Fresh oysters and dry wood bargains in city brief
Local ads list fresh oysters at Hohbachs and dry wood from Minnis, with notices for rent, sale, and services. Bond Bros promotes Benjamin clothing, 10 percent off hats at Campbell Millinery, and various furnished rooms. Lost items and rewards appear for leather bill folder and brown purse. Guernsey’s Music offers phonograph records. Bowman photos handles inquiries.
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Paul Schneider
Nolin
Oregon
Benjamin
Bond Bros
East Oregonian
Bath
Biuff Street
Watch Chain
E. O
Fred Lockley
Bridge
Bowman Photo Studio
Guernsey
Corner Court
Cottonwood
Hand Painted China Shipment Open for Inspection
A shipment of fine Hand Painted China made in the United States awaits inspection and criticism. New goods arrive daily for viewing and critique at the showroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hungry River Destroys Missouri Farmland At Pace
Walter Williams estimates the Missouri river has ruined 60 000 acres of farm land in two years. With farms averaging 120 acres each, about 50 Missouri farms are disrupted annually. Land value averages 100 dollars per acre despite the river threat per Kansas City Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Williams
Missouri
Kansas City Journal
Paper Industry Threatened by Canadian Pulp Export Ban
The U S paper industry faces a threat as Canadian pulp and paper manufacturers seek government action to prohibit wood pulp exports. Without Canadian pulp, American mills may be forced to close or relocate operations to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Bond Bros Seeks Sult For Every Man In Umatilla County
In the East Oregonian notice Bond Bros promotes a broad sale target across Umatilla County. Local residents urged to watch for the ad to learn details about the offer and eligibility.
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Bond Bros
Umatilla County
Bargain Basement Opens at Teutsch Store with Crowd
Teutsch store launches Bargain Basement as a large modern clearance area under the building to sell surplus stock and broken lines ahead of holiday goods. Crowds patronized the opening, signaling strong early interest. The space will later transform into Toyland with Christmas stock.
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Teutsch
Battle of the Big Fellows in Oregon Idaho Tilt
In Portland on October 26 Multnomah field hosts the Idaho Oregon football clash amid misty skies and potential rain. Both squads rest at hotels awaiting dressing hour as Oregon fans parade with a brass band. Oregon is confident of victory and notes the Ducks appear slightly lighter but in fit condition.
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Portland
Ore
Multnomah
Oregon
Washington Street
Indiana House Speaker Indicted in Asphalt Robbery Case
Henry W. Marshall speaker of the Indiana House and president of Western Construction, charged with robbing the city in an asphalt deal. Indicted in Indianapolis on October 26.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Henry W. Marshall
House of Representatives of
Indiana
Western Construction Company
Asphalt — Trust
Local Notables and Visitors Gather in Dayton
Duncan trader Wilbur and Adams businessman Fred Blake visit the city on trading and business trips. Portland attorney H E Collier arrives for a brief visit. Mamie Rippey returns to Echo after a teachers institute. Walla Walla area movers include E W Konnsek now of Larmar Washington. M A Rader returns from Arlington geese hunting with 67 birds. Mrs Emmett Reese of Helix visits her parents on South Main. H Robinson moves from Meacham to McKay Creek. G Chamberlain travels from Athena to Twin Falls to manage land. Sheriff T D Taylor leaves for Athena to see his recovering brother. Mrs R M Dorothy and daughters Luke and Grace return from an east trip and Jamestown expo. Bert Whitman heads to Spokane then Seattle. O F Thomson and wife, Buttercreek pioneers, stay at Golden Rule hotel. John Nissen visits Hermiston dam, returns by O R & N. Clergy note: Rev W L Van Nuys, Rev J M Corneliton, and Rev Levi Johnson return from Freewater after Pendleton presbytery adjournment. Rev J D Lewellen set to hold quarterly conference in Dayton with talks on Christian faith and optimism versus pessimism.
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Emmett Reese
Helix
Fred Raymond
South Main Street
R. M. Dorothy
Luke and
Grace
Jamestown Exposition
Pendleton
Westinghouse Receiver Petition Filed in San Francisco
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing filed a petition for a receiver in San Francisco linked to a Pittsburg case. Judge Morrow ordered T. H. Given H. S. A. Stewart and E. M. Herr to take charge of the local plant and its affairs. The document mirrors a Pittsburg bill of complaint naming Westinghouse and Athaba Steel company versus Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing.
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San Francisco
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
United States Court
Pittsburg
Morrow
T. H. Given
H. 8
A. Stewart
E. M. Herr
Westinghouse and Athaba Steel Company
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company
Harriman Declared Seen as Railroad King No More
New York and Washington report Harriman’s era as independent railroad king is ending. Directors meet next week to approve a holding company plan that would segregate securities, reducing his grip to Union Pacific alone. A formal order also schedules the Atlantic fleet’s December sail to the Pacific after a White House conference.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Amertoi
Kling
Harriman
Union Pacific
Pacific
Washington
Atlantic
Evans
Brownson
Metentf
Expansion Planned for La Grande Roundhouse
The La Grande Star reports a larger railroad roundhouse at La Grande will be doubled in size possibly adding a second house. The expansion could extend the current structure to shelter 61 locomotives. Construction is expected to start within six weeks after bids are awarded in a few days as per the East Oregonian.
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la Grande
la Grande Star
Bida
First Quarterly Conference Held at Local M E Church
The first quarterly conference of the M E church of this district will be held at the M E church in this city on Tuesday evening October 29.
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M. E. Church
M. E
Farmer Christian Blacksmith Killed in Hunting Accident
Christian Blacksmith a farmer was killed by the discharge of his own gun near Silverton Oregon on Monday while hunting several miles from his home.
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Christian
Silverton
Ore
Soften Sealskin and Hair Health Linked by Dandruff Remedy
The ad links the soft glossy feel of sealskin to healthy human hair, claiming dandruff causes hair trouble. Neobroy Herptelile is promoted as the only preparation deadly to the dandruff germ, with a scalp cure claimed to halt shedding and support hair growth. Available in two sizes at 60 cents and $1.00 from A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Seatskins
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Art Picture Exhibit at Pendleton Public Schools
Pendleton public schools announce an art picture exhibit and musical entertainment on October 31 and November 1 at armory hall on Court street to help frame beautiful pictures purchased by the city’s women's clubs. Field and Hawthorne schools with the high school present two shows daily at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. on October 31, and Lincoln and Washington schools with the high school present two shows daily at the same times on November 1. The public is invited to attend and patronize the event to support framing the costly pictures.
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Armory Hall
Court Street
Pendleton Public Schools
Women’s Clubs
Field
Hawthorne
Lincoln
Washington
Pub No 8
Pendleton
Emigration from Asia Minor rises despite Ottoman ban
Consul E L Harris at Smyrna notes large emigration from Asia Minor to the United States and Egypt. The Ottoman government bars departures unless a guaranty of return is given. Yet many peasants still depart by sailing to Greece then onward, seeking freedom to travel.
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Asia Minor
E. L. Harris
Smyrna
United States
Egypt
Greece
Death follows operation of Miss Ollie Perkins
Miss Ollie Perkins aged 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs H Perkins Freewater died yesterday at St Marys hospital Walla Walla after an operation performed two weeks earlier Blood poisoning set in after a brief hope of recovery authorities report the death in this local hospital scene
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Ollie Perkins
H. Perkins
Freewater
St. Mary's Hospital
Walla Walla
First Baptist Church Calls Members to 11 Oclock Service
All members are requested to attend Sunday morning at 11 oclock for business of importance. Do not miss this congregational gathering and call to address urgent church matters.
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First Baptist Church
Truth and Quality Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna
Truth and Quality appeal to the well informed in every walk of life and are essential to permanent success and creditable standing. It is not claimed to be the only remedy but one reason why it is best laxative is that it cleanses and relieves internal organs without debilitation or needing dose increases. It acts pleasantly and naturally and is approved by physicians and free from objectionable substances. For genuine benefits buy California Fig Syrup Co. product only, and at leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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Teutsch’s Dep't
Hohbach's
Minnis
Campbell Millinery
Stanaberg & Milne
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hall Tonle Co
Tallman & Co
Bond
East Webb Street
China
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler and
Optitian
Main St
Japan
Ise
Kochi
Koeppens
Teutsch's
Tdate
Indiana House of Representatives
Wilbur
Duncan
Fred Blake
Adams
H. BE. Collier
Buenness
Mamie Rippey
Echo
Teachers’ Institute
E. W. Konnsek
Larmar
Wash
M. A. Rader
Arlington
Bert Whitman
Assensor
Spokane
Seattle
J. D. Lewellen
South
Dayton
Westinghouse Receivers
California
The
DET Dol Passions
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Bergen
Pendleton Drug Co
Wwe
Iran
Pendleton Roller Mills
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