Blooded horses arrive for Pendleton fair exhibit
Metz and Son ship fine blooded stallions from Homewood Illinois to Pendleton by express arriving tonight for the fair. M C Metz from Chicago arrives with a carload of horses to boost the live stock display. A Seattle decorator is hired to adorn the streets for fall week with a $200 contract, and a Monday meeting will ratify board actions. Pavilion preparations rush to completion, with Willamette valley stockmen arriving early Monday to place their animals for inspection at the big fair.
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Metz and Son
Express
Sere
Commercial Association
Sereets
M. C. Metz
Mets & Ben
Chicago
Homewood
Olinora
Pendleton
Board of Managers of
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E. T. Tyler
Seattle
C. J. Smith
A. J. Goodman
J. P. Winter
Commercial Asso
Board of Managers
Willamette Valley
Cold Start Warnings For Early Treatment
The message urges acting quickly when feeling cold to prevent deep seated illness. Start treatment at the first signs, as delays can prolong illness and complicate recovery. Public health note emphasizes early care to shorten symptoms and reduce duration.
Pleasant reception for Pendleton students
An Ideal club planned a pleasant reception for Pendleton Academy and High School students at the MFE church. Decorated church, music and literary program in the auditorium at a labeled time, refreshments in the basement by the young people, followed by social time. Committees have worked weeks to ensure a great event. All young people and church members are invited to attend and participate in the social work.
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Pendleton Academy
Ideal Club
MFE
Hood River Welcomes New Cobblers Team Leader
Hood River gains a third cobbler with Chris Ranley, formerly of Pendleton, bringing 40 years in the trade. He joins the Timvenport Harness Co. shop to handle the heavy shoe repair load, supplementing two existing cobblers who cannot meet demand. Ranley is noted as a skilled craftsman with deep knowledge of leather and repair challenges.
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Hood River
Chris Ranley
Pendleton
Ranley
Timvenport Harness Co
Qails Opens Tomorrow at The Qualla Eatery by Gus La Fontaine
The Qualla restaurant by Gus La Fontaine opens tomorrow in the former Renate saloon building. Breakfast service starts at 5 am. The remodeled venue offers modern furnishings and a very attractive appearance for patrons.
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Qails
Gus la Fontaine
Renate
Mr. la Fontaine
Missionary Reverend Arrives in Pendleton for Sermons
Rev James Henderson arrives in Pendleton to work with Bishop Paddock in eastern Oregon. He stays with Rev and Mrs Charles Quinney of the Church of the Redeemer, will preach at Weston Sunday, then return to Pendleton for nonvocation next week.
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James Henderson
Oregon
Bishop Paddock
Pendleton
Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Mr. Henderson
Weston
Another Teacher Needed for Washington School
City Superintendent Sanders seeks to add a fourth grade teacher to Washington School due to rising enrollment. The board has tentative plans to fill the vacancy but the contract has not yet been signed.
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Sanders
Washington
Tea Money Back Guarantee Note
A brief notice promises refunds if shoppers are not satisfied with Schilling's Best products. It asserts consumers will not worry about money and that a grocer will refund any purchase if a problem arises.
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Schilling
Government to reclaim Crook County desert
Prineville Oregon September 15 with the Hermiston irrigation project nearly finished and half the land sale funds allocated locally the government is advancing reclamation plans across Interior Oregon. Engineer H J Doolittle and six associates are surveying and staking across Crook County north and west of Prineville, indicating Crook may host the next federal irrigation project after Klamath Falls.
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Prineville
Ore
Hermiston
Oregon
Klamath Falls
H. J. Doolittle
First National Bank Reports Strong Finances and Growth
The First National Bank shows strong figures in today’s report by Cashier G. M. Rice with total resources of 1 874 995 92 and loans and discounts of 906 300 88. Deposits total 1 421 406 06 and undivided profits and surplus 83 148 05, indicating solid progress and growth. Rev A MéKongle Meldrum, pastor of the First Christian church, returned from Scotland with his bride Helen Crockatt of Glasgow. They plan residence at 227 Perkins avenue Mumford house and rebuild the church recently destroyed by fire.
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First National Bank
G. M. Rice
A. MéKongle Meldrum
First Christian Church
Scotland
America
Athintic Ocean
Peacieton
Helen Crockatt
Glasgow
Mumford House
Perkins Avenue
Mr. Meldrum
Wheat land purchase sparks boastful claim from canadian farmer
HW to Rutheford of Sand Ridge Union county traveled home from Alberta after buying two sections of wheat land at 16 dollars per acre from the Canadian Pacific railway. A seasoned wheat raiser, he says the CP lands east of Calgary offer the best opportunity yet and plans to farm a section next year. Nearby wheat yields range from 10 to 60 bushels per acre this year.
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Rutheford
Sand Ridge
Union County
Alberta
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
Trutherford
Dakotas
Oregon
Canadian Pacific
Calgary
Nelsons return from Alberta praise climate and prospects
Charles H. Nelson, after a two week stay in Claresholm Alberta, speaks enthusiastically of the country. His father James A. Nelson operates a large southeast farm near Claresholm and notes exceptional progress. James plans to return this fall to rent land from Dave Cargill, who is buying more raw property and may winter in California. He believes Alberta is the best place for a young man and intends to reside there permanently.
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Charles H. Nelson
Claresholm
Alberta
James A. Nelson
Clarenholm
Dave Cargill
California
Methodist deal club hosts welcome reception for out of town students
The deal club of the Methodist church plans a reception tonight for high school and Pendleton academy students. The aim is to help visiting students feel at home in the city and to foster acquaintance between them and local youths. A program, refreshments, and social time will follow. All interested are invited.
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Deal Club
Methodist Church
High School
Pendleton
Automobile party traverses Cascades on Mount Hood road
An automobile party including Frank Moore and wife RosE Glea son and H. T. Shaver passed through Pendion yesterday afternoon en route from Los Angeles to Walla Walla. They completed the long journey without a serious mishap by crossing the Cascades via the Mount Hood road.
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Frank Moore
Rose Gleason
H. T. Shaver
Pendion
Los Angeles
Walla Wallin
Cascades
Mount Hood Road
Colonel McNaught Heads to Albuquerque for National Congress
Col J F McNaught of Hermiston travels via Pendleton to Albuquerque New Mexico to attend sessions of the National Congress He is among delegates appointed by the governor the second straight year the honor has been conferred President Mantle B Gwinn of the Oregon State Bankers Association leaves for Portland to join tonight’s executive committee meeting and will be away two to three days.
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J. F. McNauseht
Hermiston
Painiedl
Pendleton
Paternoon
Albuquercie
New Mexico
McNaught
Welng
Mantle B Gwinn
The
Oregon State Bankers Paroriation
Portland
Association
Tulloch and son return from Flathead land search
J. W. Tulloch and son Bark traveled to the Flathead Indian reservation in Montana to inspect wheat lands but, unsettled affairs on the reservation prevented a purchase. They may seek land elsewhere as some men insist on justice according to their desires rather than what is deserved.
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J. W. Tulloch
Bark
Flathead Indian Reservation
Montana
New York Triumphs 5 4 In Tight National League Contest
In a lively New York home win over Chicago the National League game ended five to four after an intense stretch of play. Cooney led the Mets with timely hits as other NL scores featured Brooklyn and Philadelphia tallies. Pacific Coast notes Portland and Oakland battled with Nelson and Gardner on the mound.
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New York
Portland
Oakland
Nelson
Gardner
Ote Johnson
R. H. E. Darin Sevraevdtedde
Snes
Saveeaints
Enteras de To
Portland Stock Show Advances With Strong Attendance
Portland September reports good racing at the Portland National Pacific Stock Show. Exhibits, judging, and awards drew growing crowds as multiple classes posted times and purses. Notable results include three-year-old trotting and six furlongs running with winners Councilor Yankee and Sallie Goodwin in various splits.
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Portland
Josephine Vececise Ean
Burntoc Coyries
Counselor
Yankee
Sallie Goodwin
No Fiat Money Policy For La Grande Land Office
Receiver A A Roberts announces that from this date only cash or money orders will be accepted for public domain payments at the United States land office in La Grande. Checks will be rejected. The press is urged to publish this notice. Also reported are bowling scores from Pastime parlors where the first team won all three games against the former second team.
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A. A. Roberts
United States Land Office
la Grande
Roberts
Bank ledger fragment notes capital stock and profits
An archival bank ledger fragment lists items such as Capital stock, Surplus fund, undivided profits, Circulation, and Deposits. The document bears a sworn statement dated September 2, 1908, signed by C. K. Cranston. The text reflects financial categories and a notary acknowledgment from that period.
La Grande Firm Plans Major Expansion of Plant
Bolton and Bodmer, long established in La Grande, announce expansion by nearly tearing down existing quarters to replace the two story 200 year old basilione site with an 800 by 118 structure. Construction cost about $6000. D Goodnough holds the contract.
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Bolton & Bodmer
Ben Angarod
Basilione
Thin City
la Grande Observer
D. Goodnough
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