Rader rug sale and other city notices
Saturday April 13 features Rader's rug sale with bargains on dry wood from Peacock coal and Oregon Lumber Yard. See Minnis for living space at 318 South Main and inquire Walters for Hard Wheat eggs on market. Teathers Transfer Co. offers day and night service. Furnished rooms for rent at 205 West Webbst and 202 Logan Street. Peacock coal burns clean and long. Oregon Lumber Yard advertises photos and finishing for amateurs. For sale items include cottonwood pots, work horses, and lodging house fixtures. Hotel Oregon offers European plan rates and free bus. Full-blooded Scotch collie pups listed by Charles Taylor and Pendleton, Oregon.
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Rader
Peacock Coal
Oregon
South Main Street
Thompson Street
Walters
Teathers Transfer Co
Enquire
Webbst
Inquire
Logan Street
Peacock Brand
Oregon Lumber Yard
Bowman Studio
P. Schneider
Nolin
Portland
Addreee Charles Taylor
Pendleton
Ore
Webb Street
Lumber yard orders by phone and safer gasoline supply
The ad touts phone in orders for lumber and claims Insurance gasoline stews automatically regulate supply to prevent accidents. It promotes gasoline as a safe fuel, cheaper than gas, and notes Goodman Hardware Co as agents. Also mentions a lost item between post office and Pen-Weton Drug Co with embroidered shirts and a finder reward.
No More Car Cleaning Edict From Salem Health Board
A Salem health order on conch cleaning triggers rail road legal review. Attorney General Crawford says the new quarantine law does not authorize railroad passengers to be removed for cleaning, and coaches should not be swept with people aboard. Also notes: Star Theatre offers Blivid Thatcher the blind musician and Mortons’ sketch The Actress and the Minister attracting crowds.
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Salem
Oreron State Health Board
C. J. Smith
Redland
Huntington
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Board of Health
Crawford
Yenney
The
Star
Star Theater
Secon
Blvid Thatcher
Mortons
Tuhe
Social Evening at Baptist Church Planned for Thursday
The Baptist church invites friends to a Thursday social with a book title representation feature. Attendees should come prepared to present the title of a familiar book as part of the program.
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The
Baptist Church
Personal mentions fill city with traveling notables
A string of visitors and residents pass through the city, including J T Wyrick of Helix and Colonel H G Newport of Hermiston on business. W A Miller of La Grande travels from Portland, Male Brothers of Birch Creek trade, Attorney Joseph Baker of La Grande stayed the night, and Mr and Mrs T G Tompkins with child from Los Angeles visit Mr and Mrs George Gillette. Judd Geer, eastern Oregon horticultural commissioner, rode the eastbound train delayed by the Cayuse wreck. Rd FR Collins of Kamela left after the wreck for Freewater, with Mr and Mrs Earl Gillanders of Meacham on the wrecked No 5 train. S C Sunderman of Vinemont, Alabama, may relocate here. Engineer John Walker, ex-La Grande division, now with the government jetty crew, travels to Portland. Frank Beam, formerly conductor on O R & N, now trains in Cannanea, Mexico, visits and assists with his wife’s burial remains brought from Mexico to Summerville. B T Howe of Juneau Alaska, a mining man, rests after eastern travels and anticipates mining activity along the Gulf of Mexico. The Alaska Canada line to the Gulf faces a busy season. Dementia Americana commentary follows, debating women’s testimony and the dangers of prejudice.
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J.T. Wyrick
Helix
H. G. Newport
Hermliston
W. A. Miller
la Grande
Portland
Birch Creek
Joseph Baker
T. G. Tompkins
Los Angeles
George Gillette
Tompkins
Oalster
Gillette
Judd Geer
Oregon
Cayune
FR. Collins
Kamela
Freewater
Earl Gillanders
Meacham
C. Sunderman
Vinemont
Ala
A. H. Sunderman
John Walker
Columbia River
Frank Beam
Cannanea
Mexico
Jerome's Argument on Sympathy and Insanity Refuted
The speaker warns sympathy biases may rise in jurors yet must be kept from swaying verdicts. He cites Delmas' questionable doubt and explains the legal standard of insanity, noting jurors must accept only the law and not their own notions. He questions dementia Americana and its relevance to the case.
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Delmas
Western Oregon combing wool potential urged by expert
Samuel Pearson of Trinity argues western Oregon could grow a thriving combing wool industry. He says small flocks could support local combing plants, new factories, and farmer income, if effort shifts from broad farming to wool. He cites Oregon’s 1.9 million sheep, 15 million pounds raw wool, but 7% shrinkage in scour and 4.5 million pounds clean wool, noting Wil lamette Valley wool often cross bred with low shrinkage.
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Oregon
England
Samuel Pearson
Thinity
The
Oregon Dairy Journal
Western Oregon
Pearson
United States
Willamette Valley
Heavy traffic to Nome from Seattle freight plan
John Lesnon arranges six tramp steamship charter to move coal lumber hay oil and other commodities worth about 1,000,000 to Nome. Seaway cable plan adds vessel access with inshore and offshore towers to load cargo at the Bering Sea port, while four Seattle barges and a tug prepare for navigation opening. An episcopal church at Prosser Washington will be dedicated soon.
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John Lesnon
Nome
Pencon
Seattle Dispatch
Gleanon Company
Seward Peninsula
Bering Seaport
Beesnon le
Seattle
Oregon newspapers oppose changing state textbooks in June meeting
Eastern Oregon papers led by the East Oregonian and Salem Journal decry any changes to textbooks, urging revision only of numbers. The state textbook commission plans changes next June, with several editions proposed for primary and grammar grades, plus potential minor high school updates.
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East Oregonian Iz
Oregon
Sa Jem Journal
Salem Journal
State Textbook Commission
Toachers
Siemstaweni
ComuTiseton
Inter
Cyr
Wentworth
Reed & Kellogg
Teichere
Mm Galile
Attachment Suit Between Firms Over $200 Claim
Attachment proceedings started by Balfour Guthrie against Oregon Land Construction to collect $200 alleged due plus interest and attorney fees.
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Balfour-Guthrie Company
Oregon Land & Construction Company
Pure beer and soda waters offered for home delivery
A liberal supply of beer and soda waters is advertised for home delivery. The note claims they quench thirst, aid convalescence, and improve color and flesh. Beer is brewed with pure water, malt, and hops, two dozen bottles delivered for $1.00.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Dep't. Store
Louis Hunziker Jeweler
Optician
Main St
Empire Meat Co
George B. Smith
James JD. Murdock
Sulere
Vancouver
D. C
Ageseven
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Europe
Jerome
Hanile Freighe
Prosser, Wash
Omlem Journal
Old Kentucky
John Gagen
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
City Brewery
Schultz & Stricker
Red Cross Pharmacy
Donaldson
Lee Colesworthy
Alta
Cottonwood
Pilot Rock
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
Levi Ankeny
W. PF
Mathook
M. Rive
Geo
Hari
Ase
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