City Bits and Bills: Local Ads and Notices
A dense jumble of classified items lists coal brands Peacock and Penesok, Oregon Lumber Yard, lodging rooms for rent, furniture for sale, and phone numbers. It also notes skating season, lawn mowers, and hardware ads, plus a lengthy editorial on the value and method of newspaper advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock Coal
Oregon
Minnia
H. J. Bean
South Main Street
Bluffet
Thotie
Paul Schneider
Nolin
Ore
Leathers Transfer Co
Pfour
Bluff Street
W. Webb
Aura Street
Logan Street
Teacock
Oregon Lumber Yard
Bowmin
Centleman
East Oregonian
Portland
Feacock
Peoples Warehouse
Goodman Hardware Co
Charter Committee Meeting On City Gravity Water System
Citizens charter committees appointed by May or Fee will meet in city council rooms to hear reports from the committee investigating the cost of a gravity water system. All members are requested to attend. If you see it in the Fast Oregonian, it’s 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Charter Committees
Fee
Baseball Meeting Tonight In Local Library
A meeting of the baseball association is set for this evening in the Commercial association library room to settle matters and pay last month’s bills. Manager Fraser requests all members with bills against the association to present them today.
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The
Baseball Association
Commercial Association
Fraser
Jomer Agee Resigns to Lead West Signal Gangs
Jomer Agee, who for seven years has served as bate wage main at the O BR N depot, has resigned. He and his family will join the block signal outfits operating in the city and he will take charge of the signal building gang, leaving Pendleton for the west this week.
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J. & N. Bagge
Jomer Agee
Pendleton
Revival meetings at First Christian church continue tonight
Hear Victor Dor tle, minister, as revival services proceed at the First Christian church with sermons on matters of general concern. Clone promptly at 9:00 p.m. It is reported Loeb, private secretary to Roosevelt, will resign to become president of the Washington, D.C. Electric Railway company.
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Wim
Victor
Dorria
First Christian Church
Victor Dortle
Loeb
Roosevelt
Realien
The
Washington, D.C
Notable Visitors and Local Officials in Beho City
Beho hosted a string of visitors and notable figures. Jack Noble, marshal at Beho, was in the city on a business trip. Mita Janie Roach of Athena visited relatives, and Mice Jeanette Minnssee of Athena was here for a short business stop. Dougie Hall of the Blake-McFall Tiper company from Portland traveled via Walla Walla, while Jack McLaughilin, formerly with R. & N, now a traveling agent for the Illinois Central, planned a move to Portland. KF. Waffle returns home after medical school work in Portland. BE A. Carlson, city council member from Bole, heads to Spokane to sell mining property in Coeur d'Alene, staying with C. B. Adams of Furnish. Rev. Harvey Baker Smith and wife traveled from Milton to Kentucky via St. Paul and Chicago, marking his farewell sermon to a Milton congregation.
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Mita Janie Roach
Athena
Golden Rule
Portland
M.D. Relbe
Pendleton
Umatilla
Grande Observer
Jeanette Minnssee
Dougie Hall
Blake-McFall Tiper Company
Walla Willa
Jack McLaughilin
Hilinol# Central
San
P. DD. Ware and
Pen
FL B. Wrape
Lakota
N. D
Waffle
University of Oregon Medical School
St. Anthony's Hospital
Be, A. Carlson
Bole
Spokane
Hlome
Coeur d'Alene
City
C. B. Adams
Furnish Irrigated Land Company
Harvey Baker Smith
Milton
Kentucky
St. Paul
Chicago
Smith
Wheat and Corn Supply Pressures Cycle of Trade
The London Statist notes rising demand for wheat from Roumania and America bound for St Petersburg, signaling tight global stocks. India shows higher domestic consumption with a 40 million quarter crop and 7.5 million exported, while Argentina estimates smaller 1906-07 harvest at 8.95 million quarters leaving an export surplus near 1.35 million.
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London
St. Petersburg
Europe
United Kingdom
Germany
India
Armentina Ministry of Agriculture
Sterographer Becomes Lawyer in Oregon
Henry McConnell, after five years as official stenographer of the Oregon supreme court, resigns to join Saxton & McConnell in Baker City. A Portland native and Willamette graduate, he also served as private secretary to Chief Justices Moore Wolverton and Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McConnell
Supreme Court
Baker City
Saxton & McConnell
Salem Stateesman
McConnell
Portland
Leland Stanford, Jr. University
Oregon
Willamette University
Oregon Supreme Court
Frank A. Moore
C. E. Wolverton
R. & Bean
Newbro’s Herpicide Marketed To Save Hair
A gummed advertisement claims many women cry over thinning hair and men suffer scalp irritation. Newbro’s Herpicide is described as a germicide and antiseptic that destroys the underlying cause of hair loss, promoted as a new preparation with a new formula and principle. Sold by druggists with mail offer prices.
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Pexeo
Newbro
Horpicida Co
de Rolt
G. Koeppen & Bros
Pendleton Steam Laundry Changes Hands New Troy Laundry Opens
H M H Nolen and Son have bought Fishman and Peters to run the Pendleton Steam Laundry under the name Troy Laundry. They promise first class work at low prices and will introduce rough dry washing charged by the pound. Location is Cottonwood street between Webb and Alta streets.
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Pendleton
HM. H. Nolen & Son
Fishman & Peters
Troy Laundry
Nolan
Troy
Cottonwood Street
Webb
Alta Streets
Pendleton High School Wins Equal Suffrage Debate
Pendleton high school defeated Walla Walla on the equal suffrage question at First Presbyterian church last night. The Pendleton team Harold Warner Carl Engdah and Arthur Means argued the affirmative clearly, earning all three judges’ decisions despite Walla Walla’s stronger oratory. Walla Walla visitors included Steele Weaver Arthur Kennedy Frank Ring assisted by Edmond Dean and Prof J W Shepherd. A visiting party from Pennsylvania Harry Downton and wife Miss Carle Cook and D B Cook stayed with uncle B Kidder near the Umpqua River on their way to Tacoma.
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Pendleton High School
First Presbyterian Church
Pendleton
Harold Warner
Carl Engdah
Arthur Means
Walla Walla
Steele Weaver
Arthur Kennedy
Frank Ring
Theo Walla Walla
Edmond Dean
J. W. Shepherd
Walla Walla High School
Pennsylvania
Harry Downton
Carle Cook
D. B. Cook
Mra Downton
B. ©. Kidder
Uma- Ulla
Tacoma
Mrs. Kidder
Divorces Granted in Eircuit Court Judge Fean Rules
Judge Fean grants divorces in two cases. Della Parrish divorces Bruce Parrish, and William McAlpine divorces Ethel May McAlpine. Peter West serves as attorney in both matters.
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Eircuit Court
Fean
Della Parrish
Bruce Parrish
William McAlpine
Ethel May McAlpine
Peter West
Mults
Pool sale nets 36 cents per unit in Polk region
The Mohatt pool covering Polk and adjacent counties sold out on April last, generating 36 cents net per unit. HL Metzger of Portland purchased nearly the entire pool, signaling strong demand and concentration of ownership.
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Polk
HL Metzger
Portland
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Teutsch
Alta Street
Tendleton
Needlor
Rvushly Hilleves
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Oregonian
Uma Soda
Jack Noble
Beho
Neels Larwer Quantitiee
Wonder Store
H. Hw, Nolen & Son
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court
St., Pendleton
Kodak
Pendleton Drug Co
Walter
Walters’ Flour Mills
Pendleton, Oregon
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