City Briefs in East Oregonian Lumber Yard Ad Offers Wood
A mix of small ads and notices lists needs and offers from local businesses. items include hard wood for sale, furnished rooms for rent, millinery apprentices, rooming houses for sale, embroidery sales, lodging options, and lumber yard promotions. Also mentions hotels and services in Portland and local contractors.
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County Scrip
Malin Street
Wonder
J. L. Sharon
Wonder Store
East Oregonian
Potlatcd Lumber Company
Corona
Driscoll, Rotes
Plano
Elocation
Thompson Atreat
Cosby Street
C. A. Eppinger
Alexander Department Store
Portland
Oregon
Aura Street
Hunter Furniture Store
J. W. Skiley
Garfield Street
Iportant
Oregon Lumber Yard
Attalia Shipping Point to Get New Rail Access
Van de Water, freight agent for O R N, plans to build a loading platform at Attalia immediately and promises improved service from O R N and N P. A big stir is anticipated at Attalia once weather settles, per Wallula Gateway Attalla correspondent via East Oregonian.
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Attalia
Co. F. van de Water
N. P
Wallula
Attalla
Devense Testimony In War of Experts At Trial
In a courtroom exchange, Jerome questions Wiley on pathological conditions and the Romberg test after reading about a street car incident and a shooting. Wiley admits uncertainty about the Romberg test and references Haduck's book as part of his testimony, while Jerome presses with medical inquiries throughout recess.
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Jerome Mate Wiley
Torome
Wiley
Dynamite Plant Planned in Alaska at Juneau
Imperial Powder Manufacturing plans Alaska factory in Juneau with $100000 capital. The plant will produce two to three tons of dynamite daily, employ about 15 workers, and cut freight costs by sourcing 60 percent of raw materials locally. The move reduces risks of shipping dynamite and eases supply for northern territory.
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Te Company
Juneau
Junea
Alaska
Imperial Powder Manufacturing Company
Olympia
Seattle
Northern Territory
San Francisco
Coast Service
Mohler Recovering From Typhoid Fever
Chicago February 6 Vice President Mohler of the Union Pacific is out of danger today after a bout with typhoid fever.
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Mohler
Chicago
Union Pacific
Postponed Meeting for Sunday School Workers
The Sunday school workers meeting planned for this evening has been postponed for one week. The cension will be held at the Meth odlet church. Barber Lumber company's planing mill at Barber, Tinho, will be enlarged and a large fruit box factory added.
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Methodlet
Barber Lumber Company
Barber
Tinho
Local notes from Walla Walla and Pendleton crowd news
A string of personal items from Walla Walla and Pendleton mentions H Avume of Athena awaiting a return to Walla Walla, Justice Jon Parkes staying home due to a foot affliction, Ralph Winslow visiting western Oregon and due back February 16, Harry Rees traveling to Salt Lake for his mother's funeral, KE Churchill now in La Grande, William Sutherland bedridden with the grip, Mr and Mrs Snyder floodbound in Pendleton, Lee Brown leaving for Nevada to start a butcher business, George Sheer and wife visiting from Holden, J W Sherr host to the newlywed. McNaughts of Hermiston planning a Hot Lake visit for health. C T Godwin en route to Salem for legislature matters. Charles L Swain on business from Milton. Rumor: local saloonmen may pledge to stop selling liquor to reservation Indians, urged by Special Officer John W Green of the Interior in Fort Simcoe reports via Daily Republic and Yakima Republic.
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Avume
Athena
Walla Walla Union
Justice
The
Peice
Jon Parkes
Ralph Winslow
Winslow Bros
Rewders
Oreso
Harry Rees
Salt Lake
KE. M. Churchill
Pendleton Business College
la Grande
William Sutherland
Serick
Grip J
Recorder’s Office
James A. Snyder
Pendleton
Ducres
Walla Walla
Lee Brown
Lwho
Nevada
George Sheer
Holden
J. W. Sherr
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
Hot Lake
Twin Falls North Side Irrigation Project to Begin in March
The Twin Falls North Side Land & Water company plans a 60 mile canal north of the Snake River from Milner to Malad to irrigate 970 000 acres. The $2 6 million system will include three reservoirs and a major lake named Wilsons, with construction expected to start within 30 days and land sales led by Robert McCollum from Milner.
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Bie North A de Trigtion
Twin Falls
Boise
Sayn the Statesman
Tile
Twin Falls North Side Land & Water Company
Snake River
Milner
Malad
Gooding
Shoshone
Blue Lakes
Wilson's Lake
North Lees
Twin Falla
Robert McCollum
Lost items at post office and bank reward notice
Lost on Alta street a small gold watch with leather fob. Initials E. v. Fo on back. Alligator purse left on circular desk in post office yesterday. Purse and contents described. Reward offered for return to First National Bank or this office. Return to this office.
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First National Bank
Alta Street
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the Sea Teutsch Dept. Store
National Brokerage & Sales
Meaker
Cochran
Louis Hunziker
Main St
New York
Koeppen
Pendleton, Obe
Devense
Daily Republic
John W. Green
Department of the Interior
Fort Simcoe
Yakima Republic
Valentines
Nex
AIN & Bean
Twin Falls Irrigation
Pendleton, Oregon
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