City Brevities of Rentals and Local Ads
Local notices list furnished housekeeping rooms for rent, contact 726 olin Bom street Morse, plus multiple ads for aprons, sale events, groceries, and services at Bowman building and nearby venues. Also mentions prizes, billiards, and harness sales, with notes on a Cleveland’s baking powder endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Knight
Thompson
Campbell
Alta
Court
Willow Street
Ent
Oregonian
Aime
Coal Shortage Persists in Walla Walla Area
The Walla Walla Statesman reports that BC coal via Spokane fails to ease eastern Washington fuel crunch. Walla Walla Library faces closure without fuel. a 24 ton delivery was signed with Loney & Co. for June, but supply delays persist. The penitentiary and other institutions near empty, but efforts continue to ration coal until the expected shipment arrives.
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British Columbia
Spokane
Walla Walla
Washington
Eid Andes
WME
T. ¢ Eliott
Whrary Meoniation
Famua Loney & Co
Inez
Loney
Mbries
Kinecolt
Miner Rescued After Cavern Collapse At Edge Montana
Jone Trem melting and Cortoerly workers were trapped by a cave-in at the Gal Tout mine near Edge Mont in September. Trem melting survived after being pinned at the collar of a chute as debris filled the shaft. He suffered a fractured head and injuries to his leg and ear, was unconscious for six days, and spent two months in hospital under care of doctors including Stalenmann.
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GU Edge
Mont
Tremmelting
Stalenmann
Largest Engineer Dead From North Platte Railroad Loss
Winget BH Winget a Union Pacific engineer from North Platte Nebraska died after a rise in weight during dialysis-like decline. He was a noted large engineer famed in the Watinetion region and served on the eastern Wyoming district. A special coffin and twelve pallbearers marked the funeral.
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Withim BH. Winget
North Platt
Union Pacific
Winget
Devdlophay
Winger
Wyoming
Local visitors and residents mix in city activities
In Umatilla and Baker City circles, Dp. Brownell and others hobnob with downtown friends. Joe Batley of Echo and Olver P. Morton discuss reclamation matters while A I Knight returns from Portland for eye treatment. Miss Wila Clanton visits from Baker City and the teachers’ convention prompts Weston trips and city visits.
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Dp. &. Brownell
Umatilla
Joe Batley
Echo
Olver P. Morton
Reclamation Ef Oe
F. A. Korner
R. & N. Company
Jocnl
A. I. Knight
Portland
Wila Clanton
Baker City
Haker
W. H. Lytle
Minnie Dorothy
Milton
Misa Doranex
Weston Normal
Inu
Taland City
Weston
Fanny Getty
Maude Laughead
Manchuria Progressing Under Foreign Trade Influence
A Dalny observer notes Manchurian development driven by American and Japanese activity. Farming, milling, building, and cotton trade grow as Dalny and Port Arthur anticipate early spring construction. Chinese merchants see Dalny as a future hub if the South Manchurian railroad succeeds and freight rates drop. There is talk of a Chinese customs house at Dalny to boost outbound trade.
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Pendleton
Manchuria
Callent Jones
Dalny
Umatilla County
Joney
Mornest
Japan
Knowl
United States
Artifars
Port Arthur
Danny
Lise
Niuehwang
Dainy
New York Compared With Emporia by William Alien White
William Alien White of Emporia, famed editor and novelist, spends weeks in New York City and joins The American Magazine as a new editor. In the January issue he will compare New York and Emporia, likely favoring Emporia. The piece hints at White’s disdain for bribery and praises personal freedom in Emporia.
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New York
Emporia
William Alien White
New York City
Chicora
Ontario Coal Famine Forces Train Stop and Fuel Rationing
About 150 citizens in Ontario halted a westbound freight and ordered the engineer to stop for coal. The stoppage limited the train's care, a coal famine eased briefly, the electric plant shut for three days, and schools faced suspension due to fuel shortages. J. T. Farley was placed in charge of distribution as railroad compensation was planned.
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Ontario
J. TM Farley
Onti Flo Dermere Dé
Shipping 6000 Sheep From Baker to Salt Lake
The Lee Brothers plan to ship 6000 sheep to Utah tomorrow after selling them to FP Saunders. An apron sale by the Baptist church ladies is set for Friday and Saturday November 10 and 11 at the Bowman building with home cooking and refreshments offered.
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Logan Street
Clark
Bowman
Baptist
Ward & Howlaby
Eagle
Bowman Building
Baker, Todi
Ithe Yorde
Guides & Pullman
Bouwwe
Lee Brothers
Salt Lake
Saunders
Utah
Donpoort
Dee
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Boy in near fatal kick from horse in Baker City
Claude Love aged 16 of Baker City was kicked by a horse Sunday afternoon. He suffered a crushed skull with facial injuries and multiple bone fragments after the animal struck him with both hind hooves. He was rushed to St. Elizabeth's hospital for surgery.
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Vaece
Claude Love
Love
Resere
Baker City
Dre BE
BR McDaniel
Chase Lowe
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Record setting special train run by local railroad official
Foreman F P Rounds of the mechanical department of the O R N with a special engine and car completed in 15 minutes from order. The Towtonian Sextette also prepared for a special train. the run involved preparations and a late evening departure. Passengers included Conde, Kimball, W P Temple and others bound for Los Angeles. Weather delays noted. Pendleton travelers earlier left angles. Thanksgiving Day in Chicago brought mild weather and crowds. 75,000 visitors in the city. A laborer John Goodall killed himself accidentally in an Idaho rail camp.
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Walla Wath
F. P. Rounds
O. R. & Nuon
Walla Walla
Sowelwk
Conde
Louck
Kimball
Thanksgiving Day in Pendleton Brisk and Bright
Thanksgiving dawned clear and sunny in Pendleton with many holid ay activities. Stores largely closed, some only for a few hours, post office open 9 to 10, and churches held special services. Police reports few disturbances. no deaths in the city or surrounding country. Services conducted at Presbyterian and Church of the Redeemer with ministers C H Neller and John Warren leading and Rev W L Van Nuys assisting.
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Pendleton
Tolon
Presbyterian Church
C.H. Neller
W. L. van Nuys
Church of
Officials Accused in Utah Land Fraud Investigation
A Salt Lake City dispatch reports a federal grand jury has voted five true bills against corporations and several individuals tied to alleged public land theft in Utah. The investigation, ongoing for two weeks, may extend to actions by a U.S. attorney and a state supreme court justice. Indictments will not be returned until after the Interstate Commerce Commission probes the Utah case, with similar inquiries in Puello and Denver.
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Oregon
Salt Lake Ciy
Salt Lake Enya
Federal Grand Jury
Hae
Wye Omir
St Ie
United States
Supreme Court of the State
Interstate Commerce Commission
Puello
Denver
Utah
Pains and Promises in Lydia Pinkham Cure Claims
Miss Irene Crosby of Savannah Ga. praises Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound as a cure for painful and irregular periods. The ad urges women with menses pain backache bloating and related symptoms to use the remedy and contact Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice, noting many thousands cured by the product.
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Irene Crosby
Lydia E. Pinkham
Charlton Street
Savannah
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Eles
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Teutsch’s
Cleveland's
F. J. Donaldson Red Cross Pharmacy
Louis Hunziker
Main Street
Dian Supply
Huylers
Candies
Ad.koeppen & Bros
Ore
Peoples Warehouse
California
W. P. Temple
Toute
Ett Feday von Thie
Los Angeles
Petarn
Angeler
Oilers
Chicago
Chivaco
John Goodall
Ferdinand Idaho
Reactifeul
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Utah Fuel Company
Rio Grande Western Rod
Eastern Oregon Trust & Saving ® Bank
la Grande Observer
Coal Land Investigations Towolve
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