Kaleor beer and local notices at Fergy's and nearby shops
City brief items list Kaleor beer at Fergy's and a missing dog notice for Kaiser. Advertisements include housing rooms at 502 Water Street, a house to rent adjoining an art gallery, photography by Wheeler, eggs and produce prices at East End grocery, cabinet photos, plumbing services, piano sales, millinery arrivals, domestic help wanted, phone numbers, and lodging at Hotel Oregon. Also itemized are lost locket, and sale notes for farm equipment and a single room for rent.
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Fergy
Kaiser
Kaiser Boorie
Fermy’s
Water Street
Wheeler
Oregon
Dover
East End
Burne Brow
New Bechmidt
Morrow
Malin Street
Ellers Piano House
Main Street
Boulevard Sailor
Johnson Street
Hendricks Hall
Phone Business College
Frazier's
Echo
Addrose Hutter Creek Telephone Company
Ore
Bowman
Bridge
Portland
Schmidt
Pendleton
Alee
Lost gold necklace with pearls found on Court Street
Lost gold bend necklace with china pearls attached, found somewhere on Court Street in Pendleton Oregon. It is of value only to the owner. Return to this office.
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M.D. Parks
Hox
Pendleton
Ore
Court Street
League Banquet Tonight in Umatilla County
Umatilla County Development League holds a dinner at Eagles hall with Judge W F Ellis as toastmaster. Speakers include Arthur P Stover on irrigation, William McMurray on railroads and development, De C J Smith on industrial fair, K Alexander on wholesale interioria, Dr W G Cole on irrigation, Thomas FitzGerald on pavilion needs, Mayor James A Pee on streets, J T Kinklé on fraternity, Prof Frank K Welles on education. Additional speakers unnamed. Business meeting at 5 pm Commercial Association Parlors. banquet at 10 pm. Delegates from outside points expected.
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Development League
Umatilla County Development League
Eagles’ Hall
W. FR. Ellis
Arthur P. Stover
United States
William McMurray
Portland
Prasenger
Harriman Lines
de C.J. Smith
K. Alexander
W. G. Cole
Thomas FitzGerald
Pendleton
James A. Pee
J. T. Kinklé
Frank K. Welles
T. G. Halley
Phelps
A. D D. Stillman
J. H. Lowrey
League
Commercial Association
Life saving stations funded after wreck near Puget Sound
Congress approved 10000 dollars for a life saving station at Nes bay near the entrance to Puget Sound and 476000 for a tug to accompany the station. The dispatch notes further appropriations for other life saving facilities at treacherous ports to reduce dangers to vessels.
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Congress
Nesh Bay
Puget Round
Washington Dispatch
Tae
Locating a Long‑absent resident and a Colfax plant update
Hi J Anderson reports from a Wallowa homestead that W W Palmer, missing eleven years, has been found in western Washington after relatives used a new app to locate him. His mother rejoices at the reunion. Also noted is Colfax Washington’s new tee plant now operating with water from a resin well on site.
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Hi. J, Anderson
Wallowa
W. W. Palmer
Horthe Wetern Washington
Tee
Colfax, Wash
Notable visitors and residents seen in city
John Roulstone of Adams and Judge H J Bean return from recent trips. C E B Redfield and many others travel, visit, or inspect around Adams, Pilot Rock, Walla Walla, Heppner, Portland, La Grande, Twin Falls, and Pendleton. Reverend Cornelison lobbies for a sale settlement on the Umatilla reserve with Indian stockmen.
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John Roulstone
Adams
H. J. Bean
Pilot Rock
C. EB. Redfield
Heppner
Pete Grant
la Grande
Pauline la Fontaine
Walla Walla
al Brown
Portland
T. P. Gilliland
Young
Hilgard
C. J. Smith
Mra BR
Ringo
Adna Raley
Mabel Cameron
C. E. Redfield
R. C. McQueen
Italy
Weston
Twin Falls
Idaho
Ben Holt
Holt Harvester Company
George Hartman, Jr
Charles McBee
Birch Creek
H. H. Oilbert
H. Coffin
Yakima
Coffin Brothers
Fred Oster
L Cambridge
New
J. M. Cornelican
Presbyterian
M Busi
Rev
Cornelison
Umatilla
Idaho Prosperity Promises Tax Relief and Land Growth
Governor Gooding outlines plans to cut taxes by 40 to 50 percent through land department success. He cites 185,000 new acres reclaimed and 140,000 worthless acres discarded, with state land sales bringing in substantial revenue. Roads and rail into mining districts are funded, while caution is given on a fugitive, Cannum, believed trapped between the Shake and Payette rivers near Payette. A stolen horse tied to a prison guard chase is recovered near Payette.
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Sia
Elf
Gooding
Thahe
Leamex
Montainone
Tolitio
Clowkwater
Tare
Cannum
Shake
Payette
Ex Peasley
Connum
Rolee Stiteaman
Hitchracks Filled Today On Busy Spring Saturday
City crowds fill hitchracks with horses and saddles as markets report strong trade. Government pawn shop shape offers fly buy options with no interest, signaling favorable local commerce this spring.
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Fly
Jonne
Club Notes and Meeting Announcements dated April
The article outlines April meetings of the Shakespeare and Thursday Afternoon clubs, a Forestry program with members Hartman and others, and an art exhibit by the Rikon Art company. It notes a court event for public school benefit, plans for programs, and remarks from Mr. N. Berkeley and Mrs. Miller.
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G. A. Hartman
Mere GG
A. Hartman, Jr
Literatune Club
EL Pruitt
John Flaffeguer
RO Dickson
Jessie Hartman
J. Beckwith
Mika Furmuson
Mra Stirkweather
Rikon Art Company
Pendleton
Court House
Afioroun Club
Curren Literature Club
Traver
Mitt Traver
Javer
N. Berkeley
Current Literature Club
Mra Alexandor
Bridges Quartet to Play at Pendleton Church Concert
Prof R K Bridges of Chicago directs a mixed quartet in a charity concert at the Christian church next Saturday evening at 7 pm. The program features voice, guitar, mandolin, and mandoline with a six-piece ensemble. Admission is 25 cents.
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Prank RK. Bridges
Chicago
Christian Church
Fattow- Lee
Bridges
Gultir
Hoek
Imperamuetione
Pendleton
Adinlasion Ge
Doughnuts Like Mother Used to Make At John Dyer’s
A shopper recalls a sign in a store offering doughnuts and bread as warm and as comforting as a mother’s, with “Faultless” butter and “99” copper prices. The narrator envisions a red farmhouse and a lingering smell of doughnuts, hearing a voice saying “Like mother used to make” and noting eggs sold by the dozen in Oregon.
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John
East Oregonian: People support the newspaper with patronage
The East Oregonian is described as Eastern Oregon's representative paper and valued by readers who show liberal patronage, underscoring its role as the advertising medium of the region.
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East Oregonian
Oregon
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Bowmi
Daniel Best
L. Hunziker
POR
Northwest “Yar
Chalberts
Koeppens
Price Drug Store
Idatio
Gooling Tis
Royal Worcester
Republic
Heine
Heinze
Mra Carter Dome—Poresky
Shakespearean Department
Shakespeare Club
Ofairs
L. AL Sturgis
T. M. Henderson
EB. R. Miller
Nife
Wominn
Busbee
Mikerys Wii
Mire
Cotesworthy
B. Huffman
Var
August C. Jennings
Jor
Schwarz & Greulich Meats
John Dyer
J. W. Dyer
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