City Briefs and Local Notices Highlight Sales and Promotions
A mix of storefront promos appears with names like Rader Carpets Rader Furniture and Nolfs music shop. Teutsch’s advertises new men’s wear 266 and 60c. Local help wanted for housework. For sale a 4 room cottage at 316 Jane Street. Public notices include schooling diplomas for eighth grade graduates across several towns such as Athena Pendleton Pilot Rock and Freewater with named teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutsch's
F. C
Jane Street
Sharon & Eddings
Blue Mountain
Milton
T. C. Ball
Immitigated Transit Privilege Limit Set at 30 Days
The policy dictates a 30 day cap on transit privileges applied in both directions. It restricts extended use beyond the period and enforces renewal only after completion of the limit. Travelers must comply with the transit window to avoid penalties or denial of further access.
Pendleton Pool Championship Contest at Merchants Cafe
A pool tournament will be held at the Merchants Cafe on Saturday and Monday evenings for the Pendleton championship and a $25 purse. Entrants include Ed Hayes Chris Lange Frank Lenard and Mr Shaw with others welcome. Ed Hayes defends the title against Lange Lenard Shaw and any challenger. No admission fee for spectators. Matches start promptly at 9 oclock. a clean scientific exhibition is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant’ Cafe
Pendleton
Merchants’ Cafe
Ed Hayes
Chris Lange
Frank Lenard
Mr. Shaw
Sd Have
Meale Not Served Tonight at St George Restaurant
From 1 30 to 12 ofolonk the St George Restaurant cancels meals for a fraternity banquet. Mrs Cora Cooper notes the event. A separate line references wisdom of Solomon and wasted opportunities, reflecting a dated commentary tone.
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St. George
Cora Cooper
Personal mentions of visitors and travel in the region
A flood of short notes lists Wesley Mallocks in Portland on a brief visit and many locals in town for business or leisure. Names include C G Carr Adama J A Best in Freewater H S Scales Athena Winn Stewart in town Harry Waite Weston Sheriff Taylor La Grande L C Willis Walla Walla D T H White Durkee J H ONeill J K Coykendall Pomeroy F Welles Alba Roy Raley Milton Carter Raley & Raley Fresno Meacham Creek W Swart and Mra Lou Harpester plus J J H Dunlap Wind River Lumber leader and Timber interests in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durkee
Baker County
J. H. O'Neill
Portland
Walla Walla
G. W. Phelps
Milton
Martin Maker
A.C. McIntyre
Athena
J. K. Coykendall
Pomeroy, Wash
Boise City
Frank K. Welles
Alba
Roy Raley
Martin
Carter, Raley & Raley
Death of C. E. Kinman at 24 in Illness
C E Kinman died last evening at the hospital from typhoid fever after eight weeks of illness. He was 24, born in Algiers Indiana, and had recently moved here with his mother and sisters. He leased his uncle Alva Pierce's farm near Cheney Washington and family members are gathered here for the funeral. The service will be held at 10 AM tomorrow at Thompson Street Methodist church, conducted by Rev. Robert Warner, with interment in Olney cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Kinman
Algiers
Pike County
Indiiana
Alva Pierce
Cheney
Wash
Thompson Street Methodist Church
Robert Warner
Olney Cemetery
Freighter Engine Surpasses Predecessors In Pendleton Tests
Superintendent M J Buckley of the Oregon lines BR and N tested Engine No 351 from La Grande under Engineer William Carleon. The engine pulled 1900 tons from Pendleton yards to the hospital hill, compared with 1000 tons by existing mountain division compounds. From North Fork to Kamela it moved 675 tons versus 500, and from Umatilla to Pendleton 1400 tons versus 1100 by older engines.
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M. J. Buckley
Oregon Lines
la Grande
William Carleon
Pendleton
Mountain Division
North Fork
Kamela
Umatilla
Wee
May issue of Westerner Magazine in Seattle features war article
The May number presents an article on the Japanese Russian war and peace prospects by an educated Japanese. It includes original Japanese war cartoons and a notable feature on Ella Higginson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Ella Higginson
Government Eyes Probe Into Equitable Life Affairs
It is deemed quite possible that the general government will investigate the affairs of the Equitable Life Insurance society. The developing situation notes potential regulatory action and scrutiny of the company’s practices by federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Gold Coin Mining Company Formed in Baker County
Pendleton investors organize the Gold Coin Mining Company with $10,000 capital. T. H. White T. W. Ayers and H. J. Stillman file incorporation papers for three claims near Durkee Baker County. Quarts tellurium formation carries assays of about ten dollars per ton in free gold. White and Ayers are the principal organizers believing potential value warrants development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker County
Pendleton
Gold Coin Mining Company
T. H. White
T. W. Ayera
H. J. Stillman
Gold Coin Company
Durkee
Quarts
Tellurium
Messrs. White and
Ayers
Mor ses for Alaska purchase horses for survey work
B W Witherspoon, active in the geological survey, has secured twenty six horses for Alaska work. Four are work animals bought for a little over $100 each, the rest cost from $65 to $60. Horses will depart Seattle for Eagle Alaska and then enter the Tanana country for summer surveys. The party will base at Fairbanks, the Tanana region’s principal town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Witherspoon
Geological Survey
Seattle
Mr. Witherspoon
Patent Grants and a Fatal Lumber Camp Incident
United States patents issued for Fannie A. Manlove and Rebecca J. Studivant in sections and townships in Oregon Territory. A patent to Charles B. Sturdivant covers part of section 33 in township 4. At Viola near Oregon City Irvin Lacroy, working in a log camp, suffered a fatal injury from a wine Blondly crushed between two logs and was taken to a Portland hospital where he is expected to die.
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United States
Charles B. Sturdivant
Range
Viola
Oregon City
Irvin Lacroy
Portland
Osteopathy Debate Rages in Des Moines Meeting
The Seventh District Medical Society of Town met in Des Moines and debated how to halt Osteopathy. A doctor suggested using masseurs to deter osteopathy, admitting ignorance of the field. The discussion argued Osteopathy as a distinct, advanced healing system with growing influence in Iowa, cited as the second strongest Osteopathic state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh District Medical Society
Des Moines
Iowa
M. Ds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch
Taffeta
Ree Foulard
Lee Teutsch’s Department Store
UC Rader
Nufeed
Rader
Nolfs
Candy Dutten
George
Mrs. Cooper
West Court Street
Vietor
Eilers
East Court Street
Dutton
Leouthers & Nichol
Gritman's
Dutch Henry
Clare and Tobaccos
Epworth League
Denver
Colo
Biletric Light Asociation
Euter
Umit
Pilot Rock
F. Allard
Cora Warner
Huwalker
Main Street
Solomon
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Lou Harpester
Werley Matlock
Enat
Fresno
Cal
W. Swart
Meacham Creek
Bingham Springs
Swart
Umatilla County
PF. Heney
Lewis and Clark
J. J H. Dunlap
Wind River Lumber Company
A. W. Robinson
Tiesas
New Western Magazine
Peoples Warehouse
Alaska
Witherspoon
U. S
Frazer Theatre
K. J. Taylor, Leasee
Mgr
Milc H. McMinn
Julia Romaine
Tom Fitch
Lester Howard
Dorothy Farbox
The
TaylOr Hardware Co
T. C. Taylor
Mais Street
Conrad Platspeder
Sullivan & Bond's
Pendleton Meat CO
Conrad Platzoeder
PHONE
Donaldson’s Red Cross Pharmacy
Main ST
Phone Main
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