Back From Extended Visit To Eastern States
Mr and Mrs G W Bradley returned home after two months traveling through the middle states and the east visiting Jamestown Washington New York Niagara Falls and other places. Bradley, county treasurer, said he was glad to be home to Uma tila County. They crossed the Great Lakes to Buffalo and traced Canadian soil before visiting his old Iowa home after 30 years. A town of 7000 now sits on his former homestead.
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Jamestown
Niagara Falls
Iowa
Umatila County
Middle States
G. W. Bradley
Bradley
Mr. Bradley
Washington
New York
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Niagara
Divorce settlement reveals land sale proceeds to Mrs Taylor
The remaining 5987.50 is said to have been received by Taylor from the sale of land that, under the divorce settlement, belonged to Mrs. Taylor.
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Taylor
Three Days Session of County Institute October 23 24 25
Three day annual teachers institute to be held at First M church October 23 24 25 with required attendance. The program includes opening exercises section work for Primary Intermediate and Advanced sessions on school hygiene growth of the teacher and other topics by RFR Idleman Traver Landers Knox and others. An evening session on education for the industries and a Friday program conclude with an address by J H Ackerman.
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L. Rfr
Frank K. Welles
State Board of Health
Lloyd D. Idleman
IL. R. Traver
Thuoralay
W. K. Newell
L. R. Traver
J. S. Landers
Anna E. Knox
J. H. Ackerman
Intervision
Tires of married life spark divorce suit
Mrs. Lillie Rucher filed for divorce in local court claiming her husband, a Lewiston native, became habitual drunk and abusive since their August 6 1906 marriage. She says he failed to provide a home and forced her to live with his parents, seeking separation.
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Lillie Rucher
Peterson, Peterson & Wilson
Rucherts
Lewiston
Ruchert
Suit Against Moses Taylor for Back Rent and Debts
Mrs Isabella Taylor, ex-wife of Moses Taylor, has filed in circuit court seeking 5075.10 from her former husband. Lawyers D. W. Bailey and F. Wilson represent the plaintiff. Of the total, 2707.60 is claimed as rent received by Taylor but due to Mrs Taylor.
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Isabella Taylor
Moses Taylor
Circuit Court
D. W. Bailey
5. F. Wilson
Taylor
Pendleton Elks Ready to Parade at Walla Walla Fair
Big Pavilion opens at Walla Walla county fair with hundreds touring booths and displays. Pendleton Elks plan to attend Elks parade Thursday October 17. The fair showcases county grain fruit vegetables and school exhibits while machinery, a penitentiary exhibit and bloodhounds add to the week’s attractions.
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Bendicton Elks
WIL Amend Elks
Pendleton
Walla Walla
School district funds distributed by Superintendent Welles
Nearly $20,000 is allocated to school districts by Superintendent Welles. From the county fund $9,690.41 and from the state fund $10,092.61 are distributed with $50 plus $5 per teacher for each district, the rest allocated by district enumeration. Pendleton district gets $1,549.90 from the county fund and $3,160.90 from the state fund, totaling $4,745.89.
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Welles
Pendleton
New O R and N Depot and Park In Union Inaugurated
The Walla Walla Union reports accelerated work on the Oregon Railroad and Navigation depot with H. J. Brandon arriving as assistant engineer. A spur line, concrete 20 foot walk, and a platform for the streetcar are planned. Grounds around the station are to become a park with four grass and flower plots.
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H. J. Brandon
Walla Walla
Woodmen Ball Tonight for Hermiston Hall Opening
Hermiston Woodmen of the World camp hosts a grand ball to celebrate the opening of its new hall. Johnson's Orchestra travels on the BR. and N. line to provide music for the event. The Hermiston camp, a newly organized group in the county, is enjoying notable prosperity.
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Hermiston
Woodmen of the World
Johnson
Yukon fair promoter Frank Merrick moves to exposition
Frank L. Merrick, formerly publicity director for the Lewis and Clark exposition, now holds the same role for the Yukon Alaska Pacific exposition to be staged in Seattle in 1909. He sends reading matter highlighting Alaska's part in the exposition.
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Frank L. Merrick
Seattle
Alaska
Sunderman Sheep Purchase Keeps Pilot Rock Trade Active
Kought Sunderman Sheep with Alonzo Knotts of Pilot Rock bought 2000 head of yearling and 2 year old wethers from A. H. Sunderman. The stock will be counted and delivered at Meadow Creek range this week. Sunderman has already purchased a herd of ewes and lambs to hold over winter.
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Kought Sunderman
Alonzo Knotts
Pilot Rock
A. H. Sunderman
Mr. Sunderman
Meadow Creek
McKay Creek Farm Sold to James Anthony of Denver
Co P Koontz has sold 160 acres on Little McKay creek to James Anthony of Denver. He will relocate his family and reside there at once. The transfer was made by E T Wade for a consideration of 3300 dollars.
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McKay Creek Farm
P. Koontz
Little
McKay Creek
James Anthony
Denver
E. T. Wade
Suit for Potatoes Seeks 156 Dollars From Myers
D A Peebler sues M E Myers in circuit court through Carter and Raley alleging Myers owes 156 dollars for 100 sacks of Peebler potatoes used by the defendant. The suit seeks 150 dollars in value plus 6 dollars in interest and costs.
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M. E. Myers
Circuit Court
D. A. Peebler
Carter & Raley
Peebler
Sunderman Child Ill With Bronchitis This Week
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Sunderman is ill with bronchitis this week. He has been quite sick but shows improvement today.
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Mra
A. H. Sunderman
Fire department and hospital to aid A-Y-P exposition
A fully equipped fire department and a model emergency hospital will be installed on the exposition grounds to assist operations during the construction period.
Station Platform Upgrades With Underground Wires lighting
Wires will be laid underground along the station platform and decorative lamp posts erected in place of existing fixtures. Numerous lights will illuminate the platform and grounds during train hours, enhancing visibility and safety around the station.
Fifty Colonists Transferred to Spokane Branch Today
Fifty colonists moved from the main line of the O. R. & N. to the Spokane branch this morning. They are largely settler families likely to stay, well off, with locations chosen already through prior visits or recommendations. Several were bound for eastern Washington points.
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Spokane
Washington
Wallan Walla Fair Opens With Large Crowd and Promising Racing
J. H. Conner of the O. R. & N. road master department arrived from Walla Walla to oversee fair business. He reports the Walla Walla fair began yesterday with large attendance and forecasts an excellent week of racing and events.
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Wallan Walla Fair
J. H. Conner
Walla Walla
Walla Walla Fair
Pinesalve Carbolized Poultice for Inflammation Relief
An old ad notes Pinesalve Carbolized acts as a poultice drawing out inflammation and poison. It is antiseptic for cuts burns eczema cracked hands providing immediate relief. Sold by A. C. Koeppens Bros.
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A. C. Koeppens Bros
The Cold Start Warning Prompt Text
The text urges immediate action at the first signs of trouble. It stresses that delaying can lead to a deeper problem and longer recovery, warning that each hour wasted may extend distress and delay relief. Take prompt steps now to prevent worsening conditions.
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Commercial National Bank
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