Local notices and shop ads from a 1908 St. Joe page
A dense mix of missing phrases and storefront ads showing farm loans at Castle's, clothing and smoking goods at Patton's old stand, Daily Journal at Frasier's bookstore, and sale items at Rich news stand and Hotel Port building on Main. Also listings for candy, nuts, fresh cow stock, groceries, and clothing services, plus job notices, a kitchen cook wanted, and Dr King’s New Life Pills praised for curing headaches.
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Arti- Patton
Daily Journal
Frasier
Tore, Maloy
Teutach's
Teutsch’s
Grats’s
Noerger's
Teutsch
Delta
Swift
Standard
St. Joe
Hobach
Johnson Street
Court
Umatilla
Jung Jack
Weston Wood Dealers Change Hands in Major Sale
Lewis Ragle, longtime Weston gardener, was taken to Pendleton county hospital after illness. P. P. Collier & Co. bought W. W. Allen & Co. interests in the wood and coal trade and secured 1000 to 1600 cords of dry mountain wood. Collier now offers prompt wood supply in any amount. A humorous note from The Foun…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Ragle
Weston
Pendleton
P. P. Collier & Co
W. W. Allen & Co
Gollier & Co
Inland Irrigation Company Formed in Umatilla County
Papers filed with the county clerk this morning form Inland Irrigation Company a new corporation in Umatilla county. C E Macomber J B McDill and J B Despain filed the papers. Capital stock is fixed at 000 with shares valued at 100 each. The object is to build and operate irrigation ditches in the state but a specific locality is not named.
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Inland Irrigation Company
Umatilla
C. E. Macomber
J. B. McDill
J. B. Despain
Privileged Classes Quote From PMshop Potter
A quotation attacks privilege under a government system that supposedly serves all, noting how clubs hotels and fashionable restaurants cater to elites while common wearers cannot afford similar access. The line critiques social disparities across public spaces.
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Pmshop Potter
Woman of Woodcraft organizer heads to Weston
Mrs Eien Porter, a special organizer for the Women of Woodcraft from the city, has gone to Weston to assist for a few days. A public hall event is listed at Muale Hall on Friday January 16, 1903 with Kirkmen's big orchestra, Pendleton Circle 527, W O W.
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Eien Porter
Women of Woodcraft
Weston
Coly
Baker Democrat
Grand Public Hall
Muale Hall
Kirkmen's Big Orchestra
Pendleton Circle
Irrigation Committees Press Publication Delay
Secretary James M. Moore of the Oregon Irrigation Association reports letters from county committees formed after a Portland convention. The group plans to publish proceedings and send copies to Washington engineers, but several counties have not yet sent full reports, delaying the book. A separate quoted dialogue appears from the Boston Transcript.
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James M. Moore
Oregon Irigation Association
Portland
Oregon Daily Journal
United States Engineers
Washington
Oregon
Moore
C. J. Smith
Pendleton
Ben
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Brooklyn
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New Steamship Line
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Antwerp
Peoples Warehouse
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Carrie
Boston Transcript
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Boynton
Chicago
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Alta
Webb
Boyton
Geo. Phillips
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Crowner Bros Telephone
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