Pendleton Resolves Jackson Street Improvement Plan
The Pendleton Common Council on September 11 1912 approved plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell for improving Jackson Street from West Main to Blaine by gravel pavement with gutters and related work. An Assessment District No 10 is created to levy costs on benefited lots and parcels, with notices to be published in East Oregonian and records filed for each property’s share.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Jackson Street
Alh Street
Blain Street
Wendleton
Rove
Main Street
Blaine Street
Geary Kimbrell
City Recorder
Pendletonn
Swhtaler
Oregon
Livermore
Talev
Pendicton
Hach Jot
East Oregonian
Medlot
Annessment District
Pendleton Johnson Street Improvement Resolution Adopted
City of Pendleton Common Council at the September 11 1012 meeting adopted plans for gravel bitulithic paving on Johnson Street from Court Street north to Water Street with curbs gutters and related work. City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell prepared plans filed September 11 1012 and assessment district No 20 created to finance the improvement with costs levied on benefited properties.
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City of
Pendleton
Common Council
Johnson Street
McCount
Connellias
Common Connell
Johnnson
Court Street
Water Street
Geary Kimbrell
Pendleton Seeks Bids for North Side Sewer Project
The City of Pendleton invites sealed bids by September 15 2012 for construction of the North Side sewer system with plans by Geary Stibrell City Surveyor on file in the City Recorder's office Bids cover pipe laying excavation rock removal and manhole work with a performance bond or certified check said bids to be accompanied by a 5 percent bid guarantee and the city reserves the right to reject all bids Dated September 1912 City Recorder Thomas Fitzgerald
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Pendleton
Blaine Street
Thomas Fita Gerald
Citwy
Pendleton seeks bids for six percent street bonds
Sealed proposals for purchase of six percent Street improvement bonds of The City of Pendleton Oregon aggregating 125000.64 will be received by the Recorder until 5 o'clock p m on September 25 1912. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check for 500 payable to the Mayor and forfeited if bonds are awarded and the bidder refuses to take them. If not accepted the check is returned. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Daw September 14 1912 Thomas Fitzgerald Recorder of The City of Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Thomas Fitzgerald
City of
Notice for Bids Pendleton Water Commission 1912
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Chairman of the Pendleton Water Commission will receive sealed bids until 5 o clock p m on September 27th 1912 at his office in Pendleton Oregon for 25600 feet of glazed vitrified clay pipe 18 inches inside diameter to be delivered to Thorn Hollow Station Right reserved to reject any and all bids Dated at Pendleton Oregon this 17th day of September 1912 J T Brown Chairman Pendleton Water Commission
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Pendleton Water Commission
Pendleton
Oregon
T. O
Thorn Hollow
J. T. Brown
If you wold retare your friends, don't give them away
A cryptic line warns against betraying friends and keeping confidences, suggesting loyalty and discretion in personal relationships. The phrasing hints at a proverbial tone about trust and reputation among acquaintances.
Veterinary Surgeons Will Practice in All Courts
Veterinary surgeons Douglas W. Bailey attorney at law will practice in all state and federal courts. Rooms 1, ? and 4, over Taylor Hardware Co.
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James B. Perry
Office Over Taylor Hardware Company
Douglas W. Bailey
Stat
Taylor Hardware Co
Hog Market Drops Down Dime Tuesday
The North Portland stockyards saw a heavy hog run from California and Montana with limited bidding due to quality. Prices for California hogs, mostly feed animals, hovered around late points and the market suggests a local decline as hogs can now land from South Omaha at about a dime above recent highs. Montana wethers sold around 4 40, while other sheep entries and grain prices reflected standard market levels.
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California
Montana
Polate
Rockies
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Echo Farmers Benefit From Good Weather
Special correspondence from Yoho Oregon notes farmers harvest grain amid mild conditions with wheat delivering about 1600 sacks daily for two months. Local society reports travel for illness and visits, hunting trips by auto, and a falling accident injury followed by recovery. Electric Bitters praised in testimonial.
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Lawrenceburg
Tennessee
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Rochester
New York
Samuel Avis
Garfield
Utah
Raymond Thomas
Portland
Thomas
J. G. Thomas
Pendleton
Willowa County
Oregon
Ralph Howland
Hugh BD. Smith
Phillip Baars
Oregon City
O. F. Thomson
Enrollment rises at Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis reports a 26 percent enrollment increase over last year. New students arrive from 16 states and regions from New England to the Pacific coast, plus India Alaska Canada and Honolulu. Upperclassmen return from nine additional states. An Indian Brahmin purchased an eight acre nearby farm to work.
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Corvallis
Reelstrar H. M. Tennant
A. C
New England
India
Alaska
Canada
Honolulu
Pink Turban Student Courses in Scientific Farming
In a campus note a Brooklyn merchant's son enters horticulture with a pink turban worn by his class. A University of New York graduate pursues special study while a British Columbian student seeks a master’s degree. Diplomas in Chinese and Japanese greet entrance credits. A Japanese program offers 148 weeks in cultivation and 142 weeks in language as dormitories fill amid town housing efforts.
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Brooklyn
University of New York
Eastern University
We Never Forget What We Learn at Home in Youth
Science shows early home life shapes memory and lifelong patterns. Researchers link childhood environment to later behavior, learning styles, and emotional responses, indicating that early experiences imprint lasting cognitive and social effects.
Wilson Initiated Into Tribe of the Sioux in Sioux City
In Sioux City Iowa on Sept 18 Governor Wilson was sworn an oath by the local group the Tribe of the Sioux. The pledge declared he would be a good Indian in quest of moots or tiny other game and marked his initiation into the organization.
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Sioux City
Towa
Ty Gov. Wilson
Tribe of the Sioux
Netrly alweys after a young man
A fragment describes a boy harming his sister in a dark hall and mentions others involved. The text is unclear but implies a crime scene feature with unnamed participants.
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Kiger
Eister
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