City Brevities From Tatom's and Local Shops
Bright notices list sales and services from Tatom's, Teutsch's, and Sharon & Eddings with groceries, wood and coal, shoes, Easter novelties, cigars, clothing, and rent offers. It mentions McAdams and Teutsch stores, St George restaurant, and J A McLaughlin ads. Also reports a fatal stabbing in Butte after a man returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon & Eddings
Howard's Cigar Store
Teutsch's
St. George
Cooper
Idaho County Attorney Aims to Enforce Sunday Law
Moscow attorney William E. Sillinger pledges to enforce the Sunday closing law, saying he will begin now to inform residents of its significance. He notes the measure allows local option in towns and villages while rural areas must close Sundays, with counties potentially allowing Sunday operations by petition.
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Owl
Latah
Tim
William E. Sillinger
Moscow
Idaho
Silom man evades Sunday law to sell liquor
A Silom resident defies a Sunday ordinance by obtaining a prescription to stock liquor for sale any day. He has been operating as a one man liquor business, hoping to expand to a drug store or racehorse purchase, charging a premium for weekend access.
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Silom
Raefem Journal
Plissitlin
Grand jury reconvenes to probe Booth-Kelly affairs
Portland April 4. The federal grand jury reconvened to renew the Oregon land fraud investigation. A searching inquiry is under way into the Booth-Kelly Lumber Company and its ownership of large tracts of land.
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Portland
Federal Grand Jury
Oregon Land Fraud
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
Personal notices appear from La Grande to Kamela
Local column lists visits and departures: L L Mann travels to La Grande by bus mate. R G Masterson of Elgin in town on business. B A Schiffer leaves for Hot Lake for a few days. B Bouylor of Buttercreek in town on brief business. W D Chamberlain of Athena on legal work. P J Johnson of Hermiston staying at Hotel St George on business. J W Bickford assists in creamery setup and returns to La Grande. Dick Lawrence to occupy Arthur Laing property with his family. Rev W N Van Nuys to Portland for a week of revival. Mrs Otto Miecacke and Mrs W H Egan leave for Salem with Otto Miecakke’s remains. F E Goodman returns from Eugene after three weeks with ailing father now improved. E Harper, Blue Mountain creamery manager, back from La Grande with father recovering. William Lindsay, Montana sheepman, tours Cunningham ranches and admires fine flock. Mrs Seymour Swauger visiting from Kamela. S Swauger at St Anthonys for eyes. James A Swart, ex O R & N telegraph operator, at Hotel St George en route to Blarbuck for Spokane division work.
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L. L. Mann
Wisit
la Grande
R. G. Masterson
Elgin
B. A. Schiffer
Hot Lake
B. Bouylor
Buttercreek
P. J. Johnson
Hermiston
W. H. Egan
Salem
Otto Mieseke
F. E. Goodman
Eugene
E. Harper
Blue Mountain
City
Han
William Lindsay
Montana
Cunningham
Seymour Swauger
Kamela
8. Swauger
St. Anthony's Hospital
James A. Swart
Fight Over Mrs Chadwick in U S Court of Appeals
Ex federal judge Fravele J Wing of Cleveland appeared for Mrs Chadwick in the United States Court of Appeals to seek a stay of execution of sentences. Cleveland District Attorney Sullivan opposed the motion and asked that Mrs Chadwick be kept in Cleveland to testify in bankruptcy proceedings.
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Cincingali
Fravele J
Wing
Cleveland
Ittorney
Chadwick
United Stated Court of Appeals
Todiy Toak
Sullivan
Chanels
Indictments Brought Against Men in Post Office Case
Indictments returned by the federal district court charge August W. Machin former superintendent of the free delivery system at Moondaville prison George B. Loreng of Toledo and William G. Crawford of New York officers of the Pine Lock company with conspiring to defraud the government in a postal service corruption case.
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Washington
August W. Machin
Iree Delivery
Moondaville
George B. Loreng
Toledo
William G. Crawford
Devine Lock Company
New York
Dts
Chirdlig
Pope Receives Connaughts. Talks of Royal Marriage
In Rome on April 4 the pope gave a private audience to the Duke and Duchess of Connaught and their daughter Beatrice and Margiria. A report says the pope mentioned the marriage between the King of Spain and the Princess Patrick Fechited une tre.
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Rome
Duchess of
Connaught
Beatrice
Margiria
Spain
Patrick Fe
London Despatch Reports Violent Lahore Earthquake
A Lahore dispatch reports a violent earthquake in British India on April 4 causing many deaths and extensive damage. The town hall was nearly razed, and the Juma Masjil cathedral and mosque sustained serious damage. Numerous houses in the native quarter collapsed.
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London
Dlepatch
Lahore
British India
Juma Masjil
Mohair Prices Rise with Mild Winter Demand
Mohair from Oregon shows improved quality due to a mild winter. New England buyers already seek Oregon mohair at 30 cents per pound. Last year 400 fleeces formed a pool yielding top prices. this year 1200 to 1500 fleeces may join a new pool. Jefferson pool sold for 31 1/2 cents. growers expect similar for the current pool.
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New England
Oregon
Jefferson
Newa
Kin Extend Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
The Lyons family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their relative Mia RK M Lyons and children convey gratitude for support and comforting words.
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Mia
RK. M. Lyons and
Childees
Advice From the Woodman Shows Timber in You
A fragmentary item urging resilience and self improvement with rustic imagery. It references stump, spruce up and reveal good timber. Includes stray lines about England crop statistics and a wheat crop noted as light, though the numbers seem garbled and out of context.
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England
New Electric Turkish Bath Promised for Pendleton
E N Warnell, a nurse who treated Jesse Falling, plans to open an electric Turkish bath in Pendleton. Rooms on the lower floor of the Bowman building will be fitted for business, with Warnell in charge of the men's room and a trained non graduate to manage the ladies hours. The establishment aims to meet local demand soon.
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Pendleton
E. N. Warnell
Mr. Warnell
Jesse Falling
Warnell
Bowman Building
Warnell Himelf
Hhege Durin
Washington Projects Two Thousand Miles of New Railway
A Halfway Age observation notes plans for about 2000 miles of new railway in Washington state. The proposal outlines expansion aims and potential routes, signaling a major transport development for the region.
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le Wtate
Washington
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Molair
Sulia
Lee Teutsch’s Department Store
Ula
Tatom's
Tatom‘s
McAdams
Bunker Hill
Teutach's
Mali Street
Richard Jackson
Payton
St Touts Fair
Lauthers & Nichol’s
Travefer
Gritman's
Claaratore
Jackson Ranch
Pamba
Dayton
Wash
J. A. Melaughlin & Co
Clittonwood Street
Court
Min Amelia Johnnesan
Amersan
Daniah Pirente
O. Sul
Helen
Mont Sul
J. A. McLaaughlin & Co
Cottonwood Street
James McLaughly
Butte
Mont
Buttw
L. Hunziker
Main Street
Salon Oltien Aros Himeelf
Grand Jury
Booth-Kelly Company
Huyler’s
Lowney’s
Gunther’s
The
Palm
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
W. D. Chamberlain
Athena
MORD
India
Prop
Bowman
Auc A Gary
Velgate Acxoffte
J. A. Folger & Co
San Francisco
S. L. Vaughn
Electrician
Court St
Clark Grain Commission Co
East Court Street
Lendleton
Chicago
Jay Cox
Walla Walla
Whitehouse-Crawford Co
Paris
Brock & McComas Company
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alt Street
Os'posite Court House
the State Hotel
Rudolph Martin
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Paradise Soda
Clark & Rees
Despain & Clark
E. C. Building
Pendleton Planing Mills
Robert, Forster
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