War on weeds and dirt proclaimed in Pendleton
City officials led by City Attorney J Roy Raley and Street Commissioner Stansberry declare total war on weeds and rubbish before Pendleton residences. Property owners must clear fronts or the city will do it at the owner’s expense. Ordinance is strict and enforceable before the district fair and Round-up crowds arrive. sidewalk upgrades urged before fair week. Main and Court streets already notified for repairs. We st Alta area to be notified next, followed by the rest of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
J. Roy Raley
Stansberry
Main
Court
Weat Alta
Special Offer No 12 From American Supply Co
Portland firm promotes a ladies line with easy refined work and fast selling women’s specialties. Sent free to you, order today for Special offer No. 12 from American Supply Co. 365 Third St. Portland, Ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Supply CO
Third St
Portland
Ore
Crisis in Paris horseflesh trade driven by import duties
Paris faces a rising crisis as watchful horseflesh consumption grows while import duties on horses drive prices. With 200000 horses slaughtered annually in France, Paris hosts about 500 shops selling horsemeat yet demand outpaces supply. Officials consider suspending duties to ease prices for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
General Syndicate of the Horse Industry
Syndical Chamber of Horse Butchers of
Seine
Minister of Agriculture
Hibernians Open Annual Far Rockaway Session
New York state members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians meet at Far Rockaway for a three day annual session beginning today with plans for statewide activities and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Far Rockaway
Photo Engravers Meet in Louisville Starts
Louisville hosts the International Photo Engravers Union of North America for a five day series beginning today September 6. Delegates from across the country gather to discuss trade matters, standards, and industry developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Photo Engravers
Louisville, Ky
International Photo Engravers’ Union of North America
Stains That Won’t Come Out Hidden by Dyeing Tactics
A brief note discusses concealing persistent stains by dyeing as many fabrics as possible. It outlines a simple approach suitable for home use, emphasizing caution with color fastness and fabric compatibility.
Weather and Local Updates From Pendleton
Official weather report notes a high of 71 and low of 48. New concrete walks are being laid in front of J. W. Privett and Dr. W. H. Lytle residences on West Court street. Mrs. Anna Z. Crayne, dean of Women at Oregon Agricultural College, is visiting Pendleton today. Marriage licenses issued include Kenneth K. Kimne and Clanche L. Williams. John B. Turner and Bertha Crisswill. Roscoe Perry and Flora Pratt.
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J. W. Privett
Dr. W. H. Lytle
West Court Street
Crayne
Anna Z. Crayne
Koontz Hall
Pendleton Academy
Pendleton
Oregon Agricultural College
Kenneth K. Kimne
Walla Walla
Clanche L. Williams
This County
John B. Turner
American Fails
Idaho
Bertha Crisswill
Dayton
Washington
Roscoe Perry
Flora Pratt
Civil Service Exams Set for Local Staff Roles
Lester Cronin, local secretary of the civil service commission, has been notified to hold examinations to recruit printers assistants in wireless telephony trained nurses and physicians. Examinations will be at the Pendleton post office with salaries from 450 to 1250 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Cronin
Civil Service Commission
Pendleton
Commercial Club Meets Tonight
The regular meeting of the Commercial association is held in the club building parlors this evening. This is the September meeting with important business to transact. President Thompson desires full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
The
Commercial Association
Thompson
Boy Shoots Off Toe In Accident
Linn Jordan, son of Fred Jordan, mourns a missing toe after a loaded 22 rifle discharged while he handled it. The incident left the end of his right great toe torn away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn Jordan
Fred Jordan
Banquet Music Arrangements for Umatilla Project Visit
Maurice D Scroggs of Hermiston conferred with United Orchestra manager today about music for tomorrow evening’s banquet honoring the board of army engineers. They plan to provide music for the inspection of the proposed extension of the Umatilla project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice D. Scroggs
Hermiston
United Orchestra
Board of Army Engineers
Umatilla
Teutsch Receives Assistance for Growing Insurance Agency
Lee Teutsch of Pacific Mutual Insurance is aided due to rapid business growth. W. T. Barr from Phoenix general agency has been sent to Pendleton to assist and will stay indefinitely. Barr is regarded as one of the largest figures in the company’s field.
Chauffeur Harold Smith Injures Arm at Work
Harold Smith, Stan field driv er for Dr Henry Waldo Coe, fractured his wrist while cranking a machine this morning. He traveled to Pendleton for an X ray to determine the break. Registration remains below normal with six days left and about two thousand voters yet to sign up in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smith
Stanfield
Henry Waldo Coe
Pendleton
Fire Damages Household Goods for Maxwell Family
Mrs. Fannie Maxwell and her daughter arrived from Fugene to find their household goods sent ahead had been ruined by a warehouse fire at the O. R. & S. N. freight warehouse Saturday night. They plan to live in Pendleton for the winter and perhaps longer. Miss Maxwell has been elected to a position in the city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Maxwell
O. Ro & SN
Pendleton
El Parr Held on Reservation Liquor Charge
El Parr occupies a county jail cell on a charge of taking liquor on the reservation. The complaint sworn by Major Swartzlander names Luke Minthorne Joe Allen and Andrew Allen as witnesses. Parr was examined by Commissioner Vida Johnston after a moon and bond set at 1000. He is remanded to fall until September 15 for the preliminary hearing. Deputy Leonard Beeker made the arrest.
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el Parr
Ugner
Major Swartzlander
Luke Minthorne
Joe Allen
Andrew Allen
Parr
United States
Vida Johnston
Almed States
Nine States
Maraie
Leonard Beeker
Pitts shore pool promoters ordered to quit by police
Chief of Police William White orders the promoters of baseball pools to quit business in Pittshore department stores amid strong clerical displeasure and widespread pools paying workers 16 to 28 dollars weekly. Berkshire papers note many pools and White vows to break them up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moassiehnselis Pollen
Pittshore
Becauve
William Ww. White
Berkshire
Nviite
Pittsfield mall club nets $300 from three league wins
The past describe Pittsfield as a money spot with a girl at a local department store winning $300 this week on three winning teams across the National American and Connecticut leagues. Police orders target ticket holders and promoters while many officers are in pools.
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Pittsfield
Matlock Smiling Club Forms In London
London reports the Matlock Smiling club opens with members sworn to smile in all moods especially when men swear. Founder Mr Crone leads rituals costing one shilling with initiations, a salute, and a left arm signal to greet others. Funds aid seaside holidays for city children, totaling over 3300 in 1910.
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London
Matlock
Matlock Hydros
England
Society of Smiles
Crone
Coos County Apple Crop Believed Large This Year
County Inspector Hall Lewis reports a sizable Coos County apple crop with about 15 000 boxes from the Coos Bay district and 6 000 of those likely Gravensteins. Gravensteins praised for quality as growers push local labels and strict checks to keep diseased fruit off market. New York section notes a somnambulist death, Sallie Feig, age 29, found on a 74th Street sidewalk after falling from a roof.
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Marshfield
Coox County
P.M. Hall-Lewis
Coos Bay
Coquille Valley
California
Hall-Lewis
Coos County
San Jose
New York
Sallie Feig
East Seventy-fourth Street
Felg
Town Knights of Pythias meet in Des Moines session
Des Moines Iowa September 6 Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge opens in the city for a three day session with hundreds of delegates and visitors arriving in the morning. Sessions will also be held by the Pythian Sisters.
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Town
Knights of Pythias
Dee Moines
Lown Grand Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Jury List for September Term of Circuit Court
The September term jury roster lists 27 farmers and several tradespeople including one tailor, one merchant, one foundryman, and one carpenter. The term starts September 19 with grand jury assembly the week prior. Names, addresses, and occupations follow, featuring Pendleton and nearby towns such as Echo Freewater Hermiston Weston Helix Stanfield Adams and McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
A. F. May
Pendleton
Peter Medernach
Pendleton Mer
Wm. B. Hale
Carpenter
J. W. Stewart
Hermiston
Fred BE
Evans
Freewater
W. H. Skinner
Wm. McCormmach
Henry Peterson
Helix
Chas
Kennison
Stanfield
Wm. H. Evans
Pilot Rock
Ed G. Brehm
Weston
Robert E. Thom
Marion Stone Injury After Hobble Skirt Fall
New York report states Marion Stone, a teenage stage performer, is in critical condition after a fall on theater stairs while wearing a hobble skirt. She suffered a brain concussion and fractured skull, with the fall occurring late last night as she moved from her dressing room to the stairs. Her prospects for recovery are doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marion Stone
Miss Stone
Moving Picture Program Highlights Two Dramas and One Comedy
A Scots Highlands tale follows a girl leaving home to seek a musical career, facing parental opposition and a dying mother before returning as the father finds joy in later days. Also shown are Western frontier thriller Under Western Skies and the Pathe comedy Max Has to Change. Additional features include Song-Somebody Loves You Dear.
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Max
Pathe
Film notices for Biograph Lubin Pathe and Yokohama
A brief catalog of motion pictures including A Salutary Lesson and A Change of Heart from Biograph Lubin and Pathe. Also listed are The Latest Fashion in Skirts a hobble skirt satire and Fiftieth Anniversary in Yokohama Educational. The note urges seeing these titles to judge their impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe
Yokohama
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Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
Reims
Bourges
Kirschbaum
Workingmen’s Clothing CO
Pendleton Dye Works
East Alte @t
Newsy
Official Weather Report
Matlock Smile Club
London's New Oddity
Coos
California Fig Syrup Co
Roosevelt
Boston
Phillip Hinen
Harry Rogera
Echo
T. B. Simonton
Adams
Alex Hudson
Pearl Bowman Pendleton
J. K. Bott
A. Schiffier
Pearl T. Hales
Adama
George Jones
McKay
Adam Ruppe
Gil
Wodarn Coffectionery Co
Mire
Oregon
Relon
da A. E
Business College
School of Quality
Empire Business College
Berlin
Jack Webster
Court St
Shhoes
Main and Court Street
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