Fourth of July Committees Forming In Pendleton
City residents are assigned to multiple Fourth of July committees to organize the celebration. Leaders include Mayor as President of the Day and John Hailey Jr as Marshal. The groups cover finance decoration transportation entertainment music literature printing races and more with appointments to be finalized soon. Bicycle sales push notes Crescent Agency invites purchases with weekly payment options.
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Alexandr
Pervone
Howell
Geo
A. Hartman, Jr
Transportation
F. F. Wamaley
W. Adame
Entertainment
Lee Held
Theo
Howard
Mre
C. H. Carter
F. L. Forbes
J, i
Thirop
Frank Frazier
N. L. Hieder
J. OK
Lathrop
Ibis
Pendleeton
Local grocers and trades revived with sales and ads
A collage of shopfronts and ads lists White House Grocery Mack lines and various retailers. It mentions department stores, sugar and oil products, seafood and preserved foods, and promotions at Ward’s, Martin’s, Vaughn’s, and DeWitt’s remedies. Local bids note wool mill talks and a Pendleton doctor moving to the coast.
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Hadley & Yehner
Cholow
Knox Aml
Cox
Martha's
White Hone
Lane
Martin's
White House
McCall's Bazaar
Eile
Weeeel
Buohy
Nolf's
Milton
Hal River
Denott's
Sebware
Ward's
Lestery
Woeeel Department Store, Tf Yim
Kuho
Tod
H. Koonte
Durkee
Draedlane
Crowe Blackwell
R. Martin's
Candy Dutton
Columbia
Baget
Hanna Magn
de Witt
J Munoras
Adin
Eres
Tallon & Co
W.d. Buster
North Brook
Laware
Tathman & Co
Hoppner
Growere
Ewe
Linevey Juner
Dowph Luckmin
Anonsitietie
Joseph
Wallowa County
D. McCully
Albert Wornwaller
Lo Hartehorn
Miller
Providence
Rhode
Pendletom
Alia
Cort
Pela
Keitel Dyapapaia
Ted Tae
Watkins
Olor
Recorler
Recorler, Chiteuthe
Tallman & Co
Walla
Metter to Return to Cape Nome This Fall
G B Metter of Seattle visits Pendleton and chats with Koquiyle people near Alasaki. He plans to travel from Thirteen City to Cape Nome in the fall by dog team, describing guides and provisions for their travel and the companions who accompany him. He will depart in the fall for the voyage.
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G. B. Metter
Cape Nome
G. FB. Metter
Seantle
Pendleton
Pwople
Hle
Ty Labs
Cape None
Eitér
Motter
Cape Nome scheme eyed after shipwreck near St George Island
The text mentions a man named Matter predicting a three year path to a Cape Nome cleanup. It references the steamer Laredo wreck on rocks near St George Island and suggests plans to raise funds to buy out interests there.
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Elaine
St. George’s Isla
Matter
Law Governing Justice Courts 1699 Procedural Reform Text
The statute, approved February 17 1800, governs justice court procedures. It outlines pleadings duties, trial formats, jury rules, and safeguards against neglect, aligning with civil procedure rules and ensuring timely, orderly trial conduct.
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HW Inc
Whiel
Tecord
Jolaturies
Supreme Court reverses Whitman County warehouse case ruling
The Washington Supreme Court overturns a Whitman County Superior Court judgment in a dispute involving Western Warehouse Company and related parties. The decision awards about 50 000 in damages and references ongoing legal proceedings in Pendleton and regional actions spanning over a year.
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Supreme Court of Washington
Whitman County Court
F. W. Denidley
Western Warehouse Company
Weashington Ba
Superior Court of
Whitin Eoeniy
Tie Tirmilten & TU
Fower
Hendley
Pendieton
Oregon
Warbington
Biamton & Rourke
Supreme Court Proceedings Extend Through Weekend Schedule
The supreme court will not complete the term by Saturday evening with several cases still to be heard this week. Readings include Steele v. Adamson and Henry Geaniger v. Waco County. Attorneys listed include Mone, Gavin, Moore, Jayne, Wilson, Crawford, Lomax, Iyenhe, and Lom.
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Supreme Court
Steele Ve. Adama Wis
Henry Geaniner
Wacco County
Goardner
Wied County
Mone & Gavin
Appellant
Mrr. Moore
A. Jayne
Wilson
Npn
Abr
Lever
Union
Crawford
Lomax
District Conference Opens at Calloway Chapel Today
This morning at Calloway M E church district conference convened under Rev L V Shearer and local officers. The session continues through today with sermons planned for tonight and tomorrow by Rev Frank Adicts and D W Vonker, drawing ministers from nearby areas.
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O'Elork
Calloway Chapel
M. Eo Ohare
Mev
Eeeion
Sestedon
Olelock
L. V. Shearer
Hoaey
Frank Co
D. W
Vonker
A FAVORABLE CONDITION AFTER SURGERY FOR WADE
The article reports Holo Wade undergoing an appendectomy and the surgeon Dr. C. B. Wade telegrams confirm a favorable outcome. Ralph Wade remains optimistic about a full recovery as hospital doctors praise the operation and expect Mrs. Wade’s return home later this month.
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C. B. Wade
Wiradster, Mine
Duealiey
Ploelag
Ralph
Walerwons
Expres
Che
Malph
Wade
Pendleton
Car Load At Smith Store Offers Radiant Trapeze Towers
A Smith Street dealer advertises a carload of completed items including radii and towers for standard making and easy operating aids. The note invites readers to see Smith for any desired item.
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Smith
Court Street
Negligee Dance Promises Attendees A Command
An event notice describes a Saturday May 1 negligee dance with a call for attendees to wear pegleged outfits and a future Armory ball. It notes medical cough relief and a twelve hour window for a sale and auction. Brock and McCann advertise an updated revival at Crescent Agency in East Oregonian building with a second-hand device for $15.
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Woody
Adi
Avker
Brock & McCann
Crescent Agency
East Oregonian
Personal mentions tied to regional figures and travels
J. D. Slater a lawyer from Louisiana and Jolie W. Miata deputy collector of Internal Revenue are noted. Charlee Gren returns to Pot teton from Baker City intending permanent residence. Gee Teotwelh, appointed with Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods, is connected to Dace Tontach and travels for the American Hisenit company.
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J.D. Slater
Tnwyer
Iran
Jen
Totel
Jolie W. Miata
Internal Revenue
Bt. Sheonge Charlee Gren
Potteton
Baker City
Tonteh
Cleaver Brothers Dry Tiiods Company
Dace Tontach
Gee Teotwelh
Grain markets rise on cables and heat wave
Reports from I L Hay Co and major exchanges show grain futures advancing today as higher cables and numerous optimistic reports meet extreme heat. Open and close ranges varied with prices firm on strong buying from the pit, while stocks advanced and money surged.
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Totlaenes
Orphiia
Liverpool
Ochivage
Ehurt
Rangers
Spokam Elected President of Central Navigation Company
May We Colon 18 was chosen president of the Central Navigation and Transportation Company to succeed William J. Harrie. The firm oversees portage work on the Columbia River between The Dalles and Celilo and plans French River improvements with a $200,000 funding boost to finish the project. In Walla Walla a trio of Todian horse traders lodged at Bryan Hives livery, vanished before dawn, after staying the night.
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Spokam
Peyen of Epikone
Central Navigation & Temetrnction Company
Willian J. Harrie
Columbia River
Theallow
Gelllo
Walla Walla
Wash
Todian Howe
Bryan Hives
Atable
Todion Aehivol
Mondleton
The New York World Thrice-a-Week Edition Explains Value
The Thrice-a-Week World offers extensive coverage at a low yearly price and is described as nearly a daily with 14 pages per issue and often 24 pages in a weekly publication. It is promoted as the leading weekly original in American journalism with broad political news and rapid updates.
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America
New York World
New York
Newriphpor
Oregon
Oregonian
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Peter West
Metriet
Oregot Lot
Ingtall
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Main and
Alta Streets
Smith & Hately
Allen Brothers
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VanOredall Dé von
Mir
Haberly Way
Be Coleaworthy
Aophthe
Altatrot
Ptvke Foeheard
Hom
Kit Higen
Core Jung
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Ad Lines
Foley &Co Chicago III
Foley
Banner
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Galloway Chapel
Holo Wade
Chicago Market
I. L. Hay & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Axchange
Paul Mohr
Castorta
Cae
Eterna
Wee
Locust Hill Poultry Yards
Toarredt
Winige
Guy Ww
Pendinton
Vernal Lanta Tiont
Saihus
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Spiers
Wagon Wee Terre
Warthe
Fraete
Teraiedd
Harvey
Couet
Aree
Wheeler Halling
He Peiphyri
Mhwuinie
Pendieton Umbrella Works
Swnhretioe and
Parnes Iyaito
Eerdik Perper
A.J. Hislop & Son
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Livia Craig
Peed Walters
Dera Ant
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Fox Mall
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Portland
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Pullman
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Minneapolis
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Washington
Boston
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St. Paul
St. Lotte
Raw Fis City
St. Jow
Ain
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Ponketon
Is NK
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Pieror
Meshalee
Olay Keochtine
Pondieton
Denver
Kansas City
Omaha
Mastin
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Mustc & Carvey
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Plict Kook
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Hidge
Alta Amd Ukiah
Clood
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Weuadteion
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WE. Coman
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