Ingrams and Oregon Lumber Yard City Notices
City notices and advertisements list fresh fruits vegetables and Indian cling peaches at Ingrams with 76c per box. Oregon Lumber Yard promotes dry wood and fuel deals. Other items include carpenters wanted, furnished rooms for rent, transfer work, and Fraternal Brotherhood notices with meetings. Local names include Minnis Hartman Stansberry Milne Kokubu Judd Malin and Ellis.
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Ingrams
Fall Pavilion
Oregon Lumber Yard
Fraternal Brotherhood
James Johns
Hartman Abstract Co
Ingramas
East Oregonian
Stansberry & Milne
J. K. Kokubu
Pendleton Lodge No
Bluff Street
W. Kt. Ellis
Lewis Street
Personal mentions fill day in many towns
Local brief lists residents and visitors traveling to and from Hermiston Heppner Walla Walla and other Northwest towns. The notes name Ira Scott H Bell Kennedy Hays Rice Swayse and others visiting on business or visiting relatives. Several plan travel for work fairs teaching and farming including Dr Seemann and M O'Brien heading to Calgary and Salem respectively.
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H. Kennedy
North Yakima
J. M. Hays
Richard Hays
Heppner
G. M. Rice
Dayton
Wash
F. B. Swayse
First Bank of
Buy the Best Ladles TM Gold Witches Today
An advertisement offers sale of ladles TM gold witches guaranteed for 25 years at a dollar, urging readers to see the window for the cheapest option and the best quality over the next few days.
Programmed Night at Mederiach Picture Show
The Bast Oregonian lists a slate of films and acts at the Mederiach theater. Ghost stories, servant girl pieces, kitchen maid dreams, and a sweat shop vignette appear alongside songs from Bright Eyes as part of the bill.
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Mederiach
Japs to Entertain Pacific Coast Merchants
Tokio September 15 Nipponese chiefs welcome Pacific Coast businessmen upon their arrival October 10. The committee plans excursions to Nikko and Migidima so visitors may see Japan's natural glories. Delegation includes businessmen from Portland Seattle Eureka Freeno Los Angeles and San Diego, leaving San Francisco September 25.
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Tokio
Nippon
Nikko
Migidima
Japan
Portland
Seattle
Eureka
Freeno
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Tokyo
Repairs on Craiger Colorado Hull Nears Finish
Puget Sound Navy Yard reports repairs on the grounded Craiger Colorado are underway and expected to wrap early next week. After completion the vessel will sail to Mare Island naval yard under new orders.
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Puget Sound Navy Yard
Mare Island Navy Yard
Pioneer Del Dike Dies in Port Angeles
Pioneer John Dike of Port Angeles Washington died Monday afternoon after an illness of two months The body will be taken to Tacoma for burial and services will be held there
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Port Angeles
Wash
John Dike
Dushennan
Tacoma
Phelps Stokes to Speak at Court House Tomorrow Evening
Millionaire socialist J Phelps Stokes will address a public gathering at the court house tomorrow evening. Admission is free. Also listed: furnished or unfurnished house for rent at 307 Lilleth Street. inquire or call Black 2871.
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J. Phelps Stokes
Lilleth Street
FEW APPLES IN ARKANSAS CROP NEARLY FAILS FOR FIRST TIME
The Arkansas apple crop faces near total failure due to early frost and rain during flowering. Washington Benson and Madison counties form the core of the industry, with last year’s fruit growers earning about three million dollars. Canning, vine can making, and fruit drying will be disrupted as two canneries and the Rogers vinegar plant cannot operate this year, impacting Rogers and the fruit belt.
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Arkansas
Washington
Benson
Madison
Renton
Washington County
Rogers
Shippers Protest Oregon Grain Rates To Rail Commission
Grain shippers on the O B N main line and on several Oregon branches filed a complaint with the railroad commission seeking a 40 percent rate reduction after a formal hearing. The action names Pendleton resident George Peebler and attorneys Fee and Slater, aligns with a prior commission complaint, with Pendleton set for September 28 and Whey for September 22 hearings. The filing misses the legal deadline to join Pendleton’s hearing.
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Haines and
Seuferts
Pilot Rock
Elgin
Shaniko
Heppner
Condon
Washington
Oregon
Portland
Railroad Commission
George Peebler
Pendleton
James A. Fee
R. J. Slater
Tts
Whey
Union County Saves On Bridge Construction
The Union County court built its own 40 foot Catherine creek bridge at Union after rejecting the lowest bid and saving about $462 compared to contracted cost. County officials claim the homemade bridge exceeds contract quality and improves taxpayer finances.
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Union County
la Grande
Catherine Creek
Union
Union Bridge
Campbell
Thie
Shortage of Labor While Jobs Are Plenty in Inland Empire
Reports show a labor shortage despite a high number of jobs in the inland empire. In recent months laborers were abundant during the financial flurry last fall, but the shortage is rapidly easing as large industrial plants regain momentum. Construction crews with several road projects note the strongest demand for workers.
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Inland Empire
Medford Pear Prices Hold Atop Eastern Markets
Medford pears command the highest prices in eastern markets this year aside from early California Bartletts. Growers expect an average gross of 2.25 per box, netting about 1, with about 10 ships from Medford this season. Bartletts and other pears push competition, while prices may rise later but fall short of last year.
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Medford
California
Idaho
Washington
Canada to Rival Mother Country in Manufacturing
Montreal Sept 15 Canadian Manufacturers' association leaders predict Canada will in time rival Britain in manufacturing and industry. The country has shifted from agriculture to an industrial nation with growing factories and output, as delegates from across the dominion attend the annual session and visit local plants.
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Montreal
Canada
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Dominion
The
Harbor Commission
Mrs Stockman and nephew return from Coquille visit
Mrs J L Stockman and her nephew Lowell Stockman arrived home last evening after a month long visit in Coquille City. The pair were away from home for several weeks visiting relatives and sightseeing along the coast.
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J. L .Stockman
Lowell Stockman
Coquille City
Frost Threatens Rogue River Valley Orchards
Medford reports warn Rogue River valley orchards will suffer from frost this year due to careless protection. Colonel R. C. Washburn’s Taile Rock orchard, once yielding rich crops, has no fruit this season, despite past steady production. Other valley orchards in the frost path also suffered losses, with potential gains of about ten thousand dollars lost at bloom time last spring.
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Medford
Ore
Rogue River Valley
Oregon
R. Co. Washburn
Taile Rock
Laborers Satisfied Say Western Federation Official
Dawson Alaska Sept 15 Laborers in the Dawson field show little call for discontent says C K Mahoney official of the Western Federation of Miners while making an investigation here Mahoney reports the laborers appear satisfied and well treated in the field
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Dawson
Alaska
Dawson Field
C. K Mahoney
Western Federation of Miners
Mahoney
For Sale Wheat Farm in Gilliam County Oregon
One of the best farms in Gilliam county Oregon offers 500 acres of plow land currently in summer fallow ready for seeding. Fair improvements include a drilled well providing ample water. Located near Olex on a county road. Contact Adirvas R. T. Cox Portland Oregon for price and details.
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Gilliam County
Oregon
Olex
Adirvas R. T. Cox
Portland
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Odd Fellows Hall
Ira Scott
Helix
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John Day
Claire Fishman
Walla Walla
Jennie Wilson
J. A. Cobb
Big Bix
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Bureau of Animal Industry
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Pr. C.J. Smith
Salem
SW. Metlure
M. O'Brien
Calgary
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W. Seeman
Presbyterian Church
J. P. Winter
Spokane
Thomas FitzGerald
Woodburn
Flora Bewley
Sheridan
Glenn Winstow
Winslow Brothers
S&s. W. Seemann
Pendleton Academy
la Grande Observer
Harry HR. Burke
Hermiston Realty Company
Bert Huffman
Earnest Dodd
Eva Scott
W. J. Stockman
Ed Castleman
M. Cuelleman
Tallman & Co
Ridgar F. Averill
Coos
Curry
Corvallis
H. Nelson
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Neo
Louis Hunziker
Main Street
Medermach’s
Bast
Oregonian
Clark’s Grocery
Main St
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Pioneer
Olympia
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Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
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