City Brevities From East Oregonian Advertisements
A compilation of small ads and notices: chimney sweep services, Demott's selling White Haviland china and dry wood, Minnis seeds and wood, rental inquiries for cottages and furnished rooms, East Oregonian office contact for inquiries, transfer work by Stansberry and Milne, rooms for rent, hardware paints and varnishes by Goodman Hardware Co, Varnolac finishes, sale of a Singer sewing machine, Petaluma incubators, lost jewelry notices, plows for sale, Stein Bloch clothing promotion, gold belt buckle reward, footwear offerings at Alexander Dept Store, Barry Rose potatoes at Clark's Grocery, sign painting lessons, advance spring and summer saltes at Alexander Dept. Store, show window displays.
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Stansberry & Milne
East Oregonian
Goodman Hardware Co
Singer
South Malin
Haviland
Demott'a
Gidion Brown
Madison Street
Pendleton
Oregon
Stein Bloch
Alexander Department Store
Mra
Thomas Warner
Alexander Dept
Bond Bros show stock at annex not entire inventory
Morning reports claimed Bond Bros closed out all clothing but the annex display three doors south of their store in the former Tatum’s Electric bakery room. They disposed only old patterns leaving new men’s wear on hand, with lines larger and more up to date than before. Also mentions Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh and a druggist sale.
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Bond Bros
Faet
Tatum
Electric Bakery
Ely
Ifc
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Mrs Selkirk Norton Recital Tickets On Sale Now
Tickets for Mrs Selkirk Norton’s recital at Mrs W F Matlock’s home are available next Monday evening March 2 at Pendleton Drug Co.
Beck demands settlement at Livermore & Bickers office
In a concise notice BECK states that all books and accounts are in the hands of Livermore and Bickers for settlement. He urges any indebted individuals to call at their office and make payment at once. The message provides no further details on amounts or dates.
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Livermore & Bickers
Ones
Plumbing goods and tools for sale at 126 East Court Street
Ill health forces sale of stock of plumbing goods and tools at 126 East Court Street. For particulars inquire at Livermore and Bickers.
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East Court Street
Livermore & Bickers
Local visitors trade notes and farewells in Pendleton city
A long list of visiting businessmen and residents pass through Pendleton. Fr A Berlin of Athena, William Lloyd of Milton, W ER Struthers of Nye, and others are in the city on trading trips or brief visits. Several plan departures for Hermiston, Walla Walla, or Portland to marry, work, or attend events. Local officials, a realtor, and mine agent C Teel of Echo are among those noted, with Mrs. Dodd visiting Hermiston and Mrs. Myers returning from Athena after a funeral.
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Fr. A. Berlin
Athena
William Lloyd
Milton
W. ER. Struthers
Nye
W. ER
Mothers of
Holdman
C. Teel
Echo
George Roberts
Hermiston
J. M. Cornelison
Tutullla
B. P. Dodd
R. Alexander
H. G. Hurlburt
Dover Tutor Accused of Cruel Tongue Punishment
Miss Clara Sterling, 24, assistant matron at the Tuscarawas county children’s home in Canal Dover Ohio, is charged with driving a tack through a 10 year old inmate’s tongue after forcing him to place it on a chair. Humane Officer Jackson swore out the warrant. Sterling reportedly admitted the act before witnesses. The boy is under care of Dr. C D Helting in New Philadelphia. Sterling faces arrest and possible jail time.
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Canal Dover
Tuskarawas County
Clara Sterling
Debenbacher
Jackson
C. D. Helting
New Philadelphia
Miss Sterling
Stringer
R. W. Chapman
Misa Sterling
Chapman
Wwe
Long Beach
Cal
Pine Fruit Prospects From Snake River Orchards
Weldon Wilson of the Lewiston Teller reports that orchards along the Snake River are set for the season’s largest fruit crop. He says the winter was uniform, buds are healthy, and no damage has occurred yet though late frosts could alter plans.
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Snake River
Weldon Wilson
Lewixton Teller
Presbyterian Church Notes Prominent Prayer Meeting Topic
The Presbyterian church holds a prayer meeting tonight on What to do with your talent. The lesson is from Matt 26 14 40. A conference on advanced Bible study follows to bolster regular Sabbath school classes. Tomorrow at 4 Brotherhood banquet for men with an after dinner program. Next Sabbath sermon titled The Presbyterian Church and the Amusement Question.
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Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood
Mrs Angel and Daughter Visit Pendleton Family Ties
Mrs S M Angell sister of A W Nye and her daughter Mrs Gebbart were guests of Mr and Mrs Nye. They left for Hot Lake last night and will return to the city in about two weeks for a short stay. They reside in Ritzville Washington and Mrs Angell once lived in Pendleton.
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Charles Myers
Athena
Frank Henle
J. F. Johnson
Third Street
Dr. H. Upton
Jens Gleton
Dr. Upton
Chieng
Bank
la Grande Star
A. Bechtel
Kirwin
Kansas
C. P. Strain
Oregon
S. M. Angel
A. W Nye
Gebbart
Holland's 6.59 Million Population and One Million Earners
A report notes Holland's population of 6,590,000 and its wage earning workforce reaching 1,000,000. The figures illustrate the scale of employment relative to total residents and hint at economic conditions impacting the nation.
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Holland
New California Worm Pest Strikes Grass and Roots
Berkeley reports from the state university agriculture department describe damage across California from a crane fly larvae pest that destroys grass and grain roots. No remedy exists yet, and experts fear recurring outbreaks may be unlikely, though this season’s impact is substantial.
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Berkeley
Cal
Department of Agriculture
The
State University
Marysville
Maripcossa
San Joaquin
Sacramento
Nez Perce minister plans chapel bell and tower work
Rev. E. J. Conner of the Tutulla Indian mission visits the city to arrange placing a new bell on the chapel. Contracts for a new tower and a trumpet inside the chapel will be set soon, with about $450 to be spent on improvements this spring.
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E. J. Conner
Nez Perce
Kicked in Face by Horse Endangers Little Boy
The four year old son of Mr and Mrs H C Ball north of the railroad track narrowly escaped serious injury when running behind a horse and grabbing its tail. The animal kicked the side of the boy’s face, causing a deep gash. Dr Hall sewed the wound with several stitches. It was deemed miraculous he avoided a direct facial blow that could have been fatal.
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H. C. Ball
The
la Grande Star
Hall
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of New
Gardiess
Teutsch’s Dept Store
Demott’s
Rowe
Demott'’s
Minnis
Goodman Hardwire Co
Qfiuin Street
Barry Rose
Clark's Grocery
Main Street
F. R. Peale
Lane
Salta
Anticle
Nasil
Por
Koebppens
Oliver P. Morton
Gert D. Smith
Denny Dulla
Goldfield
Walla Walla
W. T. Shaw
Freewater
R. L. Oliver
Eh. N. Oliver
W. C. Gibbs
Bowman
la Grande Observer
Homer Reeves
Wallace Childers
Welser
Idaho
Childers
Butte
Sheriff Childers
New California
Resources
First National Bank
Pendleton, Orecon
Chiki
Millo Mod
Jeska
Woman of the Hour
Hotel Bowman
the Fair Dep’t. Store