Various Local Ads and Notices from East Oregonian
A dense compilation of classifieds and notices includes dry wood sales at Minnis and Demott's, unfurnished rooms for rent, transfer services by Stansberry & Milne, store rooms for rent in the East Oregonian building, household paints from Goodman Hardware, and Varnolac furniture refinishing. Retail items span Haviland china, cookware, and Stein Bloch clothing, with two gang plows for sale and a missing gold belt buckle reward. Lost suits and signs ads appear, plus shoe offers at Alexander Dept Store and seed potato orders at Clark's Grocery.
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Central Meat Market
Malin
Demott's
East Oregonian
Stansberry & Milne
Goodman Hardware Co
Bowman
Record Breaker Hyomel Sales Grow Nationwide
Last year's Hyomel sales, touted as a cure for catarrh, rose to new highs. Promoted as a breathing remedy that avoids stomach dosing, Hyomel is praised by druggists and physicians across the country. Tallman & Co promote risk-free testing with a full refund if not beneficial, highlighting Pendleton sales efforts.
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Annals of Medicine
Tallman & Co
Pendleton
Hyomel
Jubilee Singers Bring Soulful Eight to Pendleton
The famous Tennessee Jubilee singers come to Pendleton for the first time tonight at M. B. F church. Eight artists perform a program described as soul stirring and melodica plantation tunes. They are highly praised by top judges and asked to entertain visitors this evening.
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Pendleton
M. BF. Church
Actor Hal Newton Carlyle Dies in Colorado Springs
Nationally known actor Hal Newton Carlyle collapsed and died yesterday in Colorado Springs while performing with the Wheel of Love company. The death occurred during a rehearsal break, with colleagues reporting he had been in good spirits earlier in the day.
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Hal Newton Carlyle
Colorado Springs
Wheel of Love
Personal visits and arrivals noted in city listings
A flurry of in town visitors includes C F Weiss of Freewater J P Shielda of Caldwell and W A Gent with daughter all in the city on business or visiting. others: Walter Pierce Hot Lake Sanitarium F A Blackwell La Grande J B Shields Caldwell RE DeHaven Yoakum plans move Co A McCumber Civil Engineer surveys Echo Tim Donovan La Grande tour of telegraph system James Creswell recovered from pneumonia W L Thompson back from Portland Mrs Anna Shea to St Anthony’s hospital C B Reynolds sheep buyer from Kearney Miss Faye Bartholomew to Heppner for Elks ball F R Peale Hermiston J W Maloney to Portland for Knights of Pythias meeting F H Gritman Umattilla sale John Knight stock sale at Umattilla BR Cooley back from Cold Springs ranch G M Jackson Spokane CP travel agent planning summer excursions to Canada districts.
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B. R. Clawson, Jr
Paul Gilmore
Troupe
RE. DeHaven
Yoakum
Dalles
Co. A. McCumber
Echo
Tim Donovan
la Grande
Metiodist Men Organize at M E Church
Following a prayer meeting at the M E church last evening a local society of the Brotherhood of St Paul was organized with Judge T P Gilliland as president, A J Owen as vice president, R E Tarbett as secretary and D B Waffle as treasurer. Prospects for 100 members are good and a rest and reading room for country visitors is planned.
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M. E. Church
The
Brotherhood of St. Paul
United States
T. P. Gilliland
A. J. Owen
R. E. Tarbett
D. B. Waffle
Real estate filings show transfers to Huber and Moll
County records list John T Burgess transferring parcels to Charles R Huber for 312 and 350 dollars involving parts of sections 21 22 and 25 26 in township 6 north range 6 BE W M and FR W M plus six more parcels in northeast quarters southeast quarters and east halves with precise metes and bounds. Ella M Stevens and husband transfer 2000 dollars for lots 12 and 13 section 25 and east half of southeast quarter section 26 township 6 north range 31 EB W M.
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County Recorder
John T. Burgess
Charles R. Huber
BE. W. M
W. M
James E. Burgess
Charles E. Huber
Ella M. Stevens
J. ¢. Moll
Change of Management at Grand Union Tea Co in Pendleton
Mr. L. J. Martin has severed ties with Grand Union Tea company Pendleton. A. C. Hickman of Portland succeeds him and aims to increase the company’s patronage for teas coffees and spices in the city and nearby.
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L. €. Martin
Grand Union Tea Company
A. C. Hickman
Portland
Pendleton
Hickman
Expatriate Harry Syms praises Boise on return from travels
Harry Syms, after four months away visiting Auckland New Zealand Brisbane Australia and Honolulu Hawaii says none of the cities matched Boise. He spent Christmas with his parents in Auckland for his father’s 78th birthday December 21. He notes drought effects in Australia and electric roads in Auckland while praising local labor conditions and prosperity. The article also mentions defunct bank notes bought in Chicago and Portland’s alleged paper fraud tied to Saylor and associates.
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Harry Syms
Auckland
New Zealand
Australia
Hawaiian Islands
Hot
Boise
Boise Capital News
Syms
Honolulu
Mr. Syms
Brisbane
Tam
Chicago
Saylor
Portland
Hedger's Teeth Found in Pendleton Case
A set of false teeth reported stolen from George Hedger, theater stage manager, was found in the rear of 816 Third Avenue after a broader search. Pendleton, Oregon, arrests were made in a related case involving artificial teeth similar to Hedger's, but it was later determined they were not the same teeth.
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George Hedger
Columbia Theater
George Baker
Third Avenue
Hedger
Spokesman-Review
Pendleton
Ore
No Waits at Eagle Show Shop
Management ends all waits in the moving pictures at the Eagle Show Shop. The show will run continuously to improve patron satisfaction and allow the audience to see the film in motion at all times. The public has welcomed the change and the shop reports excellent patronage.
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Eagle Show Shop
Furniture for sale by移residents at 812 Thompson Street
Owing to removal from the city the Bickers family offer their furniture for sale. Interested buyers may call at 812 Thompson Street on Saturday or Monday next to view and bargain. Residents: Mrs H F Bickers.
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Thompson Street
Hailey husband improving after operation
In a letter to Judge A Lowell Mrs T G Hailey reports her husband T G Hailey has improved satisfactorily several days after his operation and there is every hope for his ultimate recovery.
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T. G. Hailey
A. Lowell
Four Defunct Bank Note Suspects Face Federal Hearing
In Pendleton Oregon four men R W Wells J N Saylor Frank Caviness and M J Dorsey were arraigned on charges of using the United States mails to defraud by passing defunct Georgia bank notes. Hearing postponed to Tuesday per defense counsel. The case references a prior ruling by Judge Bellinger that passing defunct notes does not by itself prove counterfeiting.
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Pendleton
Oregon Daily Journal
Georgia
United States
Journal
R. W. Wells
J. N. Saylor
Frank Caviness
M. J. Dorsey
Edward McKee
Federal
Bellinger
Where Is O'Brien Promoter Of Pendleton League
The city awaits promoter Jack O'Brien for the league meeting set yesterday. His absence fuels belief he has abandoned forming the $740 monthly league with Pendleton Walla Walla La Grande and Baker City. Local sentiment tilts toward Independent hall after last season, seen as cheaper.
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Jack O'Brien
Pendleton
Walla Walla
la Grande
Baker City
O'Brien
Hall
Union Pacific to Sell Bonds to Pay Floating Debt
Union Pacific directors plan to issue at least 35 million dollars in bonds to retire floating debt. The securities are to be secured on 1800 miles of track across Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, and Colorado, adding to an existing 1897 mortgage on the main line.
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New York
Union Pacific
Missouri
Towa
Kansas
Colorado
Senator Latimer Dies After Operation in Providence
Washington February 26 Senator Asbury Churchwell Latimer of South Carolina died this morning at Providence hospital after an appendicitis operation. Born 1851 in Abbeville County he spent much of his life in agriculture and played a leading role in the 1878 campaign and state politics. He served in the Sixty seventh Congress and then the Senate succeeding John L McLaurin and took his seat March 5 1908.
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Washington
Latimer
South Caroline
Providence
Asbury Churchwell Latimer
Abbeville County
South Carolina
Spen
Senate
John L. McLaurin
Pioneer Printer Reappears on Way to Portland
FP H McCarter once in East Oregonian’s mechanical dept and later in Huntington’s hore business passed through en route to Portland to reside there. He is the son of Grandman Munera, formerly of the Log Cabin eating house run by Co BR N at Meacham.
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FP. H. McCarter
East Oregonian
Stuntington
Portland
Grandman Munera
Meacham
Waymire-Radding Case Advances With Minor Witnesses
In the Waymire-Radding conspiracy case the current session focused on hearing testimonies from several minor witnesses. The state plans to rest tomorrow after which Mrs Waymire is expected to present her account of the affair.
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Waymire
Portland
Waymire-Radding
Charlee F. Young Foresters chief ranger dies in Rochester
Charlee F. Young, grand chief ranger of the Foresters of America, has died at his Rochester New York home. The death ends a lengthy leadership tenure with the fraternal order. A funeral is pending with details to be announced by local officials.
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Charlee F. Young
the Foresters of America, la
Rochester, New York
Snow Blockade Stalls Rock Tshind Road Traffic
Snow blocked the Rock Tshind road for 48 hours, halting all traffic as six stalled vehicles were released today near Omaha. The blockade ended with authorities reopening the route and clearing the debris.
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Omaha
Rock Tshind
Tennessee Jubilee Singers at M. E. church two nights
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers perform at the M. E. church tonight and again tomorrow night after successful shows at Athena and Weston. The eight member group is noted for excellent entertainment by local audiences.
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Tennessee Jubilee Singers
M. E. Church
Athena
Weston
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Teutsch’s Dept Store
Oregon
Haviland
Gidson Brown
Madison Street
Thomas Warner
Water Street
Watcr
Stein Bloch
Alexander Department Store
Mel
Alexander Dept
Lee's Crossing
Lane
Clark’s Grocery
Main Street
Empire Meat CO
Koeppens
C. F. Weiss
Freewater
J. P. Shielda
Caldwell
W. A. Gent
Little Daughter
William A. Gent
Walter Pierce
Hot Lake
F. A. Blackwell
Hotel St. George
J. B. Shields
Idaho
James Creswell
W. L. Thompson
Commercial National Bank
Anna Shea
St. Anthony's Hospital
C. B. Reynolds
Kearney
Neb
S&s. George
Faye Bartholomew
Heppner
F. R. Peale
Hermiston
J. W. Maloney
Savings Bank
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge Finance Committee
F. H. Gritman
Gritman Brothers
Umatilla
John Knight
Cooley
Cold Springs
G. M. Jackson
Spokane
Canadian Pacific Railway
St. Paul's Brotherhood
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
National Bank Act
Horse Man
Tocated
H. EF. Bickers
Federal Court of Oregon
Baseball League
Senator Latimer
South Carolina Statesman
Hulse
Tennessee Singers
Republican Party
Geo. W. Bradley
C. A. Barrett
Horace Walker
A. H. Sunderman
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Henneman’s Cigar Store
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