Grahams Furniture Moves to New Stand Next to St George
Local notices report Graham Furniture Co moving to the old St George Hotel site, offering Haviland china, crockery, glassware and cooking utensils. also ads for 12 and 6 room rentals near the court house and various goods and services from Demotta and Goodman Hardware.
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East Court
Minnis
Graham
St. George
Stark Poultry House
St. George Hotel
Graham Furniture Store
Stansberry & Milne
Ohio
Demotta
A. Eklund
Court Street
Graham Furniture Company
Haviland
The New Pure Food and Drug Law Announcement
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung trouble is claimed not to be affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs. Pendleton Drug Co. recommends it as a safe remedy for children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Suit Filed to Collect on Notes by Newberg against Shull
Attachment proceedings brought by Mike Jacobs & Company to collect 203.85 on two notes owed by William Shull and others. Complaint filed this morning by 8S. A. Newberry.
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Mike Jacobs & Company
William Shull Et al
Harvard Opens Season With Weslayan Clash Schedule Set
Harvard Crimson opens the baseball season at Cambridge tomorrow facing Wesleyan College. The 27 game slate adds Georgetown and Fordham while dropping Columbia and West Point. The schedule lists games from April to June at Cambridge Ithaca New Haven Washington and other sites with multiple Yale Princeton and Brown dates.
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Cambridge
Mass
Crimson
Wesleyan College
Harvard
Crimsons
Georgetown
Fordham
Columbia
West Point
Georgetown University
Washington
Yale
Princeton
New York
Wesleyan
Vermont
Bowdoin
Annapolis
Georgeton
Bates
Exter
Maine
Holy Cross
Worcester
Williams
Cornell
Ithaca
Amherst
Dartmouth
Hanover
Andover
Brown
Providence
New Haven
Penn College
Pennsylvania College
Ursinus College
Gettysburg
Gallaudet
Bucknell
Villanova
Franklin and Marshall
Dickinson
Washington and Jefferson
Western University of Pennsylvania
Louisiana State University
Automobile Show Parade Lights Up New York City
A huge parade of buzz-wagons fills Manhattan as owners finish detailing cars for tonight's spectacle. The route along the automobile row gleams with colored lights while hotels fill with spectators. Four judges from major car clubs will award decorations, including Colgate Hoyt and D. C. B. Parker, with high hopes for an outstanding pageant.
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New York City
New York
Colgate
Hoyt
Automobile Club of America
Robert Lee Morrell
D. C. B. Parker
Long Island Automobile Club
A. R. Shattuck
Rev W T Buster to address meetings on church building
Rev W T Buster pastor of the M E church departs for Milton and Colfax to speak on his new book The Philosophy of Church Building which is drawing interest Ministers from inland empire will meet at Milton for those south of Lewiston Idaho and at Colfax for those north of there
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W. T. Buster
M. BE
Milton
Colfax
Inland Empire
Lewiston
Idaho
All the News All the Time In the East Oregonian
The East Oregonian headlines this edition with a mix of local highlights and statewide briefs. Readers are invited to explore community events, markets, and political updates shaped by daily happenings across northeast Oregon.
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East Oregonian
City buzz as out of town visitors swarm local offices
Numerous visitors from Adams, Walla Walla, Freewater, Echo, and Athena converge for business at the county seat. Among them are Mrs. Gloss, J. A. Payton, TR Shaffer, J. G. Callon, and J. W. Fox. Effie Parker improves from tonsillitis, while others like Miss Olive Tryon and Dr. J. D. Plamondon attend to tasks.
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John Gloss
Adams
J. A. Payton
Walla Walla
TR Shaffer
Freewater
J. G. Callon
Pilot Rock
Effie Parker
J. D. Plamondon
Athena
Wm. McBride
P. K. Peterson
Echo
BH. Jengen
Spokane
Conrad Kohler
Nebroaka
Harry Hogue
Goodman Boardware Company
Claude Estes
William Hilton
Mra G. M. Rice
Dayton
Wash
EB. J. Meier
Peoria
Fred Waffle
la Grande
J. B. Saylor
J. W. Fox
Hanford Irrigation Company
City
J. R. Oliver
Lynn K. Blakeslee
J. D. Matheson
Hotel St. George
John T. Whistler
Umatilla
8S. M. Strochecker
Hermiston
Plunged from trestle injures trainload of riders
A south side elevated train derailed and plunged from a trestle today in Chicago. Passengers including men women and children were thrown into a chaotic scene as rescue efforts commenced and injuries were reported, some believed fatal. Authorities investigated the cause as witnesses described a desperate scramble for safety.
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Chicago
South Side Rapid Transit Road
Lingenfelder Leaves Walla Walla for New York Post
Walter Lingenfelder longtime editorial writer for the Wal la Walla Daily Union departed for Portland last night to finalize negotiations for an editorial position with a New York newspaper He has resigned from the Union and will keep his home at 605 East Balder Street Mrs Lingenfelder will stay in Walla Walla until plans are settled and his wife accompanies him later
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Pendleton
Hanford
Kennewick
Columbia Herald
W. W. Watkins
Scoffers
Misa Jessie Smith
Pasco
Campbell
Ione
C. A. Barrett
Athena
H. M. Cakee
Edwin Burke
Portland
Burke
Leona Thompson
Water Street
Olive Tryon
Willamette Valley
California
Scott Butler
Engineer Butler
Pendleton-Spokane
Tostin Street
Joseph Cunha
Ed Sheepman
Walter Lingenfelder
Walla Walla
Schoors
Lingenfelder
East Balder Street
New York
Mohair Market Takes Tumble Amid Plant Shutdowns
The Salem Capital Journal reports a heavy decline in mohair prices due to the shutdown of railway carriage plants including Pullman. Plush mills reduce purchases to low prices, dealers slow down, and quotations fall about 20 percent. Markets have not opened for the year.
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Pullman’s
Salem Capital Journal
Knox Beats Down Controversialist in Facts and Figures
A Philadelphia Press item notes Knox challenges a controversial figure by presenting facts and figures on any topic. The exchange highlights Knox's readiness to debate with precise data, while the rival countered by claiming the facts won't persuade.
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Knox
Philadelphia Press
Newbro's Herpicide touted as hair killer
Advert explains Newbro's Herpicide destroys the microbe causing herpes and dandruff, promising hair regrowth after use. Claims the product kills the parasite responsible for scalp disease and hair loss. Sold by druggists with 60 cent and 1 dollar sizes. sample offer via The Herpicide Co. Detroit.
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Newbro
Herpicide
Drugegteta
Stampa
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
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Buster Brown
Pendleton Cloak and Suit
Hohbach's
Demott's
Court House
Goodman Hardware Co
Helix
Hohbach Oyster House
Spencer, Fox & Gregory
Louis Hunziker
Koeppens
Big University
J. T. Liewallen
Adama Country
43D Street
Judge Carmody
Marion
Ind
Walla Walla Edkor
Mohair Market
Akes
Koeppen & Bros
Pendieton
Oregon
Folger’s
Sean Frencisco
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
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