Blue Mountain Creamery and County Booths At Fair
The preview highlights Blue Mountain Creamery and 40 varities of Weston and Umatilla county exhibits. Major Moorhouse collection of Indian relics and the St Francis Academy art display are noted among many booths showcasing fruits grains vegetables and local goods at the fair pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountain Creamery
Co. BE. Harper
Blue Mountain Creamery Company
Weaton Normal School
KR. ¢. French
Crossatt & Devers
Portland
J. McLaughlin
T—Weston
Weston Brick
Clark Nelson
Bond Bros
Morrow County Booth
Morrow
Byers
Pete Anderson
No. 13
Lee Moorhouse
Moorhouse
Major Moorhouse
Umatilla County
D.C. Bowman
Woodman Day at the Fair Planned in Town
Preparations are underway for Woodman Day at the fair with Wednesday set aside. A large delegation from Walla Walla is expected to attend and woodmen to fill the town. At 7 PM participants should meet in Eagles hall to organize the parade after nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Eagles' Hall
Float the Sheridan of Honolulu Rept 24
The transport Sheridan had been raised as expected to float today in Honolulu, with reports noting its stabilization and readiness for movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Honolulu
Chicago Wheat Market Update
Chicago Wheat Market reports opening values 7268 and 7268 close. Corn opens 47 closes 4068. Ants opens 3235 and closes at the same level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hoare's Body Recovered at Macao
Piehop Hoare's body has been recovered and taken aboard at Macao after an incident near Hongkong. The recovery was announced from Hongkong on September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoare
Hongkong
Piehop Hoare
Macao
Second Rock Crusher to Start Work at Welch Quarry
Rushing grading on streets near Welch quarry expected to finish by Wednesday or Thursday as a second rock crusher is readied to arrive. Superintendent Shewry notes the delay stems from sand scarcity, with Umatilla residents saying sand supply is insufficient, though grading aims to allow paving once the plant arrives and surface cars enable rock transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Umatilla
Shewry
Ones
Franklin Street
Gillanders and Cooper wed at Thompson Street home
At the 612 Thompson Street residence, J B Gillanders and Cora B Cooper were joined in marriage by Rev Robert Warner. Witnessed by close relatives, the couple planned a brief Spokane trip before settling in Meacham temporarily and then Pendleton for permanent residence in this city. Gillanders manages a Meacham store. Cooper formerly ran the St George restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hales
Thompsan Street
J. FB. Gillanders
Cora B. Cooper
Mwineringe
Forendon
Robert Warner
Thompson Street
M. E
Mise Triphenga Wilson
Spokane
Citvy
Gillanders
Meacham
Cooper
St. George
Uut
Gillunders
Real estate transfers tied to Pendleton area parcels
A series of transfers filed for record includes H. M. O’Brien and wife to W. P. Temple for part of section 29. T. Ham and wife to Joan W. Etter with multiple fractional parcels in township 4 north range 32. J. B. Temple and wife to D. A. Edwards for lots 14 and 15 in Reservation addition. J. H. Raley and wife to P. B. ColHer for lots 11 and 12 in block 6 of Raley’s Addition. and an agreement with the United States government for reservoir use of a portion of the W% of section 31 in township 6 north range 20. The stated values range from 950 to 5600 dollars, with one 3400-dollar agreement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. O'Brien
W. P.temple
E.W. M
PD. T. Ham
Joan W.W. Etter
J.B. Temple
D. A. Edewards
Pendleton
J. H. Raley
Col
Raley
J. (. Hawking
United States
W. M
Umatilla
To Wed Jim Hills Daughter Engagement Announced
A Memphis Memphis memo reports the engagement of Miss Gertrude Hill of St Paul Minnesota daughter of J J Hin president of the Great Northern railway to Michael Garvin of Memphis Tennessee. The wedding date is not fixed but expected near Christmas at St Pauls Catholic cathedral with Archbishop Ireland possibly officiating.
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Jim Hill
Memphis
Tenn
Wyve
Mies
Gertrude Hill
St. Paul
Minn
J. J. Hin
Great Northern Railway
Michael Garvin
Ireland
Health Depends On the Stomach Health and digestion linked to overall wellness
Health depends on the stomach. When it is in bad shape other organs are affected and health is undermined. To keep it strong and healthy you only need an occasional dose of a remedy advertised.
Hostetters' Stomach Bitters Patents The Remedy
A fragment mentions Hostetters' Stomach Bitters as a remedy for various ailments including indigestion and fever and ague. It hints at a ready made patent medicine claim and the product’s health benefits in a period tone.
Vaughan Brothers Dentists Expanded Practice Opens
Dr. Thomas Vaughan will join Dr. E A Vaughan in the Judd building dental offices. He arrives tonight from Joseph in Wallowa county where he has been practicing. To provide space the current parlor will be enlarged by adding the room to the west now fully equipped. The new room will be used as an office by Dr. Thomas Vaughan while his brother continues in his present office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples' Warehouse
Robert Forster
Forster Planing
Port Iland
Olympic
Northwest
No. 20
Delta
Pendleton Bizness College
Teutsch Department Store
Boston
Roosevelt
Telefone
Dre
E. A
Thomas Vaughan
Joseph
Wallowa County
E. A. Vaughan
Judd Building
Dean Goodman Visits Independence for University Link
The West Side Enterprise reports Dean Goodman visiting Independence on the way to Pendleton. He plans to graduate from Independence and soon depart for Eugene to enter the State University for an unspecified course, aiming to become a useful member of the university community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Goodman
Independence
West Side
State University
Pendleton
Coadmin
Eugene
Oregon School to Open 6th Year at Willamette University
Salem Statesman reports Willamette University will begin its sixth year next Tuesday September 25 with a strong experienced faculty and favorable prospects. Inquiries and interest suggest attendance will rise from 525 to at least 600 for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon School
Willamette University
Salem Statesman
Inez
Prune Center of Oregon Ships Millions Annually
The Salem Journal notes Salem as the prune center of Oregon with an annual dried prune production around 26 million pounds. Prune orchards value up to 100 to 200 dollars per acre, while the current crop is large though labor scarce. Driers work day and night with wages from two to two fifty dollars daily. pickers earn 1.50 to 2 dollars daily. Prices range from 0 to 2.5 cents, most fruit contracted at four cents, and total demand may outpace available labor and processing capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Salem Journal
O Jorge
Oregon
County Ball Week Promises Pleasure and Wonder
Rain week events unfold with Pen dleton hosting visitors. Tonight the Eagles perform at Biagio's Ball. Wednesday features the Knockers' club dance at Murle hall. Thursday hosts the county fair management reception at Murle toll. Saturday closes with a grand carnival and final ball at Murle hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Eagles
Biagio
Knockers’ Club
Murle Hall
Murle Toll
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Empire Tea & Crockery Company, Inc
G. M. Vinton
Mgr
Royal M. Sawtelle
Tallman & CO
Leading Druggiste
Winslow Bros
Alberta
Coutts
Canada
Coutte
Lethbridge
Aleo
Raymond
Magrath
Roley
Caniston
Tate
Ailrece
Naismith
Commerical National Bank
Woodman
Coover-Gillanders
Rev. Warner
Mennen
M ‘A Atio
Tfame
Gerhard Mennen CO
Newark
N. J
Proainile
Dex
Oregon's
Prune Center
The
East Oregonian
the House of Kuppenheim
Max Baer
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