Sunny and new hats feature at local shops and roadhouse notices
City brief notices announce new sunniest items and hats at Withee's and Roosevelt's Roosvelt, fresh fruit at Martin's, Walkover shoes at Alexander's, and a sale at Teutsch's. Rentals and rooms for rent appear near West Court and at the East Oregonian building. Local grocers promise daily dairy and confections, with ads for clothing, jewelry, and a forthcoming Wheat shipment to Belo.
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Pendleton
Alexander
C. Rohrman
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Alexander's
Nelf
Kent
East Oregonian
Belo
Matam Alishing
Mendielon
Ty Alexander
Formaldehyde in milk prompts Spokane dairies probe
Spokane dairies face scrutiny after a state chemist reports preservative use in milk during Rupiel month. Of nearly all samples tested, two dairies used soda and one used formaldehyde. The remaining 23 dairies showed no preservatives.
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Spokane
Waeh
Sennit
Chomlar
Answer Filed Against Equitable Trade Company
An answer from Norther Securition enaiparny to the Oregon Start Line and Equitable Trade company was filed in the United States Kreilt court this morning. The case concerns preliminary injunctions and the proposed distribution plan, with the court prepared to review musterings of facts and motions.
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Norther Securition
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Martian
Pierce
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Mand Equitable Trade Company
United States
Kreilt
Chile
Jimaete
Anti gambling injunction halts 1908 board action
Judge Chitusxs issues sweeping injunction halting the Chicago board of trade firm actions tied to short selling in the city corner of 1908. The president is enjoined from enforcing the scheme while $460,000 tied up in margins is released. Short sellers owe one basis of the normal price. Mayors two centuries ago noted in Blele field. A tomb inscription reads of Jo hannes Burggreve’s election as burgomasiier seen as his greatest misfortune. Christian societies circulate Bibles amid Japanese soldiers at the front.
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Chicago
Chitusxs
Blelefield
Germany
Johannes Burggreve
Pendleton visitors and residents noted in local column
Miss Grace Ray of Weston visited In Pendleton last night. Frank Spike Echo stockman is in town today. A P Noblitt editor Freewater Times is In town today. Miss Grace Gillam Principal Pilot Rock school is Pendleton today. City Marshal M F Carney returns from Meacham station tomorrow. Mr B B Hall and family back from Weston. Dale Preston of Athena in Pendleton last night. Preston Parton mills manager in Pendleton. O G Chamberlain and son Orange C A Barrett John Froome Frank Miller B F Ogle of Athena Pendleton visitors. Mrs T M Keller and daughter Nellie leave Monday for Minneapolis for a month. Zoeth Houser ex U S marshal passed through city en route to Copperopolis property. Senator and Mrs Walter Pierce in the city today leaving for Pendleton tonight then Mr Pierce to San Francisco Knight Templar Conclave.
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Pendleton
Frank Spike
Echo Stockman
A. P. Noblitt
Freewater Times
Grace Gillam
Pilot Rock School
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Tomorow
Meacham Station
B. B. Hall
Dale Preston
Athena
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Preston-Parton Mills
T. M. Keller
Nellie
Seave
Minneapolis
Mrs
Walter Pierce
City
Mr. Pierce
San Francisco
Knight Templar
la Grande
Southeast Oregon Development League meeting in Baker City
Attendance ran high as the Southeastern Oregon convention of the Oregon Development League opened in Baker City with a Huntington delegation led by Colonel J. H. Allen arriving to pledge support. Notables from across the region traveled by rail to join a social and formal gathering at the station and share plans for advancing state development.
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Baker City
Southeastern Oregon
Oregon Development League
Huntington
J. H. Allen
Oregon
Sumpter Valley
W. M. Cake
Mulinomahounty
RL. Smith
Hood River
Oregin
H. Ek.dosel
May Register Again In Portland Registration Debate
Portland registration officials consider the legality of a second registration for the upcoming election under the direct primary law. County Clerk Fields notes open registration Sept 26 for those voting or moving since the last election, while Judge Wielkter says a second registration may not be accepted. An attorney general opinion may be sought but likely little help, as election matters face statewide disagreement.
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Portland
Fields
Tod
Judie Wielkter
My. Pieldk
Fide
Great Northern Surveyors Begin New Territorial Digs
Hoad River Sept 8. A party of Burveyora from Seaartle led by J F Blakemore crossed to the Washington side of the Columbia to Glenwood Western Kliicht tar County. They used pack horses for the Interior. James Langille reported the same surveying group at Olapis pass and another party moving west from Yakima country. The group is said to be in the employ of the Great Northern railway.
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Hill
Hoad River
Seaartle
J. F. Blakemore
Washington
Columbia
Glenwood
Kliichttar County
Ihwate
Northern Pacific
James Langille
McCoy Creek
Cowlitz
Olapis Pass
Yakima
Great Northern Railway
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Bereavement
The Shaw family expresses deep gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness after the bereavement of Mr and Mrs S G Shaw and Ralph Shaw. Also notes insurance quotes for life coverage and mentions Finland’s new governor general Obolenaki succeeding General Brobrikoff, killed by an assassin.
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Mont Elie
Pringe Obolenaki
Finland
Brobrikoff
Church Notices and Services Listed for Sunday
Local church listings show First Christian Church Sunility ponco! offers morning and evening services and a fourth sermon series on Revelation Rev KR L L Pusanbarger of Lexington Ky will preach. Congregational and M E churches resume after summer with sermons on The Sanctuary of God and New Courage for New Work. Union services planned with Epworth Leagues, Christian Endeavor and other denominations.
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First Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
KR Ll. Pusanbarger
Lexington
Brooks
Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
Olympic Games Close In St Louis Stadium Winds Down
The third and final program of the Olympic games closed with running events at the Stadium in St Louis. The sport began at 2 30 this afternoon. The East leads with 90 points, West 74, with foreign athletes at 16 and unattached competitors at 11.
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St. Louis
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