City Briefs ne Mader features and ads
Sunny day notes and a string of local advertisements. Items mention clothing deals at Glorix and Teutech, Rembrandt and Carbon stores, art and framing, furniture and house sales, and rental listings. Also references a Japanese cook seeking work and a contractor offering masonry and irrigation quotes. Local vendors promote cheap stoneware, coal prices, and new lighting fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glorix
Roomenite New Children
Trotech’s
Rembrandt
Addrem P. O
Wester Art Co
Court Street
Teutech's
Rembrandt Kodo
Cottonwood Street
Wade & Son
Sile
Howe
Howe and Jot; House Ae
J.T. Brown
Lincoln Street
Jun
Pennivton
Rohrman
Sunny shopping notices and city brief entries
A local page lists New Knox hats at Roosevelts and fresh frust daily at Martins. Smoking jackets and big line Stetson hats at Roosevelt’s. Douglan and Hanan shops appear. Ice cream and soda daily at the Delta. Rembrandt Studio at 728 Cottonwood. Bert Benedict and John Jackson jailed for three days alcohol offense. Help wanted for housework at 218 South Main. two girls sought for private families to work while schooling, inquire at Fred Weber's implement store Court Street.
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Withee
Knox
Roonevelt's
Martin's
Roosevelt's
Douglan
St. George
Rembrandt
Cottonwood
Court
Bert Benedict
John Jackson
South Main
A. Gwinn
City
Fred Weber
Pendleton Recorder reports October revenue and cases
City Recorder Then Fire Gerd shows Pendleton revenues for October at 101,?85 with fines 1676.50 and Noraven 4406. Ninety nine cases were tried in the recorder's court. Six funeral permits issued. One death from contagion. The report to be submitted to the day roll today. Also a testimonial ad for By's Cream Balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recorder
Gerd
Pendleton
Noraven
Recorders Court
Vouroll
Jim
Bill Day in County Court Session
Umatilla County court convened in monthly session to approve bills for October. The gathering focused on validating expenses and ensuring proper accounting for the month’s financial obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Realty Deals Yesterday Disposes 19 Cent Lota and Four Houses
Four separate deals completed by FE. Wade & Son involve 19 cent lots and four houses totaling 7000 dollars. The First National Bank of Sump ter reorganized with J A Howard as president and Guy L Lind ay as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. T. . Wade & Son
First National Bank of Sumpter
J. A. Howard
Guy L. Linday
Pendleton items note travels and local visits
Echo area news records residents in Pendleton and nearby towns. Walter Ely of Athena and Stanfield figures, Mrs. Gideon Brown and Tina Carlson visit, Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop in Walla Walla, real estate man Van Cleve back from city, Provater en route to Portland for Christine Proebetel wedding, Democratic committee travel noted, Mrs. Devonshire heading to Goldfield, various locals traveling east, editor Willis leaves for home, AL & N lineman Donovan in town, Western Union service touted, farmer Miller reports good fall crop, Pilot Rock school plans and private lines promoted, Wilbur returns from tending camp amid Swanger death shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Stanfield
Echo
Walter E. Ely
Athena
Pendleton
Gideon Brown
Mixx Tina Carlson
M.A. Rider
Mina Dibet
Walla Walla
John E. Lathrop
Lathrop
Ore- Bon Daily Journal
Frank van Cleve
Echo Real Entite
Jett
Kurt
Busi Jsm
Louis Provbater
Weston
Portland
Christine Proebetel
C. P. Strain
Democratic Committee
Shester
Campilen
W. L. Devonshire
Goldfield
Edna
Etta Simmons
W. P. Temple
Cottage Grove
Lane
County
George Darvenu
Canada
Montreal
H. C. Willis
Echo News
Teft
Pendleton Commercial Association
T. Donovan
AL & N. Lineman
Western Union
G. Miller
Tutullia
Todiy
HH. Gilbert
Pilot Rock
Tvew
EB. J. Wilbur
North Fork
William Slusher
Butler Creek
Wilburne
Seymour Swanger
Meatham Creek
Sweinger
Social event of Maccabee order hosts Knight Joseph Hinkle
About 100 people attended a Maccabwe Social event by the Knights of the Maccabees and their Indies. After dancing, music, and singing, participants enjoyed cord playing and speeches. The principal address was by Sir Knight Joseph Hinkle on the order’s growth and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Maccabees
Knieht Joseph Hinkle
Order
Pendleton Garments Arrive From Woolen Mills
Pendleton Mills delivers first consignment of Pendleton made garments to local merchants. The line includes smoking jackets bath robes shooting jackets Arctic jackets and golf jackets all crafted under manager C J Ferguson. Three new sewing machines are being installed bringing total to six to boost production. Power will drive the machines and output is expected to meet strong home market demand previously met by imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Ferguson
Owing
Pegdleton Mills Garménta
Pendleton
Educational report on U.S. public and private school enrollment
The Education Commissioner's fiscal year 1904 report shows 16,000,601 pupils in public schools, 9 percent of the population, with total public schooling costs at 251.47 million dollars and per pupil and per capita figures. Private school enrollment stands at about 1,008,876. The document notes teacher gender distribution and average salaries, and references historical spending in slave and white populations for education in the southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Eleechoolt
Busines Colleges
Privpteskindgraaens
Lodian Schoola
Etate aAchoolk
Pehouly
District of Columbia
Ories
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Lee Teutsch’s Dept. Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Revert Land & Construction Co
Teka
Remiyn Limp
Mt Lafiatory
Roslyn Wood and Se Company
New W. & CR
San
Ile
Worthing
Mia
Franklin
Freeman
Dover
Bly Brothers
Warren St
New York
Oreeta
Paris
Koeppens
The
Popular Force Drug Store
C. Korppen Brothers
Pendleton Garments
Peoples Warehouse
Inchea
Canton
A.m
Ladies' Fest
Children's Union
Aper
Siesert
Schultz
Eppostte
Adare
Waterman Ideal
Thun
Hia
Waterman
Capitol
Frazier
Delphos
V. Stroble
Court St
B. F. Beck
Wadene Bowling Alley
Billard Hall
New Leon
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