City Briefs From Pendleton A Busy Local Page
Pendleton area notices list shop openings and repairs from Hamley’s to Teutach’s Department Store. Public receptions at the Christian church honor Head Consul Lab and Leathers Transfer Co offers five days free storage. Local colleges advertise courses and boarding. alfalfa hay for sale and rooms for rent appear among commercial notices and staffing ads.
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Humane Hornew
Hamsey's Gormely
Court Street
Pendleton
Howton
Tetulech’s
Thavire
Hotel St. Ywoorre
Jackson Street
Greenwald& Headstrom
Teutach's
Bhdta
Greenwald & Headstrom
Teutach’s
Scalp ,Peciniele
Champourne
Penland Brown Lodge
Over Tallman & Co
Leathers Transfer Company
Gritmans Chair
Black
Donaldson's
Rader
Hader
Hamley
Hamley's
Kowton
Donaldwan's
Gormely's
Iiler
Craghead & Hoyn
Athena
Pendleton Business College
Purtien
Sentes
BE. T. Wardle & Son
Tain
Houwekerplog
Aditows P.O
East Oregonian
Bamber
Anuunciation
Pollum
Tommy Atkins
Mra
Rose Campbell
L L. Boak
Woodmen of the World
The
Christian Church
Portland
State Historical Society
Buree
State University
Fay Bartholomew
Lee Street
Mason's
Manefield
Cashing Checks by The First National Bank Pendleton
The First National Bank Pendleton Oregon states that if a check is drawn on another bank it need not be presented to that bank. They will handle the collection without risk, cash drafts from any city in the United States or Canada and handle items on any city in the world.
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M. B. McMinn
Pendleton
Inland Telephone Co
Bitercredk
Hepatr
Echo
John Day
Oregon
Corner Seventh
Huck Atreets
Portland
Pacific Coast
United States
Canada
First National Bank
California Fig Ae Co
Californian Fig Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup Co
Teed Divorce Sought Over Habits and Conduct
Rubin Augusta Teed sues Alana A. Teed for divorce claiming habitual drunkenness and failure to support the family. The couple wed at a prior date in a small town, with the petition citing disruption of marital duties and prospects of remarriage.
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Rubin Augusta Teed
Alana A. ‘Teed
Suot
Cherwie
Ol Faux
Vane
City guests and travelers drop in from many towns
Walla Walla visitors Ieane Hagen from Erigeon and T. Sampoon from Portland arrive briefly. Meacham’s J. W. Kimbrell surveys from Meacham to Milton, while Pendleton official Circuit Judge Robert Eakin heads to meet Pendleton academy trustees. Notables include Mayor Matlock returning from Portland and W. H. Hawley from North Yakima visiting for a few days. Trade moves with Birkeet and Holdman area listings. Seeding progresses in Holdman district.
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Freese
Walla Walla
Ieane Hagen
Erigeon
Gillanders
Meacham
T. J. Kirk
Athena
Ti Sampoon
Portland
EK .Nelson
Weaton
A. L. Richardson
la Grande
J. W. Sullivan
W. H. Hawley
Elf
North Yakima
A. BE Dickson
Pomeroy, Wash
Mike Ethel Hayes
J. A Horie Jett
Nacogari
Mexico
Berle
Seattle
Chirtee Bartholomew
Ewine Brow
Pendleton
Teade
Hutter Creek
Hane Lorenzen
Holdman
Secret US agents sweep Seattle timber fraud probe
Rumors spread of a federal investigation led by US agents in Seattle into timber land frauds across Oregon and Washington. The inquiry, shrouded in secrecy, involves prominent citizens and hints at broader illegal timber deals and prosecutions ongoing for months.
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Ax United States Special Aente
Seattle
Seattle Newa
Oregon
Washington
Will Irrigate Thon Boon of Consulting Engineers favor Washington Projects
The reclamation service engineering corps recommends two Washington irrigation schemes, the Teton and Okatezan. The Teton project would reclaim about 24,000 acres in the Yakima valley by diverting Teton river floodwaters, with limited alternative conveyances. Government work would include a long tunnel and headwater diversions to supply water from tributaries.
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Boon
Washington
Reclimation Service
Teton
Okatezan
Unilon
Yakina Valley
Teton River
North Yakima Land Reclamation Draws County Hope
Visionaries unveil a scheme to reclaim lands west of North Yakima at 1600 to 2000 feet elevation. Local people express great elation at the prospect of adding thousands of acres of productive land to the county's wealth.
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North
Yakima
Wheat Market Off In Chicago Flurry Causes Local Quiet
Reported flurry in Chicago wheat futures leads local buyers to suspend further orders. Advices indicate Chicago market fell and prices likely declined, prompting caution in the local wheat trade.
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Chicago
Freewater Men Indicted For Violating Sooner Option Law
In the eolicuit court today District Attorney Phelpy filed information against George Ireland and J. K. Kel ly of Freewater on the charge of violating the soon option law. The two men are said to be here and to be understood they will appear in court this Afternoon and plead golly to the charges.
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Freewater
Eolicuit
Allorney Phelpy
George Ireland
J. K. Kelly
Attachment proceedings against F Hargrove for $190
Ao Ash through McCourt and Phelps began attachment against F Hargrove to collect $190 owed to the plaintiff. T D Rockwell, chairman of the Waynington tax commission, turned over to the state treasurer the sum $19,290.69, inheritance tax from the Seatth estate. Payments listed include Dexter Horton estate $9495.18, Elizabeth A Stacey estate $2200.42, Charlen A Gibb estate £147.28.
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Ao Ash
McCourt & Phelps
Tan
F. Hargrove
T. D. Rockwell
Wratington Tax Commission
Seatth
Dexter
Horton
Ellaabeth
Stacey
Charen A. Gibb
Post Office notes Chicago misspelt by foreigners
The Post Office claims Chicago is the word most frequently misspelled by foreigners, with reported spellings in 189 different ways. Examples include Ziexasa, Jiagja, Hipaho, Jagiga, Scheechacho, His iteo, Chachiche, and Stichbaie.
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Chicago
Pioneer of Weston Louis Standfield
Weston News items note Louis Standfield a Weston pioneer funeral rites held at the Methodist church. George Young leaves for Franklin county Washington to seek a homestead. Mrs W H Crayne and daughter Bethene visit old friends. Evert Wishard visits family then returns with wife to Connal. Lillian Mitchell returns from Walla Walla health poor to mountain ranch. Gilbert Baker leaves for Salt Lake City for a new position. Charlie Standfield returns to Cunningham after the funeral. Wilbur and Margaret Woods travel to Walla Walla valley. Mira M Woods visits her twins Arent and Wilbur from western state. Capital News cites state land board controversy and a plan to advertise future lands for lease.
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Weston
George Young
Franklin County
Wash
W. H. Crayne
Bethene
Evert Wishard
Connal
Lillian Mitchell
Walla Walla
Mounain Ranch
Louis Standfield
Methodist
Payne S Colating
Inet
Gilbert Baker
Salt Lake City
Prenwh
Charlies Standfeld
Cunningham, Wash
Wilbur Woods
Margaret Woods
Walla Walla Valley
Mira M. Woods
Arent
Wilbur
Sheep and Cattle Sales At Penland Land & Livestock
Penland Land and Livestock completed this week winter clean up sales to O E Farnworth 1900 breeding ewes to M and Corrigall 1700 mixed lambs at 235 per head to Union Meat Co 1900 head mutton sheep averaging 96 pounds not 113 cents per pound to John McCarty 70 fodders at 275 per head and 50 head beef cattle at 3 cents per pound Heppner Garotte.
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Penland Land & Livestock Company
Umal
O. E .Farneworth
M. & Corrigall
Union Meat Company
John McCarty
Heppner Garotte
Notice on accounts and appropriations noted
Billa for goods bought since October 23 will not be due until December 1. We will be pleased to continue all the accounts of Younger & Son. Gray Bros Grocery Co. It is stated that Secretary Tott will not recommend appropriations for either the deepening of the Columbia bar channel or for the Celilo canal.
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Billa
Younger & Son
Gray Bros Grocery Co
Tott
Columbia Bar Channel
Celilo Canal
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Rita
Teutsch
U. C. Tuider
Nafsed
C. Nader
C Hamiey
Carpeta
Campbell
Mre Campbell
Comsul Mok
Louis Hunziker
Main Street
Koeppens
Price
Wishington
Ash-I Hargrove
the Wh
Capital News
Estate Land Board
Fremont County
Gooding
Boise Capital News
Hawkes
Hawkes Cut Glass
Winslow Bros
St Tee
Ranohoon Pook Dee
Bette Gerner
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