Local Classified Fragments From Oregonian Pages
An assortment of ad snippets lists daily runs, rooms for rent, store notices, and personal ads. Entries mention Teutach's, Martin's, Miller's, a 407 Alto address, Pendleton Oregon, clothing cleaning, gear for sale, and a piano for sale on Court Street. Terms are garbled but indicate rentals, goods for sale, and services in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Nolt's
Uidlen
Adiress Baal Oregonian
Howry Reow
I Domestic
Jeorger
Personal mentions and civic notes from Athena region
Local notices track residents and visitors in Athena and surrounding cities. Otto Didion heads to Portland with W McBride as business and social ties surface. Fred Lockley returns from a continental trip. Chapman and Raber City EF visit. James Dilley and J F McNaught travel for business. Olivia Hoffman relocates home after a visit. Rankin and Van Nuys return from city business. A M Snyder reports Spokane trip impressions. Payant visits for circuit court. Mrs. McKean guest at Music Hall party returns home. district 48 plans a new schoolhouse after last spring flood. La Grande debates a $26 000 city hall at March election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Didion
Portland
W. McBride
Athena
C. L. Woodward
Yes Boardliky
Fred Lockley
Co Bnatnens
Welseran Raber City
Chapman
Will M. Peterson
James Dilley
Biney & Daley
Rankin
Yakima
A.M. Snyder
Spokane
Fleotore Payant
Guesatie
Eolvcuit
Charlea McKean
Walla Walla
Valentine
Music Hall
T. C. Warner
Freshmen Win Question of Arbitration Debate
A packed assembly heard sophomores and freshmen duel over whether nations should settle disputes by arbitration rather than war. Glenn Scott led the sophomores in support of peace, while David Hill argued the war side for the freshmen. Judges split two to one for the negative, and the program featured school music and a well coordinated debate setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell MacCarty
Glenn Scott
Frank Pierce
Furnish Slater
David Hill
Orville Reeves
Walter Creswell
Hil
Thieh School
Marriage License Issued to Prudence Killian and Clarence Orton
A marriage license was issued this morning to Prudence KE Killian and Clarence W Orton, both longtime county residents. Killian is listed as a Vanoyers resident. The news item also touches on local political corruption and a French agriculture essay from Harper's Weekly, noting governance, education, and farm wealth concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudence KE. Killian
Clarence W. Orton
Killian
Vanoyers
France
United States
Institute of
America
Harper's Woolkly
Mrs Campbell Plans Portland Wholesale Millinery Openings
Mrs Campbell will leave with her mother Mrs A HL Smith for The Dalles to visit relatives and then proceed to Portland. Mrs E D Sanders of Spokane will join in The Dalles and together they will attend openings of wholesale millinery houses.
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Rose Campbell
A. HL Smith
Dalles
Good Roads Report From Ukiah Visitor
Litimer of Ukiah reported the roads in good condition during a city visit for merchandise. The note mentions an elderly timing reference and a black silk umbrella lost at the assembly hall with a reward offered in the classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Litimer
Assembly Hall
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Teutsch’s
Main
Alta
de Suny
Teutach's
Martin's
Miller’a
Ale
J.ff
Core
Epeh
Oregonian
Price
Remlisa Shape
John
Apleah Street
J. J
Court Street
Altham
Unziker
Main Street
N. Brown
CC. W. Brown
Coombs Canyon
Mark Coreill
la Grande City Hall
la Grande
Grove
Schilling
Ream
Tartar
Muraim
Eppens
F. Foxe Druge Store
A.C. Koeppen & Brothers
Boyd
Front Avenue
Ministers’ Alliance of
Peoples Warehouse
Stetson
the Dalles
Mrs. Campbell
Rader
The
Boston
Douglas
Pierce
Goodman-Thompson Hardware
Thompson Company
Main St
Hotel DE Farmer
A. Kunkel & Co
Wilson
Deere Bu
Juno
Deere
John Deere
Deere Lever
Wagon Jack
Adams County
N.P.R.R
Down Hill Road
Tnquire of
C. W. Crabill
Connell
East Oregonian
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