Eilers Piano House Promotes Unmatched Piano Sale
In Pendleton area, Eilers Piano House under new regime proclaims the greatest sale of pianos pianolas and organs in Umatilia county. They claim to buy and sell more pianos than any Pacific coast dealer and offer items from Chickering Weber Kimball Lester Hobart M Cable and others with guaranteed instruments. Mr Rogers invites the public to visit their showroom to become acquainted and consider a purchase.
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Eilers Piano House
Umatilix County
Pendleton
Pacific Coast
Eilers
In & Reure
Bsen
United States
America
Chickering
Toston
Weber
New Yorke
Kimball
Chicago
Lester
Philadelphia
Hobart M. Cable
Great College
Haddorff
Story & Clark
Clarendon
Whitney
FILER
BROS
Foster
J. B
Snowbound Roads Tie Up St Joe River Region
H L Canan of Gold Ridge Mining reports extensive snow along the St. Joe river head to St Maries and Harrison with four to five feet depth, the deepest in years. A stage line remains the sole transport link as Red Collar line keeps the channel open to Harrison for regular work. Four feet of snow are said to have fallen at Coeur d Alene. fears rise of a freeze up repeating past floods. For sale a furnished 15 room rooming house near the depot. Enquire at this office.
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St. Joe River
H. L. Canan
Gold Ridge Mining Company
St. Maries
Harrison
Pont
Coeur d'Alene
Thia
Protests Grow Over Forest Reserve Misuse Claims
A Long Creek Ranger report shows protests against a late forest reserve addition spreading across townships and beyond. Petition organizers name local voters and taxpayers in North Grant. petitions circulate in Hamilton Rowed Basin Fox and nearby stores. Senators have been informed and duplicate protests will be sent to authorities to press for fair treatment and improved understanding of reserve policy.
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Long Creek
Lawger
North Grant
Valey McHaley
Hamilton
Joe Jackson
Rowed Basin
Fox
Jim Allen
Mernment
Pro
Teria
Lind
Grant County
Washington
Refrigerator Car Service Inaugurated From Portland
The O R A company starts a weekly refrigerator car service from Portland. Cars will depart every Tuesday handling perishable goods for all points east of Umatilla. A similar service will operate on the Washington division.
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Portland
Umatilla
Washington
Hyena charm claimed to cure indigestion in travelers
A Queer Core recounts a tale where a prince wearing a hyena’s snout charm claims the object cures indigestion. The clergyman notes a discussion on indigestion as the prince explains the talisman softens tough food like bones when near the nose, supposedly aiding digestion and preventing future trouble.
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Ceylon
Microbes In Cheese Grow Fast, Scientist Reports
A Swiss dairy professor at Sonntal reports microbial counts in cheese. Fresh Emmenthaler shows 60,000 to 100,000 germs per gram, rising to 800,000 in two months. Cream cheese harbors even more, reaching 1.5 to 2 million per gram in a month and a half, with rind areas containing up to 5.7 million per grain. He notes many microbes may be friendly and aid digestion.
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Cherese
Sonntal
Letter from Nelson in Manchester window exhibits royal duty
A faded Nelwon’a letter displayed in a Manchester water maker’s shop recalls Britain’s past naval needs. It shows Nelson appealing for rope and blocks to arm the king’s ships, reflecting a time when England relied on others for essential materials to defend the coast. The London Chronicle notes the era’s loyal service and the royal supply challenges.
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Manchester
Nelwon’a
Aga-r Meninon
Uf Po
Horatio Nelson
National Lyero
London Chronicle
Why Thunder Sour Milk In A Thunderstorm
A damaged fragment explains that milk sours quickly during thunderstorms due to electricity energizing bacteria. It claims electricity speeds bacterial activity, turning fresh milk sour in about half an hour, likening the effect to stimulants on humans.
Obedient but Indignant Woman Recovers Newfoundland
Nora, a literary woman, orders Flavius Josephus from the library. A loud noise erupts in a corridor as Norah enters dragging a large Newfoundland dog by the collar. She complains the task was a man's job and recalls fighting the dog every step of the way.
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Nora
Flavius Josephus
Norah
Chicago Tribune
The Little Ones Teach Calm With Flutelike Voices
A reflection on children smoothing wrinkles with soft fingers and gentle songs. The innocence of youth dissolves gloom, as their voices wield a magic power that gates of brass cannot resist.
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Bras
The Silk Hat Custom And Perceived Oddities
A reflection on the silly habit of wearing shiny top hats as future generations may view them as absurd, comparing the practice to past body modifications once seen as normal but now shocking.
Dr Is All Right Here in This Case
Dialogue notes exchange between AM Wine and Dick about proper abbreviation for Dr Sir and a financial debt, mentioning Burroughs and a note to Dr Sir. The fragment implies a dispute over formality and a money owed.
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Tom
Burroughs
A Countess Described By Her Friend in Oregonian
A humorous remark about a sixty year old countess who looks fifty, thinks she is forty, dresses like thirty, and sets the twenty, as recounted in the Hast Oregonian for readers.
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HE Alexander
Main Street
G. Rogers
Mgr
Pendleton, Obe
East
Oregonian
Prairie City
Blue Mountain Forest Reserve
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
Express
Eton
Pendleton Cloak
Suit House
Lan
Natni
Pendleton, Ore
YU Uuln
W. D
Montif B. Gwinn
T. J. Morris
J. W. Maloney
F. G. Schmeer
Canhier
W. J. Furnish
Joseph Basler II
Alexander E. FP
Marshall Chas
H. Carter
Montipo
BR. Winn
W. J Furnish
J. N. Teal
A Page
Wardner
Idaho
BR. Alexander
R. T. Cox
Joseph Basler
Charles H. Carter
E. W. McComas
N. Stanfield
A. J. Devlin
FE. L. Smith
L Dusenberg
E. Roetcher
Frank S. Cur
Marion Jack
E. P. Marshall
Steinway
Knabe
Hardman
Emerson
Ludwig
Packard
Standard
White
Singer
Wheeler & Wilson
Jesse
Bridge
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