Laundrymen Meet at Pendleton Convention Report
The Oregon and Washington Interstate Laundrymen’s association convened in Pendleton with R C Warriner presiding. Mayor’s absence noted, Dixon Jones offered invocation. Members toured Woolen and Scouring mills, purchased a Pendleton robe for Adolph Bernhard, and heard remarks on liquor growth since, with plans for officers and next meeting.
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Doolock
R. C. Warriner
Henry Dixon Jones
Wartiner
Portland
Ucoele Sam
John Tals
Kinehdon
St George
Pendleton
Adolph Bernhard
National Laundromer
Order of Bigness
Elke
Pendleton Lodge No. 244
Wheelie
Pendleton Academy forms athletic team with manager and captain
Students at Pendleton academy organized an athletic team yesterday evening. Prof. Chester Fletcher was elected manager and James C. Hocking named captain. The team will practice football and athlet ic sports throughout the year and plans to contest several matches with other schools.
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Pendleton Academy
Chester Fletcher
James C. Hocking
Tum
Lopes
Road fund exhausted prompts delayed road warrants
Treasurer Bradley reports the county road fund is exhausted for the season. Warrants can be redeemed only after five to six months, with interest at the standard rate, due to flood-related spending of about $35,000 for repairs. The road system has never exhausted funds since its establishment.
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Bradley
Bowman Charged With Arson in Prison Fire
District Attorney Phelpa filed information against William Bowman on arson charges for setting a fire at Pamanitia while in captivity. He reportedly dug a small hole in the floor planning escape. if Bowman pleads guilty as expected, he faces at least one year in the penitentiary.
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Phelpa
Willam How Min
Total
Pmanitia
Bowman
Jewish New Year Observances Note Local Quiet
Jewish New Year falls on two days 5667 on the Hebrew calendar. By contrast Christmas is not observed here. E Blum would observe if a synagogue existed. He keeps the Day of Atonement on September 29.
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E. Blum
State fair financials show strong attendance despite rain
The State Fair board reports 1913 receipts of ($)74 in premium income exceeding the state appropriation. Net profit stands at $1444 after $1931.74 spent on improvements. Admissions totaled $7,073.76, with weather blamed for lower turnout but optimism remains. W F Matlock notes Durbin’s bank letter detailing finances and promises of further funds.
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W. EF. Matlock
Fair Board
Frank W. Durbin
Agricultural Bank
Matlock
Sinery Durbin
Better Roads Plan Urges Trees Along County Highways
Day. Brownell proposes a broad policy to beautify irrigated county roads by planting trees along both sides and widening rights of way. He urges state law expansion to let districts manage roads, with water users and local leaders coordinating with state and federal authorities for regulation.
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Brownell
Cote Ty
Water Users Association
Bown
Kianath
Ores Gon
Cmatilla
New Washington Hotel Steel Arrives for Opening
Million dollars worth of steel for the New Washington hotel arrived in Seattle at dawn and is being unloaded in the Great Northern ward. Workers expect the structure at Stewart Street and Second Avenue to open January 1, 1908, with the project near completion as early as possible.
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Washington
Corie Af Stewart
Great Northern Ward
Seattle News
May Be Cecil Brittain Identified in Escape Case
A man claiming to be Cecil Brittain, a fast rider from Chicago described as Cecil Brittain, was recently detained by police after attempting to flee with a child near the Blue Mountains last summer. He said he intended to take the child to Salt Lake City and was allowed to escape.
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Fee
John McCourt
Himmself
Jack Robinson
Pendleton
Dlepitch
Chicago
Cecil Brittain
Blue Mountains
Balt Lake City
Brides Concert Company Sees Class Attendance Rise
Attendance at the Bridges Concert Company's first class work reached 64. Membership has increased since, despite a theater performance last night. One member did not attend today.
Son Born at Ukiah Hotel to Mir.ord More Wiorn Pier
A son was born to Mir ord More and Wiorn Pier owners of the Ukiah hotel. The birth adds to the hotel lineage and local hosting family. The notice records the new heir in a concise birth item from the Ukiah community.
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Mir.ord More
Wiorn Pier
Sol
Ukiah
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Advert
A historical advertisement praising Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic and blood purifier. Claims improved stomach function, liver and kidney health, and richer blood. Highlights endorsements, ingredient transparency, and distribution through mail order with free and bound book offers.
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Pierce
Dru
Were Haffalo
N. Y
Jost
Dyerce
Dr. Pierce
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