Dairy ranch and wheat farms in Umatilla county for sale
For sale 166 acre dairy ranch 20 miles from town three miles from store and post office with a four room house barn and chicken houses splendid orchard about 25 acres alfalfa bottom land one of the best dairy ranches for the money. 160 acre wheat farm five miles from Pendleton house barn plenty water priced 82550 must be sold at once due to sickness. 920 acre wheat farm 3 1 2 miles from town. Small grocery and second hand business including building all for 850 must be sold at once. Worth 1250 will sell for 700 with 200 cash and balance monthly. Invest in business property.
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Jack Johnson
Omo
Senile
B. E. Keeney
Doc
Carl Power
Collie
J. McKay
Nellie Gray
George Fletcher
Packer
Local business notices and help wanted blurbs in Pendleton
Local ads list sign painters and sign makers Lee Lane & Son and United Orchestra, lumber yard merchandise, new open restaurants, real estate inquiries about Gardena apple land, job ads for a man and wife on a ranch and for a middle aged housekeeper, plumbing and heating services, barber shop, metal work, and optical and jewelry shops. Also announced are a book return notice and a low price meal in the M. E. church basement.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Ebc
Burlingame
Lee Teutsch
Perkins Avenue
Cal Main
Pendleton Plumbing & Heating Co
Mick Patton
Acrose
Alexanders
Frasier’s Book
Railroad Street
Court Street
Main Street
Hospital
Sharon & Eddings
English in China Demand Protection Amid Uprising Fears
London reports say English missionaries in China flood the foreign office with requests for immediate protection for English subjects. Conditions in King Chau and Shangsha are described as critical with potential uprisings feared by the British.
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China
London
Foreign Office
King Chau
Shangsha
Times-Democrat plant hit by fire in New Orleans
The Times-Democrat publishing plant in New Orleans suffered partial destruction by fire today with estimated losses around 125000 dollars. The blaze caused significant damage to equipment and facilities, with firefighters battling the flames for several hours before bringing it under control.
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New Orleans
Times-Democrat
Roundup Visitor List from Hermiston and Nearby Towns
A long column of names from Helix Echo and surrounding areas arrives for the Roundup and fair. Newt Newtson J H Phillips J W Billeu J H Bentley Otto Didion George Upthegrove D B Bannister Robert Male Maurice Scroggs Ed Lowden Frank Buchet P C Holland George B Briggs Hr and Mrs Newt Hales and son William McCorkell Sam Starr Joe Halley Col H G Newport Bert Mays J T Trohy Lige Haight Mace Fulton Russell Brownell W F OConnell Grant Elgin E H Brown P P Kilbourne D Peterson F B Rwayzie J G Elgin Richard Kiger Lester Harvin and other travelers from The Dalles The Dalles The Willamette Valley Weston Hermiston Corvalis Pendleton Milton and Portland were noted among visitors for the Roundup and related events.
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J. W. Billeu
Freewater
J. H. Bentley
Holdman
Otto Didion
George Upthegrove
Hermiston
D. B. Bannister
Athena
Robert Male
Pilot Rock
Maurice Scroggs
Ed Lowdensinger
Frank Buchet
Walla Walla
P. C. Holland
George B. Briggs
Mace Fulton
Dalles
Russell Brownell
W. F O'Connell
Umatilla
Grant Elgin
Corvalile
Willamette Valley
E. H. Brown
Stanfield Standard
P P Kilbourne
Portland
D. Peterson
Milton
F. B. Rwayzie
First National Bank of
J. G Elgin
Richard Kiger
Corvallis
Lester Harvin
Pendleton Printery
Frazier
Colts
Condon
People warned against new counterfeit bill
Washington dispatch warns banks and the public about a new counterfeit 16 dollar note issued by California National Bank. The note bears President McKinley’s portrait and a distinctive break in his left shoulder to identify it.
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Washington
Pasadena
Calif
McKinley
McKiniey
Another Representative for Missouri
Washington September 30 population of Missouri is 3,293,325, a six percent rise. This means one more representative.
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Missouri
Washington
State of
Snake Frightens Girl at Hillierda Post Office
A three week federal hunt for a yellow-turned monster ends when postmistress Miss Turk and her assistant flee from the Hillierda post office after a snake crawled from a sack tossed from a train. Post office inspector George W. Craighead investigates with railway clerks questioned. The postmistress later returned and killed the intruder.
Treasured Cromwell dies found to be counterfeits in mint
The London mint reports Cromwell dies once thought to be Simon's work are actually imitations. The annus report shows past year coinage at 213,129,450 pieces valued at 16,506,000 pounds with 7,728 pounds waste in gold coin production and a net profit of 5,051 pounds. A sale of gold sweep recovered 1,585 pounds.
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Cromwell
London
Thomas Simon
Roundup thrills with wild steers and bucking contests
Thousands crowd the arena as riders battle steer roping, bucking, and relay events. McKay wins the Maverick roping, Ella Lazinka shines in the ladies relay, and Carl Power leads pony express. Bucking and wild horse races feature bold attempts and dramatic crashes.
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Maverick
George
McKay
Pocatello
Holt
William Wilder
T Waffle
Ambullance Corps
Mrs. Wilder
Fred Spain
Kenneth Cooper
Roy Kelley
Buffalo Vernon
Oregon
Vernon
Hanley
Burns
Sid Seally
Carl Power
Fred #pain
Clyde Franklin
Ella Lazinka
Ells
Ella
Florence Adams
Miss Lazinka
Daisy
Biondit
Red Cloud
Silver Tip
Miss Adams
Buck
Miss Wilder
Yum Sumkin
Jim White
Arthur Redhawk
Florence Adame
Collie
Rhoda Lazinka
Darkie
Narclesus McKay
Bannock
Fred
Pendleton
Company
B. E B. Keeney
Dan Doherty
Ed Averill
Sid Seals
Arlington
John Spain Tellecasset
George Fletcher
Guy Hays
Poundage on wheat land near Pendleton offered for rent or sale
A 1009 acre wheat property five miles from Pendleton is offered for rent with a long lease and partial payments, or for sale under the same terms. Interested parties should see C. A. Wells, owner, at Ho t l Pendleton for a few days or a week.
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Pendleton
C. A. Wells
Hot+l
Ladies' Aid to Hold Dinners at Church Basement
The Ladies A ct of the Christian church will serve dinner and supper in the basement of the church on September 38 and October 1, with prices 35 cents for dinner and 25 cents for supper. Do you take the East Oregonia)t.
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The
Christian Church
East
Oregonia
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