City Brevities: Local ads and notices
A compilation of small ads and notices including requests to buy a fresh milch cow, furniture for sale, unfurnished rooms for rent, stage schedules to Lehman and Hidaway Springs, and listings for dry wood, electric irons, five room cottages for sale or rent, fresh butter, hardware goods, and sporting goods. Also lost eyeglasses and a stage departure from Alta House.
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W. A. Leathers
Daniela
Fergy's
Ross Carney
Couble Street
East Oregonian
Lilleth Street
Bowman Photo Studio
Peoples Warehouse
Rose Campbell
Baker County Prosperous Notes Copper Boom
James A. Howard, once of the city, passed through Pendleton to Milton for Rev. M. W. Howard’s funeral today. He praises Baker county mineral development with active copper districts along Snake river and Powder river, large property deals, and Sovereign Consolidated Copper mine as especially promising. Also reports reform school board paroled inmates list.
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Baker County
James A. Howard
Baker City
Milton
M. W. Howard
Mr. Howard
Snake River
Powder River
Sovereign Consolidated Copper
Pendleton Academy Dormitory Foundation Nears Completion
The Pendleton academy boys dormitory foundation is nearly finished by contractor H. Moussu with a force of men. Once the stone work is done, construction on the 600n building will start and the dormitory is hoped to be ready for occupancy by October.
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Pendleton Academy
H. ©. Moussu
Officers Re-Elected at Oregon Building and Loan
At a recent meeting the entire officer and director slate was re elected. Officers include R Alexander as president and Charles H Miresh as secretary. Directors are R Alexander Charles H Miresh C J Smith FE Murphy Will Moore Max Baer and J B Perry.
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Oregon Building and Loan Association
R. Alexander
Charles H. Miresh
C. J. Smith
FE. J. Murphy
Will Moore
Max Baer
J. B. Perry
Wasson visit highlights Oklahoma ties in Star theater scene
Here From Oklahoma Mr and Mrs Joseph Wasson of Kingfisher Oklahoma are in the city for a few days visit with Mrs Mary Baker sister of Mr Wasson who lives in the west end of town. Mr Wasson also has a brother James Wasson in Umatilla employed in the southern part of the county. Corn and cotton crops in Oklahoma are excellent this year and the country is prosperous with 2000 feet of new film and two new illustrated songs tonight at the Star theater.
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Oklahoma
Joseph Wasson
Kingfisher
Wasson
Mary Baker
Local social notes highlight visiting residents
A stream of visitors and locals pass through Pendleton today. Echo, Hermiston, Meacham, Adams, Milton and Ames figures travel, host and camp nearby. Court and armory discussions, bridge viewing, and small business trips fill the day.
Armory siting discussed at county court hearing
A county hearing this afternoon involved a committee from company L including three officers, Sergeant Pasley, and Corporal Funk. They presented to the Wich County Court on the proposed armory site.
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Pasley
Corporal Funk
Rail service row ends with limited timetable gains
No Spokane Sleeper is to operate between Walla Walla and Spokane as the Northern Pacific refused the request prompted by the Walla Walla Commercial Club. A proposal for another train between Walla Walla and Paseo was denied. The sole agreement concerns improving the Dayton to Walla Walla train service, to be enacted at once.
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Spokane
Northern Pacific
Walla Walla
West Bound Freight Traffic Lighter As Coal Storage Increases
The eastbound freight business on the O R and N is very heavy for the season while westbound traffic lags. Westbound trains carry fewer cars than in recent months due to coal storage in towns east of the line. Lumber movement eastward remains very heavy this month.
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Here
Exhibition of 4 stalks from a single kernel planted by Rev Tilton
An exhibition at the Gateway office features 4 stalks of wheat originating from a single kernel planted by Rev. Tilton on his Clover Hill ranch. Each stalk bears a full head of grain, showcasing the remarkable growth from one seed.
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Gateway
Rev. Tilton
Clover Hill
Wallula Gateway
Rain Storm Hurts Wheatmen in Umatilla County
Wheat growers fear barleying, bleached, or sprouted grain as light rain and heavy clouds delay threshing in eastern Oregon. Moisture protects ground but risks reduced yields and visible losses. threshed grain escapes major damage. Forecasters promise fair weather tonight and Friday, offering cautious optimism.
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Oregon
Portland
Hair Naturally Abundant And Dandruff Cure Ad
Hair disease causes dandruff from a germ and hair loss. Newbro's Herpicide claims to destroy the germ, remove itching, and make hair feel soft. Sold by reading druggists and A Koeppen & Brow in Detroit for 50 cents or $1.00 with mail offer.
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Newbro
Bolu
Wein Strane Fa
Herpielde Co
Petroit Ae Slzon
Koeppen
Informal City Hall Talk Marks a Failing Council Session
Last night a quorum was missing at the council meeting and no formal session occurred. An informal gathering discussed city hall plans and other topics led by Street Commissioner R W Fletcher who pressed for details on track repairs street grading crosswalks and weed control at the old cemetery across the river. The aldermen left before answering leaving many questions unresolved.
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R. W. Fletchee
Reverend Diven Thankful After Chickens Stolen
Pendleton preacher Reverend Diven thanks neighbors after a thief took about 200 chickens. He notes the loss but values community help and faith in the wake of the incident. Local readers urged to report sightings if the birds return or clues emerge.
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Diven
Pendleton
Baker City
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Minnis
Goodmain Hardware Company
We Guarante
Goodman Hardware Company
Lehman Springs
Alta House
Bingham Springs
James Cornfield
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Reform School Board
Saleom Statesman
Frank Dunn
Jerome McNeil
The
Dalles
George Bozarth
Jefferson
Chas
Edgar
Macleay
Wesley Kyle
Guy Young
Salem
Fred Peterson
Frank Graves
Fred Cobb
Harold Hidinger
Roseburg
Jesse Howard
Willie Davidson
Star
Clarence Ridgeway
Lewis
Byron Allen
Glen
Floyd Cullenson
Harvey Walt
Milwaukie
Star Theater
Koeppens
B. L. Sheridan
Echo
R. E Bryson
Meacham
F. H. Gardner
Hoquiam
Wash
Frank Coolidge
Athena Jeweler
BE. J. Burke
Winnifred Cameron
Ames
Town
Lewis Hunter
Delva St. ,Clair
Mabel Whitman
F. A. Lietiallen
Huntington
Grant Marquis
BE. R. Todd
Adams
Charles Bond
Marshfield
James Conners
la Grande Freight Division
C. F. van de Water
Mra
M. N. Sawtelle
Mark Patton
Mise Zella Renn
Hartman Abstract Company
Lehman Spring
Henry Barrett
Athena
H. &. Swenson
Maui Sheridan
Tola van Vranken
Swenson-Neill
T. B. Boylen
State Sheep Commission
Denver
Dr. & W. McClure
Federal Stock Inspection Service
Dr. Ring
Welser
Idaho
William Yohnka
Yale
Malheur County
Charles Cunningham
C. A. Cunningham
Co. D. Watrus
Adama
Cambridge
Homer V. Carpenter
Rainbow Mine
Rye Valley
Supreme Court
Fonk
Wich County
Umatilla
Fara Apt
ASOT
Rock Island
Rocky Mountains
Rio Grande
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Minnesota
Gulf of Mexico
Rock Island-Frisco Lines
Third St
Ore
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Nelsons
Nina Maple
Just
V. Stroble
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