Livestock market review from Portland week
WEEKS REVIEW IN LIVESTOCK reports receipts for the week cattle 984 calves 30 hogs 4740 sheep 5582 horses 10. Beef liquidation eased and prices steadier as Monday Tuesday activity dominated. Prime steers 7.50 to 7.05. cows 6.50 to 6.76. hogs 8.60 to 8.70 with downward tendency. lambs steady to weaker though some yearlings sold at 4.50 and primes at 2.75 to 4.00, with sale figures to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Plummer
Portland Union Stockyards Co
Portland
Ore
Business Wits
Lambe
Weel's
Opium Ring Member Guilty in Seattle Court
Charles Loule, a Chinese man linked to a Pacific Coast opium ring, was found guilty on one count for aiding James A Tealston in drug transportation. He possessed 148 five teen tins of opium when arrested, with another ring member already sentenced in Port Inti.
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Seattle
Get
Charlie Loule
Pacific Coast
James A. Tealston
Ralston
Port- Inti
Nome Storm Death Toll Rises With Five Bodies Found
Five more deaths were reported from the Nome disaster as searchers along the coast uncovered five bodies. The victims, not yet identified, include two white men, two part native and mixed heritage individuals, and one native. The storm had wrecked a large portion of Nome and left Solomon nearly ruined.
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Nome
Alaska
Bering Sea
Solomon
Stanfield Women’s Club hosts teachers reception
Special correspondence reports the Stanfield Women’s Study Club hosting a reception for local public school teachers in the high school assembly room. Mayor James L. Kyle delivered the welcome, school board member G. W. Dunning gave remarks, and principal Stephen A. Donk and W. A. Pord of the eighth grade responded. A musical program followed with duets, piano, and vocal solos, then refreshments.
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Stanfield
Duff
Miss Heath
Schupe
H. W. Wesse
Smith
Frank Sloan
Bagan
C. W. Conner
Fred Fulton
P. H. Buchholt
Aon Vine
Pendleton
Elmer Reeves
Loren Kennison
H. W. Wessel
W. Porter
Hermiston
Reception Given for Sew Echo Minister
An informal but successful reception honored the new Methodist minister Rev. H. F. Gelvin at IOOF hall in Echo Oregon. About two hundred people from several creeds attended as addresses, solos, and mixed quartets highlighted the program. Mayo r Lewin and business leader Mr. George welcomed attendees, ladies served chocolate and cake, and a social evening followed.
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Echo
Ore
H. F. Goelvin
IO. C. F. Hall
A. O. Carden
H. F. Gelgin
J. T. Hoskins
Opal Bryant
Daphene Foulliford Addrean
R. R. Lewin
Mise Lillie Wattenburger
G. S.feclines
F_ T. George
Neva Gillette
Clark Thang
Varhti Hoskins
Seases
H. F. Gelvin Rey
Hosking
Clark
Lewis
George
Ladies of the Ladies’ Aid
Weston Personal News In Weston Oregon local items noted
Pard Me Pride suffers tonsillitis. visits by Harry Brown and Mil ton pair. Ada DeFreece Dora Kennett visit. H Shanks cancer worsening. Minnie Walker to Spokane. Myrtle Godfrey visiting. Lorene Hopkins improving. Annice Mamie Barnes Pendleton trip. James Ritchie left Weston for Cornell. Ballards Horehound Syrup advertised with prices.
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Weston, Ore
Harry Brown
Milton
Brown
Wm. Brown
Ada DeFreece
Dora Kennett
Athena
West
Hicks
R. Lieuallen
H. Shanks
Minnie Walker
Spokane
Myrtle Godfrey
Starbuck
Porter Graham
Lorene Hopkins
Annice
Mamie Barnes
Pendleton
James Ritchie
Weston
Cornells
Pendleton Business Up 26 Percent Over Three Years
Pendleton shows 26 percent growth from three years ago as new improvements draw crowds. The town notes pave street extensions improving visual appeal and eliminating mudholes, according to Pilot Rock Record.
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Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Johnson and Skrable Attorneys at Law Ad
Legal notice style summary noting Johnson and Skrable attorneys at law with office in Deepal building and a hair treatment service advertised as guaranteed by Madam Kennedy, Athena. Identifies offered services and organization.
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Raley
Carter & Smythe
Attorneys At Law
American National Bank
Electrician Strangled to Death at Navy Yard Port Orchard
HAEMERTON Wash Oct 123 Far J Minckler a second class electrician of the navy attached to the United States steainship New Orleans at the navy yard here was murdered by strangling in September and his body sowed in a gunny sack was sunk in Port Orchard Bay the water gave up its dewd when the remains were cast up on the beach near Fort Mad- Jeon 12 miles distant. Also an advertisement for White's Cream Vermifuge promising to cleanse worms and strengthen digestion.
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Haemerton
Wash
J. Minckler
Navy
United States Steainship
New Orleans
Navy Yard
Port Orchard Bay
Fort Mad- Jeon
Millew
Vessels Stranded as Gale Hampers Carolina Coast
A gale hits the Carolinas with one ship ashore and crew aboard in danger while two others suffer mountain seas. The revenue cutter Seminole rescues one vessel, but the ship later strands and the cutter waits by in case of breakup.
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Wilmington
N, CC
Carolinas
Cape Fear
Revenue Cutter
Seminole
White wife of Chinese merchant kills herself in cell
In Olympia Washington Mar Sing a 34 year old white wife of Sing Lee a Chinese merchant held on disorderly conduct charges hanged herself in a city jail. She fashioned a rope from bedding and tied it to a cell window bars. She was dead when fellow inmates found her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Sing
Sing Lee
Olympia
Wash
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement with testimonials
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes a testimonial from F J Cheney for fifteen years of honorable business, plus references to the National Bank of Toledo and Toledo area. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Fr. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J Cheney
National Bank OF Aos A
Pendleton Seeks One Carload Rock Springs Coal
Sealed bids will be received by the Pendleton City Recorder for furnishing one carload of Rock Springs Coal F O B City Hall. Bids open at the Common Council meeting on October 22, 1912. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Public notice by order of the Common Council.
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City Recorder
Pendleton
Oregon
City of
Rock Springs
Common Council
Order of the Common Council of the
Pendleton City Recorder Notice Dated October 10 1913
Public notice from Pendleton records dated October 10 1913 signed by Thomas Fitzgerald City Recorder. Indicates official actions or postings in municipal matters.
Pendleton Street Improvement Installment Privileges
Notice from Pendleton City Council dated September 17 1913 that Webb Street improvement from Double Street to Tutullia Street was assessed. Owners may pay in ten annual installments under Lord's Oregon Laws Chapter 6 Title 26 by applying to the City Recorder within ten days. Forms available at the City Recorder’s office in Pendleton Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Webb Street
Double Street
Tutullia Street
Oregon
City Recorder
Thos Fitzgerald
Pendleton approves Alta and Chestnut street improvement plan
The Pendleton Common Council on October 3 1913 adopted a resolution to improve Alta Street from Main to Chestnut and Chestnut Street from Alta to Webb with gravel bitulithic pavement. The plan includes curbs gutters and proper grading, with associated assessments forming Assessment District No 27. City Recorder to publish notice and costs per lot or parcel.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Alta Street
Main Street
Chestnut Street
Webb Street
Geary Kimbrell
City Recorder
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J. P. Medernach
Prop
Umatilla County
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Rice
Ione
Bechol
Railroas Street
Mr. Rice
Umatilla
Louis Scholl, Jr
Seven Devils
Mia
Eseelstyn
Mise Maude Perigo
Ruth Dunniway
Evho
Jeme Fulford
Laura Markham
Eugenie Scholl
Wasco
Guy Johnson
Mis
Ben Atkinson
J. C. Stubling
The
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Sidney Thornton
SEW Echo
Weston Personal News
Adv
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Classified
Pendlean
A. M
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Baker
J.T. Brown
Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Abstract CO
Dbuya
James Jowns
C. H. Marsh
Wintley & Leffingwell
Mair Treet
W. Lassen
M. Killip Veterinary College
Chicago
Umatilla Co
Bush Street
East Oregonian
Court Street
James A. Fee
Despain Building
James B. Perry
Peterson & Wilson
Smith- Crawford Building
LOWELL @ WINTIM
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Garfield
M. D
Judd
Stroble
E. Court Street
Phon
Mrs B Ashford
Garden Street
Circuit Cour
Fast
Oregonian
NTY
Thompson Street
Carney & Bradley
Prope Avery
Feed and Sale
Cab Hine Inconnecion
Douglas W. Bailey
Taylor Hardware Co
George W. Coutts
Schmid
Frederick Sthiver
Windine
All Dealera
Andy
Pendpleton
Trean
Leonhardt CO
Buffalo
N.Y
Pendleton Drug Co
Chichester
Aleara Reissite
Chu Soy Gee
Soy Gee Hert Co
Canton
China
Soy Gee Herb Co
Washington St
Beaver
Pacific Power&Light Co
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Thomas Fitz
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