Pastime plot area and local ads from Oregon papers
Local notices advertise Oakwood Oregon Lumber Yard Rock Springs coal Henry Kopittke for wood and coal contact Malin 178 and Henry Kopitzke at Main 178. listings include four carpenters needed modern furnished house for rent and a 6 room house for sale near the bridge Also hotel for sale or lease and a Seattle August 29 beauty day at the Ameka Yukon Pacific expo with a world wide contest open to all women judged on beauty grace costume and manners with a diamond watch prize and possible Washington county driving association formation
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Rock Spring
Henry Kopittke
Chas
Cole
Rock Springs
C. L. Morgan
Lehman Springs
Pendleton Auto Co
Henry Kopitzke
Seattle
Workingmen's Clothing Co displays new fall and winter menswear
Pendleton store expands approach with wide range of men s fine clothing from national makers including Cahn Block Fechheimer Kirchbaum and Pack Ard. Garments feature latest fashion, tailoring quality and patterns from New York Chicago Philadelphia. On display today with guaranteed standard make and competitive pricing. You are invited to inspect the selection.
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Workingmen’s Clothing Company
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
Treaser
Workingman
Cahn Block Co
Fechheimer Fiehe! & Co
B. Mh
A. B. Kirchbaum & Co
New York
Chicka
Philadelphia
Portune Por Driver Of A Bread Wagon
Arnold Schmidt aged 18 in Portune Oregon learns he has inherited 50000 and a hotel in Switzerland after his father’s death. He had been earning little selling bread when informed of the fortune and plans to travel to manage property near Lake Lucerne. The Burrel orchard near Medford is noted as Oregon’s largest bearing 660 acres with pears and apples yielding about 600 dollars per acre. Jefferson Review notes land cheapness in the valley and a brisk sale outlook, implying prices won’t last.
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Schmidt
Switzerland
Lake Lucerne
Burrel
Medford
Oregon
Saya the Tribune
LIEVALLEN DENIES WHEAT SALES AND CALLS FOR FARMER WAREHOUSES
Panamer's President pays respects to grainmen and farmers push for higher wheat prices while Lieuallen, head of the county farmers union, denies selling any wheat and urges each man to act on his own judgment. He supports building new farmer owned warehouses to increase competition with grain companies.
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J. T Liouallen
County Farmers’ Union
Mr. Lieuallen
City
Lieuallen
Filelda
Lieutiien i
MOUSEKEEPER AND LAME BROTHER GIVEN $149000
In Probate Court tied to a bed ridden woman a tale unfolds of a supposed fairy giving $149000 in bonds and cash to Mrs Kate Hiller and her crippled brother Carl Hauber. Edward Morrison seeks accounts of $89,000 in bonds as Mrs Morrison’s death last May prompts questions. The Hiller siblings recount a supposed transfer made July 4 1908 and claim the money and bonds were given for their benefit. The story is supported by Mrs Matilda Plum sister of Mrs Hiller.
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Chicago
Edward Morrison
Balbone Morrison
Kate Hiller
Carl Hauber
More Titer
Hoboken
Europe
Mrs. Hiller
Mrs. Morrison
Grand Theater program thrills crowd with contests and acts
The Grand Theater last evening featured a biscuit eating contest with Ward Macklin and Harry Monticello taking first prizes. Ya e kel the Russian magician drew wildfire applause, Lamont Bros offered a comedy sing ing dancing and talking act. Loyd's Watch the Sega delighted Pendleton audiences while Frank introduced new dancing steps. The show plus pictures and songs met the usual high Grand standard with the amateur team deemed very good.
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Ward Macklin
Harry Monticello
Yeakel
Lamont Bros
Loyd
Pendleton
Frank
Girls Quit World Tour Ends in Hood River Flight
Two Oregon sisters Carmen and Carmel Reeve fled a Portland convent, styled in khaki outfits, arriving by train to Hood River. They checked into Waucoma hotel where Sheriff Morse and Detective Hawley intervened, escorting the pair back to Portland. They reportedly had around 60 dollars and planned to head to Dee, Oregon.
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Hood River
Ore
Oregon
Carmen
Carmel Reeve
Soo-Spokane- Portland
Portland
Waucoma
Sheriff Morse
Portlini
Hawley
Rose City
Dee, Ore
Rail line feasibility between Union and Wall Walla studied
The Republican notes a straight line from Rolee to Wall Walla would pass through Union, presenting an entirely feasible route for a Union to Wall Walla railroad. The observation invites readers to measure the map and consider construction potential.
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Union County Railroad
Union
Walha Walla
Rolee
Wall Walla
Historical steps in conquest of the air timeline
A compact chronology of early aviation milestones from 1012 to 1969, listing Oliver of Malmesbury and later pioneers such as Langley, the Wrights, Santos-Dumont, Blériot, and others with key distances and dates. closes with a note on new Dallas arrivals via wagon routes and the Tteminer.
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Dallas
Union
Camping Spots at Bandon Townsites Highlight Tents
The article notes fine camping spots at Bandon with many tents present, suggesting a popular seaside camping area. It mentions Bandon as the location and emphasizes the abundance of tents pitched along the coast.
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Bandon
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First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon