Train Service Much Improved By New Oregon Short Line Timetable
Pendleton residents note the Oregon Railroad and Navigation timetable improvements with two fast trains stopping for meals, electric lights on through cars, and a one hour Huntington to Pendleton time cut. New car types include through chairs, tourist cars, and Pullman sleepers to Chicago and Kansas City. No. 11, 12, 56 and others will handle local traffic as crews expand by two new conductors H C Grady and Jim Connors and four new brakemen Berkeley Hailey, H W Babb, D C Mahoney, F E Elmer.
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Pendleton
Huntington
Portland
Tandy
Chicago
West
Kansas City
Wabash Road
Green River
H. C. Grady
Jim Connors
Berkeley Hailey
H. W. Babb
D. C. Mahoney
F. E. Elmer
Hailey
Transport timetable fragment live arrival times
Westbound and eastbound trains listed with arrival times at several stations. No. 22 arrives 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. No. 6 arrives 11:05 p.m. Westbound No. 7 reaches 2:15 p.m. Westbound No. 11 arrives 2:20 a.m. and leaves at 0:00 a.m.
New Trains and Timetables on the O. R. & N.
The traveling public adjusts to new numbers and times for O R N trains. Early feedback is favorable, with expectations of improved service for Pendleton. The eastbound train arrives in Pendleton at six o'clock in the evening, boosting local restaurants and hotels.
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Pendleton
Orpheum Program Features Miss Maris Wondra and Band
The Orpheum bill lists Miss Maris Wondra with flute plecnlo and sax, Sam Carlton as singing and talking comedian Poolshead, King of the Policemen. Includes I will have a Husband, Clarinet Solo, Cast off by His Father, and If you'll Remember Me among numbers.
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Orpheum
Knights to Work Third Rank Tonight at Lodge
Attention Knichts Damon Lodge No. 4 K of P will work in the third rank this evening with full attendances desired. A. B. Lambert and R. W. Fletcher as C C and R. W. Mrs Maybelle Griswold, long afflicted with la grippe, is slow to convalesce at her home on Jack-son street.
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Knichts
Damon Lodge
K. of P
A. B. Lambert
C. C. R. W. Fletcher
K. R
Maybelle Griswold
la Grippe
Pendleton Welcomes Wide Range of Visiting Officials
A long list of visitors and locals passing through Pendleton includes Bert Cartanos from Athena and C H Gemmal of Adams, plus F C G McNurren of Umatilla and P J Ganley of Hermiston. Travelers and delegates such as Jack O’Neil, Jerry Stone, and M Marshall arrive for county seat business. attorneys, engineers, and postmasters circulate for meetings, with several staying on or returning from nearby towns.
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C.H. Gemmal
Adams
F. C G. McNurren
Umatilla
Visltor
P. J. Ganley
Hermiston
Ghout
Pendleton
J. F. McLaughlin
Echo
C. G. Sayre
Moro
Jerry Stone
Athena
C. BE. Bradburn
Thorn Hollow
M. Marshall
Heppner
Umatila County
William H. Isaacs
Helix
R. V. Burge
la Grande
Frank McCabe
Pastor Dr Ford and local travel notes in Pendleton
After occupying the local pulpit for Dr. Ford yesterday Sam Nell Camas prairie rancher and dairyman left for Nyssa Oregon this morning on the Picot Rock train. Division Superintendent Campbell and Division Engineer Bollows passed through Pendleton last evening on a trip over the eastern end of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation system. John Dickson bookkeeper for the Peoples warehouse returned from Walla Walla after missing the excursion train. Mrs C J Douglas of Hermiston has been here with her daughter Milas Ora Douglass who is recovering from mumps.
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Harry Minnick
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Francis H. Bartlett
la Grande
Land Office
Hugh McLane
Louie Hodgins
Hot Lake
FL Wilson
Athena
Col. J. M. Bentley
Walla Walla
Edna Florence
Portland
M. B. Keys
James C. Stafford
Mary Stafford
Homer J. Watts
Col
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
Milton
Margaret
Mary Hastings
Pastoo
O. D. Teel
Echo
Camas Creek
Oliver P. Morton
Reclamation Service
H. C. Pinkerton
Pilot Rock Country
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Eglantine Moussy
Walker Feft
Becho
Herbert Strohm
O. C. Turner
Will Humphrey
Umatilla
Cayuse
Frank
Ford
Sam Nell
Camas Prairie
Nyssa
Oregon
Picot Rock
D. W. Campbell
W. Bollows
John Dickson
Peoples’ Warehouse
Growth in U.S. Condensed Milk Exports
U.S. exports of condensed milk rose rapidly from 219,785 in 1895 to 671,670 in 1898 and 1,199,042 in 1900, then 2,156,615 in 1905 and 2,455,186 in 1948, showing sustained growth across decades.
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United States
Japanese Merchant Marine Fleet Totals 7623 Ships
The data lists 1618 steamships with 1 153 240 aggregate tonnage 4615 sailing vessels with 272 919 tonnage and 1390 ships of the old style with 11 452 aggregate tonnage, summing to 7623 ships and 2 097 111 aggregate tonnage.
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Tnit Mercantile Marine Japan
Teeland’s Rink Reopens Amid Improvements and Low Prices
Ireland’s skating rink reopens after improvements with a filled Friday night crowd. Manager Mr Ireland lowered admission as the season ends, aiming to deliver value to patrons seeking an enjoyable pastime.
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Ireland
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Standard Grocery Co
Tallman & Co
Wim. E. Hanscom
Pendleton Dye Works
Bert Cartanos
Jack O'Neil
D. Cain
Gibbon
John Shes
Duncan
G. W. Butts
Crawfordsville
Linn County
M. L. Watts
D. Teel
William Mills
Juniper
Ben Berray
Oliver Typewriter Company
Joseph E. Shields
W. A. Slusher
Slusher
Nolin
TD. D. Connor
Stanfield
Tocal
M. J. Buckley
J. Z. Willemsen
Pillat Rock
Robert Warner
Loc
Boston
C. J. Douglas
Milas Ora Douglass
Max Baer
Teeland
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
MO Tine
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
U. S
I. G. M. Rich
Eashler
Rice
Cashler
Sworten
Apel
Sealy
K. Cranston
Notary Public
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