Fragmented Midvale shopping and notices mix
A garbled catalog of local shops and services appears with references to Martin’s Kemler’s Teutsch’s Lehman Springs Gratz’s and Grata’s. It mentions furniture stores Rader Inland Empire Piano House and Shield’s Park, plus ads for clothing cleaners and a Cold Storage plant.
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Maler
Lwol
Rigby-Clove Foundry
Pautm
Court Street
Rader Furniture Store
Shell Music
Inland Empire Piano House
Charlés Line
Vincent Atreat
Returned From Lehman
A. Kunkle and family have moved to Lelie Springs after two to three weeks camping. Mrs. Kunkle was joined by Miss Morrison and Mrs. Phi ipe of Lewiston Idaho. They have been fet gaenta while at the aspringe fiber and chloroform. Both are powerful stimulants of animal life.
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Lehman
Mere. A. Kunkle
Toon Lelie Springs
Hay Shortage Signals Cattle Market Shifts in Echo District
Echo district reports expect under half the usual cattle fed in Butter Creek this winter as hay costs rise to six dollars a ton in the field from four fifty last year. A 20 percent crop shortfall combines with farmers shifting land to alfalfa, while water is sufficient for irrigation. Cattle movement slows, with far fewer calves and fat cattle shipped this season, and the outlook suggests about two and a half thousand head fed, down from roughly four thousand last year.
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Echo District
Butter Creek
Heppner Peene
Pacific
Sound
Portland
New Program at Shields Park Delights Crowd
A large crowd gathered at Shields' Park last night to see the new professional bill. Baby Owens starred in The Honeymoon and drew praise while Zay arma impressed with the revolving element. Athon Wilson and Clark delivered a strong comedy sketch What Happened to Brown. New pictures and a televised novelty proved popular as fans urged a continued run. An entirely new program is set for Thursday with Hoby Owens in Ante from The Burglar, and a selection of amateurs added by management.
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Shields’ Park
Bill Baby Owens
Zayarma
Elemeot
Athon
Wilson
Clark
Shetch
Brown
Polyscope
MLO
Hoby Owens
Tickele
Brock & McComas
Dri
Outlook for Prunes in Oregon Expected Record Crop
Portland August - Prune grower s hopeful for a bumper season with experts predicting Oregon's prune harvest could reach a record 80,000,000 pounds. Some reports from Willamette Valley and Clark County note a heavy drop only in poorly managed orchards, while well cared for trees show little loss and even yield gains. State horticulture officials will study the extent of the drop and its impact on prices.
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Portutland
Aug
Weill Averet
Willamette Valley
Clark County
Wash
Wate Board of Horticulture
For Rent In Leaned Leapiin Block Upstairs Rooms
Listed rental ad notes upstairs rooms in the Leapiin block in Berkeley. The terse copy, likely from a city newspaper, promotes quality rooms and solicits inquiries by phone or in person. The misspelled phrasing and odd capitalization suggest a clipped 19th or early 20th century listing.
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Call and Sa Chern
Vast Potentials of 0R GOODLY LAND and Its Railroads
A long unreadable regional note extols 0R GOODLY LAND as rich in future rail and development prospects. It cites prosperous settlers after an eight day expedition into Che Hitter and jon g Creek, praising valleys for crops like tomatoes melons corn and hay. It mentions cattle and stock, field sizes from 20 to 200 acres, and better feed from corn. A stray line references Batson and a robbery in Lake Charles, Louisiana.
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Tespaly
Jomen Spee
Che Hitter
Jong Creek
Poath
Phagey
Bard
Wheat prices and shop notes from a crowded market
Multiple shops report thin wheat and varying sales with hopes for better demand. Stores tout durable, damp and fine goods, cheaper prices and promotions including shoes and apparel for men women and children. Shoppers seek value as manufacturers push lower price lines statewide.
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Ogreen Parker
Gloria
Selinal
Billy
Emel
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Wish’s Big Department Store
Express
Main and
Alta
Martin's
Kemler
Teutsch’s
Lehman Springs
Bread
Kem
Eaniel Pope
Laos
Billy Krassig
Old Sullivan & Boned
Frei
Inland
Kemler's
Sharp
Neumann's
Ladice
Teutach’s
Joerner
Hazel Pondheton
Tampbell
Nolf's
Sylvan & Bond
Shield’s Park
East Oregonian
Joe Basler
Sullivan & Toni
Charles Lane
Alreet
Houser Alto Street
Hank Prinexn
Empire Viano House
Ross Fee & Cold Storage
Iunziker
Log Cabin
Koeppen
Heppner
Witness
Outlook For Prunes
Oregon
Europe
Berkeley
OFC
Outfitters
John Day
Nike
Batson
Lake Charles
Frazer's
Opera House
Frazer
NOLF
Hieki IS
Royal English
H. W. Potter
Yole
Vendleton