City Brevities and Advertisements in Pendleton
Local column lists numerous ads for Kaiser beer and signs, furnished rooms, baking powder, cabinet photos, and liquor. It notes piano sales, real estate offers, cows for sale, and job wants, with various addresses in Pendleton and nearby towns, plus hotel rates and shipping inquiries.
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Kaiser Beer
Pergy's
Linch and
Kaiser
Fergy
S. Francis
Katie
Best
Fury’ Francia
Water Street
Cleveland
Wet Wehl Street
Burns Bros
Schmidt Block
Ight
Thompson Street
Morrow
Main Street
John Gasen
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
J. H. Gideon
Grave Yard
Father Neate
Mission School
Reni
Aj Piy
Ellers Piano House
Indies
FS Johnson
Mack
Academy
J. W. Tollman
Portland
Oregon
Pat Pendleton
Bass
Sremonian
Alfalfa Meal Factory Considered for Yakima Valley
St Louis firm Williams Pulverizer and Mill Feed Co plans a large alfalfa meal factory in Yakima Valley to supply cattle and hog feed. Dr George Sloan supports the project citing potential benefits for dairymen and farmers. if realized, it would pulverize rough alfalfa hay into a usable meal, boosting local industry.
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Yaklow
St. Louis
Williams Pulverizer and Mill Feed Company
Yakima Valley
Yakuma Republic
George Sloan
Alfalfa Meal Co
Sloan
Kittitas
Injured Youth William McCutchen Taken to Hot Lake
William McCutchen known for a recent horse riding win has been transferred to Hot Lake for treatment after injuries and subsequent complications. He has shown heart trouble and rheumatism while staying with his Uncle Jake Cherry, according to Pilot Rock Record.
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Hot Lake
William McCutchen
Union Bounty
Hay
McCutchen
Jake Cherry
Notable Visitors Tally in Heppner City
Local paper lists numerous visitors and residents in Heppner and nearby towns. Names include Harry Burford of Walla Walla H. T. Irvin of Boho H. M. Salling Weston Thomas Fahrenwald Gurdane Supreme Judge T. G. Holley J. McNaught Hermiston S. L. Morse Pilot Rock and county officials. Also noted are visits by John Merrifield Milton Ernest Flee American Type Founders and others with trips from Pendleton North Yakima and Spokan. Spring plowing progresses and local baseball activity mentioned.
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Harry Burford
Walla Walla
H. T. Irvin
Boho
H. M. Salling
Weston
Thoma Fahrenwald
T. G. Holley
Satern
J. ¥. McNaught
Hermiston
American Typefounders Company
Portland
John J. Merrifield
Milton
Ewinburn
Pendleton
Mts
Heppnet Gazette
A. A. Thomason
Milton College
W. Y. Lymn
Tom Walsh
Lyman
la Grande Observer
L. Neff
The
Dulles
A. B. Cobley
North Yakima
Neff
William Scott
Helix
Progres
Mra
F. FP. Humeston
Sim J. Cully
Mies Jamita Colly
Mewar
Daugher Killed by Pat in Horse Incident
Chauncey Clark’s daughter was thrown from a horse about 8 o clock Thursday evening and suffered a skull fracture. She died Friday afternoon. The accident occurred as the horse was being led to water on the return trip, the animal bolting and throwing her. Sympathy poured in for the bereaved family.
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Bins Clink
Mee
Chauncey Clark
Indy
Lalon Thepuliionn
Immigrant settlement drive reaches Cheyenne with Wills arrival
H C WHS in Cheyenne reports the arrival of H C Wills, agent for the Tintin Counts Development, to recruit eastern Oregon settlers through the Umatilla County Development League. Wills aims to attract a large influx to Pendleton, Oregon, by showcasing land opportunities and supporting the westward migration. Mrs Gene Lyons returns from Ainsworth to Pendleton to join husband in business.
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Ore
Umatilla
Pendleton
Gene Lyons
Ainsworth
Hee
Northern Pacific Railway
Columbia
NLP
Mra
W. H. Ois
Mra Lyone
Thervea
Dayton Covrien
All Lending Grocery Baking Powder Incident Report
A fragmentary note describes All Lending Grocery and Cleveland Baking Powder with a fabric care incident. Mre P A Anderson of 1101 East Railroad Street is mentioned in connection with the event.
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All Lending Grocery
Cleveland
P. A. Anderson
East Railroad
Cash prizes for farmers across Minnesota and Dakotas
Over 30 000 dollars in cash prizes are offered to farmers in Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota to reward diversified farming. James J Hill funds nine districts with 225 dollars per district per prize and top prizes of 200 180 and 75 dollars. Judges assess rotation methods farm cleanliness yield and livestock density. No fees or dues. open to farmers with cattle plus sheep or swine.
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Jane J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Gakinge
Jamon J. Hil
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Thin
Mr. Hill
Thnee Stahom
Thomas Shaw
Hill
J. J. Hil
Northwest
Jim Will
Yarddle
Red Hives
Farimlie
Hunt
Farmer cash prize plan aims to spur competition
In the last decade diversified farming has surged while one farmer near St. Paul loses about $60,000 yearly on his own operation. Mr. Hin proposes farmers compete for cash prizes annually for four years to stimulate ambition amid changing conditions.
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Hin
St. Paul
Tieton Project to Begin Construction by September
Engineer Joseph Jacobs returned from Seattle where he conferred with Supervising Engineer D. Henry on the Government reclamation work in the Yakima valley. They anticipate actual construction on the Tieton project starting within six months, no later than September, following detailed planning and coordination with the big undertaking.
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Rment
Pepe “Oe
Joseph Jacobs
Seattle
D. Henry
Tieton
Saya
Yakima Republc
Yakima
Wiley
Jacobi
Republic
Elx Monte
Henry
Ganmettior
John A. Jones Seeks Portland Visit for Governor Bid
Republican candidate A Jones plans nighttime departure for Portland to rally eastern Oregon support. He claims wide confidence across Union County and believes eastern Oregon merits a governor from his ticket.
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Oregon
A. Jone
Ovegon
Portland
Morocco reforms conference reaches full agreement in Algeciras
The committee of the conference on proposed Moroccan reforms has reached agreement on all points. The sanctioned agreement was approved at the DSHS session of the conference this afternoon in Algeciras on March 21.
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Algeciras
Committee of Conference
Hia
DSHS
Strike at Walla Walla Brick & Tile Plant
A morning walkout at the Walla Walla Brick and Tile company shut the plant as five workers left, two of the oldest employees reportedly discharged. Strikers claim the action was linked to the recent formation of a brickmakers union in Walla Walla.
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Walla Walla
James Brestin Dead in New York Hotel Pioneer Passes
James Brestin Bree, 77, a renowned New York hotelman, died this morning. He was among the country's best known hotel operators, leaving a notable imprint on hospitality in the city.
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James Brestin
New York
James Breein
Senator Gorman Not Expected to Attend Senate Session
Washington March 1 Senator Gorman was not expected to appear in the senate today. The British bark Balmore is loading T100,000 feet of lumber at Portland bound for Genoa.
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Gorman
Washington
Gorman Fe Eoll
Senate
Balmore
Portland
Genoa
Thal
Simple Sign at East End Grocer
A verse narrates a shopper at the East End Grocer noticing a sign and entering. The tale praises Crescent brand groceries including coffee and Mapleine, ending with the narrator buying a goodly order before returning home.
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East End
Flour Exchange Keeps Mill Running On Wheat Supply
Capacity reaches 180 barrels daily with flour traded for wheat and ready supplies of flour mill feed and chopped feed. Local grinders report flour, mill feed and chopped feed always on hand to meet demand.
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Weah
Howman Hotel
Sea L. Shank & Co
Webb Street
Sile
Daniel Best
M. D. Parks
Colfax
Waah
Gaithering
Palouse
Blue Mountain
Bunderman
L. Hunziker
Alvalya Meal Factory
Wells
Ducketts Lightning Care
E. D. Boyd
Mr. Boyd
Chicago
Koeppens
PAT
Yeatus
Apter
Mienes
Hoys
Dsc
Johnny Jones
D. G. Sugar
Byers
Walters
Helpo
A. Johns
London
Paris
Pendleton Drug Company
Brock & McComas Co
Dast End
Mured
J. W. Dyer
Walters’ Flouring Mills
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