City Brevities Mixed Advertisements and Local Notes
A collage of notices and mentions including Cleveland's Baking Powder endorsements, local prices and discounts at Boston Store and Teutsch's Department Store, housing and lodging ads, stagecoach arrangements, a drowning death of Clarence Asher, and a long list of travel rates and sales pitches. Also references to local merchants Rader carpets and furniture, and Athena notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nufsed Carpetsa
Rader—Carpeu Furniture
Rader—Furniture Pendicton Business College
Ross Nichols
Cleveland
Boston
Greenawald & Headstrom
Teulsach
Greenawald & Headstom
Tevtech
Suile
East Oregonian
F. H. Spantello
Double Street
Palace
Athena
F. G. Lucas
Tallman & Co
United States
Lyman Brow Roosevelt
Headstrom & Greenawald
Teutach'n Department
Douglas
Many Horses Ready for Opening of Walla Walla Fair
Over 100 horses are quartered at the Walla Walla race track with more on the way, as the Walla Walla Union notes. Fifteen entries have applied for the hill Saturday afternoon. The news races feature three stakes set for this evening, with entrants arriving from Everett Mountain Home Portland and the sound. The fair will also showcase a strong agricultural and stock show drawing card for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Walla Walla Union
Everett
Mountain Home
Portland
the Sound
Ateong
Trout shipment released in Mill Creek area
The Lake Chelan hatchery sent over 39 000 young trout to Walle Wallin and Officer Wolff who released them at the Gilkerson place along Mill Creek. About 10 percent died en route from an initial 16 000. Helpers included Hawley and L. W. Burrows of Drumbelier company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Chelan
Walle Wallin
Officer Wolff
Glikerwon Place
Atronm
Walm Walls Statesman
Wolff
Mill Creek
Pr, Hawley
L. W. Burrows
Drumbelier Company
Gilkerson Place
Weston's Busy Visitors and Travelers At Exposition
A parade of residents and visitors arrives in Weston for a day of travel and exposition. William Hall and a string of locals from Weston, Umatilla, Echo, Kamela, Birch Creek and beyond are noted for brief visits, trips to Portland and Long Beach, and plans to attend the Lewis and Clark exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Hall
Weston Mountains
George O'Daniel
Blue Mountaine
W. J. Furnith
Hingham Springs
H.C. Means
Umatilla
W. HH
Boyd
Echo
Herbert Boylen
Pilot Rock
Atockman
Arnold Scheuerman
Baker City Herald
Fred Lampkin
Portland
Long Beach
Jick Tomlinson
Pendleton
Fowler and Son
Tom Boylen
Antelope
Crook County
Selipt
Kyle Long
Oregon
T. J. Lloyd
T. G. Hatley
George Ferguson
Teutsch
Weston
J. M. Hayes
Athena
Nome
Saet
J. S&s Mathews
O. S. Stocker
California
Real estate boom in Puget Sound farmlands near Seattle
Land near Seattle and Puget Sound regions draws strong buyer interest from real estate dealers investors and farmers. In the past months demand grew for cleared cultivated lands in Puyallup White Dummith Snohomish and Skagit valleys with prices ranging from four hundred to eight hundred dollars per acre and some licenses reaching around one thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Puyallup
Duwnmith
Snohomish
Skagit
Ike Parr Accused in Robbery of A A Simon
Ike Parr the reservation Indian was jailed yesterday by Sheriff T D Taylor on charges of complicity in robbing A A Simon of his watch at Murrel’s saloon on July 3. Parr allegedly worked with Edward Perry, arrested recently, who was found with Simons watch. They attacked and beat Simon in the saloon yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Simon
Ike Parr
T. D. Taylor
Hie Wateh
Freoar
Murrel
Part
Edward Perry
Slimnor
Sinjen
Fragmentary crime note on missing watch and arrest
The text describes a partial report where after dong we stole his watch and a watch was kept for Purr. It notes yesterday was the first time he was in town since the affair occurred and suggests he believed himself safe after Perry had been arrested, with nothing in the papers about his own connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dong
Perry
Came
Eastern Oregon Elks excursion to Portland draws 500 visitors
A noon departure from Baker City to Portland aboard the O R T and N line carried 500 excursionists from eastern Oregon, with Bakers and Union counties each sending 200 and 100 from other counties. The nine-coach train, led by Conductor H C Grady and Engineer Burroughs, added three cars at Pendleton for Echo Umatilla and Heppner Junction crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Baker
Portham
Elks
Oregon
Baker City
Portland
Bakers
Viellers
Pendleton
H. C. Grady
Burroughs
Echo
Umatilis
Heppner Junction
Death of Major Carnegy in Gir Forest Lion hunt
Major Carnegy, political officer, killed during a lion hunt in the Gir forests near Junagadh. The expedition, arranged by Lord Lamington for Lord Curzon, involved Major Carnegy and two companions, du Boulay and Captain Foljambe. The hunt ended with Carnegy fatally struck by a lion after a long chase. body carried on a charpoy by torchlight to the railway for special transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegy
Gir
Lord Lamington
Hon Hunt
Lord Curzon
Junagadh
du Boulay
Foljambe
ENO
Bolpince
Tie Hhe
Hamiet Mmine
Ttaj- Keto
Junagadh Matetet Wis
Ttte
Pall Mail Gazette
Inaccessibly Rich Imnaha Area Seeks Rail Link
The Imnaha and Wallowa regions, described as the most inaccessible in Oregon, produce abundant crops but lack transportation. A rail line to Wallowa and Lewiston could unlock markets, as locals report steep wagon roads and horseback travel to town. The piece also notes mining politics in Nevada and Van Duzer’s statewide race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Bramwell
Oregonian
Wallowa
Lewiston
Joseph
Snake River
Mr. Bramwell
Imnaha
Hornbback
Imnaha River
Nez Perces
Imnaha Canyon
Imnahn
Indian Gown Worth 81000 Sold For 1000 to Curio Gatherers
Nannie Howling Crow, daughter of the late Cheyenne chief Howling Crow, sold a famed elk tooth gown to curio buyers for 1000. The worn but regal elk teeth dress, adorned with 728 teeth, commanded high prices in jewelry shops. The Cheyenne nation is described as land rich but poor, with immediate wants driving the sale and the father’s attempt to reclaim it coming too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Howling Crow
Howling Crow
Curio
Nannie
Express
Gowt
Nevada's lone Democrat in West of Missouri House
Clarence Din Van Diger, a Democratic congressman from Nevada, will be the only Democratic member of the next U S House from states west of the Missouri River except Texas. He plans to take the seat and expects to influence the western delegation as the sole Democratic voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
overUme
Coot
Bering Sea
Bugaboo
Philippines
Nevada Congressmin
Tonopah
van Durer
van Diuwer
Nevada
Roosevelt
van Duxer
Missouri
Texas
Clarence Din van Diger
House of Representatives
Star of Texas
van Dusev Gaya
First National Bank Bucks Cashing Drafts Worldwide
The bank offers cashing drafts on any city in the United States or Canada and handles items worldwide. It notes it will do so without charge if a check is drawn on another bank. A local Pendleton Oregon bank advertisement ends with a quip about revival talks by churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
First National Bank
Pendleton
Oregon
Cured by Cuticura Mrs. J B Jones Addington Ind
A mother's testimonial from Addington Indiana describes two year eczema relief in a child. After trying many remedies she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent with bath cleansing and reports a permanent cure from first applications and full recovery by treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Jones
Addington
Ind. T
Complete Treatment Of Chronic Eczwum From 19th Century Ad
The text prescribes removing scales and crusts with warm baths using Cuticura Soap, drying skin, and applying Cuticura Ointment. It mentions using Resolveat or similar remedies in medium doses, avoiding cold water and windy exposure, and hints at fur or coverings for comfort, though the passage is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mateo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Teutsch
Clarence Asher
Snell-Aldridge Dramatic Company
Lort River
Klamath County
George
Claude Asher
Lewin and Clark Messenger Company
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Omaha
Sioux City
B. C. Smith
Alberta
Edmonton
Costie Street
Walla Walla Fair
Louis Hunziker
Jewelr and Optician
Main Street
MANLY
A. W. Phirdy
J. Mattson
Walmer
Idaho
Spokane
Fred Lockley
Harry (. Thompson
Lodge
Elka
Biks
Teutach Department Store
Lloyd Harrison
Tallman Drug Company
Fred Liewinsen
Mise Beth Purington
Grass Valley
Cal
Mre 8. A
RK. C. French
Weston Normal School
Jack Carleon
Kiamela Helper
Breadhy
Cate Slusher
Loong Beach
Palo Alto
Stanford
A H Conley
Togo Deves
Calon
Wis & Possensor
Contey
H. & Mack
Grant County
Ukiah
J. W. Mock
Mia
Dol Honk
Mise Ella Cleaver
Khim
Orok
Prairie City
Nene
Hartman ® Bentley
Court $T. Pendleton
ORB
Nhoom
Sound Land
Koeppens
Popular Price Druggiste
A. &. Koeppen & Brothers
Ike
Union Pacific
Tien
Paelftic
Nevadas
Eczema
Little Girl
Palmer
Keeneys Sweeney
Sweeney
Brock & McComas Company Druggists
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!