Attorney A. S. Newberry Practicing In Smith Crawford Building
A. S. Newberry, attorney at law, located in Room 25 of the Smith Crawford building.
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DRS
T. M. Henderson
Savings Bank Building
James A. Foe
Judd Building
Carter & Raley
Attorneys At Law
Lowell & Winter
Law
Despain Building
Peterson, Peterson & Wilson
Smith-Crawford Building
John H. Lawrey
Office Savings Bank
R. J. Slater
Association Block
S. A. Newberry
Dan P. Smythe
M'Court & Phelps
New Bridge Planned Over Clearwater River at Oro Fino
The Farmers' Bridge and Warehouse Company won county approval to cross the Clearwater River at Oro Fino. W. A. Curry P. H. Blake and James Holt organize the firm with L. McDonald as attorney. A Denver firm will build a bridge costing about 26000 dollars with a navigable draw, aiming for completion by February 1. The venture also plans printing publishing and merchandise operations, plus real estate and paper manufacture.
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Clearwater
Koochin
Farmers’ Bridge and Warehouse Company
Orofino
W. A. Curry
P. H. Blake
James Holt
L. McDonald
Lewinton
Denver
Lewiston Teller
Man and Wife Fined for Taking Coal
In Nampa police court this morning H Braker and his wife Bessie Bracket were found guilty of coal theft and each fined 21.50 and costs. Bracket, a former Salvation Army member, joins a police campaign as coal thief activity grows with winter. Local officers and the railroad face losses as thieves strike before cold months. Some say stealing coal from the railroad is not a crime if dealers can serve customers.
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Coul
H. Braker
Bessie Bracket
Bracket
Salvation Army
Davis-Jordan-Hogue Incorporation Announces Oregon Firm
The Davis-Jordan-Hogue company formed yesterday in La Grande with capital stock of 10600 and plans to operate a general wholesale and retail paper and stationery business in eastern Oregon. The announcement appears in the La Grande Observer. The new firm aims to serve newspapers, music buyers, and book concerns in the region.
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Oregon
Davis-Jordan-Hogue Company
Saya
la Grande Observer
Wheat crop at Roosevelt faces peril from river limits
About 1500 gacks of wheat are piled daily at the water edge awaiting river shipment. Farmers demand boat transport to deliver grain near the bank, but a sudden river rise threatens the supply. With one boat serving the river, arrangements may be needed with the north bank road for roughly 90,000 sacks to be shipped from that point.
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Roosevelt
North Bank
Boy Shot in Leg by Neighbor in Vineland
Wilson Herren, 13, son of Mrs. Laura Herren of Vineland, was shot in the right leg yesterday by J. Wright who lives on a small orchard tract in the southern Vineland area near the Snake River. Wright was arrested and brought to Lewiston. The charge is assault with intent to commit murder and a preliminary examination is expected. Wright says the boy stole his peaches per the Lewiston Tribune.
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Wilson Herren
Laura Herren
J. Wright
Vineland
Snake River
Wright
Lewiston
Largest train ever pulls from Condon yards
The Condon Globe reports the largest train ever leaving Condon yards on Thursday morning. The two cars of flour, six of wheat, and nine of cattle cars plus two passenger coaches form a 17 heavily loaded freight train. The local crew is efficient and will handle the wheat and other produce as if Condon were on the main line.
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Condon
Condon Globe
Thunder Mountain yields solid September mining results
September report from Thunder Mountain Mining and Milling shows 1436 tons milled at 4.91 dollars per ton. Fillings averaged 78 cents per ton, indicating an 84 percent saving. The bullion value of the month’s run totaled 5989.29 dollars.
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Thumder Mountain
Thunder Mountain Mining and Milling Company
Lightweights Clash in City for Title Bout at A C
Indianapolis boxing fans will witness a 10 round lightweight title bout at 133 pounds featuring Tommy Murphy of New York versus Packie McFarland of Chicago. McFarland is undefeated and Murphy is regarded among the division's best. Both have trained hard and appear ready for a fast, competitive fight.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis A. C
Tommy Murphy
New York
Packle McFarland
Chicago
McFarland
Murphy
Bottlers Gather for Nineteenth American Convention
One thousand bottlers from the American Bottlers Protection association converge in Denver for the nineteenth annual convention. Officers include John A. Blondell of Baltimore as president R B E Schoder of New York as secretary, and Henry L. Schmidt of Hoboken as treasurer. Delegates travel from across the United States to discuss bottle return enforcement.
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American Bottlers
Denver
Colo
American Bottlers' Protective Association
United States
John A. Blondell
Baltimore
Be, Schoder
New York
Henry L. Schmidt
Hoboken
General Booth Arrives in Minneapolis for Public Meeting
General William Booth commander of the Salvation Army arrived in Minneapolis amid enthusiastic greetings from Northwest and Canadian groups. A public meeting in the auditorium tonight will feature Governor Johnson presiding and many local leaders in attendance to welcome the venerable leader.
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Minneapolis
Minn
William Booth
Balgation
Northwest
Canada
Louisville Jockey Club Opens New Meeting at Churchill Downs
Racing at Churchill Downs Louisville on October 14 marks the opening of the new Louisville Jockey Club meeting. The 16 day event draws all prominent western racing stables and is expected to be highly successful.
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Churchill Downs
Louisville
Louisville Jockey Club
West
Pendleton Testimony Supports Dean's Kidney Pills
A Pendleton resident testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills improved years of kidney and back pain after using them for over two years. The ad notes the pills cost 60 cents and are sold by Foster-Milburn Co. at Buffalo, NY. Also announces excursion rates by the O R & N to the Walla Walla fair October 12 to 19 with half fare for children under 12 and tickets valid to October 21.
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Henry Williams
College Street
Pendleton
Ore
Dean
Pendeton Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Aole
United States
Walla Walla Fair
0. R. & N. Company
Cough Remedy Promises Pure Cure or Refund
An ad for The Hickory Bark Cough Remedy company of Balen Ore offers Hickory Bark Cough Remedy guaranteed pure and to cure coughs or money refunded. For sale by all druggists and first class dealers, Pendleton Drug.
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Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Company
Balen
Pendleton Drug
Scott
Pendleton Drug Company
A Sure Cure Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Sold Widely
An old advertisement touts Hickory Bark Cough Remedy as a reliable treatment for lung trouble coughs colds hoarseness and sore throat. Marketed as a pure cure sold by druggists and first class dealers nationwide via Pendleton Drug Co.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Greeks Plan National Union in New York News
In New York on October 16 a meeting initiated steps to form a national union of all Greek societies in the United States. The group aims to advance the general interests of about 260,000 Greeks nationwide.
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Greeks Plan Natiional Union
New York
United States
Sexine Pills Promised Cure for Sleep and Nerves
An advertisement for Sexine Pills by Pendleton Drug Company claims sleeplessness and foggy minds can be cured with a low-cost dose. It promises money-back if not effective and urges readers to buy locally without substitutions.
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Pendleton Drug Company
American Gas Institute Holds Second Annual Meeting in Washington
The American Gas Institute opened its second annual meeting at the New Willard hotel in Washington on October 16. President Walton Clark of Philadelphia led the session as topics include gas fore, operating expenses, franchise obligations, and related matters were set for discussion over a three day schedule.
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Washington, D. C
The
American Gas Institute
New Willard Hotel
Walton Clark
Philadelphia
Staten
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