City notices and sales ads from Pendleton page
A dense list of local storefront promos and notices includes shoe and clothing sales at Roosevelt's and Teutach's, coal and stoneware ads, a special train to Wallula, furniture and land offers, job notes, and a reminder of a Thanksgiving Eve Firemen's ball. Also mentions a missed inquest testimony and a raffle at the Peoples Warehouse.
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Rembrandt
Lown
Portland
Bath
Webb Street
South Methodist Parsonage
J. T. Brown
Lincoln Street
Pendleton Busy with Personal Notices and Local Moves
A string of local notes mentions Conductor A. P. Nash and Dr. BE N. Hutchinson on business, John Vert's appendicitis, L. B. Reeder’s Idaho trip, Hamrick finishing embroidery lessons, Vert's resignation from the First National Bank, and Allen Winans visiting from Walla Walla. Others include A. B. Galloway on Blake-McFaull business, Arnold Schureman moving to Walla Walla for advertising, George H. Foster visiting after a funeral, E. A. Klippel inspecting labor systems, A. W. Nye’s Walla Walla trip, Miss Olle Elgby at Willamette, and grain seeding progress amid a strong Ralph fall in Holdman area.
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BE. N. Hutchinson
Bureau of Animal Industry
John Vert
L. B. Reeder
Idaho
Mies Hamrick
Pendleton
First National Bank
Mr. Vert
Allen Winans
Walla Walla
Mr. Winans
McBride Brothers
A. B. Galloway
Blake-McFaull Pa|ker Company
Portland
Arnold Schureman
Evening Statesman
George H. Foster
Baker City
Hotel St. George
J. L. Standage
Milton
E. A. Klippel
Western Union Telegraph
A. W. Nye
The
Commercial Association
Walla
Dick Nye
Aesnela- von
Olle Elgby
Willamette University
Salem
G. W. Rigby
Willamette Valley
B. Grubb
Holdman
Elly
Ralph
Farmera
Transfers Complete Malheur Survey Team Reassigned
The Surveys of the Meclamation Service end in Malheur district and crews are transferred to Uma Hilly County to finish the work there. Harold B Williams and Robert Sears move to the Echo project to aid finishing the season’s tasks while N Hamilton Roland S Hall and Edward N Smith shift to the Engineer in Charge John T Whistler’s office to help complete office work.
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N. Hamilton
Edward N. Smith
Arep
Malheur
John T. Whistler
Askist
Enviable athletic records set by Pendleton standouts
Volimer Pendleton Hoys notes former Pendleton students excelling nationally in sports. Ralph Glaze, from Pendleton, starred at Dartmouth football after pitching for the Pendleton bikeball club in 1902 and joins Yale game lore. Olen Arnapiger shines at Oregon in a Berkeley near miss. Judge Lowell writes of a pleasant irrigation congress trip with four Oregon delegates. Rudolph Martin advertises a grocery sale. The British report on North Sea outrage opens, with Admiral Bridge presiding. Japanes e oysters arrive in Portland for Columbia River trials and potential stocking.
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Pendleton
Ralph Glaxe
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Yale
Olen Arnapiger
University of Oregon
Berkeley
Judge Lowell
A. Lowell
San Francisco
el Paso
Oregon
Irrigation Congress
Thin City
A. King Wilson
A. H Devers
Portland
E. L. Smith
Hood River
Pendleton Bowling League Opens With Four Teams
The Pendleton Bowling League began with four teams of five members each. Twenty players competed in the first night at Brunswick Bowling Parlors Matlock building, with 24 games scheduled over 12 weeks. A $20 prize to the top scoring team and $10 to the second top team was posted by Wade Siler.
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League of Bowlers
Pendleton
Brunswick
Pew Matlock
Wade Siler
Kelly
Wildy
Burehbew
Thompson
Mellor
Csecccassse
Sescseeeorsann
Blell Co
Eee
Casera
Tallman
Boettcher
Medley
Wyrick
Wittock
Anderson
Yates
Kees
Mays
Bollman
Plea of Insanity Claimed in O'Shea Murder Case
In Chicago on November 16 the jury in the Victor Roland O'Shea case, charged with murdering his young wife two years ago, disagreed. O'Shea, a law student, attempted suicide after shooting his wife at her home. The defense argued temporary immunity amid public interest.
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Victor Hound O'Shea
Chicago
Victor Roland O'Shea
O'Shea
Diphtheria Closes Spokane Schools Ward Quarantine Expanded
Diphtheria closures affect two principal Spokane wards as city enforces a strict quarantine. Officials report rapid containment efforts and emphasize preventing further spread amid the public health threat.
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Spokane
Plolémiec
Two Men Killed In Webb City Powder Mill Blast
In Webb City Missouri on May 15 an explosion at the Independent Powder Works instantly killed William Quern and Byron Bransietier and injured two others.
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Webb City
Moy
Independent Powder Works
William Quern
Byron Bransiet
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Johnny
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Roosevelt's
Gloria
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Howard'’n
Kees’ Cigar
St George
Cooper
Rohrman
Roslyn
Roslyn Wood and Company
C. RO O& N
Walli Wila
Mon Thureday
Tratty
Walla Walla TN
Dla Walla
Weston
Athena
Adama
A. C. Rader
Hohbach's
Martin's
P. O.bor
B. BE
Ringo
Savings Hank
St. BE
Savings Bank Building
Oo R
EC. Smith
Oo RB
Nin
Frank Hoffman
EB. L. Baker
B. Campbell
EB. Ganah
BR. F. Love
H. J. Stillman
Pendleton Sportsman's Association
J. M. Spencer
Davis WU
G.W. Phelps
Heppner
Ben K. Davia
Frank Netter
Peoples Warehouse
Hewiter and Optician
Main Street
Koeppens
Price Drug Store
C Koeppen Brothers
A. P. Nash
Volimer
Pendleton Hoys
Rudolph Martin
Board OF Trade Inquiry
Brit‘4
Hull
England
Board of Trade
North Sea
Cyprian Bridge
Butler
Aspinwall
Admiral Bridge
International Commission
Colombia
Micamer
Nicomedia
Columbia River
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the People’s Warehouse
MEROM
Peoples
URY
Delphos
Joe Basler
Ideal
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