Local notices fill columns with ads and weather notes
The page mixes advertisements for goods and services from Hohbachs and Pendleton Furniture with rental notices and business lineups. It also carries a week of dry weather, heat waves, smoky skies, and wind patterns across multiple Oregon counties, noting no rainfall for eighteen days and temperatures up to 107 degrees in Hermiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Mountains
Columbia River Valley
Cascade Locka
Hood River
Val. W. Tomking
H. Th Hasbrouck
Wasco
Sherman County
J. R. Howell
Heppner
Morrow County
George Whiteia
Hermiston
Umatilla County
W. Kelloge
Weston
Maud M. Baker
Local Notables and Visitors on City Trip
A parade of visitors and residents are noted in the city today on business and social calls. H H Robinson of Walla Walla, Mrs J W Chandler of Baker, CG E Deal of La Grande, Bailey Ross of Metcham, EB Marshall from Beho ranch, and others are listed among guests at the St George and local hotels. Several residents plan trips, camps, or visits to Walla Walla, Athena, Pendleton, and White Salmon, with notes on typhoid cases and ongoing farming and surveying activities.
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H. H. Robinson
Walla Walla
J. W. Chandler
Baker
St. George
CG. E. Deal
la Grande
the Bowman
Bailey Ross
Metcham
Pilot Rock
EB. P. Marshall
Beho
Charles J. Ferguson
Iitie
E. H. Stark
Lehman Springs
A. J. Goodman
Meacham
Burroughs
Athena
George Hansell
M. B. Keys
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
Bruno Webbers
W. EB. Coman
W. C. Dibblee
Prince Rupert
Canada
Pacific Grand Trunk
Frank L. Walt
Cascade Locks
Wind River Lumber Company
A. W. Robinson
Oregon Lumber Yard
M. Smith
Mra. Smith
Oregon Suffers Heat Wave Midweek Shift
A hot and dry week across Oregon brought temperatures slightly above normal, driven mainly by unusually high afternoon readings. Forecasters note lingering warmth and low humidity, with continued dry conditions anticipated through the period.
No Nation Overthrown by Its Farmers Quote
A reflective quotation contrasts agricultural strength with political decay, arguing nations crumble not by farming class but through urban corruption, narrow lanes, and noble excess in ancient civilizations. The remark cites Gibbon as its source.
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Chaldes
Egypt
Greece
Rome
It in Hast Oregonian headline clue
A fragment from Hast Oregonian hints at a local news item with a focus on a timely event or issue. Readable details suggest a brief report involving a recognizable place and entity, but specific names and outcomes are unclear in the provided text.
Explosion damages grain separator on Dry Creek ranch
Smut in the grain caused an explosion yesterday, nearly destroying the C. M. McKinney outfit. The McKinny machine threshing on the Greaney ranch at Dry Creek burst into flame, but the crew saved the wheat by pulling the engine away and pulling through. The inside of the separator burned. repair may cost nearly a new machine.
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C. M. McKinney
Walla Walla Statesman
McKinny
Greaney
Dry Creek
Child Saved by Little Brother Near Ritsville Washington
A family incident north of Ritsville Washington left Henry Meismer's year old son badly burned after his clothing caught fire while playing near a kitchen range. His seven year old brother quickly grabbed water and extinguished the flames, though the child sustained significant burns before aid arrived.
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Ritsville
Wash
Henry Meismer
Shaughnessey Identified as Roy Griffith by Schoolmates
Bert Shaughnessey recently sentenced to the penitentiary in North Yakima for issuing bogus checks is identified by schoolmates as Roy Griffith. He is said to have served a term in the Iowa reform school.
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Bert Shaughnessey
North Yakinma
Roy Griffith
Iowa Reform School
Wireless telegraphy changes money lending and love offers
A Review piece celebrates wireless telegraphy by Marconi enabling a man to borrow funds from a mother on an eastbound ship and a purser on a westbound liner. It recounts the Providence rescue of 600 passengers, aided by wireless signaling, and notes a Philadelphia suitor’s marriage proposal by Marconigram, answered the same day.
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Marconi
Providence
General Slocum
New York
Richard Peck
New Haven
Philadelphia
Europe
Accidental Shot May Cripple Portland Police Officer
Patrolman C. H. King, veteran of the Portland Police, may be permanently crippled after an accidental discharge of his revolver in a public lavatory. The weapon fell from his belt to the floor, a hammer struck the floor, and a bullet tore into his left leg. King was cared for at home after Dr Slocum removed the bullet.
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C. H. King
Police Department
Portland Telegram
King
Fark and Davis Etreats
Holser
Hirsch
Harms
Jefferson Fireet
Slocum
Amusements at Eagle Show Shop and Pastime Tonight
The Eagle Show Shop offers The Poor Officer and A Bothersome Husband among other sketches. The Pastime features The Two Orphans The Mother-in-Law is Coming The Troubles of a Coon and The Step Mother plus So Long Joe. Dime continues popular with a new piano player and Tonight’s programs include Weary Waggles Busy Day Bobby White in Wonderland Flying Machine June Bug and Runaway Mother-in-Law.
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Eagle Show Shop
Joe
Bobby White
June Bug
Four land fraud indictments dismissed in Los Angeles case
Judge Wolverton dismissed Indictment No. 4849 known as the Los Angeles case, involving Pacific Furniture & Lumber officers Warren Gillolen George T Stearns Robert W Kenny and Jacob C Cross. The defendants faced charges of defrauding the government of 9000 acres in Curry county.
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Wolverton
T. C. Becker
Los Angeles
Pacific Furniture & Lumber Company
Warren Gillolen
George T. Stearns
Robert W. Kenny
Jacob C. Cross
Curry County
Oregon athlete Fred Hamilton committed to asylum after insanity ruling
Fred Hamilton a well known Oregon athlete was arrested in Portland over sensational jewelry store robberies. He has been pronounced insane and ordered committed to the asylum by the court.
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Fred Hamilton
Oregon
Portland
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Teutsch’sjold Stand
Hohbach's
Garden Street
Pendleton Furniture Co
Stark Poultry House
East Oregonian
Misa Genevieve
Planonstruction
Monroe Street
West
Webb
Stansberry & Milfie
East Oregonian Building
Malin Streeet
Bowman Cafe
Goodman Hardware Co
A. P
Bn") Woodward
Ecity
George W. Evans
Pacific Coast
Buffalo- Pitts Implement Company
City
Inland Empire
W. P. Temple
Charles Snow
la Grands
Pendleton-Portland
Will Adler
H. A. Clemens
Wallowa County
W. T. Shaw
Freewater
Lehman
Jean
Mies Lula R. Lorens
Est
Oregonian
Oregon Daily Journal
Cove
Union County
Dean Goodman
Leland
Josephine County
Geary Kimbrell
University of Oregon
Malin
Kobppens
Wireless Telegraph
At the
Odds and Ends
Pendleton Cloak
Suit House
Cass Matlock
So Long
Edison
F. M. Lorimer
Phone Main
Main Street
Bridge
Workingmen’s
Webb Sts
Old Hunt Depot
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