Celebration invites Pendleton crowd to event in town
The people of Umatilla county invite residents to Pendleton for a multi day celebration with special train from Milton at 7:00 a.m. and return at 10:30 p.m., a regular train from Pendleton at 6:50 p.m., Judge A. Lowell to speak, music and literary program, balloon excursion, sports and dancing, with ample shade and free wheel access.
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Umatilla Co N YY
Pendleton
Milton
Judge & A. Lowell
Evening lessons and sermons at multiple churches
Local church notices describe services, Sunday school times, and sermons across churches including Presbyterian and First Christian with details on lessons in prayer, liberation through Jesus, and vocation talks. The piece notes vacation pulpit supply, youth union meeting, and a July communion observance along with Bible school and prayer meetings. Also mentions charity library donations by Carnegie and other donors.
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Bible School
Hapter Young People's Union
Mike Maud Hemphill
Jesus
8. A. Lowell
Hares Atm
Mer
Poorhouse of Ithaca Firm Fails With Half Million Debt
Industrial firm R. T. Booth of Ithaca New York, maker of a catarrh remedy, collapses under nearly 500000 in liabilities. Reports cite unpaid obligations and creditors seeking recovery amid a broad economic downturn for the firm.
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R. T. Booth Company
Ithaca
Portlnd Business Men Bid Farewell to Retiring Official
More than 160 Portland business leaders gathered at the Commercial Club to honor A. L. Crais, retiring passenger agent of the R. R. & N., with songs and speeches. He departs to become passenger traffic manager of the Great Northern, with headquarters in St Paul. Telegrams of good wishes from railroad executives in Chicago, San Francisco, and elsewhere were read.
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A. L. Crais
Portland
Commercial Club
Cremon Daily Journal
Northwest
Great Northern
St. Paul
J. C. Stubbs
Harriman Hines
Chicago
James Horsburg, Jr
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
William McMurray
Craig
R. Miller
Harriman Lines
Offic
Fire Insurance At Lower Rates Could Help Spokane
Spokane policy holders face a potential 25 percent rate hike within 20 days as fire insurers warn of higher charges after San Francisco disaster fallout. Northwestern Mutual Fire Association of Seattle touts 40 percent savings through mutual policies with cash premiums, dividends, and five year terms, while critics warn such moves shift costs to policyholders and merchants. Oregon Fire Relief Association reports strong reserves and lower costs for members, prompting readers to compare mutual versus stock insurers and seek local guidance.
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Spokane
J. D. Coleman
Home Insurance Company
Spokurie
Ita
San Francisco
Coleman
Cme
Northwestern Mutual Fire Association of
Seattle
Cnllec
Hwaltity
Northwestern Mutual Fire Association
Attorney General's Office
Caldr Jetter
IY Imest
Northwestern Mutual
New York Insurance Department
Northwestern
Inforces de Silatloc
Washington
Oregon Fire Relief Association
Northwest Mutual Fire Nesoclaiin
Beattilo
Oregon Fire
McMinnville
Aves
Oregon
Mort
T. 1
Dunamore
Schmidt Building
Pendleton
Hotel Arrivals at the St George in British Columbia
Hotel guests listed include Decker Kooskla J W Wilkow and wife Alorron FY Ho Stocker J Brown de Chicago MM McDonald Walla Walla G MccCully Bookane C Williamey Portland M Bates Walt Walla Langley Taylor A WH Babh Portland FW Eppinger Baker City A McDaniel Baker City Charles A Thame wid wife Tartan Lieutesant J Hume Walla Walla Robert Weymand Wallon Wallay A om Due Kilé Weaton.
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St. George
Decker
Kooskla
J. W. Wilkow
Alorron
FY Ho Stocker
J. Brown
Chicago
McDonald
Walla Walla
G. Rodda
Salem
G. MccCully
Bookane
C. Williamey
Portland
M. Bates
Walt Walla
Langley
Taylor
A. WH. Babh
FW. Eppinger
Baker City
A McDaniel
Charles A. Thame Wid
Lieutesant J . Hume
Robert Weymand
Wallon Wallay
A. Om Due Kilé
Weaton
Portland Names and Addresses in Local Listing
A compiled roster lists Tiotel Pendleton and Walla Watla figures alongside Portland residents such as Aayien Thomson Rehu and HH. K. Miller. The document includes ASA, M. Shepherd, and several other names with city indicators like Tacoma Tacoma and New York.
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Tiotel Pendleton
P. Aayien
Walla Watla
J. M. Kyle
Portland
A. Fe Thomson
Rehu
HH. K. Miller
F. &. Mowers
FP. Waiden
N. To Tooker
M. KK. Shepherd
Asa
Bsohuite
California
Miss Wool In
Tacoma
Mallory
A. Smythe
Arlington
Simpson
Irving's Buchy Wafers Promise Kidney Disease Cure
Irving's Buchy Wafers are advertised as a universal remedy for kidney ailments from back pain to Bright's disease. The ad asserts guaranteed cures based on proven results, selling at 60c a box through Fallman & Co. at 623 Main BL, Pendleton, Oregon.
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Irving
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Offers Reward
An old fashioned advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. It claims to cure by acting on blood and mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any failure to cure. Also promotes other patent medicines and products from various suppliers.
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Mall
Hall
Toledo
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