City Brevities and Local Ads Mix Hohbachs and Demotts
A compact collection of small notices from Haviland area vendors. Ice cream at Hohbachs and White Haviland china at Demotts. dry wood in plentiful supply. rooms for rent and inquiries at Court Street. poultry, child care, and transfer services listed. Hardware ads for Keon Kutter shears and Eldridge sewing machines. multiple farm land rentals near Helix and Echo. Ongoing offerings from Stansberry & Maine and Goodman Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohbach's
Demott's
East Court
Stark Poultry House
Stansberry
Maine
Ohio
A. Eklund
Court Street
Haviland
Court House
Keon Kutter
Goodman Hardware Co
Dr. Browns Infallible Pile Cure Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Dr. Browns Infallible Pile Cure claiming overnight relief from piles with pro truding cases disappearing by morning. It asserts the remedy costs nothing if it fails and identifies M Biven as general agent in Portland Oregon marking the East Oregonian as the source.
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Dr. Brown
M. Biven
Portland
Oregon
Kidneys Trouble Warns Pendleton Residents to Act
Pendleton readers hear a warning about kidney illness as a cause of fatigue backache and urinary issues. Doan's Kidney Pills are touted with Pendleton testimonials praising rapid relief and ongoing use picked up from Pendleton Drug Co. The ad notes price 60 cents and Foster Milburn Co. as US agents. The text also mentions a county legal fight ending in a notable preliminary case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Pendleton
E. J. Meiners
Lewis Street
Ore
Dean
Pendleton Drug Co
Trust Company Wins Change of Venue to Marion County
The Oregon Daily Journal reports the Title Guarantee and Trust company case moved to Marion county for trial. Defendants J Thorburn Rosas T T Burkhart and John E B Aitchison win the right to have their trials held away from Multnomah county before Judge Burnett or Judge Galloway at Salem. The decision follows affidavits from citizens and read extracts from Portland papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oregon Daily Journal
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Marion County
J. Thorburn Rosas
T. T. Burkhart
John EB. Aitchison
Multnomah County
Title Guarantee & Trust Company
Cleland
Burnett
Galloway
Salem
Portland
George H. Hill
Rose
Burkhart
Attohison
Marion
Registration closes for primaries and nomination vote
Tomorrow is the last day to enroll for the nomination election on April 17 by 5 PM. After that, registration books reopen after a 14 day cloning period on April 22.
Better Than Gold Mine Ranch Sold for 75000
North Yakima April 4. The 100acre Baldwin ranch southwest of the city has been sold to Lowther Wilcox and Johnson for 75000. The buyers will subdivide for orchard use. Baldwin bought the property years ago for 10000, with a value increase of 1000 per month since purchase.
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North Yakima
Jonathan Baldwin
Lowther, Wilcox and Johnson
Mr. Baldwin
Grandparents Named Guardians in Custody Case
In county court Judge Gilliland ordered seven year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Laing be placed in the custody of her grandfather Robert Laing. A winter divorce suit was filed but Judge Bean refused to grant a divorce. The husband challenged the mother's custody claiming immorality.
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Gilliland
Arthur Laing
Robert Laing
Laings
Bean
Sheep shearing plans move to Echo and Nolin plants
Fifteen men and two named figures set out for Echo to join a 25 man crew at a newly installed plant on the Reetor place where about 24000 sheep will be shorn. Eight cents per head will be paid on the machines this year with the shelters covering board, then the crew and plant move to Slusher ranch near Nolin for further work.
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Stanton
Frank Watkins
Echo
Reetor
Nolin
Eugene Milte Open resumes at Eugene woolen mill
Eugene woolen mill will resume operations Monday morning after months of illness due to a recent financial flurry. Initially a small force will be employed, followed by a full complement. It is one of Eugene’s leading manufacturing institutions with a large payroll, and the news is welcomed by city residents.
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Eugene Milte
Eugene
Euegene Guard
Telegraphers Strike Will Be Ordered
Chicago union passes resolutions calling for a commercial telegraphers strike against Western Union and Postal Telegraph. The strike would start June 1 against Western Union and July 1 against Postal Telegraph as operators report a 10 percent wage cut and expect to gain nothing by striking.
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Chicago
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
Chicago Union
Postal
Mil ton Bridge Bid Award To A E Eberhart
A E Eberhart awarded contract for the new atero bridge over the Walla Walla river at Mil ton. The bid was reduced multiple times from 8750 to 3450 and finally to 3150.
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A. E. Eberhart
Atero
Walla Walla River
Milton
Eberhart
Sturgis Foreclosure Sues Over Pendleton Town Lots
Mrs Lina H Sturgis sues to foreclose on notes totaling 1300 securing Pendleton town lots against Chas P Ford et al, seeking payment and recovery of the property security.
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Lina H. Sturgis
Chas. P. Ford Et al
Pendleton
Nine killed as York hotel annex collapses in London
Nine people die and five are fatally injured when the annex of the York hotel, an old structure in London, collapses. About 50 are buried in the debris before rescue teams free survivors. Quick work saves many lives.
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Falling Hotel
London
York Hotel
Unfilled Promise Marred by Dishonest Impression
A fragment notes an unkept pledge seen as more than a failed promise, carrying hints of premeditation and clear taint of dishonesty. The terse wording implies suspicion of intent and moral fault attached to the subject.
Personal notices from Pendleton area visits and travels
A collage of Pendleton city visitors and residents on brief trips and business jaunts includes Knox of Elgin with Pendleton friends and T A Liuallen in the city on business. Editors, editors and local residents from Hermiston Umatilla La Grande and Echo appear among the travelers.
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BP. Knox
Elgin
Pendleton
T. A. Liuallen
Adama
C. &. Fisher
The
East Oregonian
Portland
8. M. Strodecker
Hermiston
W. Catherman
E. B. Wood
Umatilla
Edgar Norvell
J S. Norvell of
Hellz
B. E. Brown
Echo Register
City Today
N. K. West
la Grande
Teutsch
D. A. McAllister
Thomas McAllister
Billings
Mont
Drama at Star theater with new acts and colored vaudeville
The Star theater will host the Brewers color vaudeville artists and Charles Baker with wife for an upcoming week with an entire new program tonight. A clever drama will be presented not yet seen locally along with new moving pictures and illustrated songs. The Pastime enjoyed a fine program change yesterday drawing crowds, with beautiful colorings in the pictures and song. A first class change is planned there tomorrow featuring Drama In a Forest Catch Your Own Fish Winter Sports and Bye Bye Dearie in vivid coloring and new presentation.
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Brewers
Charles Baker
Star Theater
Good Sunday Program at The Dime Draws Sun Crowd
The Dime reported a large Sunday audience for a varied program of moving pictures and songs, with a fresh lineup that satisfied. Another change is planned for tomorrow, expected to meet the same high standard.
Change at Eagle Today at the Eagle Show Shop
The Eagle Show Shop introduced moving pictures today the first of its kind here drawing large crowds last week. The new program promises equal patronage as water wear passes stone with slow effort.
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Eagle
Eagle Show Shop
Debilitated Smelterman Crazily Destroys Piano
Thomas O Keefe a smelterman is held at the city hall after an early morning incident in Anaconda where he forcibly played a piano scratched its front set it in turmoil and danced with the stool. He is jailed in the city hall cell and reportedly sings odd arias keeping firemen awake. A former Warm Springs inmate, his mind is thought unbalanced by drink.
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Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Anaconda
Butte
Albert Quinney
Thomas O'Keefe
O'Keefe
Parrot Block
Paderewski
Warm Springs Asylum
Early Spring Sowing Prospects Rise Despite Winds
The dry windy spell has not harmed the early sowing of spring wheat which has appeared and looks promising for a great grain crop in 1908. High winds caused little damage, though sandy districts may have suffered slightly. Washburna Enterprise reports a fine prospect.
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Washtuena Enterprise
East Oregonian Full Coverage Proclaims Constant News
The East Oregonian asserts round the clock coverage with continuous reporting across regions. It emphasizes steady updates on politics, crime, weather, and community events to keep readers informed throughout the day.
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Buster Brown
Pendleton Cloak and Suit
Southern Cafe
East
Alta Street
Helix
Hohbach Oyster House
Eldridge
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Title Trust Company
Multnomah
Koebppens
Earell
Yakima
Nellie McMullen
Lyon’ K. Blakeslee
BE. H. Stevens
John T. Whistler
Hermiston Day
Charles K. Wall
Moroner
J. McCullough
Prairie Lederlee
W. A. Slusher
J. Kt. Haynes
Union
City
Paul Haynes
Farmer's Meat Market
Melvin Sheets
Misa Luene Hall
Lynn K. Blakeslee
H. A. Vincent
Donaldson Drug Store
Albert Wurzweiler
Joseph
R. Alexander
Wurzweiler
Diana McLain
St. Paul's School
Walla Walla
John Vert
Miss McLain
Will Stangler
August Stangler
Lawn and Batiste
Alexander Dep't Store
Star
Quinney
the Fair Dep’t. Store
Pendleton, Oregon
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