Water Power To Be Doubled At Byers Race
Fred Walters builds a concrete dam and wing dam levee upgrade to double water power along the Byers race. A bedrock channel deepens, a crown dam and heavy timber wall control flow, and the race is widened to boost power output while preventing erosion. The project includes a concrete face and headgate work at the dam, with an estimated spending of up to 1400 dollars.
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Fred Walters
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Belo
Ree
Waliera
Howitages Sud
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McCount
Mee EK and Seel Arrive From Pocatello With Illness
The article notes Mee EK and Seel arriving thin and ill with Dey tleee, Mise Spella Chol Win, from Pocatello. The group is said to have relatives in Pocatello and to be strick en with tarot fever, pale and weak with attendant cares. They plan to stay here through the sitter nat wil go bate the itertor of the state, likely to depart for Dete Oiter COUTTS next MPa see.
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Seel
Pocatello
Pendleton
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Professional Well Driller to Operate in Winter Districts
The article notes OF Wilson from Strawberry Point will operate a well drill during the coming winter and expects a return in spring to drill in Juniper country or any other district with Ganet contracts.
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Warlack
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Ash Worth opera house progress for November occupancy
Weston Cyppern Thane reports the Ash Worth opera house in Wee ton is advancing steadily. The building measures six Te feet and work is proceeding with the goal of occupancy by November 1, possibly sooner.
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No Violation Found by Deputy Game Warden in Pendlete
Deputy Game and Fish Warden Steele, appointed recently, traveled from his Molin ranch to Wal lows country to investigate fish law violations. He concluded the reported violations were groundless and found no breach of the mish law.
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Molin
Fame Ware den
Wallows Country
To the Asylum Henry Lach Sent to Salem by Sheriff
Henry Lach a recent Vancouver Washington arrival was adjudged sane in county court yesterday afternoon and was taken to Salem in the morning by Sheriff T D Tuvier.
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Vancouver
Wash
Salem
T. D Tuvier
Schilling's Best Assurance for Value
A reader notes Schilling's Best promises money back if not worth the price, asserting strong value assurance and satisfaction guarantees for grocers and shoppers alike.
Levee repairs near bridge to finish tomorrow in all likelihood
Commissioner Brown reports extensive levee damage below the bridge area. repairs to the face and toe are underway as a cavity under the levee is filled with rock to prevent undermining before spring. rock supply is drawn from city stock and local sources as work proceeds to complete the stabilization.
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Commissioner Brown
Watts heads to Harvard after Oregon year of study
Homer Watts, from Umatilla county near Weston, leaves Eugene after a year at Oregon and Astland State Normal to pursue medical studies at Harvard. He played end and quarterback for the All Oregon team that lost to Multnomah Athletic Club on Christmas Day, reflecting on future plans including surgery and a possible return to farming if professional life fails.
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Homer Watts
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Pendietoy
Eugene
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All Oregon
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Multnomah Athleticclub
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Umatilla County
Weston
T. N. Watts
Robbed Chinaman on Alta Street in daylight theft
An elderly white man entered the Alta Street dwelling of Moan Lee, a Chinese resident, and stole a trousers, cash, and a key ring while Lee slept. A second witness heard a noise as the thief fled with the loot, leaving the victim shaken and the goods missing.
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Suspect Arrested Over Forged Checks in Portland
C A Sehnberg was arrested Wednesday night on a charge of presenting forged checks to Baker and Sullivan totaling 20 dollars. A Portland court judge, WR Billele, scheduled further proceedings as two alleged fraudulent checks, one for 16 dollars and one for 4 dollars, remain in deputy district attorney custody.
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Baker & Sullivan
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Portland
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Electrical Storm Disrupts Phones Across City
A severe electrical storm yesterday knocked out local telephone service. Linemen from the Telephone and Telegraph company rushed to repair city lines while long distance and farmers lines proved more stubborn. City services expect full restoration in two to three days.
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Walla Walla Man Eyes Local Sewing Business
Tr. Graham, brother of J. H. Graham of the New Great, contemplates starting a sewing furniture venture in Walla Walla. The note hints at local business plans and potential community impact.
Eastern Department Store Prospects Pendleton Fur niture Venture
Eastern Department Store scouts Pendleton for a new fur niture and undertaking establishment. From here he plans visits to La Ghinde and other eastern towns on a similar mission. He favors Pendleton due to strong growth prospects and favorable climate for a continued venture. Mr. Graham has lived in Walla Worth for a year, previously in Kendrick's furniture and undertaking business.
Kid McCoy Arrives in City Ahead of Portland Bout
Kid McCoy arrives from Portland with manager W. S. Parky to train for a 10 round bout with Andy King set for Friday night. He reports to training camp in the city and states he plans to stay busy and in good shape for the fight at Pendleton Athletic Chamber under Bills Bomert.
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Portland
Andy King
Jnst Hight
W. S. Parky
Crpleum
Kiiue Kine
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Nile
Pendleton Athletic
Bills Bomert
Public lecture and cattle handling exhibition announced
General public invited to a combined lecture and exhibition by Prof Hawkus at the Bowman building. The event features a "tie" of cattle and horses, demonstrations of handling and training, and a demonstration of a trainer’s methods. A preview of the lecture will be given before the public is admitted, with no extra charge beyond the lecture fee.
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Hawkus
Bowman
Baker’s Convictions Highlight Warden’s Record
A report by Oregon Pitch and Game Association secretary A B Gebhardt summarizes Dame Warden J W Baker’s term. It notes about 24 men and 44 convictions for game violations, with fines totaling £1190, in response to criticisms by Baker’s political opponents.
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A. BE. Gebhardt
Oregon Pitch and Game Association
J. W. Baker
Abe Baker
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Weston business owner reports strong spending in town
J Mitchell proprietor of the Miar whebetel at Weston notes in town visit that business conditions are improving as residents have money to spend and spend freely. He observes Pendleton as a Dlett-class town with bold spending and willingness to say yes, reflecting growing optimism in local trade.
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Weston
J. Mitchell
Miarwhebetel
Pendleton
Parwing lands in Neb and Kan county markets
Parwing lands sought by J. Cheveland of Wymate Nebraska and B. Chapin of Oketo Kansas, with plans to generate the public funds and return east. The notice notes irrigation and farming suitability issues and county-wide prospects for land sales.
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Wymate
Neb
BO. Chapin
Oketo
Marsshall
Kanai
Washington
Civil Service Examination Notice in Fen Heton
An examination will be held in Fen Heton on October 10 conducted by a special official of the civil service bureau to test qualification of applicants for stenographic typewriting and other employment at Washington and other points. The work will be with the department directly. Further and more detailed notice will be given later.
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Heton
Reception at Pondietoy Academy for new wiudentia and students
A reception is planned at Pondietoy Academy tonight for the new wiudentia and the students of the business college. Refreshments will be served in an informal setting with music and literary recitations. A portion of the evening will be voluntary and impromptu. Friends of the institution are invited.
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Pondietoy Academy
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Colina
Pole Setting Near Old Plant on Railroad Street
Workers set the final utility pole beside the old Wiedric Umht plant on Railroad Street. The crew parades along Railroad Street from past St Joseph Academy, tracing the route as the new electric line extends into town.
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St. Joseph Academy
Vome
Revival for Men's Resort Discussed by Ministers
At the next meeting of the Ministerial Association held at 37 a.m in the study of the Presbyterian pastor the question of the revival of the Men's Resort will be brought up. Belief is expressed that it can be revived in a form to keep it on its feet and greatly enlarge its sphere of usefulness.
Blairie plans addition to dwelling at 616 Coable Street
Voanibelvinge ane Adkchithons and Thomas Blairie seek approval to add a structure to the residence at 616 Coable Street currently occupied by M. P. Castle. The filing outlines construction actions and intended occupancy changes.
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Adkchithons
Thomas Blairie
Coable Street
M. P. Castle
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