Local ads and notices blend in Pendleton pages
A dense jumble of small advertisements lists fresh fruit and vegetables at Ingrams, oysters at Hohbachs, dry wood from Minnis and Oregon Lumber Yard, coal, mackerel, and crockery. It includes job aids, lodge notices, lost items, rental offers, and service reminders from local businesses and Fraternal Brotherhood.
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Ingrams
Olympia
Hohbach’s
Oregon Lumber Yard
Ingram’s Grocery
Pendleton
Ingram’s
T. C. Snyder
Dhinty Scarf Pins Available In Gold And Gold Filled
A local seller advertises a selection of dhinty scarf pins in gold or gold filled, priced from 6 to 10 dollars. Offers to show goods at the seller’s home with no trouble.
Snow on Pendleton area high peaks surprises locals
Residents in Pendleton woke to fresh snow covering the highest mountains to the west and south. The mantle of white, left by last night’s fall, cooled the air and surprised mountain watchers this morning.
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Pendleton
Here
Personal mentions from Pendleton and area visitors
Bert Warren of Athena visits Pendleton while A J Goodman returns from Port Tarai. Mrs Dudley Evang faces typhoid risk and east relatives are notified. Harry Englar of Echo returns home after brief city stay. Mrs C Boles heads to Kanoto winter. D Jarman of Weston Athena transfers money at county apt. Eva Roddy of Meacham summoned as circuit court witness. N A Kirtley Hermiston ditch tender returns after business. Tom Troberts of Interior Warehouse He lix arrives for business. E W Bartlett travels Portland to Walla Walla on business. Mr and Mrs W R Prey depart Portland for home after months in Vancouver and Victoria. Jonathan Johnston of Canadian Pacific lands in Alberta leaves for Walla Walla to join land survey trip. Attorney Francie H Bartlett returns to Hermiston. W F McMillan, now in Hermiston, returns home. Edgar Smith Buna Smith and Sybie Clopton depart for eastern schools Cornell Ithien and Washington College and Tarrytown Gir ls Seminary.
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Dudley Evang
Harry Englar
Echo
C. Boles
Chas
Wall
Kanaim
Jwinter D . Jarman
Weston
Athena
Tony
Eva Roddy
Meacham
N. A. Kirtley
Hermiston
Jonathan Johnston
Canadian Pacific Lands
Alberta
Walla Walla
Francie H. Bartlett
Pen- Weton
WF. McMillan
Edgar
Farmers National Congress Opens In Madison Wis
Delegates from eastern truck growers central wheat and corn farmers southern cotton and tobacco planters and western irrigation farmers gather for the twenty eighth annual Farmers National Congress in Madison Wisconsin. Notable speakers include Representative Transiell Chief Forester Pinchot Harvey Jordan and William J. Bryan with governors invited to speak. The event showcases agricultural education and engineering advances in American farming.
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Madison
Wis
Natron
Farmers’ National Congress
West
Transiell
Natural Rivers and Harbors Congress
Forester Pinchot
Washington
Harvey Jordan
Farmers’ Union
William J. Bryan
Congress
Governor’s Daughter Elopes With Teacher in New Romance
In Tai Hira Colorado, the governor’s daughter, Dorothy Henn tyre, long described as wealthy and accomplished, ran away with Edward Cortez, a handsome teacher of the dark Spanish type. Despite opposition from Mr. McIntyre, the couple traveled 40 miles to Conejos and secured a license before marrying, now reportedly happily wedded.
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Edward Cortez
McIntyre
Conejos
Archbold Denies Holding Up Legislators Interview
New York Sept 24 Archbold to day repudiated a United Press claim that he told H B Clark lawmakers keep business men up at all times He said he had not seen a reporter for two weeks and denied the entire statement J C Hammond said the interview was written and published as is and edited by Archbold with injunction not to alter it.
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New York
Archbald
H. B. Clark
The
United Press
Archbold
J. C. Hammond
Today Mide
Train Plunges Over Bank, Kills Three at Carthage
Webb City Mo Sept 24 Three men killed and many hurt when a Frisco train derailed and plunged over an 80 foot embankment into Spring river. A relief train with surgeons and nurses was dispatched from here.
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Webb City
Carthage
Spring River
Affinities Dont Pay Says Manhattan Judge
New York on Sept 24 Police Magistrate Higginbotham denounced affinity cases in open court scolding a young woman. He warned that affinity ties bring ruin, citing famous cases like Earle and others involving murder, poverty, and prison as outcomes of illicit liaisons.
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New York
Higginbotham
Earle
Charles Reed
Brooklyn
Prederick Evelinger
Thone
Clyde W. Gow
Wethm
Annie M. Bradley
Frank Warren
San Francisco to Host Trans MississippI Convention
San Francisco resumes role as a convention city with the Trans MississippI congress set to convene in the home week after next. Committees finalize entertaiment plans for a large turnout of influential Western leaders, focusing on mining irrigation drainage immigration Pacific commerce and livestock industries. The event seeks to unify western opinion and encourage constructive discussion among top professionals.
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San Francisco
Great West
Congress
Ship First Apples to Eastern Markets
The first Grande Ronde prune car from La Grande by Rumsey Oldenburg Warehouse is bound for the east, while apples—also the first of a large fall shipment—are prepared for transport by the same firm. The new venture projects good prospects, with storage for patrons ready to unload when demand and prices improve. Market delays for apples may slow early movement, but shippers expect a busy season due to a large crop in Union County.
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la Grande
Rumsey-Oldenburg
Union County
Taylor and Vert Plan Extended Alberta Observation Tour
T. C. Taylor and John Vert intend a extended tour through Alberta and other Canadian territories this fall, possibly starting in October. They aim to view the harvests and scenery and may invest in raw land if a suitable opportunity arises.
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T. C. Taylor
John Vert
Alberta
Canadian
Bishop O'Reilly Visitation to St Marys and St Josephs
Bishop C F O'Reilly of the eastern Oregon Catholic Diocese visits Baker City staying at St Mary's church and St Joseph's N a p l i a l. The Eastern Oregon diocese is reported as prosperous and the church thriving.
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GC. J. O'Reilly
Oregon
Baker City
St. Mary’s Church
St. Joseph's Nayplial
Sisters of St. Francis
Oragen
Bowman Hotel to Open Winter Dining Room on Ground Floor
Judd Fish, manager, finishes a fine dining room for winter use on the ground floor behind the office. The basement dining room will be abandoned in winter except for large banquets, then resume in summer as the regular dining area. The new room, in elegant style, complements Bowman’s modern equipment and opens this week as a leading inland empire dining hall.
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Judd Fish
Bowman
Inland Empire
Fraternal Brotherhood Initiates Large Class
A large class of candidates was introduced into the Fraternal Brotherhood last night with Port lands State Manager F. Taylor and deputy supreme president J. T. Mahoney overseeing initiatory work. Officers elected for the current term include Dr Lloyd D Idleman president Mrs Sadie Pearson vice president Dr Edward Parker past president Miss Lillian B Reeder chaplain Mrs Dora Kennedy secretary Willis Gadwa treasurer Charles Tullis Jr inner doorkeeper Grover Fleming outer doorkeeper Miss Penson musician Instigation of officers will occur at a special meeting at seven society hall on Saturday night with another large class to be initiated and a banquet to follow.
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Fraternal Brotherhood
F. &. Taylor
Portland
J. T. Mahoney
Lloyd D. Idleman
Sadie Pearson
Edward ©. Parker
Lillian B. Reeder
Dora Kennedy
Willis Gadwa
Charles Tullis, Jr
Grover Fleming
Penson
Sevven Society Hall
Wheat farm in Gilliam County Oregon for sale
A premier wheat farm in Gilliam county Oregon consisting of 890 acres all plow land and now in summer fallow ready for seeding. The property has fair improvements with a drilled well yielding ample water and is situated near Olex along the county road. Address R. T Cox Portland Oregon.
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Gilliam County
Oregon
Olex
R. T Cox
Portland Oregon
Millinery for the Fair at Vogue Millinery
Harris & Idleman display new ladies headwear at Vogue Millinery with special prices on misses and children caps for the fair season. East Oregonian delivers all the news all the time.
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Vogue Millinery
Harris & Idleman
East Oregonian
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Teutsch’s Old Stand
Stansberry & Milne
Swift
Ingram
Price
Robert Jenking
Ebly
Haviland
Waniel
Pendleton Lodge No. 324
Ladiers
Dr. Cole
Judd
Cinderella
Merry Widow
Campbell Millinery
B.C
E. C
Willow Street
Baker & Folsom
Mack
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler and
Opthan
Clark’s Grocery
Main St
Koebppens
Bert Warren
A. J. Goodman
Port- Tarai
Tom Troberts
Interior Warehouse Company
Hetix
G E. W. Bartlett
W. R. Prey
Vancouver
Victoria
Parmers
Mers
Cupp
Colorado
Tai Hira
Colo. Sent
Cupid Judav Ix Amiling
Pretty
Dorothy
Sever
Jowmn
Manhattan
New San Francisco
Canada
Bishop C.F. O'Reilly
Bast
Oregonian
Pendleton Gloak & Suit House
Directoire
Bowman Hotel
New
Florence Stanley
Kit
Sullivan's
City Steam Dye Works
Alta St
Alexander’s Dep’t
Sivers of Best
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