City Brevities from East Oregonian Short Notices
A mosaic of small ads and notices from the East Oregonian includes chimney sweep and phone 2711, Fresh fish at Central Meat Market and Minnis dry wood, unfurnished rooms for rent at the East Oregonian office, Domott’s fresh produce, transfer services by Stansberry & Milne, two store and office rooms for rent, hardware and varnish offers, a lost gold belt buckle with reward, farm equipment for sale, Stein Bloch clothing window tease, new footwear at Alexander Dept Store, Barry Rose seed potatoes at Clark’s Grocery, and a stock update remark about limited quantity.
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Central Meat Market
East Oregonian
Domott's
Stansberry & Milne
Goodman Hardware Co
Dement
Alexander Dept
Barry Rose
Clark's Grocery
Main Street
Star Theater to Open Burlesque Show With Seattle Talent
The Star theater will open with a fine burlesque show tomorrow night featuring artists from Seattle. Peggy From Paris and many new burlesques will be seen. The management has secured new scenery and plans a first class show with moving pictures and songs. Two performances each evening.
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Star Theater
Seattle
Peggy
Paris
Dime Theater Draws Crowd with New Attractions
The Dime shows strong attendance as a fine Indian scene and "Jack the Kisser" headline the program. Illustrated songs are fresh and current. A further program change occurred today and will recur Sunday, with today tomorrow and Sunday delivering exceptionally good attractions.
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Jack the Kisser
Eagle Show Shop Presents Latest Moving Pictures
The Eagle Show Shop features new attractions including The Corsican Daughter A Square Deal The End of the Bad Man and others The program continues until tomorrow with another change expected.
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Eagle Show Shop
Corsicenn
Ely's Cream Balm Establishes Health Remedy Stalwart
Ely's Cream Balm has earned trusted status in thousands of homes nationwide. It sits in the family medicine closet as a reliable remedy for nascent colds, providing immediate relief. A day or two of treatment can halt a cold before it becomes chronic and develops into catarrh.
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Ely
Tennessee Jubilee Singers at M I E church tonight
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers perform a full program at M I E church with tickets 25 cents at all drug stores. The concert starts promptly at 8 16 p m and features students from the high school and academy.
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Tennessee Jubilee Singers
M. IE
Notice of debt settlement by Fred Weber
Public notice from Fred Weber stating he has disposed of his implement store in the city and requests all indebted parties to call and settle their accounts at once.
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Fred Weber
Five men can down a flow but nine manage tiger
Five men can tackle the flow while nine oversee the tiger task, signaling a shift in manpower requirements. The balance highlights differing demands for control and supervision in the operation. Local sources note a change in crew composition for efficiency.
Personal mentions fill city pages with visitors and travels
A flurry of brief notes lists visitors and travelers in the area. J E Herndon and EB Cochran arrive for brief business, Walter Pierce travels to Walla Walla, Miss Bernice Ruppe visits Echo, E Schroy of Fossil comes in, Charles Carter journeys to Portland, W A Fargo hosts a stay at the Golden Rule, and many others are noted from Milton to Pendleton.
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J. E. Herndon
Freewater
Co. EB. Cochran
la Grande
Walter M. Pierce
Walla Walla
Bernice Ruppe
Echo
Charles Carter
Portland
W. A. Fargo
Salt Lake
Clara Porter
Dave Lavender
Weston
W. F. Hendricks
Bowman
E. A. Kent
Pete Tillson
Umatilla
Fred W. Hendley
Milton
Mise Mamie Rippey
Echo Public School
William #ollons
Oregon
George
O'Conner
Northern Pacific
St. George
Claud Steen
Umatilla County
M. S. Kern
Pendleton
Prairie City
Bakey
Tennessee Singers at Methodist Church This Evening
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers performed to a near full Methodist church last evening and will present a changed program tonight. The seven member colored troupe features strong male voices. Rev. C. F. Clapp of Forest Grove will preach at the First Congregational Church next Sunday morning, a noted Congregational minister in the state. All are invited to attend.
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Tennessee Singers
Methodist Church
Tennessee Jubilee Singers
C. FP. Clapp
Forest Grove
First Congregational Church
Baker City Officials Seek Men Who Fail to Support Families
Baker City officials report a law allows county and circuit courts to confine men who refuse to support wives and children for 40 days to a year. Courts can force work on roads and pay families 1.60 per day, with release upon compliance. Local cases loom as officials warn men loafing and spending family earnings on liquor risk enforcement.
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Baker City
Portland
Peculiar ordeal of railroad veteran in woods near Lester
Tacoma Feb 21 A Northern Pacific engineer C H Hoffman who lost a wooden leg in a cunning bear trap hidden by leaves and snow. He jammed his artificial limb into the trap while traversing the woods near Lester. After an hour of struggle he cried for help and was found nearly frozen.
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Washington
C. H. Cavanaugh
Hoffman
Modder River
Tacoma
C. H. Hoffman
Northern Pacific
Lester
Winkler
Georgia Whiskey Toast Echoes Past Colonels Fading
An Atlanta Constitution verse laments the last jug of bourbon fading from memory as colonels who tapped it are gone. No ghosts of cocktails or old friends remain to toast “Here's lookin’ at you” in this nostalgic reflection.
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Stella Matthews
Pilot Rock
Jack O'Brien
Walla Walla
Commercial Association
Thomas Mountain
A. Kunkel
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Atlanta Constitution
Fish Warden Not Ousted Van Dusen Retains Post
Salem February meeting of the state board considered electing a new master fish warden to replace H G Van Dusen. Governor Chamberlain urged immediate election while Secretary of State Benson and State Treasurer Steele favored tabling the motion. The amended motion to table passed two to one.
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van Dusen
Columbia River
Salem
State Board
State House
Chamberlain
H. G. van Dusen
Benson
Steele
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Teutsch’s Dept Store
Demott’s
Teoms Warner
Water Street
Gidion Brown
Madison Street
Stein Bloch
Alexander Department Store
Walkover
Empire Meat CO
the Star
the Dime's Attractions
Jubilee Singers
Koeppens
E. Schroy
Fossil, Wyoming
Anthony
Lestey Hamley
Arthur Means
Will Hanscom
Winslow Bros. Jewelry Store
Philadelphia
John J. Springer
The
Great Northern
W. H. Lyman
Missouri
T. J. Barringer
California
Mr. Lyman
Mr. Barringer
Echo Register
A. G. Saunders
Woodmen of the World
Athena
E. J. Brown
Pacific Paper Company
Boise
Idaho
Will
Mary J. Lincoln
Boston
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Pry
East
Oreronton
Wooden Leg
Geo. W. Bradley
C. A. Barrett
Horace Walker
Georgia
A. H. Sunderman
van Dosen
Florsheim
Oxfords
the Alexander Department Store
Florsheim and Walkover Shoes
Morrie B. Streeter, Lesse
Manager
Byers
Barney
Pendleton Roller Mills
Henneman's Cigar Store
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