Dah SomMing Inclusions Covered By City Plan
Dah SomMing timeframes and inclusions under the city plan are outlined. Officials indicate specific lots will be affected by proposed changes, with stakeholders urged to review adjustments and attend upcoming meetings for clarification.
St Joe Ads Mark Sales and Offers in April 1902
Saturday advertising notes show James A. Howard farm loans and cold lunches at Gratz. Local stores Gratz and St Joe advertise price cuts on clothing and dry goods, with Lee Teutsch succeeding Cleaver Dry Goods. Wanted a woman for general work. contact P O Box 87. Haw Bros markets tout fresh vegetables. St Joe store promises a big sale on the 12th to 14th. Wiley Bros grocery completes its line of fancy goods. agents sought to introduce oil paintings. Dutton’s chocolate cream candy emphasized as wholesome and desirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Howard
Gratz
Lee Teutsch
Cleaver
St. Joe
P. O
Pendleton
Bt. Joe
Dutton
See Lee Teutsch for hats at local shops
A string of Pendleton notices mentions hats at Lee Teutsch and Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods, Gratz's beer, buckwurst, and sales. Other items include a marriage license for Joe L Lindsey and Lizzie Dozier, shop renovations on Jackson Street, and the Pendleton Sportsmen's Association medal shoot with Sam Thompson current holder.
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Lee Teutsch
St. Joe
Gratz
Gratz’s
J. R. Dickson
East Oregonian
Germany
Pendleton Sportsmen's Association
Sam Thompson
Outlook Is Bright: Hartman Predicts Chamberlin Lead in Multnomah
The article records Geo. Hartman A D Stillman and William Blakley predicting a Democratic sweep led by Chamberlain in Multnomah and statewide. Portland delegates reported strong Party support, with chamberlain favored in eastern counties and Marion likely close. convention described as enthusiastic with little intra-party fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hartman
Chamberlin
Multnomah
A. D. Stillman
William Blakley
Walter M. Pierce
Umatilla
Union
Democratic Central Committee
C. A. Chapman
T. A. Lievallen
George A. Hartman
W. M. Binkley
Portland
Harriton
Chamberlain
Ultnomah County
Baker
Wallowa
Harney Malheur
Grant
Marion County
Blakley
Stillman
Pendleton Savings Bank Sues Blair for Foreclosure and Fees
The Pendleton Savings Bank files suit against Ruth A Blair William Blair R L Sabin Umatilla County Bank Lively Anderson Tootle Wheeler Motter Mercantile W Peck Co and First National Bank of Athena to foreclose a mortgage and collect a 2500 note executed May 18 1901. The bank seeks 25000 in attorneys fees and costs. Carter Raley represent plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Savings Bank
Ruth A. Blair
William Blair
R. L. Sabin
Umatilla County Bank
L. D. Lively
William Anderson
Tootle, Wheeler & Motter Mercantile Company
W. 8. Peck & Co
Heck & Co
First National Bank
Plaintiff
Carter & Raley
Knowledge is Power for Youth and Work
The passage argues that education benefits practical life, noting that skills like mechanics and cooking improve with knowledge. It asserts that intellectual growth strengthens overall development, enhances work, and increases enjoyment. It urges young people to pursue education while preserving health to better cope with the world and gain employment.
Largest locomotive built at Schenectady for Santa Fe railway
Locomotive 989, weighing 180 tons, is the largest engine. From ties to smokestack it stands sixteen feet and measures seventy five feet long excluding its tender. It has ten drive wheels and can haul a mile and a half long train. stack removal needed under bridges. Also mentions Sorvorone grain harvest on a farm of 000 acres.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Roundup Effort Underway to Wrestle Wild Borees
An organized drive targets hundreds of wild borees roaming the area with aims to corral and break them in. Officials say the operation focuses on reducing danger and stabilizing local wildlife activity.
Delightful musical treat at third annual pupil recital
Mrs. J A Marston’s pupils staged a large Hendrick’s hall recital, aided by Mrs. J A Borie Mrs. J R Dickson Mrs C H Carter and Mrs William Roesch. The program featured piano pieces by Lange Sartorio Heller DeKoven Bohm Greig and more with performances by Beatrice Wilkins Rita Howland Grace Oliver Hazel Hamblyn Katie Smith Frankie Weber and others amid an enthusiastic audience of parents and friends.
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J. A. Marston
Hendrick’s Hall
Puck
Maelnotte
aVeete Dennis
Happy Child
Lange
Gracie Bean
Minuet — Biedermann
Beatrice Wilkins
Heather Rose
Rita Howland
Mazourka—Durand
Bertha Alexander
Dancing
Bohm
Sibyl Clapton
A Albumblatt
Greig
Spring
Smith
Grace Oliver
Gipsy Dance—Lichner
Hazel Hamblen
Baehman
Miss Anderson
Reclining chair with cane seat and rubber tires
One Stevens Acme Wheel recl in ing chair with cane seat and back and cushion full length. Nearly new. For particulars address Mrs D A Richards box 172 Athena Oregon.
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Stevens
D. A. Richards
Athena
Oregon
Fine meats offered by Shewart and Greulich
For quality cuts visit Shewart & Greulich who advertise the best meats available, claiming superior selection and notable value for discerning shoppers.
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Shewart & Greulich
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Imere
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Hunziker
Swift
Martin
Keller Brothers
Jackson
Jackson Street
Anella
C. H. McCullough
Baker City
Messick
Hast Oregonian
Magistri Artis
Music Hall
Kirkman
Flagnolia Colone
Cogne
Koeppen
Towaed the
Savings Bank
Blair Etux
Brackett
Rose—Streabog
Charles Carter
Carnival of Roses
Streabbog
Nora Younger
Sibyl McDaniels
la Fountain—Bohm
Vera Marston
Jungman
Iva Younger
Merz
Misses Anderson
Dollies
Dream—Oesten
Paralle Hailey
Ferries
Peoples Warehouse
Woodmen
Ore
Butterick
To Peoples Warehouse
Men’s Outfitters
Imore
Douglas
Gloria
Boston
Cardus
Uc Iy
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