City Brevities Notes and Classified Fragments
A jumble of small ads and notices lists items for sale including a good miccoh cow, typewriter and organ, a map, and refrigerators at Rader's. Also offers rental, lodging, and sales positions with business college and salesmen sought. Local attractions include Mrs Campbell's millinery and Hotel Oregon in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travic
Malin
Cetermoor Mattresses
Baker & Folsom
West Railroad Street
Graham Furniture Co
Teacher Wanted for Hermiston School District No. 14
Hermiston Oregon seeks a teacher for School District No. 14. Apply Mrs H M Sayer Hermiston Oregon.
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Hermiston
Mre
H. M. Sayer
Ore
Interest in Conference Draws Northwest Women
The Young Women's Christian Association conference for the northwest attracts attention among the workers. Miss Comtance Mac Corkle Portland secretary returned from an extended outing at Cloud Op Imm, Bottle Beach and Vancouver, and prepared the poem for the conference. The conference aims to innovate in the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christen Association
Northwest
Comtance Mac
Corkle
E-Portland
Gelfimany
Cloud Op Imm
Bortt Beach
Vancouver
Busco to Host August Labor Event at Gaerhart Park
Delegates from the northwest will attend a gathering at Gaerhart Park beginning August 1 through September 10. About 150 girls are expected, with Miss Luella Clay Carson from the University of Oregon and Miss M. Belle Sperry from Bellingham normal among the faculty attendees. The event aims to showcase regional work and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaerhart Park
Fculty
Northwest College
Luella Clay Carson
University of Oregon
Mise M. Belle Sperry
Bellingham
Wash
Ranger Impresses Campers to Fight Forest Fire
Warren Smith and Rob Suettinger were camping near Matoleshead Waters when a ranger, wielding strong authority, ordered them to assist in fighting a nearby forest blaze. Smith declined profit as his motive, saying he joined to forget business worries, per the Prineville Review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Smith
Rob Suettinger
Matoleshead
Warren
Prineville Review
Fair Board Meen Tonight
A meeting of the fair commission is set for this evening at the Bowman building headquarters. The public is invited to attend.
Personal visits and travels in Pendleton area
The column catalogs a flurry of visitors and locals in Pendleton and surrounding towns. It notes Mra Clint Brown and J D Rigg from The Dalles, J W Privett, Leon Cohen, J B Burdette, Mrs Louis Hunsiker, Wood Paley, William Yondell and family, Nellie and May Stevens, Faye Bartholomew, Clark Wood, Lucile and Hazel Rader, Mrs W D Fletcher, Cc C Van de Water, Cc C Sharp, Ralph Folsom, Adnan Raley, Cooley, Bessie McBride, Mr and Mrs BR Alexander, and others visiting or traveling through, with mentions of Campouts, hotel stays, and local business trips.
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Clint Brown
The
Dalles
Ao Vialt
J. D. Rigg
J. W. Privett
Lohman Spraga
Leon Cohen
Portland
J. B. Burdette
Arlington
Louis Hunsiker
Clark Wood
Weston Leader
Lucile
Hazel Rader
Ola
Walla Walla
W. D. Fletcher
Meacham
Cc. F. Vande Water
Vieltor
Pendleton
Cc. C. Sharp
Kamela
Ralph Folsom
Ee Leader
R. B. Stanfield
Echo
Mouwntains
Banister’s Dale Glory Wheat Sets Umatilla County Record
The Weston Leader reports J. M. Banister’s field of Dale Glory wheat one mile west of town yielded 942 sacks from 203 acres, at 140 pounds per sack, a crop exceeding 63 bushels per acre. The writer notes broader Weston county excellence and claims the region’s wheat champ status for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Leader
Umatilla
J. M. Banister
Dale
T. J. Kirk
Athena
Hanitter
Weston
Stevens County Protests Over New Forest Reserve
Colville residents react as nearly a third of Stevens County is set aside as a forest reserve. The lands span east and north of Colville with the line near six miles from town, extending to Idaho and the British line, with a excluded strip along Pend d’Oreille. Many squatters have improvements and will lose them. protests and public demonstrations are planned. Railroad work continues, Bay Lake spur and bridge work proceed. optimism remains for steel arrival soon as press reports.
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T. J. Somers
Page County
Towa
Hardman
John Logee
Miks Hattie Davis
Wallace
Idaho
Mise Davis
Pendleton
Colville
Stevens
Newport
Weyerhauser Syndicate
Pend d'Orellle
Posalte
Bay Lake
Catherne Crook
Presse
Jose UN Actualy
Union Republican
Woodtick theory vs. spotted fever transmission debate
Dr J J Buckley of Missoula claims woodticks transmit spotted fever by vivisection, while Oregon State Board of Health bacteriologist disputes it. Government and state experts note conflicting results with monkeys and gophers, reporting uncertain transmission routes and noting mortality around seventy percent in outbreak areas.
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Marine Hospital Service
Oregon State Board of Health
J. J. Buckley
Missoula
Mont
King
The
Mixdoula
Bitter Root Valley
Oregon
Halley Times
Idaho
Ralph Matson
Trégon State Board of Health
C. H. Waddell Stiles
Government Division of Zoology
Lok
Will Not Go East Dan Kelly to Remain in Oregon
Dan Kelly star athlete from Baker City Oregon and University of Oregon will skip the national A A U meet in New York to stay in the West. He has set two world or coast records at the Pacific Northwest trek meet at Spokane under Multnomah A A C training and will likely return next year as a student in Eugene.
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G. Olmstead
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello
W. A. Brown
Pendleton
H.C. Willis
Umatilla-Morrow County
Portland
Miss Creighton
Jamestown
N. C
Mra. Huff
Linn County
Winit
Hellosath
Leitenant Rudeen
Sidlvatlon Arn
Wold Ing
Athena
Pendlet
Oliver P. Morton
Hermiston
Reclamation Service
Fle
East Umatilla
Dan Kelly
Oregon
Baker City
University of Oregon
Spekare
Livt
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club
New York
Multnomah
Bill Hayward
Kelly
Chicago
Travers Island
N. Y
West
Creamery Surges in Cream Deliveries and Output
The company now handles over 250 patrons sending cream, a sharp rise from 83 last year. It churns about 2000 pounds of butter with a 1000 pound capacity, employing 19 men and paying a $1500 monthly payroll in Lewiston.
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Lewiston Teller
Pendleton Business College relocates to larger quarters
Pendleton Business College clarifies it is not part of Pendleton Academy. Reports to the contrary are misleading. The college enjoys strong attendance and reputation for thoroughness. It moved in January to larger, permanent quarters at Main and Webb. Send for its catalogue from E. M. Churchill, Principal, Pendleton, Oregon.
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Pendleton Business College
Pendleton Academy
Main and
Webb
E. M. Churchill
Prin
Pendleton
Ore
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Thompson Street
BL O
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Atwoot Hidg
of Young Women's
Christian Asso A On
Louis Hunziker
Optician
Boise Commercial Club
Mito
Mie
Wigan Road Commission
Heneineer
Commissian
Boller
George Moran
Joros
Durkee
Morin
Baker and Place
Hakee City
Koeppens’ Fountani
Wood Paley
Condon
Peoples
William Yondell
Washington
Nellie
May Stevens
City
Faye Bartholomew
Adnan Raley
Cir Cooley
Alexander
Bessie McBride
Ahem
BR. Alexander
Coast
Winslow
Penbleton
Alixs Sa Ie Gartner
McMilanville Telephone
Tom Mountain
Palouse
Kunkel Implement Company
Sherman Kunke
Spokane
George E. Harderbergh
Seattle
P. H. FiteGerald
Ed Murphy
Lehman Springs
Alex Donaldson
Sheridan
Wyo
St. George
Dr. Rutledge
Milton, Ore
John Klepper
Greeley
Col
Joseph Krogge
Klepper
Colorado
Stevens County
the Fair Store
Bakers City
Dr. Matson
Good Samaritan Hospital
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