Local Ad Fragments Catchy But Ragged
A jumble of small ads and notices lists furnished rooms and plumbing services at Water Street and Main Street, piano sales, a hotel rate, and various local businesses including a Portland Hotel Oregon stopover and a millinery offer. Also items note a shooting in Chicago and health scams.
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Kaiser Beer of Fergy
Kaiser Beer le Best
Pergy’s
Water Street
Webb Street
Cleveland
Gneven
Golden Rule
Morrow
Main Street
Panama
Mra. Campbell's
Ellert Plano House
Frazier’s
Main Street Bridge
Rowman
Portland
Oregon
Pendleton
Ean Jregentian
Bowman Hotel
M.D. Parks
Rex
Meanland v McFarland Divorce Battle Leads To Custody
Clara M McFarland sues E T McFarland for divorce alleging years of cruel and inhuman treatment and neglect. She seeks absolute divorce, custody of all seven children, 200 for temporary child care costs, 100 for divorce expenses, and 100 monthly child support. She alleges the family often subsisted on cow milk and faced threats. husband was briefly examined for insanity but not sustained. Carter, Raley & Raley represent Mrs. McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara M. McFarland
T. McFarland
Ter
Childern
Tan
Platotet
Childiren
Mes McFariard
Hean
Carter, Rajey & Raley
McFarland
Alaskan Fisheries Capital Stock Declines Despite More Firms
In Alaska the total number of corporations firms and individuals engaged in packing and canning rose to 47 canneries and 45 establishments from the prior year while overall capital stock fell to 21,872,150 dollars, down 2,576,260 from last year. Some larger firms reduced operations shutting down plants while new enterprises appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonielon
Alaska
Busineme
Local visitors and candidates noted in Eastland city
Eastland residents and out-of-town figures frequent the city today. Visitors include H. Blandford of Walla Walla, Rev. John Warren en route to Heppner after a visit to Athena, J. F. McNaught of Maxwell Irrigation, and G. V. Proebetel from Weston. Political hopefuls Ty M. Duke, Booth Howrer, and others were in town. A. J. Capron of Portland discussed church improvements, while Nett Webb traveled from Heppner to Walla Walla. Lambing prospects are strong across Morrow County sheep ranches amid favorable weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
FR. Thompson
Eastlandia
Blandford
Walla Walla
John Warren
Heppier
Athena
R. A. Keleny
Conningham Sheep & Land Company
Lown
J. F. McNaught
Maxwell Fant & Irtigation Company
CO. A. Bhitrett
Byron Hawks
Moro
G. Vb. Proebetel
Iain
Weston
N. H. Brooks
Stev
Harvey Smith
A.J. Capron
Portland
EL Trowtmiun
Presbyterian Church
Nett Webb
Heppner
Morrow County
A. Kelsay
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Birch Creek Ranch
God Bore
Nicoly
Wether
Bourne Campaign Described In Turbulent Salem Page
Fragment from a Salem page recounts Bourne's political battle with rival Kyle. It details embezzlement rumors, disputed divorces, and rent schemes tied to Miss Gray of Marion County. A campaign poster sighting depicts a “Tooth Pick” candidate pledge with a mock senatorial call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle
Miss Gray
Marlon Emnty
Kourne
Portind
Thurs
Toyo
Jonathan
Tolertel Bourne
United States
Firemen to wear new rubber coats from department ball
Pendleton Fire Department members of Engine Company No. 1 will don 18 new knee length rubber coats purchased with funds from a department ball. Coats, long desired, will be worn at future fires by Camping No. 1 members. A tea and sales event April 12 at Judge and Mrs. W. R. Elie’s home will offer fancy articles. Two late westbound trains carried homeseekers, one arriving at 8 pm and the other at 7 am, after a two-section run. both trains were loaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mase Company No. 1
Pendleton
Fathcey J Srteles
W. R. Elie
Doctrines and services at varied local churches
A compact edition lists multiple church activities from Christian Science and First Christian to Presbyterian and Methodist congregations. It notes service times, sermons on atonement and Baptists beliefs, youth meetings, midweek prayers, and an annual congregation meeting in April. Community notices include a bridge choir, Easter programs, and a brief newspaper ad for East End Grocery.
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Presbyterian Choret
Pendleton Academy
Odd Fellowshaw
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Eton
Milton
Ore
H. F. Wright
Rites
Chicago
L. Hunziker
Matin Street
Meanland
M'Parland
Pinder
Swit
Ducketts Lightning Care
E. D. Boyd
Mr. Boyd
Koeppens
Price Drug Store
Vonatioan Bourne AS
the IS EN Life
Pege 1
Roarcoats
Peoples Warehouse
India
Silas
Johnny Jones
Peoples
Solaneo
East Opowonian Bullarne
Serviews
J. m
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Prat
Mra. Flor
Bridges
Bridges Cohoer Company
Daphne Stewart
Young People's Union
Harry Chiridler
Amony Othem
Tew
First Christian Church
Yn W. Fo Taylor
Ti Im
Young People's Society
Willum FF. Cowden
Muain
Bruges
Welcom
Wodlhoem
Church of the Tedconner
Marving
Jerusalem
Chambur
Andreus Bard
St. Paus School
Dexirex
Wells
Elie
Henry Dixon Jones
South Methodist
Thureday
Lee
Pullman
Mies Harrie
Town
Gevurtz Furniture Company
First St. Portland, OR
Mr. Dooley
Santa Claus
East End
Crescent Coffee
East End Grocer
Oserosber-Ee
J. W. Dyer