Local grocers showcase goods at Umatilla event
Amid a busy display at the Umatilla market, A Barrett & Co and Shick & Co advertise groceries, can goods, cigars, and seed stock. Gay’s tobacco and Bagley’s canned goods highlight the offerings. Athena Mer. Co. features silks and fabrics. Prescott flour and Lowney’s candies mark famed product lines.
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Gross Worthington's
A.B. & Cor
Gay's
Bagley’s
G. A. Barratt & Co
Oliver
Gay
Bagley's
A. Barrett & Co
Prescott
Shick & Co
Sibi
Local store notices from Shick Co and others
A garbled list shows Walkoter shoes at Shick & Co and a line of children ready-made outfits. Mentions include Men’s new spring suit from A M Co and a supply of Preferred Stock canned goods at Bagley’s. Umatilla Implement Co. plans a sample harvesters demonstration. Mrs. Joseph Hudspeth offers painting lessons in flower plain brush and Kensington styles with reasonable prices.
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Shick & Co
Manasge N
A. M. Co
Bagley's
Umatilla Implement Co
Joseph Hudspeth
Kensington
Pendleton News Briefs Include Local Visits and Happenings
Numerous short items report visits and movements around Athena Pendleton and nearby areas. Mentions include Mr and Mrs J R Owens in McMinnville, Miss Allie McCaw visiting Elsa Rosenzweig, Fred and Harry Rosenzweig returning home from Franklin county ranches, and Lizzie Murphy and son Sidney from Weston guests at the Boyd home. Also notes new timber claim and homestead near Goldendale, Jene Leer Vah Calinder visiting Athena, and church leadership change at Joy Washington. A gun club shoot and fowl reports, arrivals from Town, bank business, vehicle painting, real estate shift, and a Spokane visitor plan conclude the column.
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J. R. Owens
McMinnville
Ty Adams
Jory Swart
Allie McCaw
Walla Walla
Elsa Rosenzweig
Fred Rosenzweig
Harry
Franklin
C. C. Sharp
Pendleton
Lizzie Murphy
Sidney
Weston
Boyd
Freswater
W. Bradley
Goldendale
Wash
Herbert Waterman
Waterman
Pros Lewis
la Grande
Gillis and Winship
Walla Walls
C. A. Barrett
le Grow
Lewiston
First National Bank
Chapman
Lester Swaggart
Athena News Note Booklet Tidbits and Notices
Athena area notices recount a range of items from revival meetings and local arrivals, to property moves, school board matters, a hunting accident update, and ads for crafts and services. Mentions include Remillard seeking a city paloon, George McDonald visiting from Pullman, J M Spence returning, and Enos P Tucker’s farewell. Also references a stallion Young Raglan and local millinery openings with Mrs Owens.
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Walla
Remillard
Webb
Rangelint Bingers
la Grande
New Christian Church
George McDonald
Athena
Pullman
Wash
J. M. Spence
Spence
A. Kunkel & Googe
Enos P. Tucker
R. J. Boddy
Nowin
Roy Walker
Robert Walker
Vanaycle
Sprague
HB. E. Richards
HB. E. Whiteman
Helix
C. G. Chamberlain
James Purdy
J. D. Hawes
Price
Pioneer Drug Store
J. KR. Owens
Fischer
Main Street
Pendleton Tribune
Pendleton
Pendleton Baseball Aanoviation
Walla Walla
Thompson Gets It Oregon Delegation Reaches Land Appointment
Oregon delegation at last agrees on Lairdside land appointment. Sena Fulton and Congressapiy William sat in Washington Saturday afternoon. New officials will take charge of offices as the matter is decided. Register Bartlett and others are congratulated. One Republican candidate, Chitopson, a former joint representative for Umatilla and Morrow, is noted as a capable legislator with land and cattle interests near Pendleton.
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Oregon
Fey
Batter Creek
Peddleton
Grand Ronde road plan eyed by Wallowa County
Wallowa County commissioners consider opening a road from Grand Ronde mouth to Joseph to support a steam boat service on the Columbia River. The proposed route would extend to Lewiston and Spokane, linking Wallowa towns not yet connected, with talks of state funding.
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Hows
Wallowa
Joséph
Grom
Lewinton
Pittsburg Landing
Joseph
Snake River
Lewiston
Spokane
Cornstalk Science Probes New Paper From Plant Parts
Farm and newspaper readers hear of a cooperative push to turn the entire corn plant into paper. After tests in Kankakee under the National Agricultural Department, high grade paper is possible from stalk husks pith and husk, with a machine to separate kernel from stalk and extract fibers for production.
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Kankakee
National Agricultural Department
Local farmer proposals mix with cure hype and engine sale
A fragmented ad style notice proposes farmers buy corn and store any leftover plant material via a machine owner. It then touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with personal testimonial from Frank W. Perry of the Enterprise and notes its claimed effectiveness against grip and pneumonia. Also mentions a traction engine for sale or trade in Oregon.
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Chamberlain
Frank W. Perry
The
Enterprise
Shortsville
N.Y
Grip
Osburn
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