Local ads parade festive sales and events of December 1902
The page lists shops offering farm loans and groceries at Castle and Gratz. It promotes millinery clearance at Mrs. Campbells, Pendleton Indian gift suggestions, Delta Candy Factory treats, and Tobaccos at Neuman, plus a clothing cleaner at Teutsch. It notes real estate listings with acreage and a three room lodging house, and public notices for Hendricks hall events including an Artisan dance on December 11 with Kirkman’s orchestra. Oyster specials at Castle and Olympia, and a dentist relocation. Newsstand and hotel sales noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Farm Loans
Castle
Teutach’s
Delta
Standard
Mre
Campbell's
Amber
Pendleton
Patton
Vigar
Maloy
Houxer
Alta Street
Main Street
EL. T. Wade
Hendrick's
All Inwitenti
Je Bros
Henker
Hendricks’ Hall
Attias
Hendrick
Kirkman
Judd Building
Main
Court Streets
Artisane
Hendricks' Hall
Perry Housers
East Allta Street
Teutsch's
Daily
East Oregonian
Portland
Hoo Perkings
Advance in Co operation in England Shows Labor Progress
English working people advance cooperation with 1600 stores owned by laborers. Economists note English workers use quiet agencies to improve conditions, contrasting with American talk. English co operation expands to wholesale and big industries while labor unions grow alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norge
Benton
England
Cooprative
Atores
Lin
Capita
Roaton Globe
Attar of Yiang Yiing and its Philippine origin
A Philippine inlands tree yields Attar of Yiang Yiing from its six foot height and annual 100 pounds of petals after eight years. Distilled with water, it provides a valued perfume and is used as a medicine for toothache. The anecdote mentions Mrs Bhouter's cook book as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine
Remarkable John Day murder case and canyon rail hopes
Judge Stephen A. Lowell returned from Canyon City after a verdict finding Christman guilty of manslaughter for the 1902 Galena tragedy with a potential sentence of one to 16 years. The trial centered on self defense amid a long feud with Johnson, with 46 jurors examined before 12 seated and 20 witnesses on record. The report notes a planned railroad from Sumpter into the John Day valley, aided by Philadelphia investors, and highlights the valley’s pest free fruit, mining wealth, and the Big Dredger near Canyon Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Day
Grant County
Stephen A. Lowell
Canyon City
William Miller
John Chrisman
William Johnson
Lowell
Canyon
Chrisman
Johnson
Galena
Long Creek
CW. Parish
Burns
M. Duston
W. C Cusad
John Day Valley
Sumpter
Sumpter Valley
Halle
Philadelphia
Cleaver Bros
Sumypter
Burnt River
Strawberry Mountains
Joby Day
Prosperous Towns Echo Stone Quarry Growth in John Day Valley
In the John Day country towns show prosperity with new stone buildings rising in valley settlements. A vast local quarry supplies rock for construction as activity increases. An appeal to the young men urges choosing justice and progress over selfish paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Day Country
Lowell
Canyon City
Manhonna
Pondensar
John PF Altgeld
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Teutselh’s
Gregonan
T Wall
JS. Hay
W. B. Meal
Wallin Walla
Howe
H Hoor Health
T. Wade
Tate
Willie
Chicago News
A. Lowell
Great Fruit Valley
Oregon
Uilog
Kent
Teutt
Capyon Creek
Joho Day
Mr. Lowell
Everight
Jenninyse
Gleveland Phin Center
Rabbit Metall Weratsters
Boston
Frederick Nolf
Frog
Crowner Telephone
Tallman & CO
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