Modern brick block planned on East Court Street
Harness man Carl Weisert plans a two ten by twenty foot brick building on East Court Street with pressed brick front and skylight. Cost at least six thousand dollars. occupancy hoped by mid May. Fire risk from nearby Wheeler building delayed project until fire department enforces restrictions.
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Carl Weisert
Court Street
W. F. Matlock
William Roesch
Weisert
Welsert
Wheeler
County printing graft questioned over cheap property blanks
County officials seek payment for 3 000 small 4x6 inch blanks used to list property and weed in the assessor's office. Tribune prints at 27 50, far above the 2 25 per 1 000 commercial rate. Taxpayers wonder where the graft ends.
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the Tribune
A. M. Snyder Leaves Spokesman-Review for Portland Telegram
A. M. Snyder, after a year with the Spokesman-Review, departed this morning to assume a new post with the Portland Telegram. He is described as an experienced newspaper man who proved his skill as a news gatherer while in this city.
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A. M. Snyder
Spokesman-Review
Portland Telegram
Senate confirms A. M. Woodford as Merford postmaster
The senate confirmed the appointment of A. M. Woodford to the office of postmaster at Merford Oregon. Woodford's confirmation clears the way for him to serve as head of the Merford post office, with duties including mail handling and local postal operations.
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Senate
A. M. Woodford
Merford, Or
Pendleton Cries Foul Over Portland Stamp Sales
Businessmen who ordered Lewis and Clark fair envelopes in Pendleton also bought stamps from Portland agents, draining Pendleton postoffice funds and boosting Portland’s receipts. The piece urges cancellation of Portland stamp orders and calls for supporting home offices to keep money local and counter competitive printing practices.
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Lewis and Clark
Portland
Oregon
Metropolian
Pendleton
Metropolis
Home Post Office
Pewnpapers
Country Papers
School at Irrigon Elects Women as Directors
In Irrigon Morrow county the new town school district elected two women to the board Mrs. W H Kinder and Mrs. George H McQueen along with Fred L Mille as director A man remains as clerk The board will vote bonds totaling 2450 to build a two room schoolhouse F B Holbrook offers to donate a site for the building Public school starts March 7 replacing a private school already in session
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Iraigon
Morrow County
W H. Kinder
George H. McQueen
Fred L. Mille
A. Bennett
F. B. Holbrook
Oregon Land & Water Company
Sesalon
North Yakima Water Works Coming Summer
Engineer G N Miller who led the sewer work has returned from Seattle with Mrs Miller visiting relatives. He will supervise a nine mile drain and sewer project in North Yakima costing about 65000 dollars. Construction starts soon and will take all summer to finish.
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G. N. Miller
Seattle
Miller
The Bostonians Arrive For Robin Hood At Frazer
The Bostonians, a major comic opera company, arrive from the East to perform Robin Hood at the Frazer tonight. They bring extensive scenery and production gear, with a large set and chorus, promising top entertainment in Pendleton this season.
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Big Company
Bostonians
Frazer
Pendleton
Robin
Hoola Comic Opera Attracts Large Advance Sale
A comic opera titled Hoola draws strong advance sales and promises good attendance as the show opens today. The production is highlighted as one of the most attractive of its kind this season, with several performances anticipated.
Pendleton Presbyterian Church Names New Pastor
The Pendleton Presbyterian Church board announces Rev. W. L. Van Nuys of La Grande will assume the pastorate and take charge on April 1. Van Nuys, noted as an energetic worker, joins from Eastern Oregon to lead the Pendleton church and academy.
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Se .Grande
Pendleton Presbyterian Church
The
Presbyterian Church
W. L. van Nuys
la Grande
van Nuys
Oregon
Pendleton Church
Pendleton Academy
Golden Gate Coffee Advertisements Begin in East Oregonian
The East Oregonian starts a series of Golden Gate Coffee ads from J. A. Folger & Co of San Francisco. Described as the paper’s highest grade coffee after 64 years of experience, the campaign aims to reach housewives citywide. The orders come from M. L. Hadley, San Francisco advertising agent, with accounts limited to trusted firms.
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East Oregonian
Golden Gate
J. A. Folger & Co
San Francisco
M. L. Hadley
Exciting Runaway on Alta Street In Ranch Team Incident
A Gus La Fontain ranch team hitched to a farm wagon bolted down Alta Street this afternoon after a fright. The driver fell, a man climbed in to stop them but could only grab one line. He exited the wagon as it continued. One horse fell near Cottonwood but was not seriously hurt. spectators caught the pair.
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Alta Street
Gus la Fontain
Cottonwood
Good Residence for Sale in Pendleton Clinton Street Area
The 8 Jackson residence at 405 Jackson Street in Pendleton’s best residence section is offered for sale on reasonable terms due to a family move. For particulars and terms, contact Mrs. C. 8 Jackson at the residence.
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Jackson
Jackson Street
Pendleton
New Correspondent to Head Spokesman Review Field
Co V Dyment of the Walla Walla Union was not visiting yesterday and left for home this morning. Mr Jrement will oversee the single field of the Spokesman-Review in the Blue Mountain region for a period with headquarters at Walla Walla.
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Co. V. Dyment
Walla Walla
Knights Rally to Sweep District Meeting Prize
M Humphrey of La Grande an OBR&N helper said vast La Grande Knights of Pythias would attend the district meeting here Saturday and were certain to carry off the prize.
Sam Peiser Leaves for San Francisco Job
Sam Peiser, who for six years ran the grocery department at the Alexander Department Store, left this morning for San Francisco to take a responsible position with a large wholesale house and make his future home. A 375 pound sturgeon weighed in at Astoria on March 2 and brought four cents net.
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Sam Peiser
San Francisco
Alexander Department Store
Astoria
Long Creek Trouble Involving Dynamite Cane Case
J B Reeder, now in Portland, visited town on return from Long Creek country where he has been aiding the Long Creek Ranger editor whose plant was blown up by dynamite. He has been retained to represent the plaintiff in the action against the editor of the rival paper. He left for Portland this morning.
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J. B. Reeder
Bor
Portland
Long Creek Country
Long Creek Ranger
Reeder
Dr Martins Entertainment Draws Large Crowd at Church
Dr Martin gave an elocutionary entertainment at the Christian church last night with about 400 attendees. The performance of Pos Bella was praised as especially fine. Tonight's sermon is Receiv ing Jeans. This marks Dr Martins last week in the city.
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Dr. Martin
Christian Church
Pos
Bella
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