Clove plant venture seeks 90000 capital cash loan
A Pendleton venture led by John Clove seeks 900000 in capitalization for a harvester works and a first classFoundry with 4000 already subscribed. The Commercial Association report was adverse, but Clove asserts strong local backing and plans to acquire the Mays and Ziegler equipment, with $20000 required to operate. Municipal officials weigh the proposal amid financing hurdles and a push to establish production nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commertal Association
Pendleton Apital
Rigby-Crov Combined Harvester
John Clove
Clove
Mays & Ziegler Co
Commercial Association
W. F. Matlock
W. H. Jones
J. R. Dickson
Divorce Court Sought by Two Families in Cruel Treatment Case
Two dissatisfied families turn to the divorce court seeking relief in a case alleging cruel and inhuman treatment by the wife toward her husband and children. The filing centers on alleged perils to the children amid family strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alba
Preaby
Larkey E. Preaby
Wardner
Idaho
Peter West
Beiend
Pendleton Faces Imminent Egg Shortage Amid Buyout Scramble
The Pendleton market shows signs of an egg famine as demand outruns supply. J. M. Spence of a Portland commission company moved 60 cases of Oregon packed eggs from Salem stock last week, followed by 10 more cases yesterday. Retail prices are around 35 cents, with country supply failing to meet local demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
J. M. Spence
Portland Commission
Oregon
Portland House
Salem
Spence
Reception by C. E. Presbyterian at Academy
The Christian endeavor of the Presbyterian church will host a reception Friday evening at the Academy for students and teachers of the Academy and the business college. After the program, refreshments will be served. Rev. Van Nuys gives the welcome address, with E. M. Churchill and Miss Pearl Porter replying for the business college and the Academy respectively. Mrs Bleakney will recite, Van Nuys will sing, and Prof. Bleakney will close with an address.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Academy
Business College
Rev. van Nuys
E. M. Churchill
Miss Pearl Porter
Mra Bleakney
Prof. Bleakney
Rambouillet Trade Moves Across Wyoming and Interior Districts
Charlies Cunningham sold 1000 blooded Rambouillet bucks in Wyoming at 17.50 per head and 600 in Grant and Morrow counties and interior districts at 12.50 per head. He plans to sell 300 more before winter. All 166 blooded Rambouillet ducks imported earlier this summer remain in best condition without needing acclimation.
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Charlies Cunningham
Wyoming
Grant
Morrow
Pendleton Welcomes 136 Pound Boxer Mullens in Search of Fights
Barney Mullens a 136 pound fighter arrived in Pendleton declaring he seeks bouts with any opponent at his weight. He notes a 1 round draw with Indian Joe and a foul loss to Rufe Turner in Ogden. Mullens wants to box Kid Parker at Walla Walla or Jack Mitchell if he agrees.
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Barney Mullens
Pendleton
Mullens
Indian Joe
Rufe Turner
Ogden
Kid Parker
Walla Walla
Jack Mitchell
Land transfers on Umatilla and Pendleton tracts reported
Irving Johnson transfers land on the Umatilla reservation near Caruse station to the heirs of Melises Johnson for about 80 acres at a consideration of 2520 dollars. August Petrie and wife convey a quarter section near Pendleton to W J Koenig for 1000 dollars.
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Irving Johnson
Melises Johnson
Umatilla
Caruse Station
August Petrie
W. J. Koenig
Pendleton
School Book Trade Expands as Exchanges Save Cash
Large surge in cash sales for second-hand school books as exchanges grow. Dealers report doubled clerks, slower grading, and high demand for usable books minus missing pages. Parents pay 63 cents more for older sets versus new, while doctors cite rare disease risk with careful handling.
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Chicago
Thefts Charged at Cottonwood Resort
Helen McEvoy, proprietor of a Cottonwood resort, charged May Sommers and Carrie Smith with larceny after they left on the delayed The Dalles bound train. Deputy District Attorney H. E. Collier halted the warrant for further investigation. Mrs. McEvoy alleges the women stole a cloak and other garments and owe about 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McEvoy
Cottonwood
May Sommers
Carrie Smith
Dalles
H. E. Collier
McEvoy
Check Drawn At Bank Leads To Penitentiary Death Threat
A man made no deposit at a local bank and two other checks valued highly were presented. No complaint or assailant’s name is given. The man will be taken to the penitentiary in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehu- Derg Te Anid
Hawes
Movingo Sea Perce Begins Move to New Peron with Livestock
Henry Meinershaw withdraws from Cold Springs and moves to New Peron to join brother Martin and brother-in-law John Helyridha. He takes many livestock including about 20 horses. Some will be kept for work, rest sold in Nez Perce where horses fetch higher prices.
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Henry Meinershaw
New Peron
Martin
John Helyridha
Molhere
Nez Perce
Walla Walla Brewer Jacob Betz visits Pendleton
Jacob Hetz, a millionaire brewer from Walla Walla, was in Pendleton yesterday to oversee business interests. He owns several city buildings and recently bought a valuable business block in Tacoma, planning to move there soon. The Betz brewery in Walla Walla is now held by a company formed by Walla Walla millionaires, with Betz retaining a block of the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hetz
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Rete
Tacoma
Betz
Meiners Visit to Nez Perce Encourages Young Energetic Men
E. J. Meiners and wife return from Nez Perce where they visited their son Martin and son-in-law John Heinrichs. Meiners has no plan to move but praises the country. He recommends it for energetic up-to-date young men, noting cheaper land and easier opportunities there.
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E. J. Meiners
Nez Perce
Martin
John Heinrichs
Meiners
Revival Services Warmed Tent Draw Crowds
The United Evangelical church revival tent on the north side is kept warm by a large stove and every evening session is comfortable. Meetings draw large crowds, and attendees who fear cold evenings are proven mistaken. Rev. G. H. Phelps of Dayton, Washington, is expected to assist Rev. Lovell and Hurd next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Church
G. H. Phelps
Dayton
Wash
Lovell
Training in the Rain Keeps Young Kid McCor Ready
Despite heavy weather the featherweight contender Young Kid McCor continues daily training for his upcoming city bout with Andy King next Friday night. After a six mile countryside run he returned covered in mud and said he did not mind a little dirt.
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Kid McCor
Andy King
Welles to Confer on Inland Empire Institute Plans
County School Superintendent F. K Welles will visit Weston this evening to meet with President French of the Eastern Oregon State Normal School. They will discuss the program for the Inland Empire teachers institute to be held in the city from October 19 to 22 inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K Welles
Weston
French
Eastern Oregon State Normal School
Inland Empire and
tUmatile County Teachers” Institute
Ageing and vitality with Scott's Emulsion
An old age themed ad claims age is in the blood and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a tonic to keep blood nourished and youthful. It promises a sample upon request and cites Scott & Bowne of New York.
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Scott & Bowne
Goo Pari Stren
Yok
Skirmish Surveyors in Umatilla County
A party of three surveying men, under orders from the reclamation bureau, traveled through Umatilla County this summer in light gear to locate reservoir sites. They surveyed mountains and foothills, collecting preliminary feasibility data later sent in sealed reports to Washington. They are now reported in Grant County.
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Reclamation Bureau
Grant County
Reclamation Department
Washington
One Year Por Porger y Schaberg Sentenced to Prison
State Circuit Judge W R B Ellis yesterday afternoon sentenced C A Schaberg to one year in the penitentiary after he pled guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses. Schaberg had recently been taken into custody and passed a check signed by himself on the saloon firm of Baker and Bullivan.
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W. RB. Ellis
C. A. Schaberg
Schaberg
Baker & Bullivan
Real estate and land offerings in town classifieds
S room modern dwelling good location 1% lots fine basement every thing new and up-to-date 3000 Groom house 44% lots barn chicken yard shade trees 1760 480 scree finest wheat land Biel immediate 27000 640 acres grain land 10001 share 640 acres 8600 Office rooms for rent Timber land for sale Fisher letting Sale call me in Bank building
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Biel
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Cheam
Surry County
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E Collins
Tallman @ Co
Portland
C. E
Rambouillet
Cunningham
Mitchell
Schilling
School Book Trade
Cottonwood Resort
Jacob
Lawtitte
Wrant
the Commercial National Bank
Ellis
Golden Gate
J. A. Folger @ Co
Belf « Costurr
San Francisco
Stoneware Sale
OWL Tea
Hanan, Douglas, Gloria
Red School House
Roosevelt
Boston
Kuster Brown
BAER @ DALEY
C. C. Berkeley
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