Great 10c Sale Ends Saturday At Local Store
Saturday marks the last day of a large 10 cent sale advertised as an economic help for housewives. The window display shows 10 cent values across mixing bowls, baking dishes, porcelain cups and saucers, coat racks, picture frames, toothpicks, pudding pans, frying pans, creamers, tin buckets, quart measuring cups, coffee cans and more. Every 10 cent purchase earns a kite as a gift and an extra incentive to buy before the sale ends.
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Jnet
Cough Cause Removed and Cures Discussed
A historical note explains cough as a nervous epamin when the respiratory tract is inflamed and congested. It states the membranes’ irritation must stop to end the cough and implies cure follows removal of the irritant.
Move the Tracks Property Owners Push Webb Street Paving
Property owners on Webb street favor removing the W and C R tracks to enable paving plans. A union depot for O R and NS lines is proposed, or selling city land near the railroad to W and RR to house depots. The move is urged by George Darveau Henry Lainskas Rudolph Martin and the East Oregonian. The matter will be reviewed by the Commercial association and city council to secure a different entry route avoiding the business district.
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East Oregonian
Webb Street
Umatilla Central
Pilot Rock Road
Oo Rr, & N
Jand
George Darveau
Hotel St George
Henry Lasinks
Rudolph Martin
The
Commercil Association
Levee Work Delayed by Umatilla River Rise
Umatilla River rose briefly causing a temporary breach and diversion of water from the mill race to the old channel along the levee near La Dow place. Workmen paused reconstruction below Main street bridge to prevent embankment damage. Dam repaired. water redirected to Watters' mill race. future days may bring no further delay.
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Umatilla
la Dow Place
Main Street Bridge
Main Street
Oleshe
Pendleton Visit Sparks Praise From Local Official
A city mayor praises Pendleton after a visit with Attorney J. H. Italey and Major A. Johns. They returned from Pendleton where they argued a maker county bond cave before the supreme court. Johns said Pendleton looked good, residents cheerful and prosperous.
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A. Johns
Pendleton
J. H. Italey
Maker County
Baker City
Mr. Johns
Pendleton Capitalizes On New Pavement Rollout
Citizens celebrate the new bithullthie pavement from the depot to the Pendleton hotel and along the main street to the court house. They plan more macadam paving on outside streets as the town views the project as a practical success rather than mere paper experimentation.
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Pendleton Hotel
Court House
Pendleton
Farmer comments on dirty streets after paving
A farmer visiting the city complains that Main Street is muddy and filthy since paving, with waste and water accumulating. He notes cleaning has not begun and expects gradual work over months to avoid a sharp impact on locals.
Root Mocked Sewer Pipe Obstruction From Tree Roots
A four inch sewer pipe was blocked this week when the rect of a silver maple tree grew into the pipe through a small opening. The rootlets and branches choked the pipe, with a knife blade thick entry of root inside drawing nourishment from the main roots. The unusual display is on Court Street and has attracted many observers.
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Courtelreet
Kramer-Bean Nuptials At 607 Willow Street
Renn Kramer and Mirs Cartin Bean daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Bean were married today at the bride's home 607 Willow Street Rev W L Van Nuys of First Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony They will reside in Alkali where Mr Kramer has prepared a new home for the couple
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Renn Kramer
Mirs Cartin Bean
Mire
J. BE. Bean
Henry Kramer
Alkall
Willow Street
W. L. van Nuys
Fpiret Presbyterian Church
Alkali
Kramer
Pendleton Academy Football Social Enjoyed by Crowd
A large crowd attended Pendleton Academy’s football social held in the evening. The program pleased attendees with refreshments from various booths and the event proved financially successful for the organizer.
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Pendleton Academy
Family of Eleven Photographed in city visit
J T Lievallen, noted Adams wheatgrower, arrives with wife and nine children for a family group photograph in the city. Dr FLA Lievallen of Helix assists in posing, and the party appears cheerful and genial.
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J.T. Lievallen
Adams
Fla. Lievallen
Helix
Temporary Dementia Release for J A Brookshire
J A Brookshire was released from the county jail today after being held on a charge of insanity. Officials said his condition is temporary and attributed to overdrinking and flu symptoms, with recovery expected.
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J. A. Brookshire
Ti le
Portland man enters field for Oregon Daily Journal
G W Claxton of Portland eastern Oregon alienation agent for the Oregon Daily Journal is in the city today to take the post that H W Brooks held in the eastern Oregon field for about three years.
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New Cliewbatton
G. W. Claxton
Portland
Oregon
Oregon Daily Journal
H. W. Brooks
Drunkenness Fines in Police Court Trio
In a police court session this morning Jacob Lee and Dan Warren each paid a £5 fine for being drunk on the street. Amor Williams, identified as Indian, faced the same offense but could only muster eleven pence in ready money.
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Vollee Court
Jacol Lee
Dan Warren
Amor Willams
Dave
Indians in Town Attract Crowds On Mild Day
More than 200 Tmatilla Indians gathered in the city afternoon. The pleasant weather and recent payment of money were cited as the main reason for their visit to the town.
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Elty
Marriage License Issued in Saline County
A marriage license was issued by County Clerk Saline to Chas R. Creewell and Ethel M. Winn, both of Freewiter, on the stated day.
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Saline
Chas R. Creewell
Ethel M. Winn
Freewiter
Honeymoon Couple Among Two Victims In Ohio Wreck
A westbound Harti more Ohio express wrecked near Pleasant Plain due to spreading rails. Brake man Rillops was killed, J. Bennett and wife of Odin Illinois on their honeymoon also died, the bride dying later and the groom fatally injured. In Chicago a report says Charles Boeschenstein will resign January 1 amid Illinois Democratic feud between Bryan allies and party leaders.
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Ve. Loveland
A_ Hartimore & Ohio express
Pleasant Plain
Rillops
J. Bennett
Odin
Chicago
Ttin
Bryan
Illinois
Charles Boeschenstein
Edwardaville
Democratic State Committee
Petition Seeks Rev W B Potwine Return as Rector
A petition circulated among Church of the Redeemer parishioners requests the return of Rev W B Potwine to fill the late Dr Henry Dixon Jones's vacancy. Potwine currently resides in Honolulu and previously served as rector here for over twenty years.
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Church of the Redeemer
W. B. Potwine
Henry Dixon Jones
Potwine
Honolulu
Winter Train Schedules Adjusted Between Omaha and Pendleton
The winter schedule for the Omaha to Pendleton route on the BR&N goes into effect with trains leaving Chicago November 18 and arriving Pendleton November 21. No. 7 will arrive at 10:30 a.m. Pendleton, instead of 9:46, and connecting trains times are aligned to the main line. Trains may still run late due to mountain divisions, but delays are hoped to be reduced overall. Elks announce a Thanksgiving Eve Children’s Party on November 20 with dancing, refreshments, and costumes themed to well known child characters.
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Omaha
Pendleton
Porthind
Chicago
Pen- Meton
Evsten
Elks
Pendleton Elks
Elke
Shipped Carton of Horses Across Rail Lines
A carload of draft horses was shipped over the W. and Pacific Ry to Seattle yesterday. The horses, bought from a local farmer, were shipped by A. Hobeomty who has sent several carloads from Pendleton in recent weeks.
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Northern Pacific
Seattle
Farmore
A. Hobeomty
Pendleton
Charlie Bennett To Face Federal Court In Portland
Charlie Bennett, an Indian, will be taken to Portland tonight to appear before the federal court on the charge of Wiing Haver onto the Umatilla reservation. Bennett was arrested recently and held as a prisoner to the county roll awaiting removal to Portland.
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Charlie Bennett
Portland
Wiing Haver
Umatilla
Bennett
Kennedy to Take Over Baker City Herald Editorials
In the Baker City Herald, Paraitt selling the interest to Mr Kennedy. The current editor will retire within weeks and Mr Kennedy will employ an editor and run the paper thereafter. The transition will see Kennedy conduct the paper alone after the change.
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WLJB
Paraitt
B. OF
Kennedy
Baker City Herald
Baw
Divorce Granted in Desertion Case
Elizabeth Doering was granted a divorce from Joseph Doering by Circuit Judge H. J. Bean. Desertion was cited as the cause. Mira Doering resided near Holdman in this county.
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Elizabeth Doering
Joseph Doering
Ciieuit
H. J. Bean
Mira
Doering
Holdman
Teachers visit Weston Normal teachers group outing
A party of public school teachers visited Weston including Miss Clara B. Carpenter Miss Mary Quick and Miss Jace Miller spending the day in Weston on a visit to the Weston Normal teachers.
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Weston
Clara B. Carpenter
Mary Quick
Jace Miller
Questa of
Weston Normal
Dr Pierce’s Medicines Endorsed For Openness And Safety
The text argues Dr Pierce’s Family Medicines are not secret or patent, printed ingredient lists on wrappers, glycerine solvent, no alcohol, endorsed by leading medical writers, and prescribed by physicians. It cites Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as safe, with Pleasant Pellets curing constipation.
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Dr. Pierce
Huffalo
N. Y
Themaoliver
Pierce
R. Pierce
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