Bread Price Increase At Walla Walla In May
Bread in Walla Walla will cost 10 cents a loaf or three loaves for 25 cents after May 1 with larger loaf size. Most bakers have agreed and others are expected to join before the month ends. Dies Kneeling in Prayer At Camp Creek. Dr Abel Trotter of Camp Creek died at his daughter’s home while kneeling in prayer during revival at the church.
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Walla Walla
Eugene
Abel Trotter
Camp Creek
Ed Craig
Beatz Brewing Beer Theft Nabs Six Boys
Six boys aged 11 to 16 were arrested this afternoon for stealing bottled beer from Beatz Brewing and Malting Co in Walla Walla. Names include Ed Johnson and Carl Frey among others, with detention pending investigation.
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Walla Walla
Beatz Brewing and Malting Company
Ed Johnson
Carl Frey
No Doubtful Claim Promise from Rexall Orderlies
An ad for Rexall Orderlies selling a strong guarantee of relief from constipation. It promises money back if not fully satisfactory, highlights gentle safe bowel regulation, suitability for all ages, and two sizes priced at 26¢ and 16¢, from The Pendleton Drug Co.
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Rezal
Rexall Orderlies
The
Pendleton Drug Co
Hal Arvin and Cradwohl Lead Local Figures
Hal Arvin, George Cradwohl, Carl Schmitmiller and Ray Barton are named among local figures highlighted in a community update. The piece notes their roles and affiliations within a regional organization.
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Hal Arvin
George Cradwohl
Carl Schmitmiller
Ray Barton
Prineville Plans Spring Fair at Local Race Track
Prineville will host another spring meet at the town race track with purses totaling about 2000 dollars. The committee raised 600 dollars in under an hour recently. Date TBA but likely the week after the May term of court. The Central Oregon Livestock and Agricultural association will hold its annual fair earlier this year.
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Prineville
Central Oregon Livestock and Agricultural Association
Steamer Twin Cities Opens Upper Columbia Run
The Twin Cities of Open River Transportation Co arrived yesterday from Cel lo with cargo for Lewiston merchants. Captain Gray reported a successful trip and many visited the steamer. The return trip sails today and General Manager Smith expects full cargoes for a twice weekly service.
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Upper Columbia
Lewiston
Idaho
Twin Cities
Open River Transportation Company
Cello
Gray
Smith
East Portland Freight Depot Backers Win Assurance
East Portland moves toward a freight depot after J P O'Brien of the Harriman lines told a East Portland committee this morning the item would be included in the next maintenance estimate sent to Julius Krutthernitz.
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East Portland
Portland
J. P O'Brien
Harriman Ines
East Side
Julius Kruttechnitz
O'Brien
George J Gould Sees Prosperity Wave Coming
Baltimore April 23 George J Gould predicts a bright outlook across railroads and industry saying he is bullish on air conditions and overall prosperity after a period of strain. He notes the interwoven success of railroads and commercial sectors and expects a turning tide in all connected fields.
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Baltimore
George J. Gould J
Won
Bullish Outlook For Industry And Traffic Revival
The speaker asserts industries idle no more and freight supply will rise, predicting steady economic progress. He emphasizes that the country must move forward, acknowledging brief rests but insisting reinvigorated propulsion is imminent.
Parent letter to teacher over corporal punishment
A Sacred Heart Review note quotes a parent replying to a teacher about hitting their child John. The parent writes Dear Miss Dont hit our Johnnie We never do it at home except in self defense.
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Johnnie
Sacred Heart Review
Johnny at Sunday School Miracle Joke
A brief humorous exchange shows a Sunday School lesson where Johnny retells the miracle of the loaves and fishes with a fish joke about its size matching the fishermen's estimates. The quip echoes a New York Times mood in a casual classroom moment.
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Johnny
New York Times
Handkerchief Worth 820000 Draws Attention Worldwide
London reports a famed Venetian point lace handkerchief valued at about 4000 pounds or $20000, claimed to once belong to the Queen of Italy. It dates to the late fifteenth century and remains perfectly preserved despite age, with two American millionaires reportedly offering triple the amount.
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London
Italy
Paria
Mercury
For Sale 160 Acres Pendleton Oregon Area
Farm for sale includes 160 acres with 130 acres plowed 9 acres in fall wheat and 10 acres of garden land. Features a good house barn and outbuildings. Contact C. H. Sellers at 743 Main Street Pendleton Oregon.
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C. H. Sellers
Main Street
Pendleton
Ore
Wheat Prices Soar as World Shortage Bites Local Mills
Walla Walla reports wheat at 1.20 per bushel with flour at 6.50 per barrel as supply remains tight. Millers say prices will stay high into September, driven by supply and demand not bets. Total U S wheat available for four months likely well below consumption, with only limited exports possible. Small local sales include 400 sacks at 1.20 and 700 bushels of bluestem at 1.26.
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Walla Walla
United States
Hore
Evans and Sullivan Warm Exchanges After Stockton Address
Stockton California April 22. Two heavyweight champions Hob Evans and John L Sullivan exchanged compliments in the hotel lobby after Evans delivered an address. Evans said he was glad to know a fellow fighter and Sullivan replied that the pleasure was all his, praising Evans as a strong adversary.
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Stockton
Cal
Bob" Evans
John L. Sullivan
Evans
Canary and Parrot Eat Cat Care Gaffe at Zoo
A humorous exchange highlights Mary’s animals while away. The speaker notes the cat was forgotten to feed, revealing the cat’s misfortune as the canary and parrot reportedly ate it. The remark ends with playful exasperation across the scene.
Wanted Good Clean Large Rags At East Oregonian Office
Classified notice seeking sturdy, large rag stock in clean condition for newspaper use. No specific quantities listed. Contact East Oregonian office to arrange delivery or pickup.
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East Oregonian
Cuticura Remedies Said To Heal Chronic Skin Ailments
A reader from Crawford Co Ark reports long eczema and eye lump relief after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills. She describes years of itching sleepless nights and multiple physicians with only brief relief before success with the products. The account notes a year of no recurrence and emphasizes safety and reliability of Cuticura Remedies.
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Mia
David Brown
Locke
Crawford Co. Ark
Disfigured victims seek cure with Cuthura Boag remedies
An archaic ad boasting external and internal treatments for disfiguring skin ailments promises immediate relief and speedy cures when others fail. It touts various pills and ointments sold worldwide by Potter Liprug & Cleat with prices and claimed effectiveness, urging readers to buy for restoration of purity, health, and beauty.
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Frey Huger
Intent
Imeaaes
Nature's Warning Pendleton Urges Kidney Health
Pendleton resident C Beale testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back ache and frequent nocturnal kidney passages six years ago. The ad claims the pills ward off Bright's disease and diabetes, lists The Pendleton Drug Co as local seller and FosterMilburn Co as U.S. agents, 60 cent price.
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Doan
Bright
Pendleton
C. Beale
Aura Atreat
Ore
Dean
Pendleton Drug Co
Pally East Oregonian Carrier Rate Noted
The notice lists the carrier rate at 15 cents per week for delivery of the East Oregonian, indicating pricing and service terms for home delivery.
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Pally East Oregonian
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News OF the Northwest
George Gould
Hob Evans
John L
John KL
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Fox
Umatilla Meadows
Wheat
Saskatchewan
Canada
D. J. Cash
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