Real estate man predicts surge from interurban to Athena
Charles W Myers of Walla Walla real estate says Pendleton to Athena will be strewn with small farms after the Pendleton Walla Walla interurban is built. He notes land values rose from 200 to 700 800 dollars per acre along Milton to Walla Walla with the new line and expects a similar jump between here and Athena. Pendleton residents will be connected via the new service according to Myers.
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Tom
Snall Farms
Pendleton
Athena
Walla Walla
Milton Toine
Here
Athene
Milton
Ferguson Hartman Wedding Ties Local Families
Mr and Mrs Myers traveled from Walla Walla to attend the Ferguson Hartman wedding, as Mrs Myers is a sister of groom Fred L Hartman. The article notes regional gains as a big line construction aims to help Pendleton hold its share of the Intervening territory, benefiting Milton Freewater and Walla Walla communities.
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Milton
Freewater
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Myers
Ferguson-Hartman
Fred L Hartman
Petition Drives Road Access for Mc Coy Area in Tum-a-lum
More than 300 residents of the eCay neighborhood seek a highway with a petition presented to the county court. About 700 people in the vicinity are anxious, with 160 signers on the main petition and over 150 on a sympathy petition. Three objectors are noted. the requested road would be in the Mc Coy area, not the Tum-a-lum river bridge, following an earlier petition that was killed.
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McCoy
Tum-a Lum
Walla Walla Musicians To Give A Concert In City
A. J. Jackson business manager for the Whitman Conservatory of Music visited the city yesterday from Walla Walla. Conservatory faculty plan a concert here in the near future with a formal announcement to follow.
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A. J. Jackson
Whitman Conservatory of Music
Walla Walla
Conservatory
Former Pendleton man Dick Troxel dies after rattlesnake bite
Richard Troxel known as Dick in Pendleton met death at Porth and Saturday after he was bitten by a large rattlesnake while handling snakes at a Wells Fargo office in Portland. He had worked as a cook at the Imperial restaurant and performed at the Star theater. He died after sixteen hours of agony when surgeons found a fang still embedded in his hand.
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Richard Troxel
Troxel
Imperial Restaurant
Star Theater
Uat Little Amusement House
Evane and Pardee
Eagles
Wells Fargo Express
Portland
F. Ritchie
Will MARRY IN DAKOTA In Jamestown wedding set October 14
A wedding to interest locals will take place in Jamestown North Dakota next Wednesday October 14. Walter Isaacs formerly of Huw alker Jewelry and Edith Spith of Peoples Warehouse will wed at the bride’s house in Jamestown. The couple will make their home at Lamar North Dakota. Spink has resigned from Peoples Warehouse and will move to Dakota Saturday. Both have many Pendleton friends.
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Jamestown
N. D
Walter Isaacs
Huwalker Jewelry Store
Edith Spith
Peoples Warehouse Force
Taanes
Lamar
Hhoie
Miss Spink
Peoples Warehouse
Dakota
Mr. Teanes
Pendleton
Pendleton Hosts Wide-Ranging Visiting Notables
A string of visitors and residents make Pendleton busy with business and social calls. L A Ested of Echo, A O Kirk and family from the reservation near Adana, A Gilbert of Echo, FE Borland of Echo, J W Skiles back from the east, Mrs R R Wood en route to Portland, Oliver Knots of Pilot Rock, and Miss Edna Florence head to Portland for winter. Local arrivals include W J Furnish at Wenaha, Hob Stanfield of Echo, C F P Walker a Seattle cattle buyer, J F Shelton of Echo, M McDonald a Seattle stock buyer, Miss Margaret Hammer to teach at McKay, Edward D Fales of La Grange writing the mayor for investment info, A D Stimson back from Montana, Mrs RE Dodd returning to Hermiston, Ed McKenn NP agent, A H Campbell of Canadian Pacific, T F Barks moving to Pendleton as a musician, Dr Gillispie en route to Bolwe for Idaho Medical association meeting, J Miller and others in for Freewater boundary discussions.
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J. W. Skiles
R. R. Wood
Portland
Oliver Knots
Pilot Rock
The
Bowman
Pendleton
Edna Florence
W. J Furnish
Big Wenaha Ranch
Hob Stanfield
Echo
C. F P. Walker
Seattle
J. F. Shelton
St. George
M. McDonald
Margaret Hammer
Marion County
McKay
A.D. StMman
Montana
RE. P. Dodd
Hermiston
Proebster Joins Taylor Hardware as Callee Man
George W. Proebster Sr of Weston accepts a callee man role at Taylor Hardware. He fills the vacancy left by Pete Peterson who has long been connected with the store. Peterson will stay on until W. B. Brock returns from a business visit to Western Oregon.
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George W. Proebster, Sr
Weston
Caleeman
Taylor Hardware
Pete Peterson
Taylor
Peterson
W. BE. Brock
Oregon
New Plan for District Fair Faces Transportation Hurdles
The Umatilla Morrow district fair may gain permanent buildings next year if management remains and transportation issues are solved. Proposals include building a mile track and grouping exhibits near town by the water works, or securing a city lot for buildings to preserve the fair’s social appeal.
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Umatilla-Morrow
Fite Gerald
Association
Fair
Fall Seeding Delayed by Dry Weather
W. H. La Course, a thrifty young farmer from near Adams, was in Pen-Meton last evening on business. He says the fall seeding is greatly delayed due to lack of rain, and the roads between here and Adams are in frightful condition for the same reason.
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W. H. la Course
Adams
Pen- Meton
la Course
Here
Lowell and Richards to Address Republicans
This evening a court house meeting will form a Taft Sherman club with a large attendance sought from local Republicans. Judge A. Lowell and Attorney N C Richards will deliver speeches at the event.
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Court House
Taft-Sherman Club
3 A. Lowell
N. C. Richards
High School Student Honored Elected UO Freshman Officer
Arthur Means, a member of this year’s high school graduating class, has been elected as sergeant-at-arms of the freshman class at the University of Oregon. Hon. J. W. Morrow is stopping at Pendleton to handle duties as tax agent for the U R N.
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Arthur Means
University of Oregon
J. W. Morrow
Pendleton
The
Preserving Baby Voices in Phonograph Boom
A New York gramophone dealer opens a branch promising lucrative prospects by recording infant sounds on phonograph cylinders. Proposals include capturing early babble for future celebrities and offering portable setups for distant parents, with ideas of sending French records for fathers to listen to their child’s growth.
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New York
Judge Scott Missing in Pendleton Visit on Food Roads Meeting
Judge Scott was due in Pendleton last evening to confer with local business leaders about an upcoming food roads convention here. He did not appear and no explanation for the delay was received by interested residents.
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Scott
Pendleton
Farmers Vow Back AFL Fight for Reforms
The farmers national congress unanimously passes a resolution pledging loyal support to the American Federation of Labor in its fight for reforms.
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Farmers’ National Congress
American Federation of Labor
Teas That Truly Earn Their Keep At Whe Behilling’s Best
Tea moneyback proves the tea’s value as the grocer offers a refund if you’re unsatisfied. The note emphasizes customer assurance and high quality at Whe Behilling’s Best, inviting trust in shoppers seeking worth.
Mixed Wallowa train lurches in on improvised timetable
The La Grande Observer notes the Wallowa train arrives late at night, last night not reaching the station until after eight. The mixed train has been punctual at times but now runs irregularly since entering service.
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Wallowa
la Grande Observer
For Sale One of the Best Wheat Farms in Gilliam County
For sale a top Gilliam County wheat farm near Olex Oregon. About 00 acres all plow land now in summer fallow ready for seeding. Fair improvements with a drilled well yielding ample water on the place. Located on a county road near Olex. Address R T Cox Portland Oregon.
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Gilliam County
Oregon
Olex
R. T Cox
Portland
Pendleton Academy seeks limited violin and brass players
A. H. Johnson, instructor of band and orchestra at Pendleton academy, will accept a limited number of pupils on violin, cornet, clarinet or any band instrument. Pupils may join the academy band. Studio at Pendleton academy residence 6021 Post Street phone Black 2552. If you see it in the East Oregonian, it’s 0.
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A. H. Johnson
Pendleton Academy
Puis
Academy
Post Street
Black
Bank Assets and Claims in Brief
The fragment lists Loans and discounts, Overdrafts, United States bonds, bonds and warrants, Bank building, Due from banks, and a Redemption fund. It reflects balance sheet line items typically shown in a bank’s financial statement.
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United States
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Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court. St., Pendleton, Ore
United States Depository
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Babys Voice
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Pendleton, Oregon
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