Local Notice From Enat Oregonian Branch Office
A fragmented notice from the Enat Oregonian Branch Office in Portland informs residents of Percheton and Eastern Cremon about a forthcoming event on the second floor. Details are unclear but indicate a meeting or delivery related to the hall’s use and local occupancy.
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Enat
Omloe
East
Oneaontan
Alagton
Werner Chie
Homer Te Halloels
Charleston News and Courier
Milla
Tts
Exar
Procter
Estes & Guild
Alta Street
C. Miller
Linn County
A. Miller
Pendleton
Joniluotar Robeson
Umatilla
Hunting
Weidner
Pendleton-Walla Walla
Portland
Ila
Local notices and business updates in Pendleton area
The column lists varied items from Pendleton and surrounding areas including meal provisions at Masonic restaurants, shipments to Portland, and farm debts. It notes Mrs. Jones and family illness, pension grants, land and town lot patent records, bookbinding and bridge work, a sale and discount promotions at local shops, and upcoming public events at Frazer's House and M. E. church. It also mentions railway workers, hotel charges, and insurance matters connected to local residents.
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Lava
Ing
Chitore
I Drulley
Westerlay
Wil
Chicago
Overture
Pendleton
Frazer
K. Beard
Modesto
Cali
Kansas
Smith
W. G
F. ©. Campbell
Prescott
Court Street
Garden Street
M. E
The
Trinity Amity
Mith & Stroud
Thompson Street
Republican PrIMaries Shape Pendleton Delegations
North Pendleton voters select Oliver Moorhouse Carlson Elgin Gireene and Folsom to form Houser delegation. In South Pendleton a large vote yields Watson Flickinger Horn Duprat Bean Sargent and Stover as successful delegates, aligning with Sommerville and Houser at the convention.
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Aherif
Hoover
Sommerville
North Penidleton
L. Oliver
le Moorhone
O. J. Carlson
J. M. Elgin
M. J. Cireene
M. E. Folsom
J. &. Bean
The Wellove Murder Trial Opens in Wallowa County
From the Baker City Democrat. The circuit court of Wallowa county heard the Wellove murder trial of Smith and Keeler for the Cochran killing. The State, led by Skipworth and Baker, defended by Olmsted Finn and firm, faced a heated, wide local interest trial. Verdicts: Smith not guilty. Keeler guilty of manslaughter with seven years in the state penitentiary.
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Wellove
Baker City
Wallowa County
Smith and
Keeler
Girard Cochran
E. Rt. Skipworth
Pendleton
M. Baker
la Grande
Ivanhoe & Smith
Joseph
M. L. Olmsted
Baker
C. H. Finn
Democratic ticket nominated at The Dulles
The ticket for state offices includes State Senator J B Condon Col Bradshaw withdrew after early ballots Representatives W MoD Lewis and B F Medler County Judge G A Lighe Sheriff George Herbert Clerk J A Scutt Treasurer H M Heall County Commissioners W L Ward Hugh Lacey Delegates to State convention Cel KE c 8 ww John Fulton J H Cradle J B Crosman A S Bennett H B Borthwick
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Dulles
J. B. Condon
Col. Bradshaw
W. Mod
Lewis
B. F. Medler
G. A. Lighe
Sheviff
George Herbert
J. A. Scutt
H. M. Heall
W. L. Ward
Hugh Lacey
Cel
KE. c
John Fulton
J. H. Cradlepeuge
J. B. Crosman
Bennett
H. B. Borthwick
Former politician McConnell builds banking and mercantile empire
W J McConnell once a notable state figure now expands into finance as a trust company. In Moscow Idaho he runs a large general store with nine clerks and controls the only bank. At Pullman he owns land and fattens hogs while holding about 450000 bushels of wheat bought at 40 to 45 cents a bushel. It is said he has a mortgage on every farm in the county and dominates Moscow mercantile business.
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W.J. McConnell
Moscow
Idaho
Pullman
Gilliam County Nominees and Pension Bill Note
Gilliam county nominations list several local offices including representative M. V. Harrison sheriff W J Mulkey county clerk W Li Wilco sup unit ion ers a Haker and Morman county school superintendent J A McMorris treasurer J E Woods coroner Dr L Matwer and others. The Philadelphia Record notes claim agents in Washington foresee passage of the Dependent Pension bill and push their circulates in anticipation of its fate.
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Gilliam County
M. V. Harrison
W. J. Mulkey
W. Li
Wilcos
We A. Haker
Morman
J. A. McMorris
WY. KE
Thornton
J. EH
Woods
H. C. Condon
J. H. Downing
P. E. McQuin
Dr. L. Matwer
Philadelphia
Washington
Bath man marries for seventh time
J Jerolomon of Bath New York tied the knot last Friday marking his seventh marriage. The report notes no lingering bitterness and wishes him joy in this latest union.
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J. Jerolomon
Bath
N. Y
Jerolomon
Prejudice and trade rows split Portland and Eastern Oregon
The Portland letters urge reason over assertion as conflict with Eastern Oregon grows. The piece argues Portland business aims to prosper and questions claims of robbery, urging factual trade benefits and noting discriminatory freight rates were set by rail interests, not Portland alone.
readers miss the daily news in a crowded paper
A Portland Telegram reflection notes readers skim headlines but miss most items of real interest. It argues newspapers require labor of many reporters and even silence signals verified facts, pointing to executions and crimes as examples of how individuals feel unseen and unnamed amid broad public coverage.
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Nowapapera
Portland Telegram
Daily Journal
Hia Erine
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U. N. Stock
J. PF. Kinnia’ Farm
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People’s Warehouse
Stuhenberdt
Tile On Main Street
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Neers
Wallula
Eral
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Alba
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the Dalles
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Adama
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Yankton
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Homer Gray
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Seattle
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L. K. Boyd
Lewiston
W. M. Pierce
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Weeton
BE. E. Taylor
J. Go Stringham
Harris
Kanes
Mrs. Marriner
Swift
Tacoma
H.R. Coote
San Francisco
J. PY. Wager
John Gagen
Country
Ben Smith
Huntington
H. Gi. Watters
Harry Baxter
Vinson
Peterson
John Walker
J. Linn
Morrow County
Donald McKay
F. EF. Trevitt
Nolin
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Wm. Powell
John Clance
C. R. Pratt
A. Olice
J. B. Mason
Wipfield
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Oregon
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United States
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Freude
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Custom House
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Boyd
Hong Kong
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McLean
Kipp
Pekin
Hlintz
Hintz
Hood
Cal
C. W. Brownfield
Qeewane
Tom Tierney
Paaltre
Lindsay
Ans Tierney
Walla Walla, W
Olenstrohele
East Ohrgonian
Adams’ and
Westlake
Queen and Pullman
Taylor, Jones &Co
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