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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
8
Dindinger Wilson & Co Successors to Cleaver Bros
Dindinger Wilson & Co. advertises as successors to Cleaver Bros with L Greenwald listed as repairer and a contact note Black 91. The snippet presents a compact business notice likely from a local directory or advertising page. The firm emphasizes its lineage and a repair service reference, using a concise, period-appropriate tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleaver Bros. L
Greenwald
Black
Justice of the Peace Nomination Bid in Pendleton District
I announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination for Justice of the Peace in Pendleton district, subject to the will of the next Republican convention for H. Parkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
B.F. Ress
Justice of the Peace of
Pendleton District
H. Parkes
Visitors In Town Report From Regional Figures
Carl Miller from Helix Lon Clever from Prairie City J H Roulstone Adams A S Pearson Freewater in town Hank Fanning Cold Springs Helix hardware man P Bones Helix Bam White Athena registered Golden Rule Charles Anspaugh Helix Hotel St George Harvey Williams Pomeroy Charles H Miller Echo merchant Hotel Pendleton J G Cutler Walla Walla Harry T Bickers state reform school in town Alfred Sondo Australian and Harry A Richardson German declare citizenship Robert Burns O R N Walla Walla registered Hotel St George Mrs Norval Jones visiting Cameron family left for Walla Walla this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Miller
Helix
Lon Clever
Prairie City
J. H. Roulstone
Adams
A.S. Pearson
Freewater
Hank Fanning
Cold Springs
P. Bones
Helix Hardware
Bam White
Athena
Golden Rule Hotel
Charles Anspaugh
St. George
Harvey Williams
Pomeroy
Charles H. Miller
Echo Merchant
Hotel Pendleton
Harry T. Bickers
State Reform School
Alfred Sondo
Harry A. Richardson
Robert Burns
Walla Walla
Hotel St. George
Norval Jones
A. Cameron
Local Residents and Visitors Reported in Pendleton
H G Reed of the Allen Gilbert company met with L Wakefield the plane man in Pendleton. Harry Taylor plans a Monday trip to Wor cester Massachusetts. Jerry Durham seeks Republican county commissioner nomination if no other candidate emerges. Mr and Mrs A Wurzweiler and son of Joseph are visiting. Mrs Wurzweiler is R Alexander’s niece. William Scott of Hidaway Springs notes recent snow and new cottages being built for the busy summer season as a major resort area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Reed
Allen-Glilbert Company
Wiley B. Allen Company
L. Wakefield
Pendleton
Harry Taylor
Independence
Worcester
Mass
Jerry Durham
Pilot Rock
A. Wurzweller
Joseph
Hidaway
The Parish Priest
Daniel Sully stars as Father Whalen in a warmly human play about a priest who aids the poor and lifts spirits. The production features an excellent cast and promising performances. Seats go on sale Monday morning, March 10, with prices $1 for the lower floor and 50 cents for the gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sully
Charges Dismissed Against Athena Flouring Mill Manager
On motion by District Attorney Hailey the charges filed a month ago against W. E. Bond, manager of the Athena Flouring Mill Company, for misappropriating grain stored with the mill, were dismissed for lack of action. The case followed suits by farmers to recover grain stored by the company but used without payment. Bond was arrested as mill manager on fraud charges linked to the grain use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailey
W. E. Bond
Athena Flouring Mill Company
C. H. Brown
Bond
Wages Raised for Camden Street Railway Workers
Camden New Jersey March 6 On and after today the wages of the motor men and conductors of the local street railways will be seventeen cents per hour instead of fifteen as heretofore. The increase was voluntary on the part of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Captain McCook Detected as Fraud Suspect in Pendleton
A crowd met Sheriff Blakley and E. R. Ferguson at the O. R. & N. depot to greet J. Sherwood alias Captain McCook, wanted for passing bogus checks. Sherwood denies being McCook and claims he can prove his innocence with witnesses in Tacoma and Seattle. He faces arraignment after a brief Portland stay and is held on $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakley
E. R. Ferguson
J. Sherwood
Captain McCook
McCook
Mc- Cook
Pendleton
Berguson
Portland
Ferguson
Captain Mc- Cook
Mr. Ferguson
Sherwood
Captain Schley
Admiral Schley
Fort Douglas
Spokane
Washington, D. C
Washington
M. Tait
Mexico
Tait
Mr. Sherwood
Tacoma
Seattle
FitzGerald
Ad Strategy and Kept Costs in Marketing
The passage notes that ads can waste money while continuous advertising may yield returns. It contrasts the value of intermittent versus ongoing ad spend and implies steady investment can turn a profit, urging careful budgeting and sustained campaigns.
Augusta Larson Wins $2000 Insurance Suit in Portland
In the case Augusta Larson v. the Order of Washington in Portland the jury awarded her the full $2000 on her deceased husband Gustaf Larson's benefit certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Larson
Order of Washington
Portland
Gustaf Larson
Turkeys Raised by Boy on Pony Near Creek Bottom
A twelve year old boy on a pony can raise turkeys by guiding them with corn along a route from a creek bottom rich in acorns and berries. After several trials the turkeys will follow to the attendant home, fed at regular hours and ready when needed.
Feeding Chickens for Better Egg and Meat Yields
Farmers and village poultrymen can improve results with a classic mash of three parts bran, three parts cornmeal, and one part dried meat and bone. Mix with boiling water, stand an hour, then bake for chicks under four weeks to reduce diarrhea risk and keep for days. Costs vary by region and management, with estimates from 60 cents to $1.50 per hen per year, higher when confined.
Canadian Forestry Association Opens Third Annual Meeting
The Canadian Forestry Association began its third annual meeting in Ottawa with about three hundred members from across Canada attending. The sessions continue through tomorrow and are expected to be of unusual interest to those interested in forest cultivation and preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Forestry Association
Dominion
Sol Marks Oregon Pioneer Dies in Portland at 70
Renowned Oregon pioneer Sol Marks died in Portland on Sunday at age 70. He helped settle early communities and contributed to regional development. He is remembered for his leadership and commitment to exploration and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Marks
Oregon
Portland
Anxious Observers Mark Alexander Anniversary Turmoil
A Belgrade dispatch reports extraordinary precautions on King Alexander's thirteenth anniversary on the throne. The Serb capital is described as a volcano ready to erupt, threatening the regime and its supporters. Alexander is portrayed as nearly imprisoned, with politicians plotting his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Belgrade
Alexander
King Edward's Plans Draw Him Home From Abroad
London reports King Edward is deeply engaged in state duties social events and coronation preparations leaving growing doubt he will travel before Denmark. Queen Alexandra plans to sail to Copenhagen aboard the royal yacht Osborne early next month for King Christian's eighty fourth birthday. In Baker City an eight year old boy shot himself in the left foot while handling a small rifle fracturing bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Edward
London
Denmark
Christian
Alexandra
Copenhagen
Osborne
L. Hirshland
Baker City
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Tment
J. G. Cutler
Www
C. R
Typewriter
Tallman & CO
Dan Sully
Frazer's Opera House
Daniel Sully
Father Whalen
Athena Mill
Pendleton Shoe Co
Main St
Captain M'Cook
Ghontse
London Spectator
Dongola Kid Fair
DITTO
Mengo
Dairy East Oregonian
Servis
Owl
Owl Tea
Ukiah
Huston & Carney
Prop’s
Nye
Ridge
Alba
Tallman & Qo's Drug Store
ST. Joe Store
THE
Lyons Mergartile
M. A.rader
Main and
Webb Streets
International Poultry Food
C. F. Colesworthy
Pendleton, Orego
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