Local Brevities and Listings From Teutschs to Court Street
A row of short notices advertises furnished rooms, rental homes, and goods for sale across Oregonian readers. Items include furnished rooms at 407 Alta Street and a four room house near the old Academy, plus organs and pianos for sale on easy terms. Also mentions subscriptions, a guessing contest, and various small service notices around East Court Street and nearby avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's
Court Atreet
Alta Street
Pendleton
Ore
Old Academy
J. F
Cue
East
Curious Ashes Rain Report From Huntington Area
Weather event descriptions detail a heavy rain covering Durkee to Huntington where a wood-like ash substance fell in large quantities. It resisted washing away, darkened boards and rooftops, and left burnt powder taste. Farmers and residents observed wide distribution with no explanation given. Miss May McConnell of Republic is seriously ill with peritonitis at Hotel Bickers. her mother has arrived. Thursday Afternoon Club meet at Mrs. A D Stillman’s with Nature Study as the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punnington
Durkee
Huntington
Miss McConnell
Miss May McConnell
Republic
Bickers
Euntice
Mins McConnell
Cold cure ad notes Kamela Meacham area snowfall
An old newspaper snippet reports three feet of new snow in the Kamela and Meacham mountains over recent days. The rest is an advertisement for Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets claiming to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee signed by W. Grove on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnow
Kamela
Meacham
W. Grove
Unclear fragment on Schnelling’s Best powder at grocers
Fragmentary note mentions a waking powder and extracts, with references to Schilling and favorable goods. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or entities suitable for a full news record.
IN THE JAP COLONY Willing to Fight Yet Poor to Go Home
The Pendleton Japanese colony expresses mixed feelings about war mobilization. Young men eager for news from the Orient read English dispatches, translate for others, and cheer reports of Japanese victories while lamenting lack of funds to return home. Some would go if money existed, but many risk three years’ compulsory service once they reach twenty, making a homeward trip impractical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Ete Jone Ehugh
China
Ng Hheo
Japan
Cone
Poo Field
Iithes
Howtie
Personal mentions highlight local residents
Mrs. TM Lowe tr 1 at her High street home. Mrs C H Heitel leaves this morning for Pilot Rock. Frank K Welle of Milton visits briefly. De W G Cole in Athena on business. Mollie Green ill with malaria at Thompson street home. Win M Peterson the Athens attorney in the city briefly. T D Taylor the chemist travels to Milton to handle office business. Prof T C Salt of Milton attends teachers’ exam in the city. Mr and Mrs Ro W Anderson of Athena visit for a few days. J A Blakley visits Athens on sheriff’s business. P A Worthington deputy US marshal from Portland in town. Prof J E Cherry of Adams Schools in the city for teachers’ institute. James Furnish of Cold Springs, stockman, in city for short visit. Delia Crigler leaves for Milton to visit and recover from grip. Mabel Swearengen leaves for Whatcom after extended city visit with brothers. Horace Walker Helix county commissioner attends county court session to review election list changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TM. Lowe
High Street
C. H. Heitel
Pilot Rock
Frank K. Welle
Milton
de W. G. Cole
Athena
Misa Mollie Green
Thompson Street
Win M. Peterson
T. D. Taylor
T. C. Salt
Ro W Anderson
BueRty
BueRty of Irieends For A Few Ilmyn. J. A. Blakley
Athens
Worthington
Portland
J. E. Cherry
Adams Schools
Teachers’ Institute
James Furnish
Cold Springs
Delia Crigler
Mabel Swearengen
Whatcom
Thin City
T. B. Swearengen
N. D. Swearengen
Horace Walker
Helix
First Recorder Of Echo Seeks Rest After Cannery Work
H C Willie founder of the American Hare Cannery and Cold Storage at Echo visits Bebo en route to Walla Walla. He started the venture a year ago with no capital but energy, investing over $6,000 in plant and equipment and placing the company $9,000 in product ready for shipment. He has sold his control and will pursue other business interests at Echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Willie
Walla Walla
H. C. Willa
Bebo
Eeho
Willie
Tle Energy
Echo
General Organizer W of W Pardilian Leaves for Portland
General organizer Mrs. P. P. Pardilian of Seattle, recently in the city, konsulted with Mrs. Cas rie Van Orsdail, grand in Woodcraft, and left this morning for Portland to work for the order's interests. Pardilian has been at Payette for a time and will remain in Portland to advance the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Pardiliian
Seattle
Casrie van Orsdail
Women of Woodcraft
Portland
Pardilian
Payette
Summer heads to Portland then San Francisco posts
Bertha M. Summer left this morning for her home in Portland after visiting Mrs. Carrie Van Orndall and discussing the Women of Woo erat work. She will soon depart for San Francisco to work as a general organizer for the order across Northern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikes
Bertha M. Summer
Portland
Carrie van Orndall
Women of
Wooerat
Miss Summer
San Francisco
Order
California
No Profit in Importing Apples
F E Thompson of Davis & Company North Yak oa returned home after a visit from the city. He was interested in the fruit business and learned a carload from Washington cost 40 cents per hundred, a price he could not profit from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Thompson
Davis & Company
North Yakoa
Thompson
Washington
The Boston Shoe Store Sells Red Schoolhouse Shoes
A Boston shoe retailer promotes Red Schoolhouse Shoes with new stock and varied sizes. Prices range from $1.25 to $2.00 per pair, with styles in wide or narrow toe, low heels, and optional hooks, emphasizing fit, comfort, and durability.
Divorce Microbe Aids Better Business Insight
A terse note links divorce microbe to improving business prospects. Analysts consider its potential to clarify client needs and sharpen market messaging, suggesting firms could use such insights to tailor services and boost growth.
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Teutsch’s
Main
Alta
Walt
Kennedy
Joerger
West Court
eFual
J. J. East Court
Oregonian
Tal
Treasive Jeweler
Baker County
A. D. Stillman
Schilling
Fopelar Bugg
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Russia
Peoples Warehouse
Boston
Boston Shoe Store
Main Street
Goodman-Thompson Hardware
Thompson Company
Hotel DE Farmer
A. Kunkel & Co
la Bart
Isis
Jackson
Wilson
Jno
Deere
Ineenuix
Seat
Deere Gang
John Deere
Deere Lever
Wagon Jack
Vegetabler Rakes Kalad
Minneapolis
Pete - Deering
Adams County
N. P.R.R
Down Hill Road
C. W. Crabill
Connell
East Oregonian
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