Local ads list coal wood rent and supplies
Local classified items advertise Rock Spring coal and dry wood by Kopitzke Gillanders and Ben Burroughs with delivery, rent furnished housekeeping rooms at 401 Aura and 719 h, transfer hauling and moving services by Main 461, saddle pony for sale, board horses at Commercial Barn 620 Aura, farm and yard goods including cedar posts, doors screens and cedar chests from Pendleton Planing Mill, money to loan 3000 at 8 percent, and rental notices for rooms in Fast Oregon Jam Building.
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Burroughs
Johnson Street
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
Snyder
Aura Street
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Auro Street
B. A. Morton
Ben L. Burroughs
Pendleton Planing
Oregon
Local residents greet Pendleton city day with visits
A long list of visitors and locals seen in Pendleton includes W. J. Furnish, D. B. Bayne of Adama, F. G. Lucas from Weston, Lydia Albaugh from Picot Rock, F. A. Phillips of Baker, and many more. Mayors, editors, bankers and agents from Stanfield, Freewater, Pilot Rock, Athena, and Weston were noted in the city on business, social calls, or state events. The day also featured reports on brain science and a real estate sale in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Lucas
Weston
Lydia Albaugh
Picot Rock
F. A. Phillips
Baker
St. George
Herbert Hoylen
Pilot Rock
James M. Kyle
Stanfield
Gilbert Hunt
Walla Walla
Pendleton
J. J. Campbell
Freewater
John P. McManus
Oliver Knotts
James P. Neal
Henry Barrett
Athena
Ralph D. Cole
Taft
Carl Engdahl
Farmers’ Union
Helix
Asa B. Thomson
John Bagan
C. W. Helm
P. Guchholz
Douglas Betts
Mie
C. EB. Cargill
Etta
Albert
Dave Cargill
Jack O'Neill
Anoustache
First Class Noodle Parlors Open in Pendleton
Pendleton welcomes two new first class Chop Suey and Noodle Parlors under State Hotel at the corner of Webb and Cottonwood streets. They offer tray orders and invite patronage by phone Main 667. The notice also mentions Roland Oliver as progressive Republican candidate for the legislature and subscribes to Statement No. One. Paid advertisement. No accident policy can help a man when he falls in love.
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State Hotel
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Pendleton Planing Mill
Pendleton
Main
Roland Oliver
Oliver
No. Cone
Dr Musser's Brain Lighter Than Child's Load
Philadelphia report notes the brain of Dr John H Musser, famed diagnostician who died, is not as heavy as a well developed child. The item contrasts his brain weight with references to Daniel Webster and heart disease.
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Daniel Webster
James Fisk
New York
Musser
Muser
Wister Institute of Anatomy and Biology
Milton J. Greeman
Joseph Leidy
Phillip Leidy
Harrison Allen
Andrew Parker
William Fpeffer
L. J. Winter
W. K. Brooks
Waldemar Kock
Edward Frinker Cope
Persifor Fraser
Philadelphia
John H. Musser
Red sweatered man flees as dangerous bull wrecks shop
A colored man carrying liver on Hanover Street in Pottstown is chased by a bull driven to the abattoir. The animal crashes a $100 plate glass window at Charles Bentz's drug store, sending bystanders to safety. The man’s fate is unknown, with only the liver dropped as a possible clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottstown
Hanover Street
Jonathan Ykeck
High
Hanover Streets
Charles Bentz
Plans Rattlesnake Farm Opens in Grant County
Grant Bar rington reports purchasing twelve acres in the western part of town to establish a rattlesnake farm. The site, a stubble and rocky land, will host a reptile operation with potential fortunes in skins and oil valued at five dollars per pint. One hundred snakes from the Shagticoke hills in Connecticut will be imported to start the venture, which already features a rattlesnake den housing four rattlers captured last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firea
Barrington
Mags
Doc Ceoll Aisles
Grant Barrington
New Maven Road
Mike
Shagticoke Hills
Connecticut
Bourne Endorsement Letter From North Dakota Senator
A letter from Senator Grenna of North Dakota to A. W. Gray of Stanfield Oregon praises Senator Jonathan Bourne as a strong progressive and urges Oregon to reelect him. The memo notes Bourne’s leadership on the Oregon plan, initiative and recall, and his role as first president of the National Progressive Republican League. It argues Bourne’s defeat would hurt progressive governance in the Senate and urges an emphatic endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Ore
East Orewonian
A. W. Gray
Stanfield
Grenna
North Dakota
Bourne
Congress
Washington, D. C
Oregon
Gray
Jonathan Bourne
Senate
Lkely
United States
National Progressive Republican League
Ling
Senator Bourne
United States Senate
D. D. Teel
Sale Ads for Taxicab Service and Gas Range
Taxicab and touring cars charge 25 cents to any part of city with day and night service. Gas and coal range for sale in good condition, only eight months use. Call 201 Water Street or phone Main 549.
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Lewis Street
Water Street
Boy Wanted to Work After School in Pressroom
East Oregonian seeks a reliable boy to work in the pressroom after school and on Saturdays. Steady employment for the right candidate. Apply at once at the newsroom for details and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
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Adérem J. M. Aeils
Gen. del
Pend
Isten
W. J. Furnish
D. B. Bayne
Adama
D. A. McLachlin
la Grande
Rt. George
Co. K. Cranston
the Fish and Game Commission
Portland
T. P. Gilliland
George W. Proebster
H. J. Adams
Milwaukee Company
D. Peterson
Milton
Office of
Representative
F. Sharp
Clarice Fragler
T. T. Geer
The
Pendleton Tribune
Medical Springs
Baker County
Donaldson’s
K. Kelly Bansher
F. J. Donaldson
Peoples Warehouse
DR. Musser
Darky IN Red
Bull
Dakota
Bourke
Central Meat Market
Wonder Store
Limengood & Company
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