Business Ads and Local Notices in East Oregonian
A collage of local ads and notices lists merchants offering ice cream and lunches, dry goods, hats, inks, groceries, and fruit. services include farm loans, laundry, clothing cleaning, and real estate. It notes dance events with Kirkman’s orchestra, store openings, and a planned formal opening of Teutsch’s new large store in Pendleton, with various sale and contact details.
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J. A. Howard
Fechter’s
Teutsche's
Hawley Bros. Commercial Association
Bryson
Phillip
Tallman’s Drug Store
Rihorn & Cook
Taylor Building
Golden Rule
Kine’s Grove
Kirkman’s Orchestra
East Oregonian
Lee Teutsch
Odd Fellows
Kemler’s
Pendleton Shoe Company
Incendiary Burns Colfax Rolling Mills Losses Reported
An incendiary burned the Colfax Washington rolling mills. Loss twenty four thousand dollars with eleven thousand dollars insured. The Peoples Warehouse features the warmest neckwear sale yet with strong discounts and a time limited advertisement. J R Franklin fined ten dollars in police court for drunkenness. five days in jail for nonpayment. W of W lodge social gathered after Wednesday meeting with refreshments. Mrs Belle Watson sold her Alta and Cosby street residence to County Recorder Folsom for twenty two thousand dollars through agent BE T Wade. Advertisement in this issue promises steep price cuts at the Peoples Warehouse for this evening only.
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Peoples Warehouse
J. R. Franklin
W. of
W. Lodge
Belle Watson
BE. T. Wade
Alta and
Cosby Streets
Joseph Ell
County Recorder Folsom
Preacher Hurt In Accidental Fall At Meacham
Portland advices tell of Rev. J. R. N. Bell, pastor of the Presbyterian Church, injured when a bridge railing broke as he leaned on it. He fell six feet, his right leg torn below the knee, taken home for care by Dr. Locke. Recovery expected over several weeks.
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Lee Bell
Portland
J. R. N. Bell
Presbyterian Church
Meacham
Mr Hell
Locke
Bell
Bakerity Herald
Oregon Journal Loving Cup Contests Narrow Lead for Frazier
The Oregon Daily Journal loving cup contest for Oregon or Washington’s most popular Elk nears a finish with Seneies H. Streeter of Portland leading and Frank Frazier of Pendleton in close second. Frazier has 7200 votes in Pendleton to Streeter’s 3721, a strong regional lead with street lodge backing.
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Oregon Daily Journal
Pendleton
Journal
Oregon
Washington
Portland
Seneies H. Streeter
Frank Frazier
Streeter
Mr Frazier
Frazier
Tomorrow's Excursion to Walla Walla Ball Game Preview
Tomorrow's trip to Walla Walla features the Sharpshooters versus the Pendleton Indians with high interest. Pendleton leads narrowly and a loss could hurt, as fans plan a big turnout to aid a win. Train departs at 8 15 a m from the O R N depot and returns at 7 30 p m. round trip costs 1.
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Walla Walla
Sharpshooters
Pendleton “Indians
Pendleton
Garbage Wagons Accused Of Dumping Near City West Side
Citizens complain that East Oregonian city garbage wagons dump refuse along the road west of town just outside the limits. Reports describe loads of tin cans bottles and other debris thrown near the roadside making it hard to drive a horse along the route.
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East Oregonian
Denicotinized cigars regain scent after tannic cure
Denicotinized cigars were rejected as insipid until Gerold of Halle developed a process to render nicotine non volatile with tannic acid. A decoction of wild marjoram restores perfume and physiological tests show treated tobacco retains nicotine with little flavor change and no poisoning symptoms in M. Bardet.
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Halle
M. Bardet
A Summer Story Downfall Under the Tree
A tender scene of a hero pleading for the heroine ends in tragedy as a Caterpillar loses grip and falls. Shrieks echo as the maiden collapses, the villain closes in and romance is torn apart beneath a sunlit tree.
Shatters All Records by F A Gulledge of Alabama
In Verbena Alabama F A Gulledge paid large sums to doctors seeking cure for a severe piles case that produced 24 tumors. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve finally cured him, reducing inflammation and pain. It is sold for 25 cents at Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
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F. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
Tallman & Co
Help Wanted for Three Ladies at Domestic Laundry
Classified note indicates three good ladies are sought for employment at the Domestic Laundry. No further details on duties hours or wages are provided in the readable text.
Frederick Nolf Pocket Knives Feature Sale
A local advert highlights a line of Frederick Nolf hand forged pocket knives priced at 15 cents each with a full guarantee. The copy emphasizes quality and value for buyers seeking durable blades.
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Frederick Nolf
White House Cook Book and Webster's Dictionary on Sale
Display adverts offer a new edition of the White House Cook Book for $1.25 and Webster's Dictionary in half calf binding valued at $5, now on sale for $2.65. Childs Silver Sets including knife, fork and spoon priced from 3s5c to 1gs. Gift-worthy items described as beautiful.
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White House
Webster's Dictionary
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LEE -Teutsch’s
Ligeest Store
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Ast
Castle's
Castle’s
Neuman’s
Joerger’s
Gratz’s
Agnes Dunbar
Delsarte
L. Hunziker
R. Alexander
Koeppen
Main St
UMA Boda
Preacher
Rev. Bell
Baker City
Journal Loving Cup
Kine
Boston
Penn
The
Gue LA Fontaine
Crowner Telephone
A. P. Armstrong, LL
State Normal School
Monmouth
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