Get Bunny and The Boston Cigar Store Ad Mix
Local mixed notices feature Get Bunny promotions, shop windows, ice cream, fruit and vegetables at Haw and musk melons, towel and lamp offers, and a broad array of sales pitches from merchants like Teutsch's and Pendleton firms. Also includes notices of bids for a cottage, furniture and lodging, and a rural property sale.
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Bunny
A. C. Rader, Douglas and Hanan Shoes
Boston
Teutsch’s
Tedtsch's
Nolf's
Hotel Pendleton
Joerger's
West Court Street
Tentach
Real Estate Activity Surges in Berkeley Area
Real estate dealer Many Inquiries for Houses reports substantial buyer interest in property across all kinds, with a focus on residences. Most inquiring buyers are ranchers and farmers seeking homes in the Holty region.
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Co. ¢. Berkeley
Holty
Local residents and visitors seen in Pendleton today
A stream of names appears with brief notes on travel and visits in Pendleton. R J Slater and HB Mar of Walla Walla are in town on business while M A Rader and family expect to return home tomorrow. Julia Fisher of La Grande visits, and many others including Mabel Cameron, Leo Ferguson, Lyle Calvert, HW Roberts, A Kunkel, Mrs. French, the Skiles and Koepnen families, M M McReynolds, Mary W Kester, J H Alexander, C M Rader, and Mrs. Rose Campbell are listed with travels, engagements, or hosting duties. Several plans include outings to Ocean Park, Walowa Lake, and Lehman Springs, plus business at the City Hotel and local offices.
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R. J. Slater
Athena
HB. Mar
Walla Walla
M. A. Rader
Julius Fisher
la Grande
HH. EB
Cal- Ner
Mabel
Josie Cameron
Hight
Ocean Park
Wash
Fred Jaatx
Allion
Leo Ferguson
Pendleton
Lyle R. Calvert
Weston
Penilieton
HW OW. Roberts
Julia Fisher
J. 8. Holmes
A. Kunkel H
M. M. McReynolds
Pilot Rock
Blekers
Mary W. Kester
Pomeroy
W. F. Taylor
Portland
Coast Pointe
J. H. Alexander
la Grande Land Office
Hotel St. George
M Rader
Walls Walla
Nehr
Laterere Af Milton
Rose Campbell
D. Sanders
Spokane
Seattle
Bowman
Lehman Springs
BB. Haworth
Mystery Stone From Seattle Bay Dates to 1440
A grey sandstone tombstone found 27 feet below Elliot Bay's surface during foundation work at 106 Railroad avenue between Washing and Youler Way prompts questions. Carved beneath the inscription "John Clay who died" is the date "October Imi, 1440" though experts doubt the weathering and some say the letters may be recently carved. Local savants compare the mystery to Calaveras skull as they seek a plausible origin or practical joke.
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Seattle Bay
John Clay
Elliot Bay
Seattle Star
Seattle
Calaveras
Railroad Avenue
Driftwood relic stones question Columbus link in Seattle
A fragment discusses a driftwood filled beach at 27 feet depth and questions Columbus 1492 history. It suggests a stone relic from old England may have been lost overboard from a ship entering Seattle harbor long ago and raises doubt about the voyage.
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Seattle Harbor
Wizard Burbank and De Vries Meet in Santa Rosa
Two famed scientists Luther Burbank and Hugo de Vries discussed Burbank’s work in plant hybridization. They spoke on his attempts to revolutionize sugar cane and potato breeding, noting progress and global interest from Hawaii and other sugar regions. The potato variety remains unfinished.
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Santa Rosa
Saya
San Francisco
Luther Burbank
Hugo de Vries
University of Amsterdam
Berkeley
Burbank
Self Protection of Birds From Nests’ Clever Craft
A Chicago Hocord-Herav piece praises bird ingenuity in nest building to thwart predators. It highlights the oriole and wren as examples, noting the Central American oriole sews edges of grass into a leaf shelter with a banana leaf and needlelike beak, creating a hidden nest where eggs are laid and cared for unseen.
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Chicago
Central America
Denmark Dairy Farms Split By Herd Size
The report shows 20 000 farmers own one cow, 27 000 own two cows, 25 400 keep six to nine cows, 19 800 have ten to twelve cows, 20 800 keep 15 to 20 cows, 5 800 have 30 to 49 cows, 1 440 own 50 to 99, and 6 762 own 100 or more. Also noted is Alexander Rutherford, Denver bugler famed for Balaklava charge, aged four, invited to St Louis fair by city schoolchildren.
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Krom
Denmark
Alexander Rutherland
Eight Brigade
Balakiawa
Denver
Col
St. Louis Fair
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Usean House
I Jwortts
Walt Price
Ee Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta
Withee's
Martin's
Bos
Haw
Tullman & Co
George Testaurant
Pantheon Theater
Ap Martin
Oregon
Lamp
Robrman
Fardis
Terington Nursery Co
North Yakima
Flynn
Netty Bull
Slock Lake
J. P. Navin
Helix
Rose Crampine
E. T. Wade & Son
Kit Carson
Kill Carson
Montezuma Lodge
Santa Fe
N. M
St. Louis
Denver and Rio Grande
Missouri Pacific
W. C. McBride
Denver & Rio Grande
Ride
T. F. Howard
J. A. Blakley
Crawford & Smith
Junziker
Progressive Jeweler
Main Street
Oeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Graham
Boelse
Great Eastern
J. F. Rollwige
Pacific Express Company
A. P. Pincus
Beira
Mrs. Pincus
Bolec
van Alstine-Giordon Mercantile Agency
HV. Lipe
Hubert Warner
Thompson Ghee
Dallee
Thelma Schur
Newburg
Ahe
Chealem Hills
M. K. Yates
Downing Station
Kerr-Gifford Company
BE. W. Black
Nye
Wizard
Savings Bank
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Prop
Dairies
Elaterite Rooting Co
Worcester Block
The
Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co
NOLF
Paradise
Deliverance
Robert, Cavellier
Selind Prospero
Wilderness
Jowell