Local City Notices and Classified Snippets
Various small ads and notices appear including UC Rader items, repair and transfer services from Leathern and Nichols, promotions for Cleveland’s Baking Powder, shoe repairs by Greenawald and Headstrom, department store notices, rental listings, and an alert for a fox terrier pup lost with a reward. Also listed are rail and travel sale rates to Ridaway Springs and other eastern excursion prices.
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UC Rader
Rader
Furnitureo
Pourniture
Pendleton Business College
Ass Nichols
Cleveland
Headstrom & Greenaward
Dartment
Douging
Benton
W. OD
Nanaford
Elgura and Tobaccom
Howard
Court Street
Seth M. Richardson
Mike Ight
Boston
Greenawald & Headstrom
Teutsehi's
Walt
Greenawa
Ridaway Springs
Tallman & Co
Brauge
T. M. Henderson
United States buys Cleveland's Joknog Powder evidence
Fragmentary OCR item lists cities and prices with dates and times, plus a sales note for B.C. Smith agent and J. K. Smith baggage service. It references government purchase of a product called Cleveland's Joknog Powder for the army, with contact at Donalideon's Red Crow drug store and residence phone 2593.
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Treapolis
Duluth
Konwae City
St. Joseph
Lanvenworth
Omaha
Sioux City
Partcullis
B.C. Smith
United States
Cleveland
J. K. Smith
Baggage and Express
Donalideon
Red Crow
Post Office Report from Pendleton July Finances
Postmaster Frond reports Pendleton July accounts with receipts 1026.00 box rent 950.00 newspaper postage 20838.00 total 1991.02 expenses 102.33 clerks 666.65 incidentals 24.29 balance in favor of the department. Clyde Fitch and ER Extabrooke changes noted with transfers and new clerk duties.
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Frond
Pendleton
Peatnastier
Balonce
Clyde EB
Fitch
Formearthy & Courrier la
Offlow
ER. G. Extabrooke
Carrot
New Telephone Directory Released For City Offices
New telephone directories have arrived at the local office and are ready for distribution to company patrons. The four page heatly and compact volume offers improved convenience over the old book with no advertisements in the few directories.
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Loc Telephoneeffice
Iit
Grand Acre Fraternal Chivier Meeting Am Osteopathic Assn
Fraternal gatherings announced for August 14 to 24 in Denver and Buffalo with round trip rates around 50 dollars and 75 thousand? The notices urge interested members to contact agents I C Smith and EC Smith for details on travel dates August 10 11 18 and August 15 with final return limits of 30 to 90 days respectively.
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Grand Acre
Supreme Court Seaton Foresters of America
Buffalo
N.Y
Huffalo
S. C
EC Smith
Rain Dampens Weston and Athena Streets Yesterday
Reported by locals from the countryside that Weston and Athena received heavy rain for over thirty minutes yesterday afternoon. Weather cooled the air and reduced dust on the crowded street scene described as chaotic, with lively neon glow from nearby venues.
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Weston and
Athena
George Strand Recovering From Ear Abscess at St Anthony’s
George Strand remains at St Anthony’s hospital recovering from an abscess in his left ear. He is about but not entirely over the trouble. There was one vote at Wenatoher ieinet regarding a sewer bond proposition.
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George Strand
St. Anthony's Hospital
Wenatoher Ieinet
Personal mentions show travel and visits across cities
Several names appear visiting or traveling through towns, including Dr and Mrs G A Holaington visiting the mountains, Miss Selma Newquidt to Portland, Miss Lulu Marple back at the post office, Roy Alexander from Portland and Long Beach, and many others moving between Spokane Portland La Grande and coast towns.
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G. A. Holaington
Ming Grace Beagle
Spokane
Wilinka Beagle
J. A. Bhowt
Welton Yeaterdiny
Grady
da Grande
Walla Walle
T. Shaw
Weaton
Klamath Falls
Selma Newquidt
Portland
Wil M. Peterson
Athens
Lulu Marple
Roy Alexander
Long Beach
J. H. Lawrey
Alba
Cmatilla County
Mor
W. P Rihorn
Nolph Lane
Werton
E. Wilkes
The
People
RE. OG. Valentine
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Dame Dn Los
Sol Baum
Alexander Department Store
Sea Shore
Mre
T. W. Ayers
la Grande
Mire
A. A. Roberta
Durker
Myrtle Walker
Slater
Iy Porton
J.T. Dickson
Toukland
Wash
Bingham
W. A. Robbing
Ene
Eerie
Hae
George M Smith Leads Oregon Claim Department
George M Smith head of the claim department of the Oregon Railway & Navigation Company is a veteran locomotive fireman by background. He travels the road to understand every department and settles small claims locally, while larger, doubtful cases go to Major Hall for thorough investigation and court handling.
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George M. Smith
MR. N
Lin
George M. Sith
OR. N
Lipe
Oregon
Mr. Smith
Smith
Major Hall
Local Hunters Take Out Licenses Ahead of Opening Season
A surge of license applications fills the county clerk office with about 60 licenses issued in recent days. Hunters are rushing to secure permits ahead of the August 16 opening season.
Zion lace sales rep visits Boise with family
E J Pittaway traveling representative for the Zion Ince mill with John Alexander Dowie connection was in Boise Saturday seeking business. He was accompanied by Mrs Pittaway and their daughter. The party left on the after-
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E. J. Pittaway
Zion Ince
John Alexander Dowle
Attendance at Lewis and Clark Exposition by NonPacific States
About 10 000 visitors from nine inland states have attended since the fair opened June 1. Daily arrivals run around 609, with California sending 300 new entrants daily. Washington is estimated to contribute more than any inland state except Oregon, due to proximity to Portland. States tracking visitors include Idaho Utah Nebraska Colorado North Dakota Montana Minnesota New York and Massachusetts, totaling about 42 inland states represented.
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Pacific Ocean
California
Kent
Washington
Oregon
Portland
Fach
Idaho
Utah
Nebraska
Colorado
North Dakota
Montilla
New York
Miesachuwetty
Big Fish target in Williamson trial opening burst
Prosecutor Frater J. Heney told jurors in the second trial of Congressman J N Williamson Dr Van Gemer and Marion Bigg that the case targets the “big fish” of crime. He urged jurors to pursue the leaders of the alleged conspiracy while stressing Williamson’s long involvement in the alleged scheme and his role in planning the wider criminal network.
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Frater J. Heney
J. N. Williamson
Dr. van Gemer
Marion Bigg
Conreekman Williameon
Avilatwon IV
Rigget
Cemnor
Min O
Hhat Toe
Williamson
Siac
Nome City appoints new public school superintendent
Professor W. Jarvie is elected superintendent of Nome City public schools Alaska and will depart Monday for the scene of the future work. He has long been a prominent educator in Portland and Eastern Oregon and will assume full control of Nome’s educational system. The Catholic population under American rule totals about 20 million when including the Philippines and Puerto Rico.
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Profesor
Db W. Daurvie
Yuy
Portlin
Nashoe
Harrison
Ue Public Metcuuts
Nome City
Alaska
Tie Future Hors
Sips
Jorvie Haw
Portand
Ble Havite
Weslo
Nomio
Jarvie
Oregon
Toatila County
United States of America
Philippines
Porto Rico
Small Forming and a Summer Retreat in New York
Powell writes in Country Calendar for August on building a vacation home and a potential old age residence. He recalls learning through intensive horticulture, outlining profits from diverse fruits and crops and noting risks from frost drought and pests. The piece weaves personal finance, farming strategy, and a tale of a Mormon figure’s marriage and polygamy in Utah.
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Powell
New York
Hfe
How Mormons Deceive City Incident in Whiel Cergyman
A fragment recounts an incident in a city visit to the Mormon Information building where a guide, a polished young woman, escorted Gentile visitors to the temple area and explained church practices including polygamy, presenting a biased narrative about Mormon truth.
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Sale
Harriman Leaves Omaha for Pacific Coast Tour
An Omaha to Oregon Daily Journal report notes EB Harriman and party arrived today aboard a special train and will proceed west on the Cotton Pacific route to Balt Lake for a day, then Yellowstone, California, and Japan, sailing August 16. He cites double tracking of the Union Pacific with about 100 miles to be done this year and says Harrimans will deploy motor air cars on suburban lines as construction begins.
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Omaha
Oregon
Jourow
Speels
Harriman
Coton Pacific
Balt Lake
Yellowstone Park
California
Japan
Orient
Union Pacific Railway
Healso
Harrimnes
Julius
Rkruttechnitt
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Lee Teutsch
St George
Mra, Cooper, Proprietreme
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St. Paul
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Postopfice
Koeppens
Koeppen & Brothers
W. M. Driscull
O, KR
Amadilo
Viking Water
Baker City
Motow
Npon
Fpayetts
Pittaway
Boise
America
Theorie Perhepe
Elijah of
Aion
Apy
Dowle
Zion
Elijah Dowle
Kile Goopel
Osce
Apler the Big Fish
Toney
Jarvis Gods
Wil
Fishmam & Peters
Goodman-Thompson Co
Clerzyman
Inter
Temple Block
Union Pacific
Wood & Coal
Roslyn
U.S
Herc Egn Les
Roslyn Wood & Coal Co
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