Local Trade and Services Advertisements Chronicle
Daily listings advertise fresh fruit at Martin’s and Kenler’s, poultry at Cas e’s, and imported lunches at Grata’s. Hardware, furniture, newspapers, and camp gear appear with sale pitches from Proxies Wanked-Machtinist to Inland Empire Plan House. Lost notices, prize tickets, and painting estimates populate the page alongside local shops and services from Tentach’s to Hanlon’s and Rader’s Furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Sharp
Martin's
Kemler's
Letiman Springs
West
Rohrman
rugby-Clove Foundry
Grutz
Mi Preferida
Whees Clgar
Court Street
Claire
Hanlon
Tome
Ravers
Farniture
Grata’s
Rolir
Fen Hills
Hioak
Lang House
Charles Lane
Hanemne
Vincent Atreet
Wheat Market Struggles Amid Low Prices and Dusty Roads
Wheat market faces slow movement as warehouses hold less grain than prior years. Dusty roads delay hauling, harvest unfinished, and farmers cope with low mill quotes though occasional high export prices occur. Producers await better prices and improved weather to bring more wheat into storage.
Sand Ridge forest progression noted in county report
A fragmented report from the county notes good progress at Sand Ridge. It mentions seven forest units with a combined 37 tons, reflecting improving averages and steady advancement in the year’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firande
Pennington’s wheat yields 41 bushels per acre study
Bie Pennington sampled a 107 acre field of wheat and reported an average yield of 41 bushels per acre, based on threshing results. The field spans 107 acres and the study notes an overall high output for the season as observed in La Grande Observer.
Gypsies Leave Town Under Marshal's Invitation
A fragmented report notes a group described as gypsies moving their wagon from the town this morning after an invitation by the marshal. They headed toward Portland. whether they reach the city remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Nolsaties
Portland
Time Limit Ends Race In Offshore Yacht Contest
The Baltimore American reports a late sprint as Reliance and a rival struggled toward the outer mark then fought a shifting southwest wind. At 2:25 both yachts were on starboard, making little progress as the wind eased and then shifted, with Reliance gaining footing near the doldrums and the field still to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heliaine
Diamond stack tests boost steam engines at Chesloojee plant
The O Ro& N. Co. experiments with diamond stacks on worm pound engines to replace a straight attack. A diamond rack was placed on compound No. 400 yesterday and, if successful, will be added to all compounds as they arrive. The change aims to raise steaming capacity and reduce browning from the wake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Ro& N. Co
Chesloojee
Browine
Will Reopen Their Meat Market On Main Street
Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co announces reopening of their meat market at the old stand on Main Street near Webb on August 27. The shop will offer fresh meats including beef pork and sausage with refrigerated handling to ensure palatable wholesome products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schware & Greullel Meat C
Main Street
Webb
Mary
Schwarz & Greulich
Relief Committee Heppner Fund Final Balances Report
The Relief Committee of Heppner reports funds not fully disposed, with about $1200 spent on labor and provisions. Officials note delays as members were busy closing books and assembling reports, while a $2200 distribution accounted for earlier needs. A final audit and general report are forthcoming as the treasurer winds up the accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiewer
Prn
Thie
Mie
Leearurer
Kent
Maretiatl
Portland Fireman Fred Waggoner Sets Quick Evacuation Record
Expert fireman Fred Waggoner returned to Portland this morning after successfully leading a rapid rescue operation at the city’s Kowpitel. He ran a 62% minute feat, shaving about four seconds from the previous record and becoming the first to reach the building’s top during the drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waggoner
Portland
Wagoner
Bolle
Big Howton Store offers large piney garments at value prices
Report suggests customers seek larger, plump items. store promotes wide Gloria lines for men women and children. Claiming high quality and lowest cost, they tout prices like 64 5.50 and 2% for women, highlighting extensive selection and representative lines to astonish buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howton
Eliven At & Jean
Gloria
Howie
Fuleinn Ie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Big Department Store
Express
Main and
Alta
Hore
Kenler’s
Tentsch
Campbell
Ehatetalae
Linavel
County Recorder's Office
Chores Lane
Vine Font Atraer
Houser's
Alla Street
Savings Bank
Inland Empire Plana House
East Oregonian of
Union County
Vield Good
iConelnderdt
Briggs
Baltimore
Hunziker
Meryl Chi
Koeppen
Outfitters
Relief Committee
Heppner Fund
Frazer
Fraser
East Oregonian
Ioc
Lea
Old Holland Leones
New Flas
Lancaster
Lodia
C. F. Goleswo
Lee's
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