Petaluma Incubators and Goods at Goodman-Thompson
City briefs note supplies and services including alfalfa seeds from Goodman-Thompson, cabinet photos at 1.50 per dozen, Petaluma incubators and brooders, a Pianola sale at Eljers Piano House, and rental notices. Stated bargains include 150 sacks Early Rose seed potatoes and a nearly new high grade piano. Also listings for stenographer, drag service, and lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman-Thompson Company
Burne Brow
New Behmidt Block
Joan Goren
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
Eljers
Main Street
Music Hall
John Vert
Despain
Harry Reed
Pendleton
Portland
Oregon
M. O. FE
Bowman Hotel
Leathers Transfer Co
Gritman'’s Cigar Store
Wequire
Mire Downey
Webb Street
Main
Miss Chase to Speak at Pivot Meeting for Equal Suffrage
Miss Chase will address a pivot meeting in the city on Tuesday March 6, in the campaign for equal suffrage. The large gathering aims to unite supporters and advance the cause through organized discussion and advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equal Suffrage Movement
Thin City
Suffrage Talk By Miss Maury N Chase At Local Baptist Church
Miss Maury N Chase national organizer and president of the New Hampshire suffrage association will speak at the Baptist church on Tuesday evening March 6. She is touring the east end of the county with positive reception and is praised as an able speaker who has campaigned across the United States. The Boston Morning Star lauds her lecture as a complete and dignified presentation of the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Maury N. Chase
New Hampshire State Association
Miss Chase
United States
Boston Morning Star
Gilliland Eyes County Judge Post in Pilot Rock Race
County Commissioner T. P. Gilliland of Pilot Rock announces as a Republican candidate for county judge to fill the vacancy created by H. J. Bean’s resignation to seek circuit judge. An experienced official, Gilliland was not seeking the post but accepted friends’ urging. His petition will be filed in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Gilliland
Friends
Gilliland
Dave
Two in Twe County Jail Sentenced for Petit Larceny
Otto Benson was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail for petit larceny at Echo. He was brought in by Constable Newport. With his arrival, the county jail housed two prisoners, Joe Williams the check forger having been jailed yesterday.
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Otto Benson
Echo
Newport
Benson
Jal
Joe Williams
Jall
Weston Sells 825 Contributes to County Advertising Fund
The Weston Commercial club sent a £25 contribution to the county advertising fund, the second outside town to contribute after Umatilla. Two men will ride trains between Weston and Cheyenne to assist homeseekers heading west on the O A N lines. A warehouse program repeats Saturday 2 to 4 with ragtime melodies. A lost brown and sorrel horse branded L G on hip and shoulder is to be returned to Umatilla Meat Company. John S. Lemmon has served as treasurer of the American Federation of Labor for 14 years, managing about $1,600,000 in federation funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Commercial Club
Umatilla
Boon
Cheyenne
Wik
L. G. Fy
Umatilla Meat Company
John 8. Lemmon
American Federation of Labor
Personal mentions fill city social pages
A string of brief notes lists James Hawk, Rev G T Lovell, C G Allen, Mr and Mrs Morrison, D T Carnes, H C Grege, G T Carael, Cur Gilber, F A Korner, Mrs Cate, Miss Lucile Rader, Judge W R Ellie, Mr and Mrs A Ruby, Rev John Warren, John Raulstone, Frank Ek Welles, Paul Gilmore publicizing an event, the Matlock Babb party, Fr J Brown, Mrs G W Mathews, W Brummett, A Bennett. The items record visits, travel, and social movements among residents and visitors and conclude with a note on Colonel Currey’s death discovery.
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James Hawk
Pilot Rock
James 5
Athena
G. Ti. Lovell
Irrigon
C. G. Allen
Echo
G. M. Morrison
Adama
D. T. Carnes
Bolem Statesman
Pacific Homestead
H. C. Grege
Walla Walla
G. Tt. Carael
Columbus
Clarence Penland
Gilber
Pendleton
Echotown
G. W. Bradley
Athens
W. R. Ellie
Oregon
Ruby
Portland
John Warren
Heppner
Episcopal Church
John Raulstone
Adams
San Francisco
Frank Ek. Welles
Dalles
Richard Lambert
Paul Gilmore
Fraser In
Captain Debonnaire
Matlock-Babb
Find
Wool sale days continue in Umatilla county
W A Brown claimed sheepmen would sell independently, but local herders say they will maintain sales days. Pendleton sale date remains set for May 28 with Shaniko and Heppner sales pending buyers’ input. Most county wool is likely to be sold in Pendleton unless changes prove necessary.
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W. A. Brown
Pendleton
Baker City
Brown
Mentos
Shaniko
Heppner
Umatilla County
Change of Firm Name Brock & McComas to Pendleton Drug
Brock and McComas announces a name change to Pendleton Drug Company. The firm, long operated as Brock & McComas, adopts the Pendleton Drug identity to reflect its updated branding and continued service.
Pendleton Drug Company Name Change
Pendleton firm abandons its prior name this afternoon and will hereafter be known as the Pendleton Drug Company. No ownership or management changes occur. A J McAlister and F G Mitchell remain in control. Brock & McConibe’s firm name, among the oldest in the city, becomes the predecessor to the new Pendleton Drug Company.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Drug Company
A. J. McAlister
F . G. Mitchell
Brock & McConbe
Oregon
Training Ship Proposed by Puget Sound Masters
Puget Sound Harbor No 16 proposes two actions to Congress: require life preservers on small boats with licensed command and establish a training ship at Puget Sound to provide thorough seamanship courses. The association plans to send endorsed letters toHouse and Senate chairmen and west coast representatives, urging passage.
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Seattle
Puget Sound Harbor
American Association of Masters and Pilots
Puget
House
Senate
National Capital
West Coast
Reducing Gas Rates in San Francisco
The San Francisco board of supervisors held a secret conference to decide water and gas rates for the next fiscal year. They agreed on a substantial reduction, with gas rates likely set at five cents per 1000 cubic feet. The board will hold executive and open meetings to formally adopt the rates.
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San Franciscco
Board of Supervisors
Walsh Arrested as Bank Misappropriation Probe
John R. Walsh former president of the Chicago National Bank was arrested in Chicago on March 2 charged with misappropriating 1 million dollars of bank funds. United States deputy marshal made the arrest with District Attorney Morrison consulting on the case. Walsh allegedly falsified bank reports to conceal liabilities from November 18, 1908 showing 248 thousand instead of 3 million and deposits of 10 million instead of 7.6 million. Whitewash always comes off.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
United States
Morrison
Walsh
Fabre
Musical Program At The Peoples Warehouse Saturday
A musical program repeats at the Peoples Warehouse Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4. Ora per Sempre Memorie from Verdi and arias from Lucia di Lammermoor are listed with performers Mme Mello M. Pol Plancon Enrico Caruso Emma Calve Enrico Caruso Sig Antonio Seattl M. Pol Pinneon M. Journet Pryor's band and Misa Morgan. Many selections including Old Folks at Home and Hungarian Dance No. are noted with orchestra. Everyone invited.
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MNH- Whery
Peoples Warehouse
Ora
Verdi
Civio—Tamagno
Mme. Mello
Gounod
M. Pol Plancoan
Francisco Nulbo
Enrico Caruso
Mephistopheles
Faust
M. Pol Plancon
Vollo Sapete
Cavalleria Rusicana
Mme
Emma Calve
Li Sogno
Massenet
Manon
Enrico Caruno
Credo
Otello
Gulkepp Verdi
Sig
Antonio Seattl
Jesus de Nazareth
NEW PASTOR ARRIVES AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev C H Nellor of Green River Wyoming becomes permanent pastor of the First Congregational Church in this city. He arrives from Green River and will preach this Sunday. He has served eight years in Wyoming and two years as county superintendent of public schools. His family will move into the parsonage soon. All are invited to attend. Also noted is Earnest Carley of Cunard Lines visiting Seattle and planning two new turbine steamers. Clem Hogue announces a move and ex Premier Balfour of England is ill with nervous prostration.
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C. H. Nellor
Green River
Wyo
Nellor
Congregational Church
Wyoming
Noller
Wyroming
Earnest Carley
Northwest Department
Cunard
Minneapolis
Officea
Seattle
Seattle Star
New York
Liverpool
Prunes Taste Better as Prices Rise and Miners Aid
Corvallis residents report improved prune flavor as prices firm from 1 to 3 cents. Californians sell apricots at 16 cents while Oregon prunes outsell them in taste. Prune shipments flow from abroad and from Tonal centers, with producers urged to unite for higher prices. Miners unions in Phoenix BC donate to defend Mover and Haywood. An electric road 70 miles links towns in the Klamath reclamation project.
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Corvallisites
Corvallis
Oregon
Heaton
Phoenix
B. C
Mover
Haywood
Western Federaton of Miners
Klamath Reclamation
East End Grocery Promotes Honest Service and Wide Goods
The East End Grocery advertises fair treatment and loyal patronage. Proprietor J. W. Dyer offers school supplies, faultless creamery butter, warm bread each evening, and Crescent brand teas, coffees, spices, and Mapleine, inviting inspection and contact via Main 636.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
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Regudar
L. Hunziker
Twe County
Mecho
Weston
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen
Bro’s
F. A. Korner
Pacifico Express Company
Mrr
Cate
Moscow
Idaho
BE. R. Swinburne
Lucile Rader
Etty
Fr. J. Brown
The
Pacific Paper Company
Sumpter
G. W. Mathews
Pendleton, Ore
Mise de Mathews
Boise Statesman
W. Brummett
Pendeton
Arlington Record
A. Bennett
Trrigon Irrigator
la Grandé
la Grande Observer
George H. Currey
Currey
Aplrite
Brock & McComas
Sattle
R. Walsh
Tam Ow
Hamley & Co
Clem Hogue
Balfour
England
Atr
Minstrel Boy
J. W. Dyer
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