Local ads note shopping and services in town
Listings show storefronts and services from Alexander's Department Store to a private boarding and judging at 205 W Webb. Ads promote shoes, automobiles, coal, moving services, cattle and horse notices, and real estate trades, with contact phone numbers and locations in Pendleton area.
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Henry
Snyder
W. Webb
Orpheum
J. A. Best
Express
Alexander
P. O
Harn
Aura Street
Alexander's Dept
Sharon & Eddings
Hauling Services Advertised For City And West Coast
Let George Maul It services advertise light or heavy hauling by George Stangler of Gritman Bros. Prompt piano and organ moves in city and to Portland or California. Northern Pacific routes via Paseo and S P& 8. By leave 1 30 p m arrive Portland 8 10 a m. See agent W Ad imag for through tickets and arrangements.
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Northern Pacific
Paseo
Adama
Pendleton
George
George Stangler
Gritman Bros
Trumka
Portland
California
W. Adimag
Local Womens Club to Meet Thursday Evening
No 2 Daphne Circle No 2 W O W will meet in regular session Thursday evening September 28th. All members urged to be present. Business of Importance by order Alice O Donol clerk.
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Daphne Circle No
Alice O'Donol
Reward for Return of Strayed Moose Herd
A large herd of moose strayed from its group near the St. George Hotel. A liberal reward is offered for the safe return of the moose and the lead animal. Local authorities urge vigilance and contact details are provided for possible sightings.
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Greene, St. George Hotel
Release of land fraud partner to attend funeral shocked era
Washington report states Will G. Comstock, vice president of the Nebraska Land and Securing Company, was released from jail to attend the funeral of his partner Bartlet Richards, who died in custody. Both men from Elmworth Nebraska were convicted in 1907 of defrauding the government by subornation of perjury. sentences began in October 1910. President Taft had refused clemency last spring.
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President Frees
Richards
Washington
Tutt
Will G. Comstock
Nebraska Land and Securing Company
D Bartlet Richard
Eileworth
Neb
Taft
Comstock
Man Asks to Be Indicted in Wife Killing Case
George Golden a Wickboro Pa shoe merchant was indicted for homicide over the July 18 death of his wife at their home. He posted 10000 bonds and says he mistook his wife for a burglar. the coroner cleared him and he seeks a jury trial to clear his name.
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Kittanning
George Golden
Wickboro
Golden
Local residents travel through Pendleton area today
A string of visitors and residents stop in Pendleton, including F A Baker from Stanfield and B H Ogden of Walla Walla. Antone Vey leaves for Portland to enter Columbia College, while Katherine Stanfield will spend the winter in Pendleton and attend the local high school. Others pass through or visit for business or to catch trains, with several staying overnight or traveling on to Hermiston, Helix, and Portland.
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Umatila County
Portland
Spokane
Pendleton
F. A. Baker
Stanfield
West End
B. H. Ogden
Walla Walla
St. George
L. B. Nell
Alba
E. N. Wheeler
Stan Geld
Antone Vey, S Jr
Columbia College
Ed Behrens
Eity
Helix
James A. Cooper
Hermiston
Paul
William Ball
Blake-McFall Paper Company
Katherine Stanfield
Portand
James P. Neal
Freewater
Elrcult
George T. Cochran
Oregon
la Grande
W. P. Willaby
Mad Surgeon In Siberia Turns Violent In Operation
A Paris report tells of a surgeon in Chita who, during a routine operation on a working man, suddenly goes mad. He laughs at finishing the patient, two assistants intervene, another completes the operation, and the doctor is confined to an asylum.
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Paris
St. Peters
Burne
Chita
Siberia
Mantaen
Spokane Signs First Imported Ball Player for U S Club
Spokane Wash Barney Joy formerly with Boston was the first player imported for an organized U S club. He joined 1912 Spokane Northwestern league pitching staff after a scout found him in Honolulu. Joy later played for San Francisco Seals and Boston, then returned to Spokane to report for spring practice with manager Cohn confident in his Cuban? native Hawaiian background and strong speed control.
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Spokane
Wash
Barney Joy
Boston
United States
Joy
Honolulu
Long
San Francisco
Pacific
Seals
Cherley Street
Washington
Cohn
Wool rate cuts eyed by national wool group
A letter from Dr. McClure secretary of the National Wool Growers association to Byron Gale secretary of the Baker-Union Wool Growers association says a railroad rate reduction to coastal points is likely. McClure reports a conference with Frank Gooding president of the national group during an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing on wool rates. Both men are expected to attend the upcoming state wool growers convention in Baker City this fall.
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McClure
National Wool Growers’ Association
Byron Gale
Baker-Union Wool Growers Esociation
Baker Herald
Frank Gooding
National Assolation
Interstate Commerce Commission
India's Wheat Trade and Cultivation by Region and Varieties
From Vice Consul General Charles B. Perry Calcutta the report estimates India wheat area this year at 29.5545 million acres with a yield of 9.0004 million tons. Wheat ranks third in area and second in crop value. 75 percent of production comes from the Punjab and United Provinces. Northern India concentrates soft wheats while southern India and Bengal grow mainly hard varieties. The report notes export patterns favor soft white and hard white wheats, yet domestic consumption favors Punjab wheats.
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Charles B. Perry
Calcutta
India
Indian Empire
Gangetic Delta
Bombay Konkan
Bay of Bengal
Assim
Burma
Great Northwest
Punjab
Unite
Waton
Bengal
Ganges
Indus
Nerbudda
High N. W. Church Officials at Dedication
Spokane set to host Columbus Day dedicatory exercises for St. Aloysius Catholic church with $17,000 building cost. Attendees include Arch bishop Christy and bishops from Oregon Idaho Montana, plus 300 Oregon priests. Festivities feature a 40-voice choir, 20-piece orchestra, and 70 altar boys.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Province of
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
Father L. Taelman
Gonzaga College
College Hall
Alexander Christy
Portland
Edward J. O'Day
Seattle
Charles J. O’reiily
Baker City
John Peter Carl
Helena
Matthias ¢. Lenihan
Great Falls
Mont
A. J. Glorieux
Boise
Bo Pn
Mre. I. M. Sinoarnes
St. Ricard
Christy
Thomas A. Moeneher
P. J. O'Reilly
Vincent Chiappa
California
Round-Up Seeks Itemized Bills by October 1
All parties with accounts at the Round-Up are asked to submit itemized bills duly verified by one committee chairman and filed with the secretary on or before October 1. Managers aim to clean up the 1911 expenses and issue a statement promptly.
Archbishop of Genoa bans enormous hats on clergy orders
Milan reports the Archbishop of Genoa has written to his clergy urging them to keep female parishioners from wearing the large hats in vogue. He argues the hats block humbler worshipers with mantillas from seeing the altar and the priest.
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Genoa
Milan
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Livengood
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Franklin
Httle
Gong
J. W. Davis
BE. Webb
Porter
French Restaurast
Memry
Penland
Main Street
Marin
B. A. Morton
H. FP
Tuel
Ore
Faiiman & Co
A, C, Koeppen & Bros
Pendleton Drug CO
Tallman & CO
Daphne
Man
C. K. Cranston
John Adams
Adams
R. Arbogast
John Day Country
K. Forest
Lewiston
Weston
Ray Simpson
Emery
Allan H. Moore
Echo
Tien Hill
Wallan Walla
Perrin
France
England
America
Wohlenberg Dept
Northern Pacific Railway
Pioneer Line
Pasco
W. Adams
N. P. RY
North Yakima
Pendleton and
Umatilla County
Main and Webb Streets
A. Schneiter, Prop
Pendleton, Ore
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