City Briefities R and M ice and wood sale
Short notices list dry firewood from Minnis, bakery bread wagon, nursing room rentals, transfer work by Stansbery and Mline, and employment asks. Also ads for hair treatment, sewing machines, hardware goods, and a land investment offer aiming to entice investors with quick profit.
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Stansbery & Mline
Baker & Folsom's
Kutter
Goodman Hardware Co
Mia
Anna Selkirk Norton
Schmidt
Studebaker
East Oregonian
Addrem 8
Golden Rule Hotel
Hiawatha
Tte
Tallman & Co
Eldridge
Care East Oregonian
Simple Remedy for La Grippe and Coughs
A vintage ad-style note promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy for la grippe and la grippe coughs, claiming it stops coughing and strengthens the lungs to prevent pneumonia. It warns against substitutes and cites Pendleton Drug Co as the seller.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Portland School Census Shows City Population at 36457
The Oregon Daily Journal reports Portland and Multnomah county school populations total 36457, with district No 1 at 32404. Census taken under new law at Nov 26. February counts previously used. Growth slower than 1907 but higher in city than county.
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Multnomah County
Oregon Daily Journal
Censon
Portland
Good Fellowship Club Social at Presbyterian Church
The Good Fellowship club of the Presbyterian church held an informal gathering after Mrs. Norton's concert last evening in the church lecture room. A social hour and refreshments followed. The Good Fellowship quartet consisting of C. EB Fisher Charles Hill Claude Hale and Samuel Thompson performed two selections.
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Good Fellowship Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Norton
Good Fellowship
C. Eb, Fisher
Charles Hill
Claude Hale
Samuel Thompson
Farm Implement Advertised In The Dalles Invention
Advertisement touts a newly invented farm implement by Co. W. Barxee of The Dalles. It will be exhibited in this city and featured in the Weekly East Oregonian. Farmers are urged to investigate its efficiency and usefulness on the farm.
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Co. W. Barxee
Dalles
East Oregonian
Store and office room for rent at corner
Fine store and office room for rent located at the corner of the East Oregonian building. Enquire this office. Read the East Oregonian.
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East Oregonian Building
Multiple City Visiters Show Local Business Interest
A long list of visitors and locals with business and study aims travel through Hermiston and nearby towns. Bowman of the Fair store, M. 8. Kern, Wells of Meacham, and Dougina Belts are among those stopping for brief business.
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N, Bowman
the Fair Store
Hermiston
Kern
T. BE
Wells
Meacham
Temporary Police Changes Amid Illness At Patrols
During Marshal Gurdane's illness, John Kearney moves to day work assisting Officer Sheer while his night shift is covered by L. K. Cartwright. Kearney recently returned after a sick list and resumed duty a few days ago.
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George Ayre
Ontario
Dayton
Wash
Luia R. Lorenz
Oregon Daily Journal
East Oregonian
B. F. McGuire
Marshal, Lrd
E. H. Stark
MecGuire
Oregon
G. M. Rice
First National Bank
Portland
Marshal Gurdane
John Kearney
Officer Sheer
L. K. Cartwright
Kearney
Boundary Board Session Debates Vinson District Change
This forenoon a session of the district boundary board was held to rise ten to arguments in the boundary dispute that has arisen out of the Vinson district. A change in the boundary was proposed but is being resisted by some residents of that section.
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Vinson
Juvenile Court Sessions Trial First Here
This afternoon Judge Gilli land presides over a juvenile court session to test the juvenile system's effects. Two youths charged with stealing are the subjects of the meeting, marking the first enforcement of the juvenile idea in this location.
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Gilliland
Reverend Quinney to Attend Episcopal Clergy Meeting in Oregon
The Rev. Charles Quinney of the Church of the Redeemer will depart for La Grande on Monday to participate in a meeting of the Episcopal clergy of eastern Oregon, scheduled for Tuesday next.
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Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
la Grande
Episcopal Clergy
Oregon
Lee D Drake Receives Gold Medal From Hose Company No 4
Pendleton assistant fire chief Lee D Drake is presented with a gold medal as a keepsake from Hose Company No 4, the group he serves with.
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Lee D. Drake
Pendleton
Six witnesses summoned in Thaw case for Monday
New York witnesses summoned to testify on the Stanford White killing. Six witnesses will appear Monday as the state reserves most of its evidence for rebuttal.
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New York
Stanford White
Harry K. Thaw
Lost Check Issued by Newport & Son at First National Bank
Lost check for 17 dollars payable to J P Sullivan, drawn on First National Bank. Return to Sullivan autoon for reward.
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First National Bank
Newport & Son
J.P. Sullivan
Sullivan Autoon
Conductor Norris Reinstated to Pilot Rock Run
Conductor Charles H. Norris of the Pendleton Huntington line is reinstated after an inquiry found no ground for dismissal. He will begin the Pilot Rock run, having previously been reassigned after an incident involving a baggage car gas jet. Mrs Norris accompanied him from La Grande. Pendleton Drug Co notes Foley's Honey and Tar remains safe under the National Pure Food and Drug Law.
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Charles H. Norris
Pendleton-Huntington
Pilot Rock
Norris
la Grande
Norrist
Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Child Died After Illness in Freewater
Verne Johnson, 11, son of Mr and Mrs William Johnson of Freewater, died Thursday night after a bout with inflammatory rheumatism. Funeral held at Presbyterian church in Freewater this afternoon.
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Verne
William Johnson
Freewater
Presbyterian Church
An Innocent Sinner Delights Pendleton Audience
The Streeter Bryan company stages An Innocent Sinner at the Oregon for the second and last time this evening. Miss Bryan as Hilda Beckman delivers a standout emotional performance, with Streeter as Tom Bridges and strong support from Weeks Terry and Hadley. The production earns high praise for realism and home life, before Hal Reid's Roanoke opens Sunday night.
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The
Oregon
Streeter-Bryan
Pendleton
Miss Bryan
Hilda Beckman
Streeter
Tom Bridges
Terry
Mr. Hadley
Doc Jacobs
Hal Reid
Roanoke
the Oregon
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claim
Catarrh cannot be cured with local application as it is a blood or constitutional disease. Internal remedies are needed. Hall's Catarrh Cure, prescribed by a top physician, acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Aimed as a regular prescription a blend of tonics and blood purifiers. Send for testimonials. price 75 cents. Hall's Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Chenry & CO
Props
Toledo
Hall
First Christian Church Weekly Services Schedule
The church invites all to Bible school at 9 45 a m with a Systematic series led by W F Taylor. Bible study follows at 11 a m with communion and preaching. Junior Endeavor Mission Band meet at 3 p m and Young People's society at 6 30 p m. Evening preaching at 7 30 by Wilson and Lintt starting Sunday.
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W. F. Taylor
Young People's Society
Ps. I. Matt
Wilson
Lintt
Cleanly Woman Misconceptions on Dandruff Cure
A column refutes the belief that scalp scrubbing cures dandruff while noting that only a dandruff germ killer such as Nowbro's Herpicide can stop dandruff. The ad promotes Herpicide with sample offers and lists Bell leading druggists, The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan, and A C Koeppen & Bros.
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Nowbro
Nature
Bell
Herpiciie
Netroft
Mich
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Campbell's Millinery
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Lee Drake
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Dougina Belts
Pilou
J. T. Huston
Long Creek
A. Lowell
J. P. Winter
Canyon City
M. J. Hartman
Miss Hartman
Davenport
Greiner
Oregon Lumber Yard
Holdman
Harry Pinkerton
federal #tech Inspection service
Morrow County
Ole Arnspiger
U. of O
Eugene
George Ellis
Athena
Baker City
Ellis
M. J. Crandall
la Grande Observer
John Dickson
Dean Goodman
Edgar Smith
University of Oregon
W. H. Musselman
Umatilla
Moses H. Thompson
Soldiers
Los Angeles
Boundary Board
R. U
H. Norris
Pilot Hock Run
Freewner
First Christian Church
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Empire Meat CO
Florsheim
Sorosis and Seigler Bros
Buster Brown
the Alexander Department Store
Morrie B. Streeter
Streeter Bryan Stock Co
Sun
Hall Reid
Pendleton Drug Company
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Bond Brothers