City Brevities and Classified Fragments
A collage of urban notices and classifieds with scattered items. Mentions of furniture sales at Graham Furniture Co and Bak er Folsom, housing rentals, a missing spectacles find on W Webb St, hotel rates at Hotel Oregon, and job ads for traveling salesmen. Also includes garbled OCR remnants and an unrelated literary line from August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trath
Ostermoor Mattresses
Baker & Folsom
Graham Furniture Co
Sec
Despain's
W. Webb St
Portland
Oregon
Atwood Bldg
Chicago
Th Mot Gaoners Gawrin and War Themed Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text references military figures and artillery units, with unclear names and dates. The passage hints at a historical battle or doctrine discussion, mentioning General Guerra and a naval or planetary context tied to Jupiter, but specifics are obscured by garbled wording.
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Gawrin
Hovis
Geermite
Strength of the Open Sky and Public Notices
Essay and historical notes on outdoors versus indoors by Emerson Hough with reflections on science and human progress. Includes discussion of the guillotine’s history and costs, plus a Warren Construction Co. street paving job listing offering 26 cents an hour at Association block offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hough
Alen Knowledae
Warren Construction Co
Pleasant surprise prompts home refresh shopping
A note urges readers to seize a pleasant surprise by buying a new carpet and furniture at Baker & Folsom's while the folks are away, signaling a special sale or incentive for immediate purchase.
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Baker & Folsom'a
Local visitors and residents arrive in city scene
A series of short notes lists individuals visiting or returning home from nearby towns. People mentioned include Miew Gertrude Roe of Waltebure, Deputy Sheriff Joe Dinkeley, Dr A Lileunnen from Helix, Mrs May Merryman on a two week Portland Seaside outing, and many others visiting from Ukiah Baker City Milton Athens Echo Walla Walla Elgin and La Grande.
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Miew Gertrude Roe
Waltebure
Joe Dinkeley
Freewiter
Thie Moriig
May Merryman
Portland
Seaside
DD. C. Brownell
J. M. Bentley
Baker City
I. .C. Huston
Ukiah
W. A. Taniater
Milton
A. F. Tomilngeon
Athens
Jos. Cunha
Echo
James A. Fee
J. E. McGillvray
Pacific States Telephone Company
Walla Walla
M. J. Lee
Uliah
Elgin
Mere
Tt. A. Rakin
Mieces Chrystal
J. M. Koay
Conningtom Sheep
Troy
Chapman
Sveig
Taker & Hamilton
Fle
Moothfr Howse
Geilie
High Price Paid for Sheep in Nebraska Market
Netraska Moyer Pays at the Rate of 10 for 600 There PF Reynolds of Kearney Neb were buying sheep in the fore part of the week purchasing about 100 head at 4.00 per head. They will be shipped from McCimmen Idaho Pannier the first of the month.
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Netraska Moyer
PF. Reynolds
Kearney
Neb
McCimmen
McCommon
Idaho Pannier
Narrow Escapes and Local Notices From West Hallroad Street
A roof shingle incident on West Hallroad Street left G. Neumiun with a neck and whowls det injury after a fall from about 15 feet. Despite no bones broken, he endured considerable pain. Also noted are funeral arrangements for Tirother Choyten and a card of thanks from James H. Bates and family. The search for Cecil Brittain near Toll Gate remains without leads, with no clue to his whereabouts since last month.
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Cecil Brittain
Toll Gate
Milton
Army meeting interruption at street service
A Salvation Army meeting was interrupted by four men denouncing the Army Workers as freethinkers. The captain invited the interrupter to speak and defend his views before a rebuttal crowd gathered on Main Street. Tonight at 7:30 the regular service will proceed with questions to the captain and lieutenant about Army work in various phases.
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Leutenant
Ormebys Report Not For Reserve Selection In May Trial
In Portland on August 25 EB Wood attorney for wagon grant owners testified that before creating the reserve Ormebys report had not been public. Wells a notary testified he hired by Willard Jones to secure applicants to school funds for five dollars per head. Read the North Oregonian.
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Rmehy
Portland
EB. &. Wood
Ormeby
Wella
Willard Jones
Montgom ery Loses Men At Puget Sound Warehouse
Two workers hired by T A Montgomery of Puget Sound Warehouse Company reportedly refused to work at Myrick station and left the premises with bedding, prompting authorities to detain them in Helix town jail after a late night disturbance.
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G. Montgonery
Myrick Station
Miaraer
Mr Montgomery
Turlextin under pressure from incursions
The scene centers on Helix Marshal Griswold’s raid at mid day as Rokhirt Me, the most populous area of Turlextin, faces transformation amid incursions. The text notes a shift toward a dieewtt state due to hostile activity and emphasizes security concerns.
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Rokhirt
Turlextin
Your Hat May Be a Stylish One But It Makes Trouble
A vintage ad warns hats breed hair parasites and cause dandruff. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the sole method to kill germs and restore scalp health. Sample request offered through Harpelle Co. Detroit and A. Koeppen & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Harplelle Co
Detroit
Mich. A
Koeppen & Bros
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BOW
Teutsch’s
Minongine
Sibel Satie
Reagan
Abgiers
di Baer
Jupiter
Lou
Antolin Lewis
Giubl Jotin
Tle
Park
Bediel
Koeppens?’ Fountam
Dr A. Lileunnen
Helix
Roy Alexander
Coast
A. M
Penmwmeton
A. F
Tirother Choyten
Will Moore
James H. Bates
OG. W. Shutrum
Familly
Oregonian
Marshal Griswold
Spokane
Robt
H. Cosgrove
First Ave
Spokane, Wash