New goods and services listed for sale in town ads
Local notices advertise Nell's Try Datton's ice cream Murphy's window shades Cleaver Brow Pry Goods LeRoy's tamales and wallpaper at Murphy's paint store East Oregonian building rooms for rent sale of hardware and farm supplies Goelecks Kirkman tamales and Palace of Sweets breakfast cereals and milled grain offerings J. Clove selling a six room house near Main Street with water meter and installment terms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell's
Datton
Murphy's
Cleaver Brow
Pry Goods Co
LeRoy's
F. Bh. Judd
Dre Gomle Co
Hampton Streets
Edwars & Choulich
P. Bones
Helix
Goelecks & Kirkman
Opera Howee
Mra
Abe
Cleaver
Dry Goods Co
East
Ore Pein
Oregonian
Demott
Jackson
Hawes and hardware and horse trade in Pendleton area
Mixed local notes describe sales and auctions including I. L. Ray haw for sale, Rambler vehicles for sale or trade for horses, clothing and hats at several stores, and a job inquiry from a married man. Lincoln County to Pendleton area reports cover cowing machines, store promotions, shipping of horses from Umatilla to cannery, and a social event by Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors with a program of readings and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Ray Haw
Line & Brome
Alexander & Hester
Hrock «& McComas
Pendleton
Boston
Bobh Hoor
Biren Creek
Iit Reas
Autie
Umatilla County
Linnten
Jim Jones
Id Bowleby
Greasy Carter
Howleby
Aparu
Carter
Mudern Woodmen
Royal Neighters of America
Hendricks Ball
la Grande Chronicle
Hl Kopittke
Hagghter
Rina
Martin
Sommer
Kamuel
Highton
Terlends
Walla Walla
Beef on the Hoof at $4.50 in Camas Prairie sale
Camas Prairie dealers sold fifteen head of cattle to Bedware and Grealioh for 4.50 per hundred pounds. Weight averages were given as zero pounds due to OCR errors. Mr Futter and sons Amile and Arthur reported cattle arrived in good condition and wintered well on their ranch, with spring plans to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Futter
Amile
Arthur
Vendeton
Bedware & Grealioh
Charles Cinealaghan
Carroll Pawel
Chin
Cunning
Cole
Tattman & Cat
Arlifbra
Newbro's Herbal Cure Promoted For Dandruff Hair Loss
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide promising to destroy the dandruff causing parasite and restore hair growth. It cites testimonials from Victor and his wife and claims many others were cured after other products failed. Also notes military movements and personnel from Pendleton and Colfax connected to ongoing Philippines news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Victor
Dato
Saya
Dandraff
Hundeeda
Castoria Kearse the signature of Coke UL sale linked
The fragment notes Chehalis selling a horse or colt once associated with Castoria Kearse and Coke UL. It mentions ownership changes involving Davia Chelem Maver Heppner Times Tony Matlock and a famed race, with Alta aged 20 and a fine imposed for preventing a horse named Hino. The text is garbled but centers on a notable horse sale and racing ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worl
Chehalis
P2u
Tod
Wol
Davia
Chelem
Maver
Heppner Times
Tony Matlock
Alta
Hino
Leon
Sheep Shearing Prices Set as 7 Cent a Sheep Maintains Market
In Umatilla County, Charlie Cunningham plans seven cents per sheep for the season with three gangs starting April 1. Teams will shear 10 000 head at Nolin owned by Adolph Johnson and partners. crews include Jim Keeler, Dave Love, John Stanton, Rich McMinn, and others from Athena, Pendleton, Walla Walla, and Pilot Rock. A noted shearer Jim Peeler is highlighted for his speed, while machine shearing gains pace though some prefer hand methods for cleaner wool. observers note differences in yield and wool cleanliness impacting earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Cunningham
Sven
Ollie
Ara
Umatilla Caunty
Charon Cooningham
Nar Hatter Creek
Nolin
Adolph Johnson
Milot Rock
Charlee Ingiv
Walla Walla
Foraman
Saramt Jim Keeler
Athena
Tave Love
John Stanton
Beott Delaney
Pendleton
Adolph Joleen
Pilot Rock
Rich McMinn
Lorrin Yurwell
Hele Mage
Leepehearere
Jin Feeler
Rich McMinn bipRibery
Jim Peeler
Iogic
Sam Feeler
Wyoming
Oregon
Waelyington
Idaho
Wreming
Montana
St Ie
Unatitia
Lontana
Pendleton Gossip Carries Several Local Visitors and Moves
Mager BF and W Vincent from Newport visit Pendleton while J D B Jarman of Athena arrives for a stay. Local residents including Dean Shall, Eel Hart, W L Rowleby, and Henry Retter travel through Pendleton or stay at nearby resorts. Several professionals and merchants, such as J S Have in Spokane and G A K McChew of Weston, are noted in town. A county court case is listed and pending near Mendip ton with Magh Tinstimine vs Agnes Ferguson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mager
W. Vincent
Newport
J. D. B. Jarman
Athena
Ian
Pendleton
J. M. Church
la Grandy
Sinai
Perry Whitworth
Kehe
Tle
Mra
Salou
Dean Shall
Eel Hart
Charlo Cuming
W. L. Rowleby
Caman Valley
Ukiah
Mendivton
Bian
Mendipton
Milton
Dogo
Lane Ay
Henry Reter
Walls Walla
John Hierkle
Threety
Hot Lake
Union Comunty
Wall
Symeatore
Fendleton
Spokane
Femal
Ed Allen Haw
Lawon
Winnie
Weston
Jain Pendleton
la Grande
Elmer Turner
Charles Dun- Blogham
Pijot Rock
Lendieton
Perry A. Harvey
Tod
Amith
Ritaville
Wash
Lans
W. KR
Kilia
Heppner
Reneay
Magh-Tinstimine
Agnes Ferguson
Charles Ferguson
Willian Ferguson
Charles Wilking
Lydian
Ashington
Borne Mitchell
Oregonia
Lent Week Holy Wends Ends In Charity Event
A local church harvest sale scheduled for Saturday and Monday during the final week of Lent aims to raise funds for the Presbyterian church building fund. Proceeds from raffles, a bake sale, and fancy articles will support the cause with entertainment by a youth group and a magicLAN event. Local ladies’ committees organize the activities at the church, with admissions and donations encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
Mery J
Huvkwon
Presbyterian Church
Pendlaten Academy
Young Tae
Pendleton woolen mill to host new factory venture
Robert Andrews returns from Savannah to establish a new company in Pendleton. He plans a three building site with Athena Power line supplying electricity, and labor from local workers. The project aims to begin in April with heavy plant and equipment moved on site, seeking to attract skilled labor and stabilize the local economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Amdrews
Mr. Andrews
Fendieton
Pendleton
Fight at a Sheep Camp Near Spring Hollow
Reports of a Sunday morning fight at Charles Cunningham's Spring Hollow camp describe multiple assailants striking at men from Pendleton and nearby. Sheriff and constable investigated after stabbings, assaults, and a gun incident. several locals faced fines and arrests amid a volatile disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cunningham
Spring Hollow
Maneh
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Hredonray
Cleaver Bros
Stationery
Taliman
I. A. Growner
C. C. Crowner
Crowner & Kon
van Onidall & Kom
Telephone
Camas Prairie
U. S
Manila
San Franches
Percy Cahoon
Frank Blachie
Col. Fax
Meg. Ki Weaver
Jural Partone
Philippines
Ales van Bowman
Castoria
Kearse
Vladies
Pendleton Shoe Company
Main Street
Hansford & Co
Goetal Alales
Livan
Pitile
Inet
Tvlug
Wililell
Joral
Npinefoals Ud Ewenimge
Mra J. Powe
Luwanee
Kan
Mic Conte
Tallman & Os
Marehal Heathaiay
Volos
Glasswear
Owl Tea House
Hi G Powell
George Cummings
Hroordér
Little Henry
Marsha Leathman
Rick Healtche
Koeppen’s
Pepitiar
Doge
ST. Joe Store
New York
E. M. Lyons & CQ
Rity
Certrniel Dent
Alice
Honnitt & Tarbet, Proprietors
Maintreet, Dowahery Beilding
Desent
M. A. Rader
Eeee
Locust Hill
Rabbitry
Jae
Fay
Guy W. Wade
Pendleton, Oregon
The
Columbia Lodging House
Ben Alta
PF. X. Schempp, Prop
Hast
Morton
Neagle Bros
Illinois Central Railroad
Golden Rule Hotel
Solid Trains
W Bancroft
Kates
Thind St
Portland, Or
Cor
Court and Johnson Sts
East Oregonian
Sartior
Oho
Darvbau
Pre
Wood
Consigumente
Laatz
STR Court
Ukiah Stag
Tallman
Nuston & Carney
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