Oregon City Briefs on Coal Wood and Lodging
A string of short notices lists Peacock coal as dry and heat retaining, Oregon Lumber Yard ads for lumber and a Pendleton potato land inquiry, Bowman Studio offering special panel photos, and lodginghouse rental and hotel stays in Portland. Also mentions Goodman Hardware Co as gasoline safety agents.
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Peacock
Oregon Lumber Farm
South Main Street
Walter New
Leathers Transfer Co
Logan Street
Peacock Brand
Oregon Lumber
Pendleton
Oregon
Portland
Oregon Lumber Yank
Webb Street
Fielos, Goodman Hardware Co
Improvements on Pendleton and Main Street Buildings
Teutsch and Alexander announce large additions to two Pendleton business houses, the Odd Fellows building and the Alexander department store, with bids issued and work starting soon. Main Street will gain vast new space as Savings Bank renovations proceed, while window displays showcase spring fashions and a completed M B E church roof nears completion with tower work advancing.
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Pendleton
Odd Fellows
Lee Teutech
Alexander Department
Alexander
T. F. Howned
Pittsburg
Odd Fellows Building
Savings Bank
Main Street
Teutsch
M. BE
la Beting
Elks Lodge Meeting Tonight Initiation and Officer Election
Pendleton lodge No. 235 B P C Elk will meet this evening at Eagles Hall at 8 o clock. Every member is urged to attend for initiation and the election of officers will take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Pendleton Lodge No. 235
B. P. C. Elke
Eagles’ Holate
Nibeht
Easter services weathered by Baker City Masons meeting
Sir Knights urged to attend the Friday March 29 meeting at the chapter for Easter services. Eminent Commander Io JHN F. ROBINSON announces the All Fools Ball by the degree team W. O. W. No 41 on April 1 at Fagtes' hall with Johnson's orchestra. Everybody invited per the East Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Fagtes’ Hall
Johnson
Cor Alanty
Brotherhood Strikes Loom Over Western Railways
A prominent railroad figure warns that if the Chicago leaders order a strike the entire GO RK and N and Oregon Short Line systems will shut down. He notes west of Chicago is heavily unionized and a nationwide stoppage would halt all trains, devastate business, and last long. The 1844 railway strike is cited as a warning, with citizens urged to prevent such calamity. The tone stresses unity and strong union influence across the region.
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Brotherhood
Oregon
Railroad Brotherhood
Chicago
GO RK. & N
East Oregonian
American Railway Union
Krikera
Notable visitors and travelers stop in Pendleton area
A list of individuals including Clifford Bellinger in Portland, John Tetes on business to Huntington, Martin Anderson of Helix, and J F McNaught of Hermiston visiting Pendleton for work. Others such as HL Muriburt of Reo, Attorney Winter from Porthind, Josph Baker of La Grande, J W Maloney of Pendleton Savings, Prof A Ro Trevor from Weston, Herbert Mannewee of Athena, and more were in town or traveling on business. Local figures like W A Storle headed west for O R N bridge work, Mabel McDill visited from Whitman College, J W Raymond of Puget Sound Warehouse, and Lulu R Lorenz as travel correspondent also spent time in Echo and Hermiston.
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Clifford Bellinger
Portland
John Tetes
Huntington
Martin Anderson
Helix
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
Pendleton
HL. G. Muriburt
Reo
P. Winter
Porthind
Josph Baker
la Grande
J. W. Maloney
Pendleton Savings Twink
Eeho
Prof
Ro Travor
Weston
Herbert Mannewee
Athena
Edward Manaseee
Ogle
Ridge
W. A. Storle
Bridge and Building Department
Mabel McDill
Whitman College
Walla Watla
G. W. Moore
Buttercreek
Hot Lake
J. W. Raymond
Puget Sound Warehouse Company
Buebneay
Not Guilty Plea Entered by W oJ Sewell in Circuit Court
W oJ Sewell was arraigned in the circuit court this morning and pleaded not guilty. Colonel J H Roley appeared for him. Rumors suggest he may change to plea of reality and efforts by friends aim for parole or a light sentence.
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W.oj. Sewell
Penin
J. H. Roley
Sewell
Orchard Work To Boost Grand Ronde Apple Harvest
Conductor F L Coykendall left for La Grande to tend spring work on his large apple orchard near there. Grand Ronde prospects are excellent with a forecast of an enormous yield for the year. Leon Levy, Union planter and Shetland pony raiser, travels to Portland. He owns the largest herd in eastern Oregon and sells ponies for market. Mr and Mrs John Conningham sold their Pendleton home and plan visits to Tennessee and coastal Oregon to locate, Arlington Record notes.
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F. L. Coykendall
la Grande
Leon Levy
Union
Porthend
Levy
Oregon
John Conningham
Pendleton
Cunningham
Tenessee
John
Arlington
Arlington Record
Lecture Appreciated Rev J W Brougher Speaks at Baptist Church
Rev J Whitcomb Brougher of Portland delivered a highly appreciated lecture at the Baptist church last night on How to Be Happy Though Married. The talk blended wit and sound advice on home life and moral character. He arrived from Baker City on the delayed train and also spoke briefly to the high school before visiting Pendleton Academy.
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Whitcomb Brougher
J. Whitcomb Brougher
Portland
Baptist Church
Brougher
Baker City
Pendleton Academy
Humane Harness Shipment Fulfills Hermiston Reclamation Demand
Hamsey & Company and Peendleton's harness makers in Umatilla county report shipping the last batch of a government order for reclamation work at Hermiston. The order totaled 40 sorts or 50 single harnesses, fueling an unprecedented spring rush with full workshop crews working nights.
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Hamsey & Company
Peendleton
Umatilla
Hermiston
Clean-Up Day Appreciation by Thursday Afternoon Club
The Thursday Afternoon club unanimously voted a resolution thanking the mayor and city council of Pendleton, the daily newspapers, and all who cooperated with the women’s clubs in making the March 15 and 16 cleaning up days successful.
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Wes
Pendleton
Tom Wood Pleaded Guilty In City Property Case
Tom Wood, identified as a chicken thief, appeared in the justice court charged by John Crow. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced by Judge Parkes to 60 days in the county jail. Daniel McDonald, a city jail prisoner, was transferred to the county jail after wrecking city furniture and faces possible indictment for willful destruction of property.
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Tom Wood
John Crow
Parkes
Daniel McDonald
Plumber William Rish Secures Pendleton Church Contract
M E church project in Pendleton hires William Rish, a well known plumber formerly of this city, now based in North Yakima, to install the plumbing for the new building after taking the contract before leaving last year. Rish praises North Yakima as a busy growing town of about 16,000. He retains a Pendleton residence, planning to keep ties with the city. Also noted is a Seattle toll of 30 cerebrospinal meningitis deaths since March 1, including March 25.
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A. Kunkel
Spokane
North Powder
M. E. Church
William Rish
North Yakima
M. F E. Church
Rish
Mr. Rish
Pendleton
Seattle
Appointed New Commission for Feeble Minded Institution Site
A new commission will review all state properties offered for the feeble minded institution and select the site. William Waldo and O West of the State Railway Commission were named to the panel, with Steel and Benson approving. They will assess sanitary conditions wood and water supply and transportation to pick the best option and report in weeks.
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Board of Public Building Commissioners
Salem Journal
Wm. Waldo
O. West
State Railway Commission
Steel
Benson
Waldo
West
Old State Board
State Board
Salvation Army Captain to Leave for Seattle Tonight
Captain McDonald Leaven, also known as Captain C. McDonald, has led the local Salvation Army corps and will depart for Seattle via the W. & C. FR tonight. No successor has been named, and he will attend General William Booth's Seattle reception next Saturday before taking assignment in another Northwest city.
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McDonald Leaven
C. McDonald
Salvation Army
William Booth
Seattle
Northwest
Portland Hotel Adverts Modern Turkish Bath
Hotel Portland in Portland Oregon advertises American plan from $3 per day with special rates for families and single gentlemen. Management is shown rooms and prices. includes a modern Turkish bath facility. H C Rowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Ilan
H.C. Rowers
Mamacc
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New York
Bowman Studio
Louis Hunziker
Optician
Main St
Lee Colesworthy
Chop Mill
Alta
Thompson Street
Malin Street
Weat Webb Street
Teutsch and
Perth
D . Bailey
Jhn F. Robinson
Eart
Oregonian
Adroeppen
Hamley & Company
Clout
Tranka
F. and
Tallman & Co
Wonder Store
Alfalfarm Dairy
G. W. Ivens
Alta & Main Sts
Savings Bank Corner
HOTEL
National Bank
U.S
U. S
G. M. Rice
C. K. Cranston
Walter
Mide
Walters
Pendleton, Oregon
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