City Breeities from The Wonder Store Classified Ads
A collage of small ads listing free giveaway items, rooms for rent, and various services. Notable entries include Talking Machines offered free, rooms for rent on Logan Street and gray bros store, paint and wallpaper providers, embroidery sale, and Montague style millinery bargains. Also notices about real estate and employment offerings with contact cues and phone references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonder
John
Charles Lane & Son
Music Hall
LaDon Block
Charles Tane & Son
Vincent Street
Wonder Steere
Logan Street
Mira, Thompson
Campbells Millinery
Dan Kemler
Gray Bros
Verde
Pendleton
Depot
John Worth
Conneticut event pricing at American Livestock convention
The notice lists a convention at Tenner January 2026 with reduced fare of 40 dollars for the round trip, totaling the round trip. It notes a January 1 date and applies a ticket limit of free tickets already in force, signed by B.C. Smith.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promised For Chilblains Relief
A 19th century ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for chilblains frost bites and related sores. It cites testimonials from John Kemp of East Otis and claims the remedy treats fever sores ulcers piles burns wounds and other skin ailments with guaranteed results available at Tallin & Co’s drug store.
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John Kemp
East Ottefled
Bucklen
Arnica
Hove
Elea
Tallin & Co
Town 3 Planned on North Bank near Umatilla
North Bank railroad spurs new town sites along the Columbia River opposite Umatilla. Plymouth will host a ferry to Umatilla as 340,000 set aside for water supply powers a proposed water system and irrigation. Planned rail station, stores, and homes aim to create a thriving town with river and railroad transport. The piece also contains unrelated notes on water lore and color symbolism.
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North Bank Road
Ries
Umatilla
North Bank
Kilekitat
Liwtitte
Fuente
Seattle
Old Columbia
Kilekitat Valley
Return Limit to California Excursion Tickets Extended
The regular return limit of excursion tickets to California has been extended to six months with a $5 price increase. For information inquire BE. C. Smith, event O WH. & Ny. Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
BE. C. Smith
Pendleton
Doctor killed by patient in Webb City shooting
Arthur Anderson fatally shot Dr. Seredith when the doctor answered a call during a drunken episode. In Boise the Tinho school for the deaf, dumb and blind opened last September and now holds 417 inmates. East Oregonian reports all the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb City
Arthur Anderson
Seredith
Tinho School
Boise
A Rhapsody on My Matton Chop
An excerpt from the Fortnightly Review laments modern breakfast methods. It contrasts primitive, direct killing with deferred, ritualized cooking by proxy, arguing refinement may erode sincerity while noting the table’s macabre theater with flowers and bone frills as disguise.
The Mineral Jade and Its Color Varieties
Jade is a tough, beautiful mineral found mainly in China and valued in white, yellow, and green forms. The rare red variety is extremely scarce and not used in markets. Mohammedans are often employed to locate jade, believed to sense jade locations and shudder when passing over sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Animals and beasts compare footwork and caution in old times
The piece notes goats as the most sure footed native animals able to climb where humans cannot, while horses are clumsy treaders and avoid stepping on people. It recalls cavalry practice to stay still when a trooper is trampled, and praises camels for their caution. It ends with a sale offer: sensational rocker price cuts through Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fh Camel Corps
Local residents and visitors pass through Helix area
Judge G. A. Hartman from Portland visits. Mrs M A Ferguson of Helix tours Pendleton. Several residents and out-of-town guests from Athens Portland Walla Walla The Dalles and Milwaukee arrive or depart for visits business or study with names including Ma nakeen Manasser Hill Caufield Norvell Waffle Campbell and others.
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G. A. Hartman
Portland
M. A. Ferguson
Helix
Pendleton
Fr. Shafer
Fh. W. Henneman H
Porthand
Harry Rees
View
Herbert Manasser
Ed Manakeen
Athens
John F. Hill
Misa Marjorie Caufield
Oregon City
T. F. Montgomery
Maude Davie
Tira
Willie Milne
Pullman
Wash
Washington State College
E. B. Waffle
Medical College
Charles Campbell
Walla Walla
Edgar Norvell
Norvell
Oregon Agricultural College
Special New Year Salem Statesman Issue
Special New Year's edition of the Salem Statesman features 24 pages of information on rates and surrounding country, with photos of Oregon institutions and extensive illustrations. Also notices include Wanted Nice portable furnished rooms at the Hotel Pendleton and a prompt reference to reading the East Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Pendleton
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J. A. Drake
Drake
Louis Hunziker
Malin Street
Plymouth
Indica
Iniles
Philadelphis Necord
East Oregonian
New York
Chriatman
Netel
J. W. Paker
W. H. Kelsey
Boston
James Cole
J. 5. Johnson
Preednan
MacDaniel
W.A. Woodward
City
W. Armatrong
Milton
E. EL Wilkinson
ALN. Chase and Wife
Milwaukee
Gallow Nuke Motel
Ww. M. Fraker Erho
George W. Hendey
W. W. RR
Peal
Navin
Ars. Co. Geal
AL W. Wille
C. W. Wile
the Alexander Department Store
Sorosis
SOK
L Buckner
Pilot Rock
C. W. Patton
Meacham
Harm Behrens
Juniper
Josh Clark
Alba
R. Williams
Starkey
Floyd Wagner
Silver Lake
Jent
Elty
W. F. Grupper
Los Angeles
Adam Foltz
L. Cohoon
J. W. Brown
Bonnieville
H. M. Fischer
Challis
P. P. Sargent
Tacoma
Penbleton
Thomas Nester Portand
I. N. Burgess
Veola Thomneon
Atkingon
Spokane
H. E. True
F. 8. Holmes
R. Harrs
T. B. Killin
Thomas Wilson
The
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Pendleton, Ore
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