Oregon Lumber Yard and Goodman Hardware Listings
Local merchants advertise dry wood coal nails and hardware. Ingram’s and Oregon Lumber Yard push pine fir wood, slab wood and granite ware deals with special prices. Bannock county racing prep details note a September 7 8 9 meet with entries secured from Utah and other states.
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Water Street
Best Nut
Oregon Lumber Yard
Minnis
Goodman Hardware Company
Goodman Hardware Co
Oregon Lumber
J M Keeney Brings 1000 Rams to Inspect in Umatilla County
J M Keeney of the Cunningham Sheep and Land Company will arrive this week with 1000 head of Cotswold and Lincoln rams from the Willamette Valley for sale. He will be in the city on Saturday August 24 at the Co R & N stock yards. Sheepmen are invited to inspect the rams. they are young, thoroughbred sires suitable for Umatilla County herds.
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J. M. Keeney
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Lincoln
Willamette Valley
Umatilla
Pendleton Academy looks to reopen in September
Rev. W. H. Bleakney, principal of Pendleton academy, returned from Hood River where he had been several days in the interest of the academy. He reports strong community interest and hopes for a large attendance when the school opens September 16. The girls dormitory is nearly full with many applications on hand.
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W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Hood River
Academs
Pendleton School
Strayed mare in west Pendleton seeking return for reward
A black mare about 10 years old branded JT on both shoulders and crossed J on hip strayed from a west Pendleton location. Suitable rewards offered by Oregon Feed Yard for return or notification of the animal’s whereabouts.
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West Pendleton
Oregon
Ingram's grocer lists garden produce for sale
The notice notes cucumbers sweet corn tomatoes string beans beets sweet potatoes and lettuce available at Ingram's grocery for sale.
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Ingram’s Grocery
Demott's
Personal notices and political commentary fill Pendleton page
A jumble of short personal travel notes lists J N Burgess, Leon and Norman Sarkis, Frank Saling, R E Tarbet, J S Norvel and others leaving for Portland San Francisco Weston and Meacham for brief business or visits. Also notes Rev W S Van Nuys Mrs Temple and family returning from Camas prairie and other locals resuming or planning travels. The second portion analyzes Oregon Republican faction battles about Cake Bourne Fulton and Statement No 1 with Bourne and Cake arriving in Portland and talk of a deadlock and realignment. J M Fiedler filed for primary but his declaration cannot appear on ballots due to lateness.
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Bourne
Cake
Fulton
Oregon
Hitchcock
Beach
Portland
J. M. Fiedler
Auditor's Office
United States
Siye
Walla Walla
Fiedler
Auditor’s Office
Fieiller
Bourne and Cake Set to Clash in Oregon GOP Fight
The arrival of U S Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr and W M Cake to Portland signals a looming crisis in the Oregon Republican Party. Bourne travels from New England and Cake heads west, as factions seek to oust or defend Cake’s chairmanship and the influence of Statement No 1 amid party policy battles.
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Senate Bourne
Cake
Portland
United States
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
W. M. Cake
Republican State Central Committee
Oregon
Saya
Oregon Daily Journal
Bourne
New England
Atlantic Coast
William H. Taft
Virginia
Massa
New Road Opened Into Oregon
A line of the California North eastern railroad opened from this city to Calor on the Oregon California border. The first car to stop at Calor carried W. F. Herrin, chief attorney for the Southern Pacific. E. H. Harriman ordered rapid completion to Klamath River after his inspection en route to Klamath Lake, with around the clock work underway.
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California Northeastern Railroad
Calor
Oregon
California
San Francisco
W. F. Herrin
Southern Pacific Road
E. H. Harriman
Klamath Lake
Klamath River
Condensers Attract 1000 Farmers To Hillsboro Dairy
Nearly 1000 farmers and dairymen patronize condensers at Hillsboro and Forest Grove. As they receive monthly pay checks it becomes a fine business. Hillsboro rose from eighth to first in dairy production since condensers began, per the Argus.
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Hillsboro
Forest Grove
The
Argus
Idaho judge to try Sorrow for Grangeville murder
Judge BE C Steele of Idaho county Idaho announces he will try Joseph Sorrow charged with the murder of Policeman Henry Williams of Grangeville at once. Court will convene Monday. Sorrow remains wounded from a recent gun fight.
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BE. C. Steele
District Court
Idaho County
Idaho
Joseph Sorrow
Henry Williams
Grangeville
Sorrow
New Hair Growth Claim For Herpicide Featured
An advertisement promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a hair treatment that kills the dandruff germ causing scalp infection and hair loss. It claims the product stops shedding, prevents baldness, and curls dandruff away, offered by The Herpicide Co in Detroit with samples and pricing.
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Newbro
Chemical Laboratory
Detroit
Mich
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Pendleton
Coats
F. E. Livengood
Teutsch’s
Tenny
Goodman Hardware
Ingram's For Groceries
East Oregonian Office
Stansberry & Milne
Cave
Francis
Bluff Street
W. High Street
Ingram’s
Demott’s
Pocatello
Fair Grounds
Pocatello Tribune
Bannock County
Lee Harper Walker
Pocatello Fair & Driving Association
Utah
Louis Hunziker
Jewelery and Optician
Koeppens
J. N. Burgess
Mrs. Leon Strauss
Toay
B. F. Redd
Attleson
Eppie
Frank Saling
Weston
Mrs. Norman Sarkis
R. EB. Tarbet
Meacham
J. S. Norvel
Helix
Bowman
Charles H. Carter
F. Redd
Kahiotus, Wash
Freewater
G. E. Townsend
Mosler
W. J. Clarke
Mre
A. J. Owen
Gon. Walter
J. E. Bennett
W. S. van Nuys
Camas Prairie
Merle Chesamann
University of Oregon
Eugene
McCarty Ranch
Charles Dunn
Sand Point
William Bowman
East Alta Street
Matt Keys
Drayman
C. T. Godwin
Milton
T. F. Boylen
Denver
C. J. Mitchell
Oregon Theater
Dayton
Wash
Harmony In State Committee
Senator Bourne
Cake- Bourne
C. Koeppen & Gros
Pendleton Cloak
Suit House
Workingmen’s
Webb
Old Hunt Depot
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