Local ads reflect Oak Wood Oregon Lumber and Pastime pictures
Multiple notices advertise Oregon Lumber Yard oak wood, cheap second hand organ, Rock Springs vent, and haywood for sale. Henry Kopittke listed with several contact numbers for wood, fuel, and services. The Pastime theatre promotes more moving pictures than any other theatre in the city. Rentals include furnished and unfurnished housing, office space, and a hotel in Pilot Rock. transportation via automobile and stage to Lehman Springs. Also listings for feed and chop mill, and a request for two young women for quick earnings.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Sharon & Exisdings
Henry Kopittke
Rock Springs
Henry Koplitzke
Lehman Springs
Pendleton Auto A
East Bluff Street
Bluff Street
East Oregonian
Main Street
Edgar C. Jay
Clarence A. Partlow
Garden 8&T
Mia
F. Myers
Helix
Oregon
Kelsay
South Thompson Street
Mark Moorhouse
Court Street
Pilot Rock
City Hotel
Regon
A Fine Show at the Pastime
The Pastime presents top pictures this week headlined by The Leopard Queen from Selig and Wonders of Nature featuring Idaho falls. The three features are praised as the best yet shown in the city and will run through Friday.
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Selig
Idaho
West
Wenatchee Eyes Civil League to Fight Blind Pigs
With Wenatchee becoming a dry town after the local option, dry supporters plan to form the Civil League to raid any blind pig operations that may arise after saloons close. The effort follows a campaign by business leaders who argued that post closing whiskey sales could breed crime and that the league will help enforce the law. The council actions remain uncertain as saloon licenses lapse on September 10, September 17, and October 1, limiting 90 day notices.
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Wenatchee
Civil League
Whiten
La Grande Boy Wins Honors in Ireland
Willie Peare of La Grande high school, now touring Ireland, won two events at Mullinahone Cycling and Athletic grounds under Gaerle Athletic association on August 15. He captured the half mile and high hurdles after a handicap adjustment, defeating 64 entrants as he wore the American flag.
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la Grande
Willie Peare
la Grande High School
Ireland
Mullinahone
Gaerle
Peare
Oskaboag Judge Upholds Marengo Mayor Ouster Law
Des Moines based Judge Byron Presto ruled in Marengo that officials may be removed for intoxication, sustaining the Cosson statute as constitutional. Mayor A M Henderson contends he was never intoxicated on duty, but the court held a mayor is always on duty and subject to removal under the act.
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Des Moines
Ilowa
Byron Presto
Oskaboag
A. M. Henderson
Marengo
Henderson
Preston
Toto
Busy Pendleton Visitors From Across the Northwest
A string of residents and guests pass through Pendleton and nearby towns on brief visits and business trips. Mrs. H Grady from La Grande, George Dodge of Barnhart, Nelson Webber of Albany, and A E Shaw of Barnhart are noted for short stays and local errands. Others include Mrs Harry Dupuis from Pasco, W J Furniah heading to Wenaha, Mrs W A Stokehig from Long Beach, and D Teel from Echo. Local figures such as J K Dickson, L L Sharon, and F P Perham travel for legal, business, and family reasons, with multiple stops at Wenaha springs, Seattle, Portland, and the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady
la Grande
George Dodge
Barnhart
Pendleton
Nelson Webber
Albany
Harry Dupuis
Pasco
A. E. Shaw
Long Beach
D. Teel
Echo
Leon Cohen
Wengha Springs
J. M. Royer
Ruth Royer
Pilot Rock
County Star
William Hanscom
Hanscom
Portland
KE. L. Smith
Coast
Ernest Temple
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Beasle McFillin
Campbell
Henry Hill
Starkey Prairie
J. E. Montgomery
Puget Sound Warehouse Company
Walla Walla
John Bentley
Heppner
T. W. Ayers
Peter Rudio
Walter Pierce
Hot Lake
F. T. George
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Telegraphers Union Seeks Wireless Organizing Branch
J Konenkamp, president of the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America, calls wireless telegraph operators to form a subordinate branch under the union. The appeal notes pioneers of the wireless era and offers a path within the revised 1908 constitution, enabling wireless operators to join as a separate division.
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New York
J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America
Morse
Dissolution of Depew and Newkirk Farming Partnership
Holdman Oregon August 20 1903 notice that the farming partnership of C M Depew E H Depew and Jas Newkirk doing business as Depew and Newkirk at the Thos Kerr ranch Holdman Oregon is dissolved by mutual consent C M Depew and E H Depew assume all debts and will continue the business at the same location Presented dated August 20 1909 signed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdman, Ore
C. M. Depew
E. H. Depew
Jas. Newkirk
Depew & Newkirk
Kerr
Holdman
Oregon
Sald Partnership
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Rock Spring
Germiles A
Koeppen’s
LA Grande Boy
EIN Ireland
Jolly
Tom Vaughan
Jerry DeSpain
T. S. McKinney
Weston
John Rust
Butter Creek
C. W. Flickinger
Walla Walli
William M. Kinney
Royal Sawtell
Wenaha Springs
Mix
Helen Cranston
N. Berkeley
Id Kirkpatrick
Mre
A. B. Noble
Henry Barrett
Athena
W. 5
Carper
Tallman & Co
State
Washington
Mra Wood Paslay
L. A.gateb
Cleaver
Western Land & Irrigation Company
J. K. Dickson
Tekeland
L. L. Sharon
Frank Hardman
W. F. Matlock
Ayers
James King
Vandusen
Charles Rushmore
Post Falls
I. G. Atherton
Dayton
Misa Grace Dorothy
P. Strain
Milton
F. FP
Perham
McKay Creek
West Court Street
Fred Ross
Edith Epple
JF. M. Ghormley
Powatka
Wallowa County
Umatilla
Jeanette Manaese
San Francisco
J. A. McLoughlin
Gurdane
Nate Raines
Wallace Biakeslee
Waterbury
Conn
C. K. Cranston
Tacoma
C. W. Smith
Columbia Bridge Building Company
Anna Selkirk Norton
J. P. Winter
Lowell & Winter
St Paul
Middle West
Margaret Johnson
Hazel Hamblen
Ince
Whitworth College
Telegrapher's Union
Wireless
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta. Ga
THE
Columbia Bar
Stahl
Herman Peters
U.S. Government
Snake River Valley
Big Lost River
Arco
C. B. Hustt
Colonization Department
Boise, Idaho
Beecham
Nature’s
East Oregonian Office
Roleys
Koeppen & Brothers
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