Sunny Brevities and Winter Millinery Plots
A string of brief notices describes catalog items from Boston Store and Teutech's, candy shops, and clothing cleaning services. It mentions job ads, milk routes for sale, and local railway excursion fares for Northwest fruitgrowers and livestock associations with dates in January 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Woolgrowers
Portland
Northwest Fruitgrowers’ Association
National Livestock Association
Lmit
Cialon
F. F Wamsley
Dynamite Works Explosion Shocks Hayle Cornwall
A serious explosion at the government dynamite works in Hayle Cornwall this morning killed four workers and injured several others. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities investigate the blast and assess damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hayle
Cornwall
Severn
Commercial Association Called For Tonight’s Session
Important business will come before the Commercial Association at 8 o'clock tonight at the association rooms. Officers for the coming term will be elected. Promoters of the Molero School of Commerce will attend with a plan to enlist support from business leaders and citizens for moral and financial backing. Also notes on embroidery supplies and stamped linen goods by The Peoples Warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Association
Molero School of Commerce
Associaton
Personal Visitors Citywide Tour Report
Jamey McGarty of Echo and JA McGarty of Pun Cheton visited the city today. C B Redfield of Heppner and Lytton Ivanhoe of Laurande were in for business. Theo Hoberteen of Helly, Mra Hadley of Baker City, A J Kelly of Milton, and Dr C J Smith attended short business or medical visits. Judge Henry H Hewitt of Albany was in for brief business. Miss Minn Glenn of Summerville visited en route to Weston. Dr W G Cole called to Walla Walla for a surgical case and will return tonight. Victor Hunsiker of Ludwigs & Hunziker returned home after visiting his brother L Hunsiker. Mrs Charlie Brownfield and her daughter left for Portland to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamey McGarty
Echo
JA. McGarty
C. B Redfield
Heppner
Lytton Ivanhoe
Laurande
Theo Hoberteen
Helly
Mra
Mr. Hadley
Baker City
A. J Kelly
Milton
Pendleton
C. J. Smith
Henry H. Hewitt
Albany
Minn Glenn
Summerville
Weston
W. G. Cole
Walla Walla
Walla Walla Hospital
Victor Hunsiker
Ludwigs & Hunziker
L. Hunsiker
Charlies S. Brownfield
Portland
Utah Sheep Carriers Sell Rambouillet Flock to Dayton Man
Hanson of Colliston Crab shipped 80 registered Rambouillet sheep to RK Jackson of Dayton Washington. The sale includes ram lambs and ewes with plans to expand trade at Oregon meetings. Hanson to attend National Livestock Association session in Port Law? and seek Utah delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Colliston
RK. A. Jackson
Dayton
Wash
Hannen
Jackson
Oragam
Portlaw
National Livestock Association
Utah
Lone
Illinois Dairymen Open Spring Convention in Greenville
Representatives from across Illinois dairy regions attend the opening of the Illinois Dairymen's Association convention in Greenville. May or Bernard Pe Malin gave a welcome, Irwin Nowlay of Toulon spoke for visitors, and Joseph Newman of Elgin presided. Topics covered cow care, milk care and testing herds. The event features expert exhibit criticism and runs through tomorrow. Royal Sawtell, moving to Louie Hountiker jewelers, is expected to arrive soon to start work in the city. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mudgett from Sanborn, North Dakota, are visiting C. A. Cameron. Audra Dutton returned from Dayton. H. E. Bickers won a piano contest at Alexander Department Store and plans to place the prize at Hotel Bickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Illinois Dairymen's Association
Bernard Pe Malin
Irwin Nowlay
Toulon
Joseph Newman
Elgin
Aesocation
Segalon
Tullie Defrees
Clarence J. Dorsey
A.J. Glover
Iinole College
North Dakota
G. C. Mudgett
Sanborn
N. D
Mere C. A. Cameron
Two Indians Arrested After Drinking In Cold Night
Two Indian men were beer and fire water intoxicated and jailed for the night. One paid a $6 fine, the other was broke and jailed with a black inmate serving a week. AW Connett of Beattle visits the city representing Woodmen of the World and once taught here while studying law. A Denver murder case note references 103. The killer was captured in 17 instances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Connett
AW. Connett
Beattle
Mr. Connett
A.ny
Toonke
Denver
Isolated Thunder district news reports strong outlook
New from Thunder indicates high living costs and ample supplies for miners. Outlook praised by L L Wayland and W W Stathings, with winter development planned. Flour at 10 dollars per sack bacon 1 cent per pound and other basics cited amid shortages feared after heavy snowfall. Dewey and Sunnyeide mines report active crews and promising tunnel progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. A. Wayland
Thundersfountain
Dewey
Sunnyeide
Law Abbot
Bible Study Institute At Whitman In Midwinter
Whitman College hosts the first annual Bible Study Institute January 7 to 9 under YMCA auspices inviting delegates from Pendleton Academy Weston Normal Milton College and other Inland Empire colleges. O R & N offers reduced travel rates as delegates plan to learn and engage with the work. basketball games accompany the program and speakers include Reno Hutchinson W Merritt A J Fleming and L Penrose with events at Reynolds Ball and Conan Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman College
Imuler
Young Men's Christian Association
Pendleton Academy
Feam
Academy
William F Laing
James K. Thompson
Herbert Boereh
Horace Cheney
J. Peebler
EB Waffle
Arleigh Russell
Lindsay Conner
Roy Petland
Willian Howard
Bart Yates
Win Wright
Hopper
Brote
Portland
YMCA
Stone
Inland Empire
Bible Institute
Umatilla County
Whitman
Gret Institute
Reno Hutchinson
Christ
W. Merritt
HK. Hutchinson
Morning Watch
A. J. Fleming
Dan Polling
Dallas College
Allen
Seattle
Wash
Cooference
Reno Hutchingon
D. Graham Whitman
Reynolds Ball
Oong
Wo Mer
May Succeed Bart as Head of Railroads
A. L. Mohler, president of the R. & N. S N, may be promoted to the presidency of the Union Pacific after Hart's resignation. Mohler’s long railroad career includes roles from station agent to general manager with major lines, and his leadership is cited as driving the growth of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation and its successors. Reports note UP’s offer and Harriman’s disagreement over piece work as context for the possible switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Mohler
R. & Nsn
Union Pacific
Horace G. Hart
Yosterday
Portland
Wart
noMaly Ae
Gould Road
Spokane
Mobler
Chicagn
Northwestern
Moller
Irelahe Agont
AIA
Burlington
Cellar Rapils & Northern
St. Paul
Minneapolla
Manitoba
Great Northern
Canvn
Maniger
Minneapolia & St. Louis
Port Lnd
Mohler
Raatero
Henetatore
OR & N
Bort Arowe
Harriman
Tivrt
Raf Pond
Vice-President Stillman Honored by Oregon Find and Game
At a Portland meeting of the Oregon Find and Game Association BH J Stillman was named vice-president. Other officers named include President A Panton, Secretary A K Gebhart, Treasurer Jobo Crew. A revival service at South Methodist Church drew a large congregation and will continue through the week with Rev G W Compton of La Grande conducting the evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Find and Game Association
Portland
BH. J. Stillman
Aswooin
A. ©. Panton
A .K. Gebhart
Jobo Crew
Alt South Methodist Church
The
South Methodist Church
Wek
G. W. Compton
la Grande
Unclear health claim snippet from old text
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a cold cure, laxative products, and a garbled signature. The readable parts imply a one day remedy claim and reference to Grove, but key names and dates are missing. No verifiable event or person outcome can be established from the fragment.
Freight rush to Buffalo Humploads of freight on road
One hundred thousand pounds of freight head to the Hump with Frank Brown leading 26 four horse teams. A stamp mill and equipment for Jumbo and Cracker Jack move to the mountains as roads improve. Snow routes gain popularity for freighters despite rough terrain and weather uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Chile
Grangeville
Fish Distribution to Umatilla from Government Hatcheries
H J Stillman received a letter from George M Bowers United States commissioner of fish and tables stating the department's association of the city will be shipped a consignment of trout during the season of 14. The association will be notified in time for members to take proper measures for the distribution and protection after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
H. J. Stillman
George M. Bowers
United States
Fab and Taborles
Apartamen
Improvement at Sarigon Brings New Settlers to Stokes
Civil engineer Whurlbuet of Stoked Land and Water reports many new settlers moving into Morrow County. They bring cattle, implements, and household goods to settle on irrigated tracts purchased from the company at Stoke or Irrigon. Hurlburt notes similar snow depths at Echo and Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokes
Colombia
Whurlbuet
Stoked Land and Water Company
Morrow County
Stoke
Hurlburt
Echoaw
Pendleton
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Feteuisch's
Gig
Cor. Main
Alta
Martin
Boston
Ratore
Court Street
Kennedy's
Gloria
St George
Dutton Candy
Joerger
West Court Wrod
Sloin Bloch
Epquire
Fechier Se
Raley
James Brown
Ecly Recorder
Idos
UT Glass
Peoples
Eppens
Price
A.C. Koeppen & Brothers
CAR OF
Hansen
Illinois Dairymen
Butter and Cheese Men
Royal Sawtell
Royal Mo Sawtell
George BK. Dodson
Wading
Louie Hountiker
Thie City
Mr. Sawtell
Thia City
Minx Audra Dutton
Bickers Hotel
Lors
H. E. Bickers
Alexander Department Store
Bickers
Base Institute
Weston Normal
Milton College
Del
Joan Garket
W.aberritt
Lhie
Conanchurch
L. Penrose
Tel Addrens
Parmelor
Htt
Bart
L. Mohler
Hie
Stillman
State Association
W.L. Douglas
Buffalo Hump
Kinning
Sarigon
Frederick Nolf
W. & Columbia River
Carkomdil Loin
Walter's
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