Hats and shoes advertised at Roosevelt's and Teutsch's
Local brief listing shops like Roosevelt's and Teutsch's selling hats shoes and summer outfits. Other items include clothing cleaning services and notices for jobs, rentals, and fresh fruit daily. Advertisements mention Withee's cash registers Martins fruit and Stetson hats from John B Stetson.
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Withee’s
Martin's
Roosevelt's
Paddy
Rihorn & Nowlin
Baer & Daley
John B Stetson
Java
New Vehicle Brake Invented by Hood River Farmer
A farmer and veteran freighter near Hood River developed a simple automatic brake device for wagons. The contraption locks and unlocks the wheel with a glance, requiring no backward look by the operator, and is now marketed through the Kanke agency after visiting Pendleton.
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Sever
Bris Doloe
Teenater
Avex
Hood River
Pendleton
Kanke
Say Mister Je We Are Gelitiue in Mines to Make a Change
A garbled ad text urges not to buy a suit or overcoat until seeing Je with a plan to switch materials. It mentions a sale with lower prices and inducements, and references Sullivan & Bond as the source. The message is faded and difficult to interpret.
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Crouse & Brandegee
Sullivan & Bond
Ktemoyul
LeConte Sentenced to Three Years at Montana Penitentiary
LeConte, a professor at the Montana Penitentiary, was sentenced to three years for forgery after a prior erratic life wandering Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Utah. The Billings paper reports the ruling and LeConte’s precarious lifestyle since Pendleton days.
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LeConte
Sooty & Owenlouse
Billings
Henry LeGonute
Montana
LeConn
Pendleton
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Teachers Contracts Filed With County Superintendent
Teachers today filed contracts to teach with the county school superintendent. Mattie E. Hickman district 49 on Weston mountain three months. Sarah F Olmatead Umatilla nine months. Frances Gillam district 87 near Pilot Rock six months.
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Mattie E. Hickman
Weston Mountain
Sarah F Olmatead
Umatilla
Frances Gillam
Pilot Rock
Numerous Local Residents Travel For Fairs and Visits
Maple visits Athena. Rev. M. V. Howard returns from Spokane. Schempp couple depart for Hot Lake for 10 days. Mrs. Richmond ill since Saturday. Ernest Corby seriously ill with possible pneumonia. Mrs. Edwards returns from Milton visit. Pinkus of Echo home from hospital. DeVinney to San Francisco for LO F sovereign grand lodge. Cockburn travels to St. Louis World's Fair. Temple family and Mrs Simmons head to World’s Fair. Blegs family guests of Samuel Cole in Milton. return East soon. Bailey of Detroit joins Sullivan & Bond in new store. Judge Lowell and son go to Portland. son to Hill Military School. Nellie Eckersley returns to Pendleton to attend high school. Ethel and Stella Liewallen visit Portland and western Oregon. Gritman couple visiting then East to World’s Fair. Mabel Shephard to Ogden for Sacred Heart Academy. Ira Vainher to Spokane for annual recording. away about a month. Gilliam family’s Dorothy Gilliam’s illness prompts Portland trip. Minnie Oliver Rey and E E Henell visit Waltsto ure. Henel retires pastor. Desire Perard leaves for Spokane to enter Gonzaga. brother Albert recently graduated. Eight persons depart for World’s Fair. Perry Horweer, G W Beddow, Hendricks, Checkler, Cockburn, Heeger, Mulholland, Davie seen in city. They plan to return after attending St Louis fair.
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Maple
Athena
M. V. Howard
Spokane
F. X. Schempp
Hot Lake
Captain V. Richmond
Salvation Army
Ernest Corby
Jonathan Edwards
Stuart
Milton
A. P. Pink
J. GiNam
Porothy
Pilot Rock
Portland
Gilliam
Minnie Oliver Rey E. E. Henel
Presbyterian Church
Waltstowure
Peeteninay
G. W. Beddow
Shiong
Louie Fale
Echo Well Completed and Reservoir Under Way
Work on the Echo water project hastens as a well 20 feet deep provides clean supply while a 12 by 20 by 6 foot reservoir is built. The city will pay $5 monthly per hydrant for 50 years, totaling $50 monthly for city water. The system relies on the river water and a powered pump to prevent flooding during work.
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Echo
Woolen Mills Start Purpose and Early Operations
The woolen mills began operations this morning with a new scouring plot after a brief delay in its installation. Management will handle wool preparation from reuse to finished product, with carding starting tomorrow, spinning the next day, weaving next week, and immediate shipment of finished goods thereafter. Charles Blecard is now superintendent.
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Charles Blepard
Sauperin
Mill overhauled with new management and year round operation
George Hall from St Joseph Mo becomes boss weaver Joe Coffman from Albany Or new boss carder Arthur Workman and C A Shepard from Provo Utah take finishers posts The mill aims for year round operation with no annual vacation and no shutdown except for unavoidable causes such as accidents or fire
Court hearing set in Umatilla County case against rail line
A suit by the Onegai Railroad and Navigation Co. and Ax Basesxmient on property is scheduled for the state circuit court in Umatilla County next Tuesday morning. Judge James A. Pee, for the county, returned the writ of the plaintiff this morning.
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Onegai Railroad & Navigation Co
Tte
Umatilla
James A. Pee
Fire Stops Street Cars in Santa Cruz Blaze
Santa Cruz, Sept 7 Two forest fires rage near Towond mountain and Big Creek destroying timber. The flames cut power to Santa Cruz Electric Railway and halted streetcars. A worker’s body was found near the blaze as crews fought the fires.
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Santa Cruz
Fen Towond
Big Creek
Be Creek
Santa Crag
Pasque
Aewinte
Tifa
California Tidal Wave Reported Off Southern Coast
Reports from Los Angeles on September 7 describe 40 foot high billows sweeping in from the sea toward the southern coast. Observers note heavy disturbance offshore and warn the wharves may be destroyed by the advancing waves, reflecting a view on man’s stubborn nature amid natural forces.
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Po Ats
Los Angeles
Schilling's Best Proves Worthy For You And Grocer
The tag line proclaims Better than money Schilling's Best is as good for shoppers as it is for grocers with money back offers implied by the slogan.
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Schilling
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Lece
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Mister
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Price
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RoMe
SEARY
Peoples Warehouse
NEW Fall Millinery
NEW Pall Coats
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Pendleton High School
Pendleton Academy
ST. Joseph's Academy
Frazier's
B. EF
Beck
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