PIONEER RANCHER P. CRANSTON MOVES TO PENDLETON
P. Cranston of Keating after 23 years in ranching moves to Pendleton to reside there. He began ranching on Lower Pow and Keating 28 years ago and built a profitable operation feeding $2,800 worth of stock last year. His departure leaves his ranch in his sons EV and Ston’s care as his friends express regret and arrange personal business.
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P. Cranston
Keating
Pendle
Baker County
Oregon
Mount Baldy
Pendleton
Mr. Cran
Pow
al Keating
Conference splits South Territory into two districts
At the annual BK Church South conference the territory divided into two districts, Pendleton and Spokane, due to growth in members. The Pendleton district venue for the next conference has not yet been decided, with the conference set for next spring.
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BK. Church
South
Pendlet
Spokane
Pendleton
Strains Summary of County Taxable Lands and Cattle
County Assessor C P Strain reports a larger tillable land area and more new buildings in towns, with over ten thousand more cattle assessed than last year. The county shows growth in arable land under cultivation, while farm building activity remains low and many owners rent land for income. Cattle numbers rise to 10,412 more head, with an estimated value of 24 per head and total assessable value up about 467 percent.
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C. P. Strain
Stratt
Uva
Mellis
Land Office Still Closed in La Grande
The land office at La Grande remains closed pending the bond verification of BE W Davis, the newly appointed register. The government office has issued instruction to await replies from McManus, editor of the Hint Rock second, and owner of the Lermyet venture, regarding activities in Umatilla county.
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la Grande
Oregonian
W Davis
John & McManus
Hint Rock
wWevteer Lermyet
Umatilla
Etty
Merchants' Cafe Markets Fresh Fare and Daily Lunch
The Merchants' Cafe lists a constant supply of imports including frankforters hamburg eel crawfish crabs and oysters with all kinds of cheese. A hot lunch is served daily from 11 20 am to 2 pm.
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Weberqvirst
Frankforters
Hamburg
Rosh Hashanah Observance Noted in City History
The Jewish New Year and two early Jewish festivals are described as observed in parts of the state, with Rosh Hashanah noted per Mosaic precepts. The piece contrasts Orthodox and Reform practices and cites scriptural guidance, noting Yom Kippur on October 11 and Tabernacles timing. Also mentions local hunter Mark Moorhouse’s return from a trip.
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Thie
Wil
Qorolen
Carnival Band from Walla Walla at Northwest Fair
The carnival plans include the Chemaws hudion Band for five days, hailed as one of the finest in the Northwest. Bo Arnold confirmed the contract, with John Hawley returning from Washington aiding publicity as crowds from Walla Walla are expected. Voting for carnival queen continues, with a new rule requiring 100 votes per day to remain on the list.
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Northwest
Walla Walla
Mr. Wilson
Bo Arnold
Unis le Fas
Chemaws Hudion
Tauriite Conte
Ama P
John Hawley
Washington
Generdh
Halley
Walla Walle
Thay
Mertle Smith
Nellie McMullen
Blanch
Aneen
Special Congressional Session Convened in November
A special session of Congress will convene in November, signaling urgent legislative actions. Leadership announces prioritization of fiscal and security measures, with committees preparing initial agendas and schedule.
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Congress
Lifetui Reap disinfectant praised for household use
Elizabeth Tomititison of Mt. Vernon Philadelphia endorses Lifetui Reap as a versatile disinfectant and cleaner used for two years. She notes strong performance for household sanitation and recommends it for general cleaning needs.
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Elizabeth Tomititison
Mt. Vernon
Philadelphia
Lifebuoy Soap Endorsed as Superior Household Disinfectant
A druggist in Malden endorses Lifebuoy Soap as a superior disinfectant for household use. He notes its effectiveness for alerness from non contagious diseases and recommends it for domestic protection and cleanliness.
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H. P. Childs
Cor. Ferry
Belmont St. Malden
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Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Powder River
Church South
Tallman & CO
Jenn P. McManus
the Merchants’ Cafe
F. S. Younger & Son
Rosh
Arohanar
Mark Moorhouse
Grand Houde
Nixon
Just
Expres
Cooper
Pfister
OWL Tea
Frazer Theater
R. J. Nixon, Mer
Pixley & Luders
Ruth White
Oscar L. Figman
New York
Great Beauty Chorus
Phen
Soo Mud
Cule Todd
Og A. T
Brasier’s
Trook
Eoeleth Lriely
Bors
Boston
the Gun Business
H. J. Stillman
Ito
Stransky
W. J. Clarke & Co
Court Street
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