City Briefies in Pendleton Oregon Trades and Notices
Local notices advertise Peacock coal and Oregon Lumber Yard products, rental listings, private room and board, and diverse goods. Miscellaneous items include lost items, found jewelry, hotel information, and a hospital update on Mrs. J. T. French after an eye injury.
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Peacock Coal
Oregon
Minna
H. J. Bean
Main Street
Walters
Minnie
Paul Schneider
Nolin
Ore
Leathers Transfer Co
Maguire
W. Webb
Logan Street
Teacock Brand
Oregon Lumber Yard
Bowman Studio
Peacock Brand
Eset
Oregonian
Portland
Feacock
Peoples Warehouse
Singer
Bast Bluff Street
Birch Creek
Hartman Abstract Co
Camas Creek
Mra
J. T. French
Dre. Bacon and Hall
Mrs. French
la Grande Observer
Postoffice Clerk Resigns. Milas Elder Named Successor
Miss Laula O Marple has resigned as a popular local postoffice clerk. Milas Elder will replace her, having prior experience in the telephone office and as a sub clerk in the postoffice.
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Laula O. Marple
Postoffice
Hoe
Milas Elder
Marple Weilttenhiller Wedding on May 1 at East Pendleton
Mr and Mrs J R Marple announce the marriage of their daughter Lowla Marple to Charles M Weilttenhiller of Platteville Wisconsin. The ceremony will take place at the Marple home in East Pendleton on May 1.
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Charles B. Hires Co
Philadelphia
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Court Street
Koeppen Brothers
Pendleton
Koeppen
Ann. .Uwacgneo
J. R. Marple
Lowla
Marple
Charles M. Weilttenhiller
Platteville
Wisconsin
East Pendleton
Elks Social Tonight and Ministerial Address Planned
Pendleton lodge Elks No. 288 Will hold a social session tonight at Eagles hall. All members and visiting Elks urged to attend. Initiation and eligns Rev Hayes Wil Address P M 8. Tomorrow at 2 PM Rev James Hayes Nex Poree In dian will address the missionary society of the Presbyterian church at Mrs Thomas Thompson home. Pakyongwho former Korean minister of Tokio was assassinated in Tokin.
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Pendleton Lodge No
B. P.O
Elie
Eagies’ Hall
Elke
Hayes
James Hayes
Pakyongwho
Tokio
Tokin
North Side Residents Demand New Reservoir for Water Supply
A petition signed by 175 residents north of Jackson street asks the water commission to build a reservoir on the hill above their district to secure independent service. W. J. Brockman and City Attorney McCourt lead the effort, citing poor current supply, lack of fire protection, and plans to move away if relief is not provided. Lot Livermore reportedly will not donate a site if demands are granted.
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Livermore
North Side
The
Water Commission
W. J. Brockman
McCourt
Jackson Street
Water Department
Allence
Lot Livermore
Commission
Personal mentions fill city social notes at Pendleton
Attorney C T Godwin of Freewater and D Gabrielson from Salem visit on legal and business matters. Miss Jeanette Mannesee returns to Athena after a brief city visit while Mrs F E Judd travels to Walla Walla to visit friends. Several Athena residents and out of town guests attend dances and tours, with inspectors Dr W McClure and Dr W H Luy arriving from western Oregon for inspections. Idaho Knigts of Pythias Inner Guard and local order members host visiting Idaho dignitaries during transit through the city.
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C. T. Godwin
Freewater
Legal Bunlnesa
C D. Gabrielson
Salem
Jeanette Mannesee
Athena
F. E. Judd
Walla ‘Walle
J. W. Morrow
0. R. & N. Company
Pendleton
T. C. Taylor
T.T. Geer
Linn Sturgis
Oliver P. Morton
Fred George
Miss King
Echo
Jessie Smith
Washington
Carrie Sheuerman
Union
Pearl Wilbur
W. McClure
Federal Inspection
W. HB. Ly Ue
Tate Shee
Oregon
W.T. Elver
Nampa
Idaho
Spokine
Idaho Knights of Pythias
Order
Indian Robes Sell Our Monte Sit
Pendleton woolen mill representative Arnold Sheverman visited the region after four months on the road. He traveled west of the Mississippi and conducted business in the South including New Orleans and the Grand Canyon of Arizona. He will remain for several weeks then resume the road to showcase new samples.
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Monte Sit
Arnold Sheverman
Pendleton Woolen Mille
New Orleans
Mardi Gras
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Kagier Band Promises Open Air Concert Tonight
The Kagier band led by Prof. Dro performs an open air concert at 8 50 PM at Court and Cottonwood streets. Beginning at 8 30 the WIP band starts the program with eight to ten numbers in fine weather, with formal attire expected.
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WIP
Cottonieard Coe
Kagier
Prof
Dro
Mir
Court and
Cottonwood Streets
Antform
Little doubt the entertainment will be well received
A fragment notes assurance that the entertainment program will be appreciated and attended, implying strong audience interest and satisfactory turnout. The text hints at positive reception without detailing performers or specifics.
Attempted train robbery near English Indiana crime shocks town
Four men tried to derail a Southern railway passenger train two miles east of English Indiana. A bridge was set on fire to stop the train. Marshal W. E. Cummings was shot in the abdomen during the struggle, likely fatally, after a fight where one suspect was captured.
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Ind
Southern Railway
W.E. Cummings
Surprising developments in Baroness case emerge
Circumstantial evidence was introduced in New York on April 26 linking Baroness De Massey to the murder of Gustav Simon, while her calm defense suggests a planned surprise. Also in other pages, local crime notes include R. Harras’s assault conviction in Main Street, and a Dublin jury’s Britton verdict disagreement.
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New York
de Massey
Gustav Simon
R.harras
Main Street
David Lewis
John McCourt Appeiring
J. P. Winter
Harras
FitzGerald
Britton
Lexington
William Britton
James Cockrill
Jall
Power of Steam and Hair Health Claim Explored
An article ties James Watt’s kettle steam to a broader theme of hidden power and cites Newbro's Herpleide as a germ killer for dandruff and hair loss. It claims the product restores hair and lists Detroit based A. G Koeppen & Bros as sellers with prices at 80 cents and 1.00.
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James Watt
Detroit
Mich
A. G Koeppen & Bros
Osteopathy and Healthful Living Says Nature Heals
A Victorian style exhortation extols osteopathy as a means to clear the body’s field of obstacles to self care. It urges preventative treatment before illness, compares health to progress from old tools to modern methods, and quotes Gay on health’s primacy for happiness.
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Nature
Gay
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Louis Hunziker
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Uma Soda
A.C. Koeppen & Bros
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Marshad
O'Reilly
Dalles
Osteopathy
Kodak
Pendleton Drug Co
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A. C. Crawford
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