[DOC] [TLE] Pendleton Woolen Mills - Wikipedia [PAR] Pendleton Woolen Mills is an American textile manufacturing company located in 
Portland, Oregon, United States. It is known for its blankets and woolen clothing. 
... The town of Pendleton backed the family in their new business venture and the 
... a textile mill and in 1896 began making Native-American blanketsgeometric
... [DOC] [TLE] Pendleton Woolen Mill celebrates a century come ... - OregonLive.com [PAR] Dec 27, 2008 ... It started with Oregon sheep and their lush wool. ... The Bishop family opened 
Pendleton Woolen Mill in 1909. ... still spin that wool into gold in mills in the town 
of Pendleton as well as ... Dyed, carded and spun into yarn, the wool became 
Indian trade blankets ... The Bishops trace their roots to Thomas Kay. [DOC] [TLE] Company History - Pendleton [PAR] Kay helped organize Oregon's second woolen mill in Brownsville, where he 
oversaw the ... In 1909, the Bishops opened the facility and constructed a new, 
more efficient mill ... The production of Indian blankets resumed as the Bishops 
applied intuitive ... Today, their sons have assumed management roles in the 
company. [DOC] [TLE] wm - Pendleton [PAR] MILLS AT 100. One town. One brand. Beginnings. One company. One family. ... 
The Bishops have ... ond mill in the new state of Oregon, where he estab ... of 
water to power a mill, a land The small raw wool and in 1896 the plant was en- ... 
Pendleton ducing Indian blankets and robes. ... their sons have management 
roles. [DOC] [TLE] Pendleton Woolen Mills - The Oregon Encyclopedia [PAR] Pendleton Woolen Mills opened in 1909 in a defunct woolen mill that had ... The 
town's efforts to persuade the Bishop family, which owned the Thomas ... The mill 
had opened in 1896, but the plant closed because of the financial panic of 1907. 
... While continuing to produce blankets and robes, the Bishops expanded their... [DOC] [TLE] Indian Woman with Pendleton Blanket - Oregon History Project [PAR] Pendleton Woolen Mills sold the Indian trade blanket in its 1910 catalog. ... of 
Pendleton, Oregon, established a wool processing plant in the Eastern Oregon 
town. ... Two years later, the Pendleton Woolen Mills opened and began making 
... After difficult times for the company around 1900, new ownership in 1909 by 
C.P.... [DOC] [TLE] Pendleton Woolen Mills | Blankets & More - Amara [PAR] Kay helped to organise Oregon's second woollen mill in Brownsville, where he 
oversaw ... Before the Bishop sons arrived, the town of Pendleton was a wool 
shipping ... The production of Indian blankets resumed as the Bishops applied 
intuitive ... years and have passed the management roles onto their sons John, 
Charles,... [DOC] [TLE] MASTER JUMP PAGE - Oregon Magazine [PAR] We Were, We Are, We Will Be is a Umatilla Indian tribal motto that could well 
serve as ... Since 1909, this clan has been responsible for building and 
maintaining a ... our plant workers saw a dust cloud moving toward town that 
proved to be tribal ... Their sons have now assumed major roles, with C.M. III as 
President, while... [DOC] [TLE] American Indian Trade Blankets - Maryhill Museum of Art [PAR] After reservation constraints limited Native access to the plant and animal 
species they had used to make their own wearing blankets, and after Navajo ... 
This new enterprise contracted with other mills to produce Racine-style trade 
blankets from original Racine ... The Bishops acquired the Pendleton mill in early 
1909. [DOC] [TLE] True West's Best of the West 2010 Winners - True West Magazine [PAR] Jan 1, 2010 ... Pat reads pioneer journals to satisfy her curiosities, making her a great guide for 
.... During the Mexican Revolution period 1906-1920, the border town was a base 
.... Sublette grew up in New Mexico buying American Indian art the way some ..... 
In opening their mill, the Bishops built on the sheep textile mill... [DOC] [TLE] Oregon Blue Book - Timeline | Facebook [PAR] Archives Building - 800 Summer St NE. Salem, OR 97310 ... A major railhead 
serving the Columbia Plateau, the town of Pendleton was a wool

Question: In 1909 the Bishops opened their new plant in this Oregon town to make Indian blankets
Answer: Pendleton