City Brevities and Local Notices in Brief
A compact listing of town items including ice cream at Hohbachs, dry wood at Minnis, and Graham Furniture next to St George hotel. Ads for rental cottages, secondhand aids, dressed chickens, and various goods at Demotts and Goodman Hardware. Also notices on seed potatoes, lawn mowers, safety stoves, land for rent, and a discontinued meals service at Hohhbach Oyster House.
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Stansberry & Milne
Ohio
Demott's
Goodman Hardware Co
A. Eklund
Court Street
Graham Furniture Company
St. George Hotel
Hohhbach Oyster House
Mission Oak Mirror Finish Guaranteed Ten Years
The item offers a mission oak mirror finish with a ten year guarantee, promising durable surface quality and lasting appeal for home use.
Gathering in the thieves Lind area thieves active in EW A 8 county
A Spokane River raid recovered two more horses from Chris Willis ranch and returned them to administrator Alexander Cameron of the late John Bane estate. Seven horses stolen from Willis’ place were found. three more horses and a $600 team were recovered from the gang and returned to the Bane farm and J G Johnson of Spangle. Outlaws Willis and Lester Van Cleve remain at Willis ranch under bonds of $1000 and $2000 awaiting superior court trial.
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Lind
Wash
John Bane
Chris Willis
Spokane
Alexander Cameron
Ritzville
Willis
Bane
H J Hamlin
Lester van Cleve
Watson Brothers
Hamlin
J. G. Johnson
Spangle
Mr. Hamiln
Big Bend
Chris Willia
Willis Ranch
Drain of Gray's Lake set to reclaim 66000 acres
Brazilla W Clark has relinquished rights on Tin Cup creek and will receive government compensation. The project drains Gray's Lake and stores waters in the Blackfoot swamp, irrigating up to 66000 acres and converting a fall grain farming area with strong grazing lands in Idaho.
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Brazilla W. Clark
Clark
Idaho
Blackfoot
Blackfoot River
All the News All the Time in the Mast Oregonian
The Oregonian presents a broad daily digest of city government updates, crime notes, local business happenings, and social notices captured from the Portland area. Readers gain a snapshot of community concerns, civic events, and upcoming deadlines shaping local life.
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Oregonian
Water Seekers Contemplate Cemetery Well Relocation
The Cemetery Committee of the City Council faces a failed 80 foot well near Tutuilla Creek in search of reliable water for the cemetery. With no success, officials may shift location to bottom land near Webb Street, hoping for stronger flow and easier connection to city supply and potential switch from gas pump to electricity. The council meets tonight to decide on the next step.
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Tutuilla Creek
Tutuilla
Messrs
Montgomery
Knight
Webb Street
Porter Place
Alaskan Volcanic Eruption Spotted at Sea
The Seward Gateway reports the eruption of a long extinct Alaskan volcano as seen from the steamer Dora on March 10. Captain Z Moore, 64 miles off Ohonobora island near St Augustine, observed molten mass lifting the crust and bright glow lighting the skies with intervals of darkness between eruptions.
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Seward
Dora
Z Moore
Unilaska
Stward
Ohonobora Island
St Augustine
Earth
Fine new Winter Skating Scenes Prevail at The Pastime
The Pastime unveils a fully new program featuring winter skating and Tobogganing scenes in Minnesota. The entire show is up to date and drawing large crowds, with another change planned Friday.
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Minnesota
Eagle Show Shop Presents New Color Moving Pictures
The Eagle gow shop draws large crowds with a set of entirely new color films and songs. A change is scheduled tomorrow and will run through Saturday when another change will occur.
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Eagle Show Shop
Eagle Gow Shop
Mrs Selkirk Norton Opens for Concerts and Engagements
Mrs Selkirk Norton, noted teacher of voice, is available for engagements including concerts, oratorios, teas, receptions, club, public and social functions. For terms apply at studio, Room 10 Schmidt Building.
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Selkirk Norton
Atudio
Schmidt Building
Local Residents Visit City On Various Affairs
A series of personal visits and business trips show Athena and surrounding residents in the city today. Joseph Scott and Ian Swaggart promote business, while T L Ragsdale and Mrs Caldwell arrive for short stays. Several others including Mrs Gilbert, Attorney Wilson, Charles Marsh, and visitors from Echo, Milton, and Heppner note travels. Wheat, factory inspection, and hospital updates round out the day as locals move through the county seat.
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Joseph Scott
Athena
Ian A. Swaggart
T. L. Ragsdale
Milton
Mra. R. Caldwell
Caldwell
Ids
Carl Gilbert
Echo
F. Wilson
Charles Marsh
Columbia Land Company
Spokane
T. G. Smith
W. A. Jones
H. Livengood
la Grande
Golden Rule
C. E B. Harper
Pens Dieton Creamery
Weaton
J. H. Lawrey
Toppenish, Wash
Blaine Hallock
R. & N. Tax Department
T. J. Matlock
Heppner
Nebraska
Elks Own New Building In La Grande
The Commercial club building becomes the La Grande Lodge of Elks property after a partial payment today. Final payments await. A lodge soliciting committee reports strong local support, with shire subscriptions progressing well and remodeling plans soon to begin.
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la Grande Lodge of Elks
la Grande Observer
Shires
Elke
Children Admitted Free at Pastime Picture Show
The Pastime will admit all school children under 10 free tomorrow from 3:30 to 6:30, with others paying regular admission. Messrs Matlock and Sellers announced the plan to entertain the little tots with a good show.
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Messrs. Matlock& Sellers
Brewers Bring Fresh Shows to the Star This Week
Charles K. Baker and the Brewers headline a changing program nearly every evening at the Star theater. New moving pictures appear, and the management promises clever, loved artists, plus other strong attractions for the balance of the week.
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Charles K. Baker
Brewers
The
Star
Teachers head to Pullman for Inland Empire meeting
Prof J Landers city superintendent Frank Welles county superintendent and Prof dy Ao Churchill Baker City superintendent depart on the 12 90 train for Pullman Wash to attend the Inland Empire teachers association convention. Judge remarks exclaiming about future travel improvements in a humorous local voice.
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J 3. Landers
Frank Welles
Dy Ao Churchill
Baker City
Alleft
Pullman
Wash
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Ambitious Advice Warns Against Waiting for a Sure Thing
A blunt critique urges people not to waste space waiting for a guaranteed payoff. It argues patience without action wastes time and resources and favors taking calculated risks to seize opportunities.
Light Winter in Montana Report from Glaslow
A private letter to the East Oregonian from Taylor Green Jr describes the mildest winter ever recorded near Glasgow Montana with only 16 sheep losses out of 6500 and light stock losses overall He notes his long residence history and ties to Wild Horse creek Weston Pendleton shows interest in a southern Negro colony while Granite Gem notes hardware stores display padlocks for henhouse doors
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East Oregonian
Taylor Green, Jr
Glasgow
Mont
Mr. Green
Wild Horse Creek
Weston
Pendleton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pendleton Cloak and Suit
House
Hohbach's
Graham
St. George Restaurant
Davis
W. Court Street
Stark Poultry House
Graham Furniture Store
Haviland
Court House
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Helix
Goodman Hardware Cos
Louis Hunziker
Main §&T
Horne
Washington
Gray’s Lake
Kobppens
T. A Liuallen
Adams
B. Cunningham
Ord
James S. Bell
John T. Whistler
St. Anthony's Hospital
Hermiston
John Sommerville
E J. Sommerville
Edmonton
Canada
California
J. B. Mumford
Cascades
Ocean Park
ELKS
la Grande Lodge
Lawn and Batiste
Alexander Dep’t Store
Montana
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Oregon
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