City Race Against Fourth Of July Debris Clean-Up
Citizens push street cleaning with help from householders and urged continued prison labor to keep Main and Court streets clear before July Fourth. Flood damage and vacant lots hinder full cleanup. Wallowa timber claims surge in La Grande land office as Joseph extension work advances. Bingham Springs resort to open July 1 after repairs and preparations for summer trade.
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J. H. Raley
College Street
Colonel Raley
Main
Court
Main Street
Wallowa
Demanit
la Grande
Wallowa County
Joseph
M. EB. Foley
Bingham Springs
Trained Dogs and Ponies Impress Pendleton Crowd
Burch and Reiss presented a circus on Went Webb Street featuring a strong collection of trained ponies and dogs. The Italian band with 30 instruments provided music as a large audience viewed the parade at noon and the evening show began at 8 o'clock near the O. R. & N. crossing on West Webb Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Burch & Reiss
Webb Street
Burch and Reiss
West Webb Street
Raspberry breaks record catch from Umatilla stream
William Humphreys, a renowned barber, and a party of anglers fished the Umatilla near Bingham Sunday. Humphreys weighed 34 of the largest fish totaling 21 pounds, hailed as the best catch ever in the section. Several others reported excellent catches, though many were disappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Humphreys
Humphrey
Umatilla
Bingham
City claims to be presented at council meeting
Claims against the city by Fall Store Peoples Warehouse and Baker Folcom for flood damages from Byers mill race will be presented this evening. If acted unfavorably, suit against the city and W B Byers may follow in circuit court. Bids delayed, special meeting possible next week to open bids. Five drunks arraigned in police court face three days in jail each for no fines.
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Peoples Warehouse
Baker & Folcom
Byers
Enuel
Council
James Keba
Simon Hill
Ed Riley
Ed Thompson
L. Boyd
Pioneer resident Maloney listed with heart trouble at son’s home
A. Maloney, pioneer resident and father of J. W. Maloney, cashier at the Savings Bank, rests at his son’s home on the south hill after heart trouble. G. W. Bradley, county treasurer elect, plans to move his family from Athena and will reside here during his term, taking the former home of G. W. Mumford on the north river bank.
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A. Maloney
J. W. Maloney
Savings Bank
Eouth Hill
Wil
Athena
G. W. Bradley
G. W. Mumford
California Prune Wafers and July 4 Gospel Meeting
California Prune Wafers claim to cure liver and stomach troubles and aid bowels. Tallman & Co announces 100 wafers for 25 cents from Pendleton Oregon with a July 4 gospel tent meeting at the Umatilla reservation Presbyterian mission led by Rev. W Hayes of Portland with stereopticon show. Sheriff T D Taylor leaves for Salem with Osenar Stone, held on an indeterminate sentence for obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Tallman & Co
Malin Street
Pendleton
Ore
Presbyterian
Umatilla
Co. W. Hayes
Portland
T. D. Taylor
Salem
Osenar Stone
Marriage license issued in Whitman county Washington
George E Hamblen of Whitman county and Hattle M Bow man of this county were joined by a limited marriage license. Walter Soper, hunting east of Roseburg near Honey creek, accidentally shot and injures self. Advertisement promotes Kodol for dyspepsia from Tallman & Co.
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Lhenand
George E. Hamblen
Whitman County
Wash
Hattle M. Bowman
Walter Soper
Roseburg
Honey Creek
Pioneer Pioneer Woman Leader Dies After Long Life
Mrs H C Thompson, one of Umatilla county's oldest pioneers, dies in Woodlawn Portland at age 82. She lived with husband H C Thompson in Echo Butter Creek before moving to Woodlawn. Survived by husband and daughter Mrs F Thompson of Buttercreek and several grandchildren including J B Perry R B Stanfield and Sydney Stanfield. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Uma Hla County
Ove Danaghter
O. F. Thompson
Butter Creek
H. C. Thompson
Umatilla County
Woodlawn
Portland
Thompson
J. B. Perry
F. Thompson
Buttercreek
O. F. Thompton
R. B. Stanfield
The
Echo Bank
Sydney Stanfield
Washington
J. BH. Perry
Riley Burden Arrest Reported in Portland Perjury Case
Umatilin County man Riley Burden indicted by a federal grand jury in May for perjury in affidavits for final proof of a homestead entry. Arrested in Ok anorn county Washington, released on $1000 bond to appear in Portland. Cohabiting witnesses Garrison and Bohart were fined and jailed. Also notes Catholic dispensation from the Vatican for meat on June 29 in honor of Saints Peter and Paul, confirmed by Archbishop Christie for Oregon Catholics.
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Umatilin County
Fods
Portland
United States
Marsh
Riley Burden
Federal Grand Jury
Umalin County
Oregon Daily Journal
Burden
Okanorn County
Washington
Eastern
J. W. Graham
Riverside
Tall
United States District Court
Garrison
Bohart
Goveronment
McNeil
Eland
Vatican
Pius
Peter and Paul
Oregon
Spokane veterans join Tenth U S Infantry to Alaska
Eleven Spokane men who are veterans of the Spanish American War enlisted in the Tenth U S Infantry last week and are being sent with the regiment to Alaska.
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Spokane
Will Move to Portland and Attend June Musicale
The Cameron sisters Miss Josephine and Miss Mabel Cameron plan to move from Pendleton to Portland around July 16 after 16 years in Pendleton. Miss Josephine has studied at the University of Oregon. Miss Mabel attended commencement in Eugene. A Friday musicale June 29 at First Presbyterian church, corner of College and Alta, is hosted by the Christian Endeavor society with vocal and instrumental numbers. rehearsals are under way and the event aims to be first class.
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Mis
C. A. Cameron
Pendleton
Portland
Josephine Cameron
University of Oregon
Mabel Cameron
Hugene
First Presbyterian Church
Collage
Alta Streete
Christian Endeavor Society
Tonic claim about stomach strength and long-standing testimonials
An advertisement touts a stomach remedy, claiming powerful, lasting relief supported by thousands of testimonials over 53 years and urging readers to obtain a bottle for benefit. The wording imitates historic patent medicine language and stresses public trust in the product.
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Hostetter
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters advertised cure claims
An 19th century advertisement touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy to strengthen the stomach and treat indigestion dyspepsia costiveness biliousness heartburn headaches and poor appetite. The copy emphasizes health benefits and a broad range of ailments.
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Empire Tea & Crockery
G. M. Vinton
Mar
Court Street
Black
Pendleton Power Laundry
Fishman & Peters
Phone Main
Murphy
Cour
Winslow Brothers Jewelers
Commerical National Bank
Total Resources
Burch & Tele
Raspberry
California
Prune Wafers
Pioneer
H.C. Thompson
Panamas
Boston
Haberdashery
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Telephone Main
Max Baer
Max
Baer Men’s Shop
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