City Brevities items list varied notices and ads
A collage of classified items from local commerce and services includes dry wood, second hand instruments offers via Minnis, rental rooms, dairy and household goods for sale, apprenticeship and staffing ads, piano and organ offers from Ellera Piano House, a five room cottage for sale or rent, photo studio promotions, hauling by Leathers Transfer, hotel office contact, fresh produce and groceries, shotgun shells from Goodman Hardware, music instruction by Mrs Alex Manhing, two furnished rooms for rent, a young lady seeking school lodging, new bowling alleys and leisure venue at Pastime Parlors, a family housing offer for night watch, and road work notices urging property owners to prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Carney
Boat Oregonian
Vogue Millinery
Main Street
East Oregonian
Aura Atroat
Goodman Hardware Company
Ellera Piano House
Lilleth Street
Bowman Photo Studio
Campbell Millinery
Leathers Transfer Company
Pendleton
Peoplen
Grand Rapids Conservatory of Music
Alex Manhing
Garden Street
Court Street
P. C
Chief on a Vacation Leaves Police Duty
Chief of Police Tom Gurdane granted a council leave of absence and will spend his vacation in the mountains leaving on Kamela Sunday. In his absence the badge of chief of police will be worn by night officer Clarence Kearney.
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Tom Gurdane
Council
Mountaina
Kamela
Pace
Clarence Kearney
Lawsuit Filed Over Fifty Dollar Judgment
A suit filed today by A. G. Mc Carty against George Mortimer seeks to secure a judgment for the sum of $50.00. Papers were filed this forenoon by Carter & Raley, Fresh fruits and vegetables, The Peoples Warehouse, where it pays to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. McCarty
George Mortimer
Carter & Raley
Peoples Warehouse
Grocery Department
Personal mentions fill Pilot Rock town list
Numerous residents and visitors are noted in a Pilot Rock town roundup. Names include Julius Wagner Miss Maude Sheridan F W Kline and many others from Athena Hermiston Echo and nearby areas visiting for business travel health or family reasons.
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Julius Wagner
Pilot Rock
Maude Sheridan Ia
East Alta Street
F. W. Kline
Umattila
BH. ©. Worthington
Athena
Aity
John Jackson
Merchant
Candon
A. Jones
T. D., Taylor
Lewinton
Copperfield Saloonkeepers Plead Guilty to Gambling
Copperfield saloonkeeper Anderson and partner B Nelson paid 160 to the county treasury after pleading guilty to gambling violations and opening on Sunday. Judge Smith ordered 50 fine each and 25 for Sunday operation. D J Winslow led the case. other saloonmen await their appearances as authorities seek a lasting remedy.
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Copperfield
Anderson
B. Nelson
D. J. Winslow
Ox Bow Tunnel
Winglow
Real Estate Transfers in the Peyal Ty Listings
Addie M. Britton transfers tote 1 and 2 in section 41 township north of range 35 FW M to T. J. Kirk. Property covers 62 acres with a 4200 dollar consideration. Source notes East Oregonian date unspecified.
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Addie M. Britton
T. J. Kirk
Yield reports hail from Walla Walla area
W. N. Scott, Parmers' union president, claims a sixty six bushels per acre wheat yield on 160 acres near Helix, Oregon. The Dale's Glory club wheat produced 4700 sacks from 65 sacks sowed on a quarter section, with harvest nearly complete and prices favorable across the region.
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Walla Walla
W. N. Scott
Parmers’ Union
Hellz
Dale's
Helix
Rcott
Bee hive robbery attempt ends with beekeeper injured
J C Harlan of Rainier Beach, seeking to rob a bee hive, was attacked by bees when the hive occupants defended themselves. He exposed his face, wore no protection, and tried to smoke them away with a tobacco pipe, but the swarm left him unconscious and empty handed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
J. C. Harlan
Rainier Beach
Harlan
John
Funeral Train Carries Lewiston Man Remains
Remains of the late Lewis Hunter were loaded onto the Spokane bound train at 11 46 in the forenoon destined for Laginston Idaho. Wife and relatives accompanied the body and a funeral is planned for tomorrow afternoon. Local lodge members of Misone and Knights of Pythias joined the cortege along with fraternal honors planned for Lewiston interment. The Boise Mirat Methodist pastor reported a church membership rise of 191 and benevolent offerings up 598 over last year urging promptment to clear the church debt.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Lewis Hunter
Spokane
Laginston
Lodge of
Misone
Knights of Pythias
Mirat Methodiat
Boise
New Head Blind School Named in Marion County
The Salem Statesman reports Professor BH T Moore will become superintendent of the State Institute for the Blind with Mrs Moore as matron, taking duties around December. G W Jones plans to leave the Marion County post for Jacksonville Illinois, creating a county vacancy to be filled by commissioners. E T Moore, born in Marion County in 1870, educated locally, began teaching in 1893 and has since led Marion's best schools. He was elected county superintendent in 1900 and chosen second vice president at the Oregon State Teachers Association meeting in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salem Statesman
BH. T. Moore
Marion County
State Institute For the Blind
Moore
Blind
Board of
County Commissioners
E. T. Moore
Oregon
Monmouth State Normal School
Oregon State Teachers’ Association
Salem
Harvester Trust Set for Government Action Next Week
Chicago August 22 It is expected that the government will institute proceedings against the International Harvester company for restraint of trade. The trust headquartered in Chicago dominates about 70 percent of US output of reapers mowers and other implements and is accused of monopolistic pricing and foreign undercutting. The Department of Justice has gathered extensive information to prove Sherman anti trust violations.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Harvester Trust
Tt Han
Standard Oil
Ti le
Trust
United States
Department of Justice
Merchant Tailoring Firm To Open In East Oregonian Building
Lorete and Hanson now of Portland plan a new merchant tailoring shop in the corner room of the East Oregonian building, opening September 1. Laratz recently visited to arrange details and the Main and Webb street corner room has been secured for the venture.
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Messrs
600 Acre Grant County Oregon Farm For Sale
A full page ad offers a 600 acre farm near the John Day river in northern Grant County Oregon for 5000 with 100 acres saw timber 50 in grain and corn 25 in potatoes fenced land a 7 room frame dwelling large barn and 25 cows plus calves one bull 20 hogs and all farming equipment plus house furnishings write T F Hall Long Creek Oregon for full particulars Also note Idaho State University Meadow board rejected all bids for new central portion of south wing admin building saying bids were too high.
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Middle Fork
John Day River
Grant County
Oregon
T. F. Hall
Long Creek
Board of Regents
State University of
Cuticura Remedies A Perfect Success
A reader reports relief after using Cuticura products for severe itching and sleepless nights. After trying various remedies without success, a friend recommended Cuticura Soap and Ointment, leading to complete relief and satisfaction with the treatment.
Cure for Wounds and Skin Ailments Promoted by Cuticura
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment along with Cuticura Soap and Resolvent Pills as curatives for burns skin irritations and various skin diseases. It claims soothing effects aiding sleep and a speedy cure when other remedies fail, urging readers to try the products through the prior listed remedies and fund contributions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Dept
Est Court Street
W. G. Sutherland
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Yunee
Havana
Portland
Kaobpprens
Sam Starr
Helix Druggist
Burke
Judd, & Root
Herbert D. Newell
Hermiston
J. B. Taylor
Hecho
Wm. H. Daugherty
Echo
T. T. Geer
Herbert Boylen
Anna Saloman
Grace Oliver
J. H. Reed
Hermiston Bank & Trust Company
J. C. Harte
G. W. Phelps
Hilgard
Victor McDonald
Adama
E. F. Dorothy
Pierre
South Dakota
W. D. Mason
Shaniko
J. M. Keeney
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
W. EH. Lytle
Crawford
Fresno
Caylif
Phyasiclans
Harper
City
la Grande Observer
Earl Gillanders
C. Cooper
Meacham
George Crawford
Frank
Cripple Creek
Colo
H. C. Wills
Willian
Harry Burke
Maxwell Land & Irrigation Company
Cleveland
Clevelands
Scott
Hellx
Hwe
NEW Head Blind School
Marion
Jones
Tlinois
Permment
Merchant Tailoring Firm
Maine
the Club
T. W. Murrell
Cor, Court and Cottonwood