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Local notices include signa calls, an orchestra, chimney sweep listing, a poultry market, furnished rooms for rent, a barber, a found watch, sales of a grocery and meat market, shorthand instructor, law firm and banking building, coal and lumber ads, and help wanted for a housekeeper or rooms. Speaker offers contact details and addresses across Eastern Oregon.
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Olympia
Hambach's
Ash
Bath
W. Court
Mark Patton
Acros
Alexanders
Main Street
Lady's Gold Watch
Personal mentions from Pendleton and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs J J Hamley have returned from a brief visit to Portland. G B Arbogast of Athena spent the day in Pendleton. Milton Jack of Pendleton Iron Works is in Portland on business. H A Bryson of Walla Walla is in Pendleton for professional business. County Commissioner Lee arrived from Milton for the county court term. EB H Brown editor of the Stanfield Standard returned from Pendleton after overnight business. Miss Anna Durkee of Spokane leaves tomorrow after two weeks at Gideon Brown’s. Dr I A Temple returned from Walla Walla where he attended a United Artisans meeting. G B Parkes of Crabb Creek Lumber Co. has recovered from typhoid at St Anthony’s. Sheriff T D Taylor returned from Arlington with custody. C H Beardsley of Helix arrested in wheat theft case. Mrs Verda Van Patten, United Artisans organizer, left Pendleton for Fossil, due back in two weeks. B D Minesh, president of the Prosser Land Owners’ Assn., passed through Pendleton en route to Twin Falls to study Timatilla county rainfall and climate conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hamley
Portland
G. B. Arbogast
Athena
Pendleton
Milton Jack
Pendleton Ironworks
H. A. Bryson
Walla Walla
Lee
Milton
EB. H. Brown
Stanfield Standard
Anna Durkee
Spokane
Gideon Brown
I. A. Temple
United Artisans
G. B. Parkes
Crabb Creek Lumber Company
St. Anthony's Hospital
T. D. Taylor
Arlington Haying
C. H. Beardsley
Helix
Verda van Patten
Fossil
B. D. Minesh
Land Owners’ Association of
Prosser
Washington
Twin Falls
Idaho
Timatilla
Turkish Sultan Mehemmed V turns 66 in Constantinople
Constantinople observes Mehemmed V on his sixty sixth birthday with salutes flags and official condolences. The puppet sultan is praised by diplomats but rarely revered by the people who fear Abdul Hamid his deposed predecessor and doubt the royal lineage. Rumors swirl about Abdul Hamid’s fate amid a murky political backdrop.
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Constantinople
Mohammed V
Turkey
Abdul Hamid
Assissin
Abdul
South African Union Gets Royal Souvenir
London reports that the table, pen, inkstand, and great seal used for the South African union act have been sent to Cape Town to be in Parliament House for the Duke of Connaught opening the first union parliament next month. Sir Richard Solomon, the union high commissioner, plans brief visits to the Transvaal, Natal, and the Orange Free State after the ceremony.
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London
Edward
South Africa
Capetown
Duke of Connaught
The
Union
Richard Solomon
Union High Commissioner
Transvaal
Natal
Orange Free State
Railway Plan to Bring Civilization to Hayti via 400 Mile Line
A State Department message reports the start of a modern 400 mile railroad from Gonaives in Hayti to penetrate the interior, touching all points. James P. McDonald of New York will construct it and receive a concession granting land 12 miles wide along the route for 200 miles. prospective leases include 300,000 acres for bananas and 100,000 acres for sugar from Cuban capital.
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Washington
Haytl
Voodoolam
State Department
Gonaives
Hayti
James P. McDonald
New York
McDonald
Artiborite
Hendley Cutting Costs Seeks Reelect in County Office
The county recorder’s office saved over 1100 during Fred W. Hendley’s term and he pledges to maintain those expense levels. Paid advertisement notes the claim. Kansas City high schools will give association football a trial.
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County Recorder’s Office
Fred W. Hendley
Kansas City
Cut over lands being made into orchards
Portland area experiment transforms cut over lands near Yacob Washington into apple orchards led by Hood River expert. Japanese laborers remove stumps while young trees replace them. Findings suggest fruit quality hinges on care rather than location, potentially unlocking vast idle lands for homes and value.
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Portland
Ore
Yacob
Wash
Hood River
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ang
F. E. Livengood
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Main St
Fou Lane & Son
Signa
United Orchestra
East Oregonian
Smyder
Teutach
Hest
Oregon
Lee Teutech
Nina L. Coon
American National Bank Building
Raley & Raley
Santa Claus
Koeppens
Riese A
Wohlenberg Dep't. Store
South African Union
McCall
Ally Good
Black
Navy
Brown’s
Grey
Cardinals
Oregonia
Seattle
Taylor Hardware Co
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