kidney Relief
Pendleton readers learn kidney duty as Dean's Kidney Pills claim to cure backache and kidney illnesses. Testimonial from W. Wells of Palace Lodging House praises relief from loins pain after trying the medicine from Brock McComas Co. andcontending dealers. Made by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents, price 66 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Dean
Pendleton
W. Wells
Palace Lodging House
Main Street
Brock & McComas Co
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. L
United States
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Lee Teutsch
UC Rader
Carpeta
Richard Steele
Rader
Try & Pendleton Bouquet
Hohbach
Candy Dutton
Teutech’s
W. D. Hansford
Luchessor
Howard
Court Street
St. George
Mr. Silne MW. Boule
Soule Brow
Piano Co
Tallmann’s
Aystempa
Baginaw
Bay City
Chitman’s
Eilers’ Music House
East Court Street
Libbey's
Louis Hunziker
MAIN
Koeppens
Koeppen & Brothers
Wisconsin
Mal Town
Aterday
Corregidor Islands
Minna Bay
Corregidor
Ieland
Cavite
Miarvales Point
Kirk Munroe
Pourtrack
Dresa
Silke and
Wathh Goode
Iie Sik
Rockford
Winslow Bros., Jewelers, Opticians
P.O. Block
The
Taylor Hardware Co
T. C. Taylor
Lewis and Clark Exposition Rooms
Taylor Street
14Th Street
Yamhill Street
11Th Street
Morrison Street
Lewis and Clark Fair Grounds
Addreas
L M. Buell
Oregon
Goodman-Thompson Co
Alta House
Bittner
Pais
Cor. Alta and
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