Teutsch's Sunny Deals and Pendleton Home Ads
Local Oregonian items advertise Teutsch's for ready sunshine slippers and shoes, Martin's daily fruit, furnished rooms on Alta Street, and rent notices. Also notes about cleaning services, tailoring, and a contest read in Union. Mentions East Oregonian specifics and upcoming Sumpter Valley railroad expansion with two roundhouses and track work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOS Raley & & Kennedy
Alta Street
Hox
Pendleton
Ore
Tewke
Nolte
Old Academy
Eney
Addrity
Oregonian
East
One Company Loses Five Hundred Thousand in Fire
J. R. Dickson received a letter from the manager of Home Insurance Company of New York stating that the loss of that company in the Baltimore fire would not exceed 500 dollars, a figure far smaller than the Chicago fire loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Dickson
Homensurance Company
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Promotes Laxative
An old advertisement claims quick relief from a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinie Tablets. It notes a money-back promise if it fails and features W. Grove's signature on each box, though the text is partially damaged and hard to read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grove
Advertisement Critique Highlights Shilling’s Best Buy
Reader questions why Schilling’s Best isn’t in stores and challenges the ad’s clarity. The note calls out a perceived bug in the promotion and seeks better product distinction.
Pendleton City Visits and Local Guests Noted
Mr and Mrs BC Reeder of Nye visited Pendleton friends while Mrs E B Smith of North Yakima guests in the city. Robert Forster returned from Portland on business. Mr and Mrs Harry Reed of Huron and Charles Reinhart of Weston were in the city briefly. L Ho Landy a Moro stockman and L Metcalf a Walla Walla merchant visited for short calls. TJ Mallock of Hopmer and Mr and Mrs M Haallion of Walla Walla spent a few days here. WOR Parker of Umatilla viewed Pendleton today for a health-related stay. City Recorder Thomas Filia Gerald is home with a bad cold and grip. Robert Burs of the KO N of Walla Walla was a Pendleton visitor yesterday and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BC. Reeder
Nye
Pendleton
E. B. Smith
North Yakima
Robert Forster
Portland
Harry Reed
Huron
Charles Reinhart
Weston
L. Metcalf
Walla
TJ. Mallock
Hopmer
Mire M. Haallion
Walla Walla
Parker
Umatilla
Heallness
Thomas Filia Gerald
Grip
Robern Burs
KO . N
Pendleton Visor Serdar
Grange Revival Effort in Union County Oregon
J Voorhees and J Vierhees of Woodham Oregon plan to revive the Grange and organize a new meeting in Union County. A preliminary meeting with the Grange and literary society is proposed for next Friday evening to discuss formal organization and future sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Import Besinews
J. Voorhees
J. Vierhees
Woodham
Oregon
Oreatleing & Grange
Mr. Voorhees
Girange Ao! Literary Society
Elegant Coach Auxiliary to the Hotel St George
George Darveniy proprietor of the Hotel St George unveiled a new hotel coach today. The RandY coach, ordered by Uma Wha Implement Company, will haul guests to the train with a team of black horses. The rush service debuted with a smooth run this afternoon.
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St. George
George Darveniy
Hotel St George
Ile Poibermtirad
Uma Wha Implement Company
Darvean
Administrator Appointed for Angus McDonald Estate
The will of Angus McDonald was admitted to probate yesterday afternoon. Hugh Worthington of Athell was appointed administrator of the estate valued at $11,100. Property in the will was divided among brothers Alec, George and Harvey McDonald, and sisters Mrs Ho O Worthington of Athens and Mrs T E Spaulding of Hood River.
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Angus McDonald
Hugh Worthington
Athell
Aletor
Deorannd
Alec
George
Harvey McDonald
Ho O. Worthington
Athens
Mra TE Spaulding
Hood River
Lecture on Spooks Delights Spiritualism Audience
Dr Martin delivers an interesting discourse on spiritualism at the Christian church. A good sized audience attended last night to hear the lecture on Spiritualism by Rev S M Martin. The talk outlined differences between orthodox churches and spiritualists. Tonight Rev Martin preaches Infallibly Safe and the revival meets progress with over 30 conversions as of now.
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Martin
Christian Church
S MM. Martin
New Wrecking Train Arrives for Oregon Short Line
The Oregon Short Line Company received a new wrecking outfit from Bay City Michigan this morning to replace the long used equipment. It is complete and up to date with special order machinery and attachments for clearing wrecks on short notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. R & N. Company
Bay City
Michigan
Cmpany
la Grande Chronicle
D C Brownell Stricken While in City
D C Brownell of Umatilla arrived in the city last Saturday for business. On Tuesday he was suddenly taken ill with complications from a recent attack and has since been confined to his room at the Palace lodging house. Mr Brownell is attended by friends and local doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo J. Monteith
Allmaiy
W. J. Raymond
Caspar van Ran
Pendleton
D. C. Brownell
Umatilla
Amp
Palace
Mr. Brownell
Colors of Men's Hats Spring Fashion Report
Light hat colors emerge as spring trends with thin fabrics favored. Castor shade stands out as a favorite, while traditional styles like beaver and nitrile remain in demand among buyers and retailers.
Girls From Umatilla Head to Chemawa School
Two Umatilla girls aged 16 and 17 depart for Chemawa Government School. Described as intelligent and handsome, they formerly attended the reservation Kehool, and will remain at the Chemawa institution for their education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Government
Chorien Wiking
Pioneer citizen Nesmith visits on way to Walla Walla
Willian Nesmith of Dixie stayed with friends in the city yesterday en route to Walla Walla to visit his sister Mrs Levi Ken. Nesmith is a pioneer figure in the valley and has long been active in business and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Nesmith
Dixie
Walla Walla
Levi Ken
Nesmith
Boston Shoe Store Offers Red Schoolhouse Shoes Sale
The Boston Shoe Store announces a new shipment of Red Schoolhouse Shoes with pricing by size from 6 to 11 and up. They claim improved wear, fit, appearance, and value, noting they sold two pairs this year for every pair last.
Better Get a Pair of Shoes for the Children
The note promotes a children's shoe choice described as suitable for wide or narrow toes with optional hooks and low heels. It emphasizes silk sewing and various style options to fit young wearers.
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Odd Pants
Teutsch's
BIG Store
Cor, Main
Alta
Jowrger’s
West Court
Eastman
J. J Eye
East Court
UC Rader
Muller's
Court Street
The
Agency
Ida Conner
KJ Conger
Lapiea Reservation
California
Wile
Preehytertin
Unatin Reservation
Hemaine
Conner
Sumpter Valley
Baker City
Fe 10
David Eccles
Tacoma
Sumpter
Waltham
Dueber
Eigin
Main Street
Schilling's
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Grange
Union County
Peoples Warehouse
Chemawa
Prominent Valley Citizen
Woodman
Pendleton Camp No. 4
Woolmen of the World
Armory Hall
Boston
Boston Shoe Store
Goodman-Thompson Hardware
Thompson Company
Main St
Hotel DE Farmer
A. Kunkel
Aiere Kelibh Kin Lace Leather
Jackson Forks
Nula
Wilson
Deere
Deere Gang
John Deere
Wagon Jack Halad
Adams County
N.P.R.R
Down Hill Road
C. W. Crabill
Connell
East Oregonian
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