Local Commerce Ad Sketches Lampoon and Listings
A collage of shop-to-shop notices and ads from Kemler to Berke Ley, detailing fresh produce at Kemler's and Martin's, fancy wallpaper and painting services by Charles Lane, music shop promotions Inland Empire Piano House, camp gear and folding tables, meat at Howser's, and furniture at Rader's. Also street notices for lodging, work, and lost glasses, with a pledge that ice production at Rowe Lw & Cold Storage uses no ammonia or additives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Teutsch’s
Fra
Mers Book Store
Franter's
Righy-Clove Foundry
Selon
Court Street
Despain & Clark
Care East Oregonian
Charles Lane
Pioneer Palnter
Vincent Street
Inland Empire Piano House
Howser
Alta Street
Savinge Bank
Penmin
Rowelw & Cold Storage
Propotion to Move Offices Sparks Town Rivalry
The Women of Woodcraft faces a potential clash over moving the grand clerk and grand guardian offices to a coastal or central town. Grand Circle session in April will decide whether Leadville or another city hosts both offices, with Seattle Portland Oakland and Pendleton key in the contest. Costs include a $2 monthly stamp bill and $75 telegraph fees, and the decision hinges on the preference of the grand clerk and grand guardian amid local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Grand Managers
Mary Z. Hurley
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Ale Wright
Helmberger
Boise
Grant
Wright
Taornal Congress
Women of
Woodcraft
Kuykendall
Oregon
Grimt
Leadville
Grand Clerk
Coast
Grand Guardian
Colorado
Uys Dare
Oakland
Cal
Otty
Pendleton
Omer
Jocal Onder
Engineer Mason Visits Crater Lake on Southern Route
A. F. Mason, government civil engineer, traveled from southern Oregon toward Nebraska via Crater Lake. He has spent the summer surveying and planning wagon roads and bridges from the Cascade foothills to the lake, which he believes will become a major resort. The government appropriation of 2 million dollars for road and bridge work near the lake has been exhausted, and the project is nearing completion. The reserve surrounding the lake spans about six square miles with Crater Lake near its center, six miles from Acland, the closest railroad point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Mason
Civ
Cascade Mountains
Crater Lake
Nebraska
Mason
Inelullie de Part
Nke
Countains Eau Aquare
Acland
Ane
Mysterious Lake Described With Perilous Walls
The account notes bad wagon road conditions from spring floods and government work on permanent houses and park improvements. Report mentions large lake dimensions, a depth around 2000 feet, a dead crater island two miles from the shore, nearly perpendicular walls, and a missing expedition yet to offer access to the waters edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Troy
Pendleton Growth Highlighted By Prop Owner Interview
Oregon Daily Journal reports Pendleton’s rapid growth with new buildings rising and a strong business climate. Dickson, local property owner Intereata, notes favorable prospects as city finances show $90,000 of bonds sold to Women of Woodcraft and a $817,000 reserve for the pavement project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson
Intereata
Pendleton
Oregon Daily Journal
Imperial
Pendleton and Umatilla County Prosperity Cited
A fragmentary item notes local property elements in Pendleton and Umatilla County. It mentions a bystander Wo 8 Byers buying wheat on an offer day, with references to weather impact and favorable conditions. The text asserts ongoing prosperity and potential long term stability for the area and its residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Umatilla
Soo Tate Coor
Byers
Uinetiile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Feutsch’s Big Department Store
Main and
Alta
Kemler
Neuman
Lehman Springs
Rohrman's
Oliver's
Kem
Lehman
Gratz
Dwar
Hanlon's
Ate
KR. Rohr
Maree
Vinéent
Kemler’s
Martin's Oliver & Co
Joe Kors
Bernard O'Gara
Collier & Co
Berkeley
W. OF
W. Affairs
Los Angeles
Hunziker
Optician
KR. Alexander
Koeppen
Ss Drug Store
Hse
Hhe
Outfitters
Big Boston
NOLF
Were
Royal English
Old Holland
Lancaster
Royal Mail
India Gauze
Sovereign Land Empresa of
India
Granny del Alco
Adil Irene
H. W. Potter
Culo’s
Vomlleton, Ore
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