Pendleton City Notices and Classified Odds and Ends
A jumble of small ads and notices for Pendleton, including furnished rooms for rent at 302 Logan street, various sale offerings from Townsend creamery to a small stove, a good milch cow, best rooming house in Pendleton, operator job at Butter Creek Telephone Co, and a call for a young man to enter the hardware business. Also includes a weekly evening meeting at 7:30 led by Rev. G L Hall with a winter Bible course outline and topics on the Bible’s role and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Rosenburg
BP. O
Pendiston
Pendleton
Butter Creek Telephone Co
Eieho
Ore
Townsend Creamery
George H. Clark
Campbell
Denver
Paradise
Tate
Jesse Fall Ing
G. L. Hall
The
Baptist Church
Java
Bath
Ann Street
Christian Culture Course Set by Baptist Congregation
A winter program titled Christian Culture course will be offered by the Baptist congregation. The first meeting is scheduled for tomorrow with the winter session planned and coordinated by church members.
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Conese
Valet
The
Baptist Congregation
Tomor
Oregon Private Schools Listed in Ackerman Report
Superintendent J H Ackerman's two year report lists 26 private institutions in Oregon with location founding year and conducting denomination. Entries include Albany College Presbyterian Albany 1866, Mt Angel Academy Catholic Mt Angel 1885, Willamette University Methodist Episcopal Salem 1844, Pacific College Friends Newberg 1849, University of Oregon state Eugene 1882, and others across Pendleton Philomath Forest Grove Portland and Ashland.
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J. H. Ackerman
Oregon
Albany College
Alhare
Central Oregon Normal School
Ntte
Devin
College of Philomath
United Brethren
Philomath
Columbia University
Perth
Dillas College
United Evangelical
Dadla
Eastor
Stite
Corvallis
Pacific College
Friends
Newberg
Pacific University
Congregational
Forest Grove
Pendleton Academy
Presbyterian
Pendleton
Philamath College
Philamath
Portland
Portland Business College
Commercial
Sacred Heart Academy
la Grande
St. Joseph Academy
Personal Notices From Walla Walla City Visit Remarks
Mr and Mrs W F P Matlock return from Salem. District Attorney Phelps travels to Walla Walla on official business. J D Matheson train master visits on department business. A W Watkins traveling auditor for R R & N in city. John Hall pioneer of Nex Force county Lewiston on brief business. Dr Volp making hurried Pendleton trip expecting to return tonight. Wes Ten formerly with Lewiston Teller returns to city. A Bowers of O R & N mechanical dept taken to St Anthony hospital with typhoid. Mr and Mrs Frank Reese of Los Angeles arrive and plan to go to Walla Walla tomorrow. King and Brooks attorneys of Ontario and Walla Walla attend supreme court matters. W F Huntsman of Eureka Flat in city on business. Huntsman last year bought threshing outfit from A Kunkel. Mr and Mrs F E Foster of Union in city en route to Walla Walla for Prof Fargo’s wedding at Pendleton. They are with Miss Lou Payne of Cove. guests of Prof Fargo.
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Mre
W. FP. Matlock
Salem
Phelps
Walla Walla
J. D. Matheson
A. W. Watkins
Lewiston
Volp
Pendleton
la Grande Observer
WI Heestan
The
Tribune
Lewiston Teller
A. Bowers
St. Anthony Hospital
Frank Reese
Los Angeles
King & Brooks
Ontario
Supreme Court
W. Fpf. Huntsman
Eureka
Huntsman
A. Kunkel
F. E. Foster
Union
Oregon's largest Pacific coast apple orchard grows
Oregon Sunday Journal reports Western Oregon Orchard company owns 400 acres with plans for 660 more. Chicago manager A Westerlind toured Portland en route to Medford to expand grape and orchard ventures. The firm values each acre at 400 and expects bearing trees to yield steady dividends. seven-year development plan precedes shareholder handoff. Fred Lundahl manages the orchard with about a score of Portland Scandinavian investors.
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Jackson County
Lala
Pacific Coast
Oregon Sunday Journal
Western Oregon Orchard Company
A. Westerlind
Chicago
Portland
Medford
Perkins Hotel
Joeson County
Oregon
Californias
Fred Lundahl
Planting Fruit Trees to Fight Borers in Oregon
An Oregon horticultural bulletin advises careful fumigation with crude sulfide and sulfur mulch to defeat borers attacking young fruit trees. It details drilling pulverized sulfur around each tree after planting to the nursery depth and covering with two inches of soil. The guide notes spacing varies by tree type and suggests practical planting for town lots.
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Oregon Horticultural Society
Oregon
Planting distances for fruit trees in old guide
The text prescribes choosing dwarf or standard upright tree types and planting distances: standard ripples pears and peaches 18x18 feet with clean cultivation, apricots and cherries 18x18 feet, dwarf apple and pear 12x12 feet, and overall closer planting than earlier.
Dairy and Food Commission Endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar
The Minnesota dairy and food commission reports Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar and Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar contain opiates and crotonol while Foley’s Honey and Tar in a yellow package contains no opiates or dangerous drugs. Koeppen’s Drug Store sells Foley’s as the best cough and cold remedy.
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Dairy and Food Commission
Minnesota Dairy and Food Commission
Kennedy
Foley
Koeppen
Elks Lodge 288 To Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
Pendleton B P C F lodge No 288 summons all members to attend a regular session this evening. Eligible members are urged to be present. the meeting proceeds under East Oregonian notices.
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Elks
Pendleton Lodge No
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