City Notices and Local Ads Blend in Pendleton Page
The page shows a collage of local business promotions and notices including vehicle and fuel offerings, clothing ads, and store openings. It includes promotions for Teutsch hats, Sharon & Eddings second-hand goods, Howard's cigar store, and the Peoples Warehouse with talk of stock clearances, plus a hostile local letter about race and commerce and a note on sheep killed in Gervala in the Willamette valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdams
Lee
Teutach
Sharon & Eddings
Teutecti's
Howard's Cigar Store
St. George
Mr& Cooper
Personal mentions from Bingham Weston and nearby towns
Thompsdan arrives from Bingham. Dr J A Best heads to Weston on a brief trip. Dan Smythe 14 confined to his room. John Hager of Bingham on short business. I W Heed here briefly. Dr A Hii of Freewater in town Saturday. Joseph Wurzer Weston farmer on business. William Davidson and his daughter of Umatilla on a short visit. J B Saylor of Butter Creek left for home after business. J M Hemphill of Pilot Fork here on a short visit, stopping at Hotel Bowmen. C Berkeley owns Unintilla county agency for Des Chutes land project. W E Davison left for Baker City, returning tomorrow. Mr and Mrs John McManus arrived from Portland, left by private conveyance. Marion White formerly of Westport from Portland. George Ferguson mentioned. Steele of Nolin in town yesterday, alfalfa yield looks strong on Umatilla river farms. H C Hryson, Walla Walla attorney, in town for legal matters. former Weston resident. Prof EB B Conklin returning from Cove after funeral. John Conklin, early Union County pioneer, Saturday. Mrs J Muir, visiting four months, home now. may return to Oregon. Severe winter noted in town. Wm Ak King of Loney sighted in Walla Walla for repairs ahead of Pendleton mills dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. Thompsdan
Bingham
J. A. Best
Weston
Dan Smythe
John Hager
I. W. Heed
A. Hii
Freewater
Joseph Wurzer
William Davidson
Vmatilin
J. B. Saylor
Butter Creek
Tome
Busines
J. M. Hemphill
Pilot Fork
Bowmiin
C. Berkeley
Unintilla County
Des Chutes
W. E. Davison
Baker City
Wand
Jotn P. McManus
Portland
Marion White
Wwerton
Iere
George Ferguson
Steele
Nolin
Umatilla
H.C. Hryson
Walla Willa
EB. UB. Conklin
Cove
Wis Aovle
John Conklin
T Union Courtly
Biurday
J. Muir
Towa
Oresco
WI Ak
King
Loney
Cvo
Waolhi Walla
Mike Prngurttogs
Penecoek
Mimon
Milton
Wieinity
Lorney
Penrdek Mills
Wool prices and sheep sales reported in the past week
The week saw varied wool and sheep trading with prices quoted for seven thousand head. Notable lots include 2000 wether sheep at about 230, 1900 yearlings around 5124, and mixed sheep at 2.95. Vendors cited include Joe Vey and Antone Veo with sales in Yakima and Heppner connections to Tom Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Vey
Antone Veo
Tom Mattinws
Yakima
Tom Rhea
Heppner
Unclear OCR snippet hints at local figures and wheat prospects
Fragmentary text mentions Josep McCabe and a deputy or manager role in a company, with references to a city visit and family ties. It also alludes to wheat prospects and harvest conditions, though many words are garbled. The readable items suggest a historical local-interest note without a clear event or outcome.
Delano Arrives From Baker City for Federal Inspection Post
Mr Bulger, recently arrived from Baker City, visits Pendleton during a brief stay. The transcripts indicate he will head to Portland for duties, with Pendleton’s business activity noted as substantially higher recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HO Delano
Baker City
Portland
Pendleton
Ely
Bulger
Weston man dies of tuberculosis at St Anthony's
Chute E. Carlisle of Weston died at St Anthony's hospital last night at 7 o'clock from tuberculosis. He had been in the hospital two weeks. The remains were sent to Weston this morning from the Rader undertaking moriors. The funeral will be held at the Weston home tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. Walter Payne officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chute E. Carlisle
Weston
St Anthony's Hospital
Rader
Walter Payne
One Third Vet Visits In County Schools
Superintendent Frank K. Welles returns after a five day tour of schools in the county northwest of Pendleton. He reports visiting about two thirds of the county’s schools, outlining progress and remaining locations to survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Welles
Pendleton
Uwe County
Wool shipment arrives from Dunningham ranch to Furnish wipe
The first wool of the season reached Furnish wipe hooves city from Dunningham's Pilot Hock ranch. The lot contains 28 ducks of buck wool and is of superior grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun-ningham
Pilot Hock
Missouri visitors return with Holtman district plans
Senlers from Missouri Jack Harp of Holdman returned from a visit to Missouri Saturday bringing John Tucker Tom Raati ier Jimboy and Dr Stearn who will locate in Holtman district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senlers
Missouri
Jack Harp
Holdman
John Tucker
Tom Raatiier
Jimboy
Dr Stearn
Holtman
Route to Alberta Triumph by Pendleton Native
John Kease, former Pendleton resident for about fifteen years, won his town yesterday from Albany where he was born and had lived recently. He is now en route to the Alberta country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
John Kease
Pendleton
Albany
Hele
Maple Bros To Reoccupy Labon Block Room On Court Street
A room in the Labon block on Court street will be replastered and later occupied by Ama ple Bros with their stock of electric fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Bros
Labon
Court Street
Amaple Bros
Outlining Railroad Route by Pendleton Company Party
A preliminary tour outlining a proposed Pendleton Railroad route occurred this morning. J Foley C Be McCumber and Civil Engineer Murray led a presenting party traveling by Joe and Teddy to review territory toward Piet Rock. Stockholders expect surveyors to map a definite route and claim a right of way with future field work planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Railroad & Cowl Company
J. Th Foley
C. BE. McCumber
Murray Wefe
Joe
Teddy
Piet Rock
Heppeier
Rockefeller Fortune Rumor At Twenty Billion Benchmark
A Wall Street banker at a New York dinner claimed John D. Rockefeller's fortune could reach one billion pounds, far above popular estimates. The remark sparked chatter among guests including aging Warnervdl family members and Mr Gladstone, who eyed Vanderbilt with curiosity. The talk suggested Rockefeller’s wealth might vastly exceed believed figures, testing American fiscal narratives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Vanehig al Cheney
Glidstone
Bogie
WarnervDlt
Gladstone
Vanderbilt
Unclear Billing of a Youthful Mistake and Letters
M Guyot recalls a youthful error involving a friend and a sweetheart named Marcela. Letters filled with refined sentiments were shared over several months. Guyot later travels to Paris and learns his friend’s marriage, then meets the wife who welcomes him joyously. A cryptic exchange ends with a tale about a mistress and a cleaved marriage.
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M. Guyot
Marcela
Guyot
Paris
Felend
Gayet
Farmer’s wheat crop hit by cold wave near Collan
La Strevey, owner of a large Rebeb flat farm five miles southwest of Collan, finished sowing fall wheat with winter filled. Strever's 230 acre total saw only 22 acres replanted after a late frost. The Rel Nuteran variety died, and neighbors suffered similar losses from February cold. There was no snow on the ground when Hewold moved in, worsening conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. la Strevey
Rebeb Flat
Collan
Mr. Strever
Mtr
New Nasal Balm Promises Soothe for Breathers
Notice touts Big Liquid Crean Bain as beneficial for nasal sufferers though cautions against direct inhalation. The cream is sold by Wigists and manufactured by Fly Crothers at 50 Warren Street, New York, with a claimed price of seven cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crean Bain
Wigeists
Fly Crothers
Warren Street
New York
Jack Taylor on Beck Again at the Opera House
Sack Taylor, genial manager of the opera house, has been released from three weeks of quarantine for scarlet fever. The popular figure says business at the opera house has remained strong despite his absence and enforced seclusion from society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayior
Jack
Jack Ia
To Cure a Cold In One Day Drug Advertisement
An old newspaper ad promises cure for a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It states a refund if the cure fails and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box, priced at 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Divorce Fight Divides Coshocton Couple After 72 Years
Mrs. Lucinda Webb, 72, seeks divorce from Rev. William Webb on cruelty grounds. The couple who wed over years ago face allegations in cross bill accusing her of infidelity. A separate note records a senior Aron born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Prayer of Nolin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aron Wis
W. A. Prayer
Nolin
Coshocton
Lucinda Webb
William Webb
Nurse Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Newark trained nurse Mrs Martha Pohlman testifies to the health benefits of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes personal recovery from severe female troubles and urges other women to rely on the remedy, praising its universal cures and endorsing free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Pohlman
Chester Avenue
Newark
N. J
Brookley Training School
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Hospital
Marrie
Lydia Erinkham
Lydia E
Pinkhamn
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydian E.pinkham
Ones
Perlegte
Mra Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch
Hatter
Tatom
Vtatom’s
Waltreanew
Teutsch's
Webb Street
Jaakjun
Laathers & Nichol
Oritman
Crawford
Neichbor
Pilin
Mike Sgoh
Pendteron
Imate County
Jay Baxter
Tanai
Palouse Monte
Joel
Carnie
Walter
Sullivan & Front
Gervala
Willamette Valley
L. Hunziker
Jeweler
Optician
Main Street
Huyler’s
Lowney’s
Gunther's
The
Palm
A. C. Kobeppen & Brothers
Metnte
Josep McCabe
Imatithy County
Tiave
John DP. Rockefeller
Wis
Louise
Jack Taylor
Beck
Pohlman
Atwood
Paradise
Clark & Rees
Despain & Clark
E. C. Building
Robinson
the State Hotel
Rudolph Martin
Webb and
Cottonwood Street
East Oregonian
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