Sunny store chatter and local ads mix in city brevities
A jumble of storefront notes lists establishments from Bowton Store to Teutsch and Martin's with offers on groceries dry goods and repairs. Mentions P I R and a single genuine ad, piano tuners, clothing, shoes and ready made skirts. Personal notices seek loans, baby buys, and fraternal protection while local eateries advertise value meals at St George and Nolf’s supplies prompt phone orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin's
Teutsch's
Nolf
Barstow
Gourne G
Patterson
Care East Oregonian
St. George
Knights of the Maccabees
J. 3. Rees
G. A. Graves
Real Estate Transfers Involving Clemmer Ferguson Maloney Building
CW Wade and wife sold about five acres in the southeast quadrant of Baethon to Jacob F P Clemmer for 1260 dollars. James W Maloney and wife sold their half of the Porguson Maloney building on Mila Street to Dr. Elmer E. Ferguson of The Dalles for 7260 dollars. Dr. Ferguson is son of Jo M. Ferguson, owner of the other half, and will manage rental income. block usage to continue as in the past with potential future changes to the business houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CW Wade
Jacob FP Clemmer
Baethon
Range
Pembleton
James W. Maloney
Porguson Maloney
Mila Street
Elmer E. Ferguson
Dalles
Dr. Ferguson
Jo M. Ferguson
Criminals Are Made Not Born Says Writer in French Magazine
A French magazine essay argues that crime stems from social surroundings and lack of education, not heredity. The author advocates city and private society taking charge of neglected children to prevent crime. The piece notes high United States reading volume last year with millions of letters and packages reaching every sixth person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khoy Iam
United States
Numerous Pendleton Visitors and Local Guests Listed
Local column lists Lew Wenham and Pauline Simpson among travelers and visitors in Pendleton. Names include Charion Heas Milton D. J. Kirk Milton H. Lammery Adams Mrs J A Carlson Kamela Miss Pauline Simpson Weston Catherine Pooler Salem Will Jameson Weston Ole Turher Weston F A Senfert Jr The Dalles Mrs Edward Manasse Athena C B White La Grande H Adams Weston B Liston Eugene W A Spow Pullman Mr and Mrs R R Porter Meacham Bertha Grows Athena Alex Oliver wife Beho Rabbit drive attendance noted. DeMott rheumatism improvement at Hor Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Wenham
Ta Grande
Charion Heas
Milton
D. J. Kirk
H. Lammery
Adams
Mra
J. A. Carlson
Kamela
Pauline Simpson
Weston
Hay
Catherine Pooler
Salem
Pendleton
Will Jameson
Ole Turher
St. George
Otis
Beck
Athena
F. A. Senfert, Jr
Dalles
Edward Manasse
Cit
C. BE. White
la Grande
H. ©. Adams
Liston
Eugene
W. A. Spow
Pullin
Mra. R. R. Porter
Meacham
Trlenda
Om Tiver Nckh
Bertha Grows
Alex Oliver
Beho
Hoinnah Rogers
C. Brown
Brown
McAuley
Baker Civ
William Hoseason
North Yakima
George
Will Ingram
George R. DeMott
Hor Lake
DeMott
Mae Wenhams
Prosser
Wasa
Talon Eniuaty Jiihie Meocis
Van acts for union in the matters of employers and friends
Van acted for the union in the matters involving employers and friends, representing collective interests and guiding negotiations. The brief notes his role and the focus on labor relations, with emphasis on advocacy and governance within the union context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
GOLCONDA Plans Major Improvements at Annual Meeting
JA Howard of Sumptor arrives in city to confer with Gal Conda Mining Co stockholders and directors as preparations for the annual meeting and annual report. Company aims to install a larger electric power plant to run all mills and stamps and to provide mine lighting across all levels. Howard will return to Sumpter to finish yearly work and prepare reports for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JA. Howard
Sumptor
Viet
Mer Howard
Galconda Mining Company
Je Hare
Tlw Lad
Mente
Howard
Sumpter
New Exemption Law in Special Session Changes Tax Relief
A new exemption statute from a special session revises property tax relief effective March 23. The act lowers the exemption to 300 dollars for a household's personal property including household goods, furniture, utensils, livestock, tools, and implements, with an overall cap tied to total property value and a provision for carry on a trade or profession.
Death of Mrs Simard after long tuberculosis illness
Mrs Netile HL Simard formerly Miss Newte Creswell died at St Anthony's Hospital at 8 Anthony's on Saturday December 2 after a year long battle with tuberculosis. She leaves a husband four Creswell brothers and one sister in Salem, was born in Salem Oregon, moved to Una county ten years ago, and was a devoted member of the Presbyterian church. Burial followed at Olney Cemetery after funeral services at the Presbyterian church led by Rev A J Diven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netile HL Bimard
Anthony
Blewnn
Mra. Simard
Newte Creswell
J. A. Creswell
Helix
Addison C. Creswell
Vancouver
BH. C
Alfred B. Creswell
Chino
Cal
John J. Creswell
Freewater
Alter
Mere
MM. A. Bellinger
Salem
Beame
Oregon
Lotfi
Unala County
Aline
Presbyterian Church
Cee T
Thin City
A. J. Diven
Olney Cemetery
Barkeepers Banquet in Malarkey Building
The Barkeepers Union held a banquet last night in the new Malarkey building. More than 60 people attended for banqueting, speeches and songs. President Trampleasure of the Federated Trade Union spoke as part of a lively program directed by a committee including Mc Oloni4, George Behat and Jie Salil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkeepers’ Union
Federated Trade Union
Unknown donor sends Christmas gifts to Sylvia Turner
Reverend Howard of the South M. EB church received a package on Christmas Eve from an unknown man for Sylvia Turner. The note describes a necklace, a sacket, and ample panty and nate supplies, given in sympathy by a mysterious friend. The item was connected to a child in foster care under Mrs. Walter Wells awaiting Boys and Girls' Aid Society action in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Turner
Howard
South M. EB
Atte Pirt
Walter Wells
Boys and Girls’ Aid Society of Portland
Government funds to aid rent free housing program
The German government plans to spend $250,000 to ease the work of building homes to be occupied rent free by civilian players. The Berlin landlords association urged the government not to buy more homes, with Berlin stables lacking tenants. The government argues it is cheaper to provide rent free housing than raise salaries to meet landlord price increases, which resemble a trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Berlin
Iowa Lacks Eight Hour Day Law Says Labor Office
Secretary of State received a letter from the National Association of Manufacturers requesting copies of laws on the eight hour work day. The Labor Commissioner reports Iowa has no such law and that agreements between employers and workers set work day length.
Catherine Brown Improves After Severe Stomach Inflammation
Catherine Brown, moved from Doncan to Bt Anthous hampey's care on Meacham creek, showed improved condition after a severe bout of stomach inflammation. Her son Bon FL Brown relocated from Dutean to the arm on the Tutte Io, about twenty miles south of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Catherine Brown
Doncan
Meacham Creek
Anthous
Bon FL Brown
Tae
Dutean
Thin Elty
Hauling Mud Off Main Street
Street commissioner orders removal of mud from the streets. A scraper works on Malin street while workers shovel the surplus into wagons for relocation to a more suitable area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Malin Street
Funeral attendance for Charles Chandler in Foster
G W Hunt of Foster attended the funeral of Charles Chandler who died of pneumonia after ten years of service to Mr Hunt. Chandler had been employed by Hunt for a decade prior to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hunt
Foster
Oty
Loving
Charles Chandler
Mr Hunt
Senator Ankeny in Town With Family Guests
Senator Ankeny and his son N Ankeny of Walla Walla visit the city with Levi Ankeny and friends on business. He is a principal stockholder in the First National Bank and attends to banking interests. Local beer available at Anton Nolte's. An epidemic of smallpox threatens a village near Cottage War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Ankeny
Levi Ankeny
N. Ankeny
Walla Walla
Vinkt
First National Bank
Olympia Beer
Olympia Coer
Anton Nolte’s
The Army of Writers in a Living Trade
A discussion sparked by the American Authors Society campaign for postage cuts asks how many people earn a living by writing. Estimates vary from 2,000 magazine writers to tens of thousands in large cities, with many more in villages. An editor recalls publishers receiving multitude of unsolicited pieces, while recent data claim 80,000 books published last year amid calls to rewrite history every generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Authors’ Society
Ole Pula i
New York
Chicago
Boston
Riessework
Wiethos
Hove
Tony
Italy
Australia’s New Policy Promises Public Ownership Vision
The text argues the Labor party would place Canberra as a symbol of public ownership. It says capital would be borrowed for key buildings without taxing citizens to repay principal, and water traffic would be managed by the Commonwealth, potentially for ever, with control centralized and the final tie to a national authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Labor Party
Ott
Federal
Redmen Attend Funeral for Charles E Walker
Members of the Umahollis Tribe and the Degree of Pocklonton are summoned to Elendrheke Hall on Wednesday December 20 at 2 pm to attend the funeral of Charles E Walker of Saltese Tribe Tekou Washington. Services will be conducted under the nus ploms of the Improved Order of Redmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmen
Umahollis
Elendrheke Hall
Charles E. Walker
Tekou
Nus
Special Encampment Meeting Tonight in Umatilla
Umatilla Encampment No 17 of the Modern Woodmen of America will hold a special meeting next Thursday night December 30 to confer a degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Little Red Schoolhouse Shoes Warn of Counterfeits
Notices warn that counterfeit Little Red Schoolhouse shoes are being sold by others. The stamp on the sole is used to identify genuine products and consumers are advised to verify authenticity before purchase.
Pendleton Collections Delayed To January 4
January 1 holiday and mutual agreement skip monthly collections. Pendleton business men will delay the first day collections until Monday January 4 due to Saturday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim
Busineas
Pendleton
Washington educators and conventions gather in Northwest towns
The notice lists events from the Washington Teachers' Association in Tacoma to the National Livestock Convention in Portland and the Oregon Christian Endeavor in Pendleton. Also mentioned are the Whitman-Cremo debate in Eugene, a dance at Echo Neat, a grand ball at May donle hall on New Year’s Eve, and musical performances by Lyman's orchestra with Rosa Webb providing vocals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Teachers’ Association
Tacoma
Doe
Portland
Oregon Christian Endeavor
Pendleton
Mugene
VON
Echo
Maydonle Hall
Reha
Pecemler
Me Lyman
Rosa Webb
To Cure a Cold in One Day Advertisement Trial
A dubious remedy claims to cure a cold in one day using laxative and quinine. Boxes bear E W Grave’s signature. In Oregon City, Sw Wook Wilson, a saloon man, was fined ten dollars on Saturday for selling liquor to minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Grave
Wook Wilson
Oregon City
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FE Teutsch’s
BIG Store
Cor
Main and
Alta
Sunny
Vontach
Cagency
Bowton
P. I. R. the Butcher
Pio
Phell
Urida
Kennedy's
Iit
Rowton
Koeppens
Price
Koeppen & Brothers
Balleray
Woot. Shaw
Mr Shaw
Trriga
Tat City
Golconda
Serreqn
Asin
Prine
Lee
THE
Army OF Writers
W.L. Douglas
Pingree Gloria
Frederick Nolf
Columbia River Mailroad
Chase & Sanborn
C, Rohrman
P.P. Collier
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