City brief items from the Rader ads and local notices
A jumble of business references and ads. Rader furniture and Carpets names recur alongside Cleveland's Baking Powder promotions. Local stores offer discounts of 4 percent on cash purchases at Boston Store and Leathers transfers. Job notices call for a country school teacher with a first grade certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penadicton Business College
Roe Nichols
Roosevelt
Hoston
Cleveland
Headstrom & Greenawald
Teutsch's Department
Douglas
Bow Fon
Orn
St. George
Mrs. Cooper
W. D. Hansford
Clara
Tobacoon
Howard
Court Street
Hever
Boston
Sea Greenawald & Wendatrom
Teutsch's
Greenawald & Headstom
A. J. Howard
Long Street
East Oregonian
Hidaway Springs
Tallman & Co
Co. 3
Rastridge
Pendlgton
Oregon
J. K. Smith
Baggage and Express
Donaldson's
Red Cross Drug Store
Calla
Plice
Relocated Claims Stir Nome Mining Community
Nome residents accuse government officials of illicitly relocating valuable mining claims and amassing holdings. The Nome Nugget publishes tables comparing claims held by officials and relatives versus rivals, fueling calls for a Washington investigation and potential drastic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beoule
Wash
Thie
Nome
Olio
Arive
Nome Nugget
Ohio
Wasahington
Deny Switler reconciliation report in Walla Walla paper
Friends of Mrs Switler deny a reconciliation report shown in a Walla Walla Statesman item claiming Mr and Mrs Switzler were seen together at the Hotel Dacren. They say the report is unfounded and note divorce proceedings remain active. possible sighting of Miss Reesie Switzler with her brother may have sparked the rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavue
Walla Walla Statesman
Mra
Ed Switeler
Dacren
Mra. Switzler
Mmne Reesie Switzler
Church Services and Holy Communion at Redeemer
The Church of the Redeemer announces Seventh Sunday after Trinity services with Holy Communion and a sermon on Josiah the Most Loving of Israel. Evening service canceled. Strangers welcomed. Local health notices report four deaths today in New Orleans with no new cases. Special excursion rates listed for several cities with stopovers and dates in late August and September. contact E.G. Smith for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
Henry Dixon Jones
O'Cloaka
Israel
New Orleans
Chicago
St Louis
St. Paul
Min- Henpolis
Duluth
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Gmeaha
Sioux City
Calon E.G. Smith
Jagent O. R. & N
Tragic incident amid playful mischief in Atutte Mont
Report reveals mischievous playmates at Tutt e Mont who rocked a boy in a trunk then fled. He was found hours later reported dead and revived with great difficulty. The incident raises questions about safety and supervision in youth play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutte, Mont
Yor Ollao
Edwin Attfield
Social Notes Trek Through Pendleton County
A long list of visitors and locals stopping through Pendleton includes Monee Taylor leaving for Athena Pred Lampkin heading to Portland for a week with Lhots, William McBride from Athens, W. M. Scott from his ranch, J. M. Johns of Chattanooga at the Golden Rule, George Foster from Athens, and C. G. Chamberlain from Athena. Sen. Walter M. Pierce arrives from Hot Lake for several days of business. many others report travel between Athena, Pilot Rock, Meachim, and nearby towns. The scene features hotel guests, ranchers, stockmen, educators, and professionals, with ongoing notes on travel, mining interest, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monee Taylor
Athena
C. G. Chamberlain
Fred Ganger
Bear Pilot Rock
A. H. Sunderman
Meachim
Nils
Walter M. Pierce
Hot Lake
Wr. J. Stillmoan
Durkee
Baker County
Colm
J. A. Beat
Werton
John Padders
G. Montgomery
Connell, Wash
J. EB. Brooks
Colorado
Alaska
B. A. Schlichter
J. P. McManus
Pilot Rock
W. BR. Taylor
T. D. Taylor
T. J. Kirk
W. F. Hewlon
Lehman Springs
W. A. Harrison
Birnhem Springs
Bn. E. Brockbank
de Lavelle Armee Company
H. J. Davis
McKay Crock
Stella Marple
Pendleton
Wallan Walla
T. G. Montgomery
Slater
Florence McNette
Elensbut
Wash
J. A. Borle
Fanchion Borlo
Seattle
Portland
Mazama
Mt Ralnler
Kennesh
Bingham Springs
Blue Mountains
Combe
M. Churchill Haw
Pendleton Business College
W. R. King
Ontario
Walla Walla
M. R. Woodward
Union
Pondieton
Oite
Wood Lwarnd
Oregon
Towa
Mgr. Moberte
Eity
Suit for damages over eight years farm land eviction
Philhomme Smith sues James Wil tint ote Matt Mosgrove in circuit court claiming $8990 for forcible ouster from the SE ¼ of section 3 township 2 north range 24 East W M on March 14, 1898 and ongoing denial of land use through June 1904. Plaintiff, a married woman, alleges ownership and seeks judgment for the stated sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treone Prom Farm
Philhomme Smith
James
Matt Mosgrove
Mtte
Horth
EB. W. M
First National Bank Urges Cashing Checks Anywhere
The bank announces it will cash drafts drawn on any bank without charging fees. It offers to present checks for payment at any bank in the United States or Canada and handle items from any city worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
First National Bank
Pendleton
Oregon
Comic Supplements Delayed in East Oregonian
The paper reports that Dreamy Dave Maud Happy Hooligan Pretending Percy Willie Westing Hans and Fritz and other comic figures in the East Oregonian colored supplement failed to arrive this week due to a wreck. Supplements will be sent out next week once located. Shipping bills exist but tracers cannot locate the supplements at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Maud
Percy
Willie Westinghom
Hans
Fritz
East Oregonian
Smallest County School Visited With One Pupil Enrolled
County Superintendent Frank K. Welles visited district 107 in a county deemed the smallest school. Only one bona fide pupil attended while others were campers’ children, yet the district received funds for a teacher at $40 per month, avoiding local taxes. Welles plans action to halt such practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Welles
Fhnat
Welles
Etope
Hartung Organizes Music Class Here With Success
Prof H O Hartung and Mrs Hartung organize a music school in this city. They teach guitar and mandolin to all grades and expect to start large classes, with rooms fitted for instruction and soon ready to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Hartung
Mra
First Christian Church Offers Regular Sunday Services
Rev H B Smith of Princeton Ky will preach in the evening with Miles Freeker preaching at each service. Sunday school and morning service proceed through the month with no Endeavor meetings or evening preaching before September 1. Everyone is warmly invited. Brooks, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
TL Welock
Christian Endeavor
P. Me
H. B. Smith
Princeton
Miles Freaker
Endeavor
HH. Brooks
Suit to Recover Loan Involving Korean Envoys At Portmouth
A suit seeks $65 allegedly owed by Sult, with J Te Dotyagaliet Sadie Rust linked to the action. The defendants include Mis ter Dewth nepal P K Yoon and Synaman Rhee described as Korean envoys who will be near the outskirts of the Portmouth peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Te Dotyagaliet
Sadie Rust
Dewth
Nepal
P. K. Yoon
Synaman Rhee
Portmouth
Idaho beekeepers warn of drought harm to honey output
Meridian bee breeders George H. Atwater and son E. F. Atwater said Tuesday that a severe water shortage in the valley threatens their 700 bee colonies. They expect 30,000 to 40,000 pounds of honey normally, but forecast only 5,000 to 8,000, a loss of 2,500 to 2,000 dollars. Hay shortages worsen prospects as the second cut may be only half a crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George HE. Atwater
Meridian
Bolxe
Mr. Atwater
E. F. Atwater
Tno
Lema
Beekeeping Woes Amid Material Scarcity
Fragmentary note describes clover crop delays and maturing nectar hindering honey production. Mentions inability to access natural opportunities for honey making due to scarce materials and a general shortage affecting industry.
Congress of Mothers western organizing tour
Mrs. Frederic Schoff and Mrs. Edwin C Grice lead a westward tour to organize the National Congress of Mothers in states not yet catalyzed They will meet Oregon in Portland August 18 Washington in Tacoma August 21 Idaho in Boise September 12 Colorado in Denver September 1 Nebraska in Omaha September 21 and Indiana in Indianapolis September 25 All interested in child protection and home elevation are invited to attend and participate in these meetings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Schoff
National Congress of Mothers
Edwin C. Grice
West
Oregon
Portland
Washington
Tacoma
Idaho
Colorado
Omaha
Nebraska
Indianapolis
Indiana
Tloress Wanted for Horaca Carload at Oregon Yard
We will be at the Oregon Feed Yard from August 6 to 20 to buy a carload of horaca. They must be fat and well broken and weigh 900 to 1190 pounds. BLACK & WHIPEBY report a strike of 62,000 Lancashire cotton operatives over mansgere and owners refusing a wage increase in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tloress
Oregon
Horaca
Black & Whipeby
Lancashire
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Lee Teutsch
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Lead Trust
New Jersey
National Lead Company
Koeppens
Popular Price Druggists
Koeppen & Brothers
Ike Elte
Candy Kitchen
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Pendleton, Oregon
Conan Ge
Falpsable Potens
Renee Noel
Goodman-Thompson Co
Congress OF Mothers
Fishmann & Peters
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