City Briefs and Classifieds Include Rentals and Notices
A garbled page of city briefs lists rental offers and notices. Items include close in houses and rooms for rent by John Vert and others, shops advertising half-price goods at Mrs Campbell’s millinery, lost items such as a Scotch stag hound, window glass work by Charles Lane & Son, and various small ads for hotel stays and land rental near Pendleton and Portland. Multiple names and addresses appear with inconsistent spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Anddard
Wontar
Vincent Street
Logan Street
Mra Thommson
Pendleton
Depot
John
Warden Convicted Over Violations Amid Salmon Drive
In a report to the Leto Cleb commission, the Warden Vii faces conviction amid a tense fishery period. The document notes the total costs and payouts in a dispute over salmon pack supplies and regulatory interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Cohen
Leto Cleb Commisaionope
Vox
Ton
Hatchery gains seen in Chinook and Silverside output
Report shows large poundage increases in Chinook and Silverside salmon from hatchery work with 3,015,590 pounds Chin-Coke and 4,721,000 pounds Silversides collected. Total spawn collection reached 21,662,100, plus 10,188,000 Chinook and 999,000 Silverside fry from the Columbia station. Government support noted and broader regional reports indicate improved viability across stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sind
Coquille
Columbia
Ontario
Stern
Woodmen Installation Ceremony and Concert Program
Next Monday evening a Woodmen installation will inaugurate new officers including Cant Cominnnvher Te M Tilomen and others. The program features Gulotts Orchestra and Chindramin of the evening with cornet trombone numbers, a violin solo, and a descriptive fantasy called Cower the Fence is Out, concluding with a Mexican-themed selection and various performances by the orchestra and quartet members.
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Advidor
Chook
Walker
J. Lawrey
Seenrt
Karl
Jira Gia Mucin
Ieee
Hilotts Orchestra
Sutterfly
Gulotts Opehestea
Sparke
Brown
Anasdre
Police Court Revival Expected After Railroad Pay Day
A fragmentary police court report describes a revival after the railroad pay day with a noted shortage of business last month. It mentions efforts to identify disturbance makers and court sessions, citing about 72 cases and total fines around $984.60, set by city authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Yeu
Joey
Washington Letter on gold flows and tariffs debate
Washington letter from January surveys U S gold stocks rising by 876 million over ten years with most from domestic sources and a smaller export drain. It notes large foreign payments for American goods, tourism, and securities, examining projected cost of a surcharge and farm seed appropriations reducing proposed increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United State
United States
England
Europe
Ceolghinge
Troie
Gevreferwneny
Senate
Allo
Post Office Department
Wild Weisu Mentoron Trip Through Western States
An unclear travelogue describes a journey beginning tomorrow from Montgomery to warnier oli mro and Mrs T Gs Montgomery WU Tea Lemony not, then to Salt Lake and Denver. From Colorado they proceed to Texas Pan handle, with visits to Wheatland and a stop in the City of Mexico via the Mexican route. The narrative mentions Mr Mont Ferrey Nude and a Wheatland spring, plus a change in position for Piet Sind Wap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Warnier Oli
T. Gs Montgomery
Salt Lake
Denver
Colorado
Texas
Mont. Ferre
Wheatland
Mexico
Mort
Tomers
Pan
Athens
SAP CRIPPLE CHER TONTOITT IN PRODUCTION
A distorted script excerpt describes a scene at Freer theater directed by FE Carpenter. The piece presents a tangled plot involving a plow, a wine date, and a strong figure, with a portrayal of familiar types. The author promises an elaborate solo and a worried tone throughout the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Hint Rel
Javon
Grange Recommends Reappointment for Woodburn Regent
The Woodburn Grange endorsed Mrs Walde for reappointment as regent of the Agricultural College for a profist term and passed a resolution in favor of free locks at Oregon Clif. West Side Enterprise reports the action and support from local groups.
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Grange
Personal notices from Pendleton area on various visits
A flurry of brief notes lists visits and travels of local figures including W Matlock Echo J H Cherry Mil ton Pot May Walla Walla Gov Irwin Portand Mike Migie Synhorst La Grande Frank Dendeon Sumpter Mrs Horace MecKinzie Walla Walla C Lambertine and many others. Several doctors, merchants and church officials are mentioned as visiting, staying or returning home, with town names and personal connections noted. A separate item reports Portland's upcoming city election costing about 15000 dollars and discussions on precinct numbering and annexed territory implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Matlock
Echo
J. H Cherry
Milton
Pot May
Walla Walle
Joe Kunha
Tain
Bebe
Irwin
Delta
Mike Migie Synhorst
la Grande
Aid Mix Frank Dendeon
Sumpter
Water Pendleton
Horace MecKinzle
Walla Wialla
Otto Didion
4. C. Lindsey
Trinola Central
William Colwell
Arlington
Portland
Paul Sperry
Chicago
Omaha
Tye Osgb
Pendletort Tribune
Salem
Elmer Miller
Miller Grocery
Baker City
M. Miller
Salsbury
le Eritiewiy i
North Yakima
Oe Moder Woodmen
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Teutsch’s
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LEE Teutsch’s Department Store
Alta
Net
Oregon
DCO
Gael Shean
Econ
Frovit Pep
You One
Louis Hunziker
Optician
Main Street
New York
A.c.koeppen & Bros
Pendleton,obe
Wild Weisu Mentoo
Lambertiae
Ritaville
Wash
Alb. Leumibert
Cutler
George D. O'Conner
Walla Walla
R. Farlinger
Cornwall
Annold
Max
Kenneth McRae
Pis
Father Demier
St Mary's Catholic Shurch
Herniston
Boho
Umathila
Mish Maude Benssol
Pendle-ton
Parente— Si Crande
Olver PL
Morton
Ieed
Timatilla
Edna Burns
James Crawford
Reardon
J. B. Cherry
Golden Bule
Charles Clem
la Rion
G. M. Vinten
Empire Tea and Crockery Company
Spokarie
I. Foo Nei
Tilabe
Bank of Commerce of
Seattle
Peer Anderson
Norway
Tyne
Oregon Daily Journal
McNary Ie
Mount Tabor
South Mount Tabor
Montavilin
Cornel Crent
Scoimet
Ion Books
Kew Fenintre
Manchester
N. H
Joseph Bianchette
the Alexander Department Store
Morrow County
Spint Ridge Wheat Belt
M. Shutt
Heppner, Oregon
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