Harvest Nears End In Milton Area
Milton notes harvest nearly finished with only light threshing left. W L Haul, North Fork rancher, injured in fall from a grain stack, suffers a fractured collar bone and three ribs but is not considered in danger. Grandma Armstrong improves from typhoid. N A Davis returns from New York after Mexican National Sugar Refining board meeting.
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Milton
N. A
Davis
New York
Mexican National Sugar Refining Company
W. L. Haul
North Fork
New Bridge at Pilot Rock In Near Future
County Judge Gilliland toured Pilot Rock inspecting storm repairs to bridges and roads. He announced plans for a new bridge at Pilot Rock soon while noting minimal damage to alfalfa. The report also mentions Dr Davis of Portland visiting for business and many campers returning to town as barley and wheat move to the warehouse. The item ends with an advertisement for Hickory Bark Cough Remedy from Dunkard descendants of Western Pennsylvania.
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Pilot Rock
Gilliland
Pivot Rock
Ss. J. Davis
Portland
Pennsylvania
New Records At Guernsey Music Store
Guernsey Music Store at Court and Cottonwood reports new September Edison and Victor talking machine records arriving for sale.
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Guernsey
Corner Court
Cottonwood Streets
Edison
Victor
Wanted draftsman or boy with drawing lessons
Fragmentary notice mixes a job ad with a murder report. It mentions T F Howard Pendleton Oregon seeking a draftsman or drawing student. The second item reports the body of Gertrude Hicks found in a Paris Illinois cornfield with throat cut after a quarrel with husband Wilson Hicks. Hicks urged to appear. no clear date.
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T. F. Howard
Despain Block
Pendleton
Oregon
Gertrude Hicks
Wilson Hicks
Paris
Colonist Rates to Pendleton from U S Cities 1907
The colonist rates from the east to Pendleton run September 1 to October 31, 1907. From Kansas City St Joseph Leavenworth Atchison Council Bluffs Omaha Sioux City St Paul Duluth Minneapolis Winnipeg to Pendleton the fare is 22.5 cents. From Des Moines 26 560 St Louis 27.50 Chicago 39.50 New York City 47.50 Detroit 27.00 Cleveland 37.25 Memphis 25.00 Louisville 29 40 Pittburgh 38 56 Send this list to friends in the east and urge them to stop at Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Atchison
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Paul
Duluth
Minneapolis
Winnepeg
Des Moines
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Chicago
Memphis
Louieville
Pittenburg
New York City
Detroit
Cleveland
Enat
Hotel Arrivals List From Multiple Cities
A long hotel arrival roster shows guests staying at Hotel St. George and Hotel Pendleton. Names include Roy Lawrence, L. R. Lucas, J. Mills and wife, H. F. Johnson, J. F. Stover, M. E. Hughes Bojse, Caroline Comstock, J. B. Bassett, Pauline Lederle, E. H. Burke, G. T. Coyne, George N. Weat, and many others from Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Walla Walla, Baker City, La Grande, and beyond. The ledger notes destinations such as The Dalles, Hermiston, Pendleton, and Elside, with assorted municipalities and firms.
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Hotel
St. George
Roy Lawrence
Seatile
L. R. Lucas
Wallace
G. A Shellenburg
Payette
M. E. Hughes Bojse
George T. Coyne
Portland
W T. Shiney
John D. Issaca
Esty
A. C. Hampton
the Dalles
J. Mills
Heppner
H. F. Johnson
Hermiston
A. T. Johnson
F. B. Coribe
J. SN. Montague
Dallas
Edgar L. Forest
City
Mra
Ines
TY. Wright
Walla Walla
F. E. Sisson and Daughter
Pueblo
J. B. Bassett
W. 8. Davin
Montrose
Roy Saxton
Jess Mullin
Nelson
J. A. Allison
W. J. Collins
Albert Stomason
Hotel Pendleton
Pauline Lederle
la Grande
Harry Lang
A. Hellows
E. H. Burke
A. J. Kingsley
H. F. Patterson
New York
L. M. Wade
San Francisco
E. C. Casé
Seattle
D. Vance
Edith Harmer
Custer
Joe Langford
Spokane
Euee Wright
W. Sedro
Thomas Nester
P. L. Shepard
E. D. Trumbull
E. Hogan
Eftiso
J. D. Templeton
Merchants Arrange Free Train Service for Six Weeks
Businessmen organized a trial Saturday train from Cove to Union and back for six weeks to boost trade. The Commercial club took over, a subscription paper was started, the Bee helped raise funds, and the first train runs Saturday, August 31.
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Cove
Union
Commercial Club
Bee
Union Republican
What Is the English Throne and Its Symbolic Role
The piece argues that in most nations the throne is a symbol rather than a physical seat. It questions Westminster Abbey’s stone chair and Westminster coronations, noting the king’s ceremonial chair at Windsor and Buckingham Palace receptions as symbols rather than power.
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Westminster Abbey
House of Lords
Buckingham Palace
Windsor
Topeka DA to be named special U S district attorney
General news item reports Harry J. Bone of Topeka, then United States district attorney, to be named a special United States district attorney with ongoing work in land fraud cases in the northwest. It also covers a series of disparate incidents from fires in Oklahoma City, a Maynard balloon misadventure in Massachusetts, a child injured by a rifle in Aberdeen, and various local notices.
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Harry J. Bone
Topeka
United States
Hest
Northwest
Walter
Sadie Ward
Lilian Raye
Vergle Wallace
Fast Grand Avenue
Oklahoma City
Roosevelt
Garfield
Arizona
New Mexico
Lowell
Masa
Harry M. Maynard
Maynard
Lynn
Stafford Balloon Club
Boston
Aberdeen
Wash
W. H. Nulf
Witthe
Dent
City
Lmits
St. Louis
General U. S Grant
General Grant
Chester Thompson
George Emory
King County
Wauh
Billie
Tacoma
Oporto
Portugal
Elgin
Hillyard, Wash
B. B. Stockwell
Nicholas
Alexander
St. Petersburg
Earthquake Enriches Harbor Town Ouroun Ada
A rug dealer notes the town Ouroun-Ada on the Casplan sea gained wealth after an earthquake. The harbor became deep enough to float the largest ships, boosting population and riches severalfold since the event. The town serves as the terminus of the Trangcasplan and Sa markand railway.
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Ouroun-Ada
Casplan
Samarkand
Ousoun-Ada
How Tommy Helped
A dialogue between a minister and Tommy reveals Tommy’s help to his mother yesterday. He describes finishing the washing early after their lunch, stating he took their meal earlier so the chores could proceed.
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Tommy
Abe
Powers of a Child Mimicry Noted by Hostess and Gentleman
In a brief exchange cited from the Chicago Record-Herald a hostess asks if her son has marvelous powers as a mimic. A gentleman overheard near the scene says the boy might imitate a gentleman effectively with practice. The remarks illustrate how even small matters can disturb us.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Horses and Harness for Sale Near O. R. & N. Depot
Nine horses and harness offered for sale at low price. Must depart for Italy immediately. Sale location near the O. R. and N. depot with daily showings by Joe Adam.
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Italy
Joe Adam
For Rent Cottage on Bluff Street Inquiries
Classified note offers a cottage with bath and hot and cold water for rent at 100 B Bluff Street. Also promotes Fresh Fruits and Vegetables and the Peoples Warehouse with a grocery department in the basement, highlighting trade value.
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Bluff Street
Peoples Warehouse
Grocery Department
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