Fresh milch cows and goods for sale in Oregon Market
Fish arrives daily at Oregon Market. Fresh milch cows for sale from Gritman Brothers. Also fresh smelt daily for 75 cents. Many ads for rent houses and rooms, furniture, and storage. For sale horses, mules, old papers, two modern cottages on East Court, incubators, and a seven room house. Inquiries and contact numbers listed throughout.
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Oregon
Gritman Brothers
East Oregonian
Joe Ell
Insurance
American National Bank
Oregon Market
Raley Street
Walters Mill
E. L. Smith & Co
East Court Street
Main Street
Walters’ Mill
Old Trusty
McCallahan
Geo. W. Hansen
Star and Bluff
Reynolds
R. G
Vancouver
Wash
Penland Bros
Grateful thanks for kindness after loss of wife and mother
We express heartfelt thanks for the many acts of kindness shown by neighbors and friends in the bereavement of our beloved wife and mother Mrs. L. D. Lynde Mrs. Harry Wagner Mrs. Marry Whee lock Miss Lola Lynde Miss Gertrude Lynde
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L. D. Lynde
Harry Wagner
Marry Wheelock
Lola Lynde
Gertrude Lynde
Wanted to Exchange Lot in Portland’s West Terrace Addition
Advertisement seeks exchange for a beautiful Portland lot in West Terrace Addition near Pendleton. The property offers an unobstructed mountain view and city panorama. Respondents may contact East Oregonian via address C and D.
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Pendleton
Portland
Oregon
Westover Terrace Addition
Care East Oregonian
Percy Folsom Ad Expresses Insurance Loyalty
A Farmers Union Grain Agency advertisement states a satisfied customer becomes a permanent customer and promises a life insurance policy resistant to criticism with no need to apologize, urging trust in its policy.
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Percy Folsom
Farmers’ Union Grain Agency
Advy
Will Build 2 Bungalows on Two Oregon Lots
Oregon Lumber Yard advertises two lots available for sale to enable constructing two modern bungalows. The seller seeks buyers willing to pay with easy installments, highlighting financing terms as a key condition.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Congressmans death after long cancer fight
Congressman Bremner of New Jersey died after a prolonged battle with cancer. He sought treatment despite a hopeless prognosis, receiving radium therapy worth about one hundred thousand dollars. Physicians noted his unusual vitality and optimism sustained him through his illness.
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Baltimore
Bremner
New Jersey
Kelley
John Hopkins Hospital
Women Politicians Warned In Federal Notice
Washington, Feb 6. Classified federal employees tied to woman suffrage groups warned removal would follow political activity in the movement. The notice says most golden opportunities offered you will not endure the test.
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Washington
Round-Up Exhibit Gains Attention in Spokane and Seattle Tour
Reports from boys returning from Portland praise the big Round-up picture at the Washington Street Cafe 241 Washington Street with a sixty five dollar frame and electric lights. L M Conry Northern Pacific agent says the display is hung in the Spokane depot attracting attention. John Spain and Blanche McGauhey of the Little Round-up company plan a three week Sound country tour visiting Seattle Tacoma Olympia Bellingham and more as they leave Portland this week.
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Portland
Washington Street
Spranger
L. M. Conry
Northern Pacific
Spokane
John Spain
Blanche McGaughey
Little Round-up Theatrical Company
Sound Country
Seattle
Tacoma
Olympia
Bellingham
Everett
Quo Vadis Shown Tonight in Last Chance Viewing
The photo drama Quo Vadis draws worldwide interest and is described as the peak of motion picture production. First show begins at 7 p.m. Tonight another showing is at 9 p.m.
Quo Vadis A Wonderful Picture At Alta Theater
A well produced film shown at the Alta theater last night will have a final showing today and tonight. The two hour drama follows Nero and key figures like Vinicius Petronius Chilo Lygia Ursus and Peter with the burning of Rome and arena scenes among its highlights. Prices in Chicago reached $1 and similar rates were seen elsewhere. The production is praised for its photography and faithful adaptation of the story.
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Alta Theater
Chicago
Nero
Vinitius
Petronius
Chilo
Lygia
Ursus
Peter
Apostle
Rome
Areus
RACE OF FROGLIKE MEN IN AFRICA DISCOVERED
L A Wallace administrator of Northern Rhodesia arrives in England after a 1200 mile bicycle tour through the north eastern territory. He describes Wak the Watwa tribe as froglike dwellers of swamps near Lake Bangweolo who have moved to dry land, become peaceful and tax paying, even guiding officials to their former homes.
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London Dispatch
L. A. Wallace
Rhodesia
England
Lake Bangewolo
Bemba
Equator
Central
Africa
It sometimes happens that a girl who has narrowly escaped matrimony
A fragment notes that a girl who has avoided marriage is to be congratulated. The sentence suggests a social commentary on chance engagements rather than a specific event or person.
Parisian Sage promises refund if dandruff not cured
Tallman & Co offer Parisian Sage hair tonic with a money back guarantee if it fails to remove dandruff stop hair splitting and fall and restore vigor. They describe it as a pleasantly perfumed tonic that freshens hair, adds luster and abundance from the first use, and advise getting a 0 cent bottle today.
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Tallman & Co
Grazing Permit Applications Open for Wenaha Forest 1914
Notices to file cattle and horse grazing permits in Wenaha National Forest by February 15 1914 and sheep permits by March 15 1914 in Walla Walla Washington Supervisors office. Full details on rates and blank forms provided on request J M Schmitz Supervisor.
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Wenaha National Forest
Walla Walla
Wash
J. M. Schmitz
Personal mentions from Baker city social notes
Lem Kent of Baker was at the How man last night. Mra. Joe Lewis came in this morn ing from Heltz. A Wade of Enterprise, was visiting in the city yesterday. Robert Lewis, prominent Echo resident, is in the city today. J. W. Myrick came in this morning from his famed north of the city. Opie Reed, noted author who lectured here last evening, was a guest of the St. George. M. IL. Akers, local foundryman, in Portland as a witness before the federal grand jury. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hunderman and two daughters have returned from a sojourn in California C¢. H. Carder, representative of His Masters Voice, is making Pendleton a business visit today. H. F. Dewitt, J. G. Kennedy and H. J. Schons, all well known local residents, are sojourning at Hot Lake this week. Elmer Turner, local bottling works proprietor, arrived home this morn ing from Portland, where he was a witness before the federal grand jury. I. M. Prather, well known local painter, has returned from Ukiah, where he had been for several months. He will spend the winter here. Mr. and Mrs. William Rogert ar rived home this morning from California where they went several weeks ago, Mr. Bogert went to receive treatment for his eyes, Charles Alspach came in from Helix this morning and will take back with him this afternoon his young son who underwent an operation only a Week ago for appendicitis. His re covery has been unusually rapid.
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A Wade
Enterprise
Robert Lewis
Echo
J. W. Myrick
Opie Reed
St. George
Pendleton
H. F. Dewitt
J. G. Kennedy
H. J. Schons
Hot Lake
Elmer Turner
Portland
Federal
I. M. Prather
Ukiah
William Rogert
California
Mr. Bogert
Charles Alspach
Helix
John McRae
la Grippe
Chas
John Prine
Cora McDuff
Mrville
Washington
XN. D. Wood
Lescal
Anice Barnes
Weston Mountain
John R. English
Wm. MacKenzie
Business
Bessle Key
Athena
M. Richmand
Garden City
Weston
H. FE. Turner
Sylvia Beathe
Moegrove Mercantile
Harry F Beathe
Weeton
Earl King
Weaton
Mina Price
Albert Nor
Dean
Martin Nor Dean
L. Winn
Henry Winn
Touchet
A. L. Graham
J. E. Shanberger
Payette
Fruitland
Idaho
Huerta scoffs at refuge in embassy in Mexico City
In Mexico City on February 5 Huerta rejected the notion of seeking asylum at the American embassy if rebels capture the capital. He called the offer ridiculous and said protection for himself or officials is unnecessary, adding the army itself is the refuge for Mexico and its people and nearer victory than ever.
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Huerta
Mexico City
O'Shaughnessy
Mexico
Widow Finds Suitor But Real Romance Proves Shy
A young widow resolves to remarry but the man she notices lacks the slightest show of interest. The scene centers on social constraint and the quiet obstacles to love in a small community.
President backs toll repeal and two battleships plan
President Wilson expressed support for repealing the law exempting coastwise ships from Panama Canal tolls and urged Congress to act this session. He also backed Secretary Daniels' recommendation for two battleships this year.
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Washington
Feb. H
Wilson
Panama Canal
Navy
Daniels
Oregon Pioneer Led An Adventurous Life
Francis Xavier Matthieu, a French Canadian born 1818 in Terrebonne, helped steer Oregon toward the United States by voting for the American provisional government at Champoeg in 1842. He died yesterday at Butteville at his daughter Rose Bergevin’s home, just shy of his 96th birthday. Matthieu survived a Canadian rebellion, worked as a carpenter in Albany and Milwaukee, and arrived at Fort Vancouver barefoot in 1842 before journeying to French Prairie and the Willamette Valley.
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Francis Xavier Matthieu
Oregon
Rose Bergevin
Butteville
United States
Great Britain
Matthieu
Champoeg
Washington
Idaho
Joseph Meek
Hudson's Bay Company
Meek
Stars and Stripes
Canada
Etienne Lucier
Terrebonne
Montreal
Albany
Milwaukee
Chicago
Fort Vancouver
French Prairie
Willamette Valley
Semi Paid Fire Dept Established By Council
Details propose three resident based fire company assignments with pay rates of 1 per fire and 1 per hour over an hour up to 5, plus 50 cents per drill and fines for absences. Recommend hiring two more paid men, granting exempt certificates to long serving volunteers, and a council banquet. Local notices list staff movements and travel of residents including Mrs McRae convalescent and various residents visiting towns.
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City Treasury
Department Treasury
Joseph Ell
John W. Dyer
John L. Vaughan
Pioneer founded town of Butteville after gold era
He married Rose Owent daughter of Louis Oxsent a Hudson's Bay employee in 1844. In 1846 he bought a donation claim and kept it for life. He went to California for gold in 1849 but had limited success and returned to found the town of Buttevill e in 1851.
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Rose Owent
Louis Oxsent
Hudson's Bay Company
California
Butteville
Hogs and Sheep Shipped From Weston
Weston shipments begin as Wm MceKenzie and Joe Hodgson send two car loads of hogs and sheep to Portland markets. Officials plan a local stock yard soon to boost future shipments from Weston Oregon.
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Weston, Ore
Wm. MceKenzie
Joe Hodgson
Portland
Weston
Wickersham Alaska railroad bill to be voted soon
Washington February 4 Actual consideration of the Wickersham Alaskan railroad bill was set to begin. House leaders expressed confidence the government owned railroad will be favored after a vote. Critics claimed Guggenheim interests push the bill to develop properties. Officials predicted passage between February 11 and 19. Australia holds nearly 300,000 acres of untouched forests.
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Wickersham
Alaska
Washington
Ellis
Public Lands Commission
Guggenheim
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Northwestern
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Franklin
Pendleton Auto Co
Lem Kent
Baker
Howman
Mra
Joe Lewis
Heltz
Francis Matthieu
Mean
Dr. Pierce
B. V. Vtioee Paffale
Australia
Victor Morley
New York
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