City Brevities and Local Advertisements Reach Oregon
A compact collection of small ads and notices from Oregon listings. It features Peacock coal and Oregon Lumber Yard products, dry wood, cordwood and fence posts, furnished housekeeping rooms, and lodging options at the Hotel Oregon. Also promoting Walters flour and Minnis wood, plus sale notices for leathers transfer service, sewing machines, ranch work, artwork panels, and lawn mower enhancements. Multiple businesses including Goodman Hardware Co. are named with brief product or service mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock Coal
Oregon
H. J. Bean
Main Street
Walters
Paul Schneider
Nolin
Ore
Leathers Transfer Co
Mnuquire
W. Wobb
Inquire
Logan Street
Teacock
Oregon Lumber Yard
Bowman Studio
Ammateurs
Johnson Street
Neucook Brand
Portland
Peacock
Singer
Laly
Eart Bluff Street
Birch Creek
Hartman Abstract Co
Star Theater Vaudeville Features Strong Week
The Star theater presents a standout week with the ventriloquist act Ver Vilin praised as among the best in the region. The Star players perform the sketch The Green Eyed Monster to positive reception and stereoscope views also draw favorable notices.
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Star Theater
Star Players
Hermiston Tent Burned. Family Escapes Fire
A tent occupied by F T Myers and family near the reclamation service officer burned last night in Hermiston. The family barely escaped with their lives. a child was burned lightly but not seriously. Other items lost included the tent and its contents.
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Hermiston
F.T. Myers
Reclamation Service
BR. Oldwaker
Alontana
Severnl
Bishop O'Reilly
Baker City
Eastern
Oregon
Catholic Church
Mi O na stomach tablets touted as cure all
A dubious advertisement promotes Mi-o-na as a universal stomach cure affecting digestion and blood pressure. It claims immediate relief for indigestion and warns a refund guarantee by Sullivan & Co. Tallman & Co echo the offer, asserting no cost if it fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cielo
Tullivan & Co
Mione
Tallman & Co
Engineer May Lose Log In Portland Hospital
Engineer Fred Schilke has been moved from the Good Samaritan hospital to the Elke room at St. Vincent hospital in Portland. The latest report from this city says he is not doing well the past few days and it is feared that amputation may be necessary.
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Fred Schilke
St. Vincent
Meetings at Christian church draw wood audiences
The Christian church holds meetings drawing wood audiences with Rev. Victor Dorris delivering the subject Some Things Men Cannot Do. One new member was received into the church last evening.
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Christian Church
Victor Dorris
Trying to Identify Juror at Thaw Trial in New York
April 24 report states Juror Newton seeks the guard policemen who whispered that Thaw's father was a Shriner. The item notes a lost Chinese silk show with heavy embroidery, and Finder Heise returns to the office.
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New York
Jerome
Thaw
Newton
Woodmen Convene for Pendleton District Convention
Preparations are underway for the fifth district Woodmen of the World convention in Pendleton on May 5 at Eagles hall. Delegates from eastern Oregon will be elected, events include entertainment for visiting Woodmen and Women of Woodcraft, with decor by local businesses and a banquet after a day of drills and installations.
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W. GO Wy
Pendleton
Eagles’ Hall
Wil
Seattle
Oregon
Daphne
Pendleon
Woodcraf
Woodcraft
Pendleton Camp W
J. D. Tollemin
CA. Cole
ML Sloan
Charles Ling
A. J. Owen
Pondivten
Warlowe
Personal visits abound in Pendleton city list
A stream of visitors arrived in Pendleton yesterday and today including J G Garrett and wife of Adama, August Arp of Adama, Dr M K Hall of La Grande, Mrs F Barr and son visiting Mrs Barr's mother Mrs Post in Nampa Idaho, T W Ongood of Irrigan, Dr M C Baker of Spokane en route to La Grande, J J Gregoire city recorder, Richard Jones of Echo, Mises W W Smith of Echo, Attorneys E D Peterson of Milton and Wilson of Athena, J F Phy of La Grande, Frank K Welles school superintendent visiting Yoakum and nearby schools, W W Dixon teacher from Fillda Washington, A Powers of Chicago, T R Licard from Modesto, I M Mates from Walla Walla, Mrs C H Beltel of Pilot Rock, Miss Readira E S Dowden head of Oregon Idaho Children's Home Finding Society, Oliver F Morton of United States Reclamation Service, and John Sommerville visiting with Dr B J Sommerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Garrett
Adama
August Arp
M. K. Hall
la Grande
F. Barr
M. C. Baker
Spokane
J. J. Gregoire
City Recorder
Milton
Attorney Wilson
Athena
J. F. Phy
Dr. Phy
Hot Lake Sanitarium
Frank K. Welles
Yoakum
Nolin
W. W. Dixon
Fillda
Washington
Bolwe
Powers
Chicago
Pendleton
T. R. Licard
Modesto
California
I. M. Mates
Truffalo-Pitts Company
Walla Walla
C. H. Beltel
Pilot Rock
Feadira E
Vinol strengthens aging bodies with cod liver oil tonic
The Pendleton Drug Co offers Vinol as a concentrated cod liver oil tonic that strengthens every organ, aids digestion, builds rich red blood, and replaces weakness with vitality. It claims improved absorption, and a money back guarantee if benefits are not seen. Sole agent for Pendleton, with widespread availability through leading drug stores.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton
Vincl
Brother Plans Return to Alberta After Santa Barbara Winter
A man states his intention to return home to Alberta after spending the winter in Santa Barbara, California, and to be in Santa Barbara again in future winters.
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Alberta
Santa Barbara
Cal
Santi Barbars
Missing Edward Davie body search continues at Metcham Creek
The church for the missing body of Edward Davie, believed drowned in Metcham Creek, remains active. Ben Davis, who came to Pendleton from there, said the Winchester carried by the boy was found on the hillside. Authorities suspect he was swept from the horse while fording the swollen stream. a diligent multi day search is planned.
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Edward Davia
Boxy
Edward Davie
Metcham Creek
Ben FP. Davis
Pendleton
Winchester
Affternoon
Itla
Marriage License Issued to Olver and Prall at Echo
A marriage license was issued today to Jesse Ro Olver and Ethel May Prall, both residents of Echo. The item notes the couple obtained the license and implies publication in the East Oregonian.
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Jesse Ro Olver
Ethel May Prall
Echo
Osteopathy Compared to Massage and Its Battle
Sam Jones defines osteopathy as treating disease by correcting bone placement and muscle-ligament issues, contrasting it with massage as a system of rubbing for nutrition. The piece notes osteopathy’s three years of study, medical opposition, and that masseurs rely on instruction and medicines.
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Sam Jones
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Basy's Automobile
Cail
Lewis Hunter
Furnis Ahr
Gunn
Goodman Hardware Co
Louis Hunziker
Optician
Main St
Bishop O'Neilly
Uma Soda
Oliver F. Morton
United Flaten Rechamation Service
Grande Obeerver
John Sommerville
der. B. J. Sommerville
East Oregonian
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
Geo. Hartman, JR
W. 5
Byers
Levi Ankeny
T. ¢. Taylor
M'Leod
G. M. Rice
Pendleton Roller Mills
Proprieta
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