City BREVITIES at C Rader and Teutsch ads
Local column listing assorted notices and ads from C Rader and Teutsch Department Store. Mentions clothing lines including Knox hats and Gloria shoes, rentals on East Webb and Court streets, a doll promo, work wanted notices, a restaurant open day and night, lost silver horseshoe pin near Madison Street, job offers, and a coal offer from Roslyn Jump. Includes weather note and train crew remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. C
U. C
Knox
Roosevelt
Roosevelt's
Gloria
Roosewilt's
Douglas and Hanan
East Webb Street
Howend
Rees’ Clear
Lee Tevtech
East Court Street
Main Street
Teutsch's
Teutsch Department Store
Madison Street
Contempt for Names and Christmas Customs Expressed
A crude tirade targets religious terms and usages such as Christmas and Christianity. The speaker condemns renaming or vilifying the season and mocks the concept of faith. The passage mixes insults about clients and ungrounded authority with dismissive language toward religion.
Origination of thin intruding lace paragraph sparks protest
The Salem Statesman laments a recurring phrase Xmas appearing in every newspaper and storefront display. It argues against the intrusion of festive wording, urging restraint while noting provocation from the widespread seasonal messaging.
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Salem Statesman
Salvation Army Christmas Charity Report from Pendleton
The Salvation Army in Pendleton reports a successful Christmas charity drive detailed by Editor Bart Oregonian. Donations totaled 74 dollars and 21 cents, with 21 dollars and 26 cents spent on efforts and 10 dollars and 66 cents balance to corps funds. Distributed were clothing, shoes, provisions, and toys to 26 families comprising 0 men, 0 women, and 0 children, with statistics compiled by Sergeant Mrs. Runt.
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Salvation Army
Helatuger
Salvation Army Corpe
Pendieton
Bart Oregonian
Oregonian
Pendleton
Runt
Bakers and Ogg fined. liquor license forfeited in state court
William Baker and Ad Ogg pleaded guilty in the state circuit court to allowing miners to frequent their battoon and were fined 50 dollars each with their liquor license forfeited. Dene Saline was charged with Baker & Co, pleaded guilty, fined 50 dollars. Marriage licenses issued for several couples. Real estate transfer recorded: John Wade to Fred J. Mehoff near Milton for 2000 dollars. Wheat sale reported at 57 000 dollars. Berry sold 100 000 bushels for 67 000 dollars. New Jersey: Mrs C P Wood to be ducked in nearest pond for scald. punishment announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baker
Ad Ogg
Plaun
Esrcuit
Dene Saline
Baker & Co
Murily
Hitzville
Benjamin F. Berry
Hattleawake Flat
Mr. Berry
New Jersey
C. P. Wood
Jerary City
Local Notables and Visitors in City Chronicle
Meacham resident J A Binker and Eureka visitor Wilken McDaniel were in town. District Attorney G W Phelps and Walla Walla travelers were noted, with several Elgin Pendleton and La Grande residents listed on business visits. Miss Erwe Olcott suffers typhoid pneumonia at her Ann Street home. Dana Sleoth returns from Portland after Christmas.
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J. A. Binker
Meacham
Lou Wenham
Walla Walla
Merning
Wilken McDaniel
Eureka Flat
Pendiston
G. W. Phelps
al Trier
W. D. Chamberlain
Athetm
Tartrate
Hilgard
Dana Sleoth
Portland
Erwe Olcott
Ann Street
JM. Hemphill
Pilot Rock
Hotel Bickers
Thomos Walsh
la Grande
Mra. F. L
G. W. Phelpn
Heppner
W. R Ellis
A. A. Hoberts
Quanily
Ia Tk. Bamber
Jay Ketmatita
la Granite
St. George
Morton
Locke
Shamrock
Calvin Promoted Rumor Ties to Southern Pacific Post
Rumors circulate that E F Calvin general manager of O H & N S and president of O H N S may take the Southern Pacific manager post in San Francisco after Mobler's promotion. Officials deny knowledge, but J P O'Brien Oregon supervisor could move to general manager in the Haorricen line north of Ashland if Calvin goes.
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Geir
E. FE. Calvin
O. H. 2 NS
Mobler
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Calvin
Hie O
Omen
Union Povifij
Harriman
J. P. O'Brien
Marriage of W P Earnhart and Miss Rence Hilyard at Meacham
W P Earnhart and Miss Rence Hilyard were wed at the bride’s parents home in Meacham. Rev. Robert Warner of the First Methodist Episcopal Church officiated. Attending were Mary, Marrie, Minnie and Ruby Hilyard. George, William and Dick Hilyard. Mr. and Mrs. W B Rona. Mr. and Mrs. LaHue. Fred Farnheart and H Fretwell of Helix. Miss Mae Carmichael of Prescott. E D Cantrill of Meacham.
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W. PF. Earnhart
Rence Hilyard
G. D. Hilyard
Meacham
Robert Warner
Minson Mary
Marrie
Minnie
Ruby Hilyard
George
William
Dick Hilyard
Mra
W. B. Rona
Mra. LaHue
Fred Farnheart
H. Fretwell
Helix
Miss Mae Carmichael
Prescott
E. D. Cantrill
Robbery Near Payette Market Alert
Breckon a Payette meal market owner and a Chinese man were held up last night about ,0 o clock in an alley near the Chinese man s home. Breckon was robbed of his watch and a few dollars while the Chinese man lost four. No clue to the robber.
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William Breckon
Payette
By & Footpad
Breckon
Capital News
Fined in Parks Court for Gambling
Mark Patton was fined 60 dollars for conduct ing a gambling game in parks court this afternoon. A H Howard received a 35 dollar fine for a like offense. Weelky M Emmet of Portland became violently insane while riding a street car between Oregonay and Milwaukee Tuesday, alarming several passengers before being restrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Patton
Parks Court
A. H. Howard
Weelky M. Emmet
Puttland
Belearme
Oregon Oay
Milwaukip
Pasengers
Baker Boy Leads Indoor Meet Between Vancouver Barracks and Columbia
The Democrat reports in The Columbiad January issue that Tin Kelly Jr of Baker City won the fifty yard dash in 2 5 seconds and the two hundred yard dash in 24 5 1 seconds, with a 20 feet 1 2 inch broad jump. He placed second in the shot put while the Columbia team’s Whitner sparked a 40 feet 7 1 2 inch throw.
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the Democrat
Columbiad
Columbia University
Vancouver Barracks
Tin Kelly, Jr
Baker City
Kelly
ledOto
Osteopathy touted as cure for many diseases, claims unclear
An advertisement extols osteopathy as a cure for diverse ailments from tonsillitis to paralysis and heart disease. It cites Dr. Still and graduates offering explanations, inviting readers to call at Despain block for consultation.
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Bright
Holsington
Gradiates
Still
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Henry Pinkerton
Eliza J. Bly
Henry
Daniela
Sarah J
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Fred J. Melhoff
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H. F. Gilbert
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Pry Chemical Company
New York
Bore
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Mount Cutler
Milton Franklin
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Baker Boy
Dan Kelly
Columbia
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Draggciate
Fry Mall
ELT Brothers
Warren Garvet
Orandum
Hookrkeep
Joe Basler
B. F. Beck
Cottonwood
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Wade Siler
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