Republicans Organize Taft Sherman Club For Campaign
Nearly 100 party men enrolled as the Taft and Sherman club held its first organization meeting at the court house. N C Richards was named president with Ernest Ruppe secretary. An executive and finance committee were formed and a campaign fund of 314 dollars was raised. Judge Lowell warned of apathy while urging harmony and energy in the Republican ranks.
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Taft- Sherman Club
Lowell
Taft and Sherman Club
Court House
Repubcan
N. C. Richards
Ernest Ruppe
Judge Bean
T. C. Taylor
W. L. Thompson
G. W. Phelps
T. J. Morris
Dr. Kern
C. J. Ferguson
M. B. Gwinn
Oregon
Taft and Sherman Club Opens Court Street HQ
The Taft and Sherman club opened its campaign headquarters in the Renn building on Court street with Secretary Ernest Ruppe in charge until after the election. The room will be neatly fitted and decorated in national colors. Ogeg Abbott and Mrs. M. F. Abbott of Pilot Rock and J. A. Ogg of Pendleton were married yesterday at a French restaurant parlor by Judge Gilliland. They will reside here.
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Taft and Sherman Club
Renn
Court Street
Ernest Ruppe
M. F. Abbott
Pilot Rock
J. A. Ogg
Pendleton
Pendleton Boys Noticed by Track Coaches
Freshmen candidates for the Pendleton track team include Means brothers McDaniel Kel logg Woodland and Latourette from the University of Oregon Weekly notes several promising newcomers observed by coaches.
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Pendleton
Means Brothers
McDaniel, Kellogg, Woodland and Latourette
U. of O
Open Socialistic Campaign by Pendleton Local Orator
Thomas J. Lewis opened the Pendleton socialist local campaign with a Milarkey hall address. He framed socialism as a response to industrial decline, drawing parallels to civil war era confiscation of slave property and warning of future confiscation of production if rejected. He will give three more lectures in the series titled Policies Is the Science of Government.
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Thomas J. Lewis
New York
Pendleton
Milarkey Hall
Lewin
Lewis
Columbus
América
Reservation minister back from vacation
Rev and Mrs J M Cornellson return to their charge on the reservation after a month away. They spent most time at Mt Hood in Hood River valley where Cornellson preached Sundays and hunted and fished weekdays. En route they paused at the Warm Springs reservation.
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J. M. Cornellson
Mt. Hood
Hood River Valley
Sheep to Replace Cattle in Butter Creek Meadows
Asa Thomson estimates the Butter Creek and Umatilla Meadows district will shift from cattle to sheep feeding this winter due to a severe drought. About one third as many cattle will be wintered, while 60 000 sheep will be fed, with 6 000 to 6 000 head for mutton from foothill ranges. Several ranches plan substantial cattle feeding as part of the season.
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Butter Creek
Umatilla
Umatilla Meadows
Asi Thomson
Upper Butter Creek
Joe Saylor
Bob Stanfield
Jesse Moore
Vrtilin Ranch
Pred Andrews
Joe Cunha
G. P. Higginbottom
Asa Thomson
Local couple Maude Follett and Marcus Monroe wed
Miss Maude Follett of Pendleton and Marcus A. Monroe of Condon were married September 29 at T. B. Ferguson’s home. A small circle of immediate friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony.
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Pendleton
Maude Follett
Mgr
Marcus A. Monroe
Condon
T. B. Ferguson
First of Great Series Played Tomorrow
Detroit hosts the opening of the world championship series between the Tigers and the Cubs with crowds gathering from across the country. Train loads of fans head to Detroit and many telegrams request seats for the games in the series.
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Detroit
Bennet Park
Tigers
Cube
Chicagoe
Severn
Jane
Biden
Valuable fox killed on Nome street in hunt by prospector
Nome on October 9 reports a black fox skin valued at about 409 dollars driven from the hills by cold was killed in the streets after being chased by 100 prospectors. a tenderfoot prospector reportedly fired the fatal shot.
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Nome Street
Nome
Hearst to Speak Tonight in San Francisco
Hearst and Hiagen will speak here tonight with large crowds expected as Hearst promises to read more letters tied to his exposes. He offers no hints on his remarks but hints that unmentioned politicians may be named.
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San Francisco
Hearst
Hiagen
Pendleton Busy with Visitors and Personal Notes
Pacific Northwest city activity shows a steady stream of visitors and well wishes. Many locals and guests including J. Smith, Mrs. Anna Selkirk Norton, W. H. Skinner, John King, Miss Hattel Myera, Mayor Mitchell, J. N. Bayless, G. W. Proebster, EB C. McClain, D. Waugh, Pinus Webb, E. Doring, Dan P. Smythe, William Meredith, G. W. Watering, Clyde Parks, George Proebster Jr., C. A. Sellers, R. M. Dorothy, H. I. Moody, A. A. MacDonald, L. W. Furnas, J. E B. Taylor, S. A. Miller, Frank C. Kelsey, A. M. Holdworth, Frank Frasier, Dr. C. C. Smith, Edith Spike, Walter Ienacs, Miles Moore, John Bowers, and Arthur Clark are noted as visiting Pendleton or relocating. A national bankers’ convention visit and a prison escape are also mentioned. The report spans local visits, business affairs, and regional news updates.
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J. N. Bayless
Condon
Pendleton
G. W. Proebster
Weston
W. A. Bannister
Milton
District Court
Eb, C. McClain
Albany
Athena
D. Waugh
Pilot Rock
Pinus Webb
Heppner
The
Bowman
E. Doring and Son
J. C. Doring
Helix
Juniper
Dan P. Smythe
Arlington
William Meredith
Umatilla
St. George
G. W. Watering
Hermiston
Clyde Parks
Walla Walla
George Proebster, Jr
Taylor Hiard- Wire Company
A. A. MacDonald
Cincinnati
Pendeton
L. W. Furnas
J. E B. Taylor
Echo
Portland
8. A. Miller
District Boundary Board
Milton-Freewater
Frank C. Kelsey
A. M. Holdworth
Frank Frasier
Spokane
Unclear Buyer Advice On Tea Purchase And Returns
Fragmentary text discusses buying tea by the ounce and mentions a grocer, a return policy, and a buyer named Bho ii. Details are incomplete, making the overall meaning and entities uncertain.
Foster Burns Promotes Crescent Dip for Sheep Graze
Foster Burns of Foster Burns & Co Chicago visits to back B and W Crespi Dip for Sheep. The Crono Dip ships concentrated ready to mix with water and serves as a disinfectant healing wounds while treating foot rot. Stations opened nationwide to ensure prompt shipments and steady stock of Cresol Dip for spring dipping drives.
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W. Foster Burns
Foster Burns & Co
Chicago
B. & W. Crespi
Names List From Portland and Beyond Featured
A fragmented OCR list names numerous individuals and places including Sig Lipmin Portland A E McPat ridge Geo AH Payne Wat Wal la G McCauley Omaha J Winthe Chicago Sam Dennis Louis L RR Glendening Portland Jao Nylander Portland N Jacob oweky San Francisco Geo W Proeb satel Weraten W F Boehring Spokane J W Horney Spokane FL J Knight Portland J E Coutts Allent Hane Nix Co J B F Cox San Francia A B Thompson G W Worwar Ing Hermiston B Skile Seattle A O Peterson Portland A U L MacDonald Cincinnati L B Russell Baker L Helathind Boise Py Hill Portland J A Payton Walla Walla F L Warner San Francisco Thow Nestor Portland.
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Sig. Lipmin
Portland
B Mitchell
Freewater
A. E. McPatridge
City
Geo
AH. Payne
Wat Walla
C. EL McCauley
Omaha
G. Winthe
Chieago
Sam Dennis
J. W. Horney
Spokane
Knight
Hardwick
J. E. Coutts
Allent Hane & Nix Co
J. BF
Cox
San Francia
A. B. Thompson
Eho
G. W. Worwar Ing
Hermiston
B. Skile
Seattle
A.O. Peterson
AU JL MacDonald
Cincinnati
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Standard Grocery Co
N.C. Richards
Arthur Knight
W. G. Cole
Richards
Dr. M. Kern
Ben Burroughs
Tom Thompson
E. W. McComins
Arthur Gibson
Winslow Bros
Jewelers-Opticians
Republican Headquarters
Ogeg Abbott
F&s
Tallman & Co
City Property
Huilding Lota
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. B. Pendleton
United States Depository
Weis
J. Smith
Haley, Idaho
Anna Selkirk Norton
W. H. Skinner
John King
Ritsville
Wash
Miss Hattel Myera
Wallowa
Mayor Mitchell
R. M. Dorothy
Dorothy Sisters
H. I. Moody
Uest
C. Smith
Boise
Idaho State Medical Association
Northwest
Edith Spike
Peoples Warehouse
Jamestown
N. D
Walter Ienacs
Miles (. Moore
Walla Willa
Hinker-Boyer National Bank
Pen Meton
Denver
the Bankers
Oregon City
Ore
John Bowers
Hie Wfe
Arthur Clark
Siryan
Schilling
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Ketek
G. M. Rice
G. M. Rich
Co. EK. Cranston
United States
Wilson Bros
Boston
Foster Burns
Ilis
Burns
Penbleton
MASS
Milarky Hall