Boycott Claims Deep Impact on American Goods in China
A Hongkong based American merchant arriving in Seattle says the China boycott is expanding, not breaking, with American tobacco and flour sales collapsing under Chinese anti American sentiment. He cites zero orders from July to October and notes firms like Standard Oil suffering as American products retreat from the market.
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Germany
England
Hongkong
Seattle
China
Seattle Star
Tacoma
Shawmut
Shiwmut
Port Townsend
United States
North China
Nowe
Orient
New York Exporting & Importing Company
Tobates Company
West River
Hong Kong
Getta Brothers
San Francisco
Tuttle
Taft
Don’t Be Deceived In Buying A Sewing Machine
Closing out stock and retiring from business, offers on machines and pianos at deep discounts. Four leading brands including White Standard Domestic Wheeler Wilson featured. Old Queen machines advertised at reduced prices. piano sale starting at $190.00.
Boycott pots up during oil shipment dispute in Ningpu
A Shanghai to Ningpu oil shipment was refused on arrival as 900 Chinese merchants met and unanimously vowed not to buy American goods. The exchange cites J. J. Hill warning that the boycott poses a serious US problem and the Star reports. North McKay notes include irrigation pipe work on the Umatilla river and local elections, moves, and misfortunes in the area.
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Shanghai
Ningpu
Ofl
J. J. Hill
The
Star
Hill
United States
Arlington backs river trade with wharf boat fund
Arlington business leaders pledged over 1000 dollars at a Commercial club meeting to build a wharf boat at Main street foot. With three boats now in service on the upper Columbia the community moves to bring steam navigation from dreamland into assured reality, signaling future growth for Arlington.
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Arlington
Main Street
Walla Walla Statesman
Arlington Commercial Club
Businessen
Mountain Gem
Columbia
Blalock
Dreamland
Presbyterian Fair Beholds Two-Day Sale at Bowman Building
Women of the Presbyterian church will run a two day sale of useful articles in the Bowman building room on Main street this Friday and Saturday. Donations include cooked food art work needlework handkerchiefs clothing and many items suited to the occasion. Mrs William Blakeley oversees the fair with a roster of helpers including Mrs W H Fowler Mrs J F R Dickson Mrs John Rust Mrs Clarence Penland Mrs W A Storie Mrs John McCourt Mrs Sam Thompson Mrs Fred Lockley Mrs Maud Crawford and Mrs Bert Huffman.
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Bowman
The
Presbyterian Church
Main Street
Airs
William Blakeley
W. H. Fowler
J. FR. Dickson
John Rust
Clarence Penland
W. A. Storie
John McCourt
Sam Thompson
Fred Lockley
Maud Crawford
Bert Huffman
Thanksgiving Shoot Promised by Pendleton Sportsmen
The Pendleton Sportsmen’s Association announces its annual Thanksgiving shoot tomorrow starting at 9 o'clock. Local businesses and individuals have sponsored many prizes. Guns and ammunition will be available at the grounds, with expected distant entrants including Croller from Portland and Dr. W. M. Phy of Hot Lake. Local sportsmen expect a highly attended event and an engaging competition.
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Sportsmen’s Association
Pendleton Sportsmen's
Croller
Portland
W. M. Phy
Hot Lake
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Wheeler
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McKay
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Wchoel
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Harry Seales
Frank Wilhelm
Charley Kidd
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Pendleton
Joe Francia
Birch Creek
McKay Creek
Tekoa
Wash
Presbyterian Fair
Ely
Warren Street
New York
Hart Schaffner
Mary
Chas. R. Paul
Marx
HOTEL
ST. George
H. S. & M. Clothing
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