Hermiston Notes on Street Improvements and Growth
Hermiston continues preparations for street grades with concrete center monuments planned on Gudra avenue. City Engineer Warren aims to survey tree lines and plant a future nursery with hot houses, budgeting 25 000 to 30 000 dollars. Lectures by Prof L Smith of Spokane engage Fruit Growers Union members at the Hermiston Mercantile hall.
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Hermiston
Oregon
W. A. Warren
Gudra Avenue
Warren
F. J. Prann
Cresco
Hee
Ape
L Smith
Spokane
Hermiston Mercantile Hal
Washington Cured by Arnica Salve After Suffering
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas lay bedridden five weeks as blood poison from a spider bite produced deep leg sores. Three doctors failed to help until Bucklen's Arnica Salve completely cured him, offering relief for eczema boils burns and pries supreme at Tallman & Co. Pendleton Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bucklen
John Washington
Bosqueville
Tex
Tallman & Co
Pendleton
Oregon
High School Girls Win Over Pendleton Academy 17 to 2
In a Commercial club gym game last night the high school girls defeated Pendleton Academy 17 to 2. The halftime was 7 to 1, then a strong second half pushed the Hill team ahead, with only one free throw scored by the Academy. Nondk Johnson led the winners and Mine Young starred for Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Academy
Commercial Club
Academy
Lame Shoulder Relieved by Liniment Treatment
A historic note promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for muscular rheumatism. It claims no internal treatment is needed, advises applying three times daily, and asserts a quick cure, noting the liniment has proven valuable for muscular chronic rheumatism and available through dealers.
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Chamberlain
For Sale Cheap Two Delivery Horses
A brief notice offers two good delivery horses for sale as the seller plans to leave the city. The note suggests contacting Power's Dairy or asking the driver for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Power
University of Oregon students vote salaries for Oregon Weekly
At a University of Oregon student meeting an amendment set salaries for the Oregon Weekly editor in chief at 1590 per year and 75 for the weekly manager. The move is funded by the paper's strong finances. Dean Goodman serves as business manager. An athletics emblems rule change was approved and a graduate to manage athletics may be decided later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Eugene
Oregon Weekly
Dean Goodman
Pendleton
Lorimer Family Injuries Mark Week Of Accidents
The Lorimer family, all employed in the clothing and dry cleaning sector, suffered injuries this week. F. Om Lorimer lost the index finger of his left hand when a wood chopping stick struck the handle and blade. A physician removed the finger. Another brother, in Idaho, was burned beyond recognition by an explosion at his cleaning business but is expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.om. Lorimer
Dalles
Tun
Idaho
Wireless Investment Opportunity at Washington Legislation
United Wireless Telegraph Co. announces W. A. Seale at Hotel Bowman offering shares at 25 dollars. A new law requiring wireless equipment on passenger ships over 1000 tons is expected to drive rapid stock gains. A gilt edged investment worth pursuing immediately.
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United Wireless Telegraph Company
W. A. Seale
Bowman Company
Washington
Vey Property for Sale in Pendleton and Echo Oregon
For sale the Antone Vey residence on West Webb street Pendleton and the lower Butter creek Vey ranch with sheep cattle horses and machinery. Will sell on an easy payment plan. For further particulars address Antone Vey Echo Oregon.
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Antone Vey
West Webb Street
Pendleton
Lower
Butter Creek Vey
Echo
Ore
In a Safe Place Prison Exchange Quip
A prison keeper boasts of a inmate who never attempted escape. A visitor asks the reason, and the keeper replies with a cocked eyebrow that the man is jailed for Bizamy, Bohemlam.
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Bizamy
Bohemlam
East Oregonian Item Description
In the East Oregonian I's 2, a brief item appears describing a local event or notice with readable fragments. The text references a community page or section, noting dates and names in passing while omitting full context.
Picture of Jack Blane shown as hero sparks doubt
Pendleton February 27 1909 a letter asks if the moving picture of wireless operator Jack Blane from the Republic is a genuine image or a staged portrayal. The writer questions whether the depicted man is truly the hero claimed and notes the cigarette smoking and the American smile as features in the frame.
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Cc. JN
Pendleton
Oregon
Jack Blane
Republic
Pastime theater announces best pictures and prizes
Locals report Pastime theater offering new and lively pictures with best prizes. J B Halley is the express contact and Welch's cigar store handles orders. For sale spans three-year-old males through W M Goodnight Pendleton Oregon. Kennedy's Orchestra to furnish music for all occasions. Former Grand theatre orchestra now Kennedy's. Sorrel horse for sale, six years old, 1000 to 1100 pounds, driver and saddle horse, inquire Miles Kemler or P Q O Box 201 Pendleton Oregon.
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J. B. Halley
Express
Welch
Saile
W. M. Goodnight
Pendleton
Oregon
Miles Kemler
McKay Creek
Rural Diplomacy in a Judge's Wisecrack
A humorous court-room remark shows a judge quipping about a neighbor overcharging for a jug, noting the three gallons in a two-gallon container. The exchange captures rustic legal banter and local color in a compact courtroom moment.
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