Local notices from the East Oregonian period page
Local ads and notices list coal sales, lens repairs, secondhand panes, furnished and unfurnished rentals, shoe sale, real estate pricing, theater notices, piano lessons, hairdressing services, printing services, and room rentals. Items mention Malin and 116 phone numbers, West Court street, East Oregonian building, and local merchants like Hanscom's jewelry and Oregon Lumber Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanscom
Oregon Lumber Yards
Mark Moorhouse
Hoys
Goodyear West Shoes
Wohlenberg
Dept
Reyburn
North Side
Perkine
Stockholders reap gold from Golden Harvest mines
Goldfields Nev Joan More than five million dollars was divided among the stockholders of the Gold Field Consolidated Miner company during the fiscal year ending October 31 1909 according to the annual report of Manager Mackenzie now made public. Besides these dividends $3 900 900 remains undivided in the treasury. For the first time in the companys history an estimate of receiver was exposed in the managers report. It states that ore is estimated at 600 000 tons to debt at the time of the report. This is a sufficient supply to run the Consolidated mill to full capacity for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfields
Nev
Joan
Goldfield Consolidated Miner Company
Mackenzie
Baltic
Ebt
Robberies and Rural Sales in Early Brooklyn Light
A brief fragment notes Fred Smith’s house robbed with a humorous line about Folgers coffee. It lists several sale notices including alfalfa hay, a 50 000 dollar farm near Helix with leased terms to 1912, and contact for John A. Gross in Walla Walla. Shipping and real estate items cover Michigan Road property and a memorial service for Senator McCarren in Brooklyn.
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Helix
John A. Gross
Boyer Ave
Walla Walla
Wash
Illinois Master Bakers Convene in Peoria Session
Illinois Master Bakers from Ullinois gather in Peoria for a three day annual session starting today. Reichstag resumes its session after the holiday recess in Richstag Resumes, Herlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llinois
Peoria
Richstag
Herlin
Reichstag
Gunsaulus Chides Doubters of Bible
Reverend Frank Gunsaulus preached at the Central Y M C A on Christ mas Thought urging belief in the Bible as living truth. He said truth arrives from ordinary life and modern science and that even doubters can find relief if they open their hearts to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaro
Frank Gunsaulus
Central Y. M. A
Marcellus Bryson and Elia Bonewits wed in Weston bridge area
A marriage license was issued this morning to Marcellus A Bryson and Elia Bonewits, both of Weston bridge Carpenters. A crew of O R N bridge carpenters, including B N Dethridge, James Jensen, Carl Ford, and Carl Outlay, are in Pendleton to inspect local bridges. Former Pendleton residents BE EK Purrington and wife visit Judge and Mrs S A Lowe and Mr and Mrs Will McKinney.
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Marcellus A. Bryson
Elia Bonewits
Weston
Pendleton
B. N. Dethridge
James Jensen
Carl Ford
Carl Outlay
BE. EK. Purrington
Burns
8. A. Lowe
Will McKinney
Postoffice Department Revenue and Staffing Report 1905
The Postoffice Department, a premier government institution, reports a gross revenue of 203,562,383 for the year ending June 30, 1905, with 60,144 post offices in operation. It notes appointments of postmasters by Presidential offices, retention policies for fourth-class postmasters, and proposals to advance fourth-class offices to Presidential class at specified compensation and receipts. The report also argues for 30 days of annual leave for clerks and carriers in first and second-class offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postoffice Department
United States Treasury
Charles P. Granfield
Poral Service
Grandfield
Railroads vow reform of purchasing departments
A prominent railroad executive, at the Hotel Jefferson in St Louis, urged a overhaul of how large railways buy materials and supplies. He warned that contracts must be based on quality, not friendship, and condemned supply agents for seductive tactics that harmed executives and damaged the system.
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St. Louis
Jefferson
White Slavery in France Sparks International Outcry
Paris newspapers echo a Chicago driven campaign against the white slave trade with calls for government action. Le Matin says the United States exposes a national disgrace tied to France and urges Paris to cooperate with Washington to suppress trafficking and defend humanity and national honor.
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Chicago
Congress
Taft
Mewige
France
Paris
Women’s World
United States
Sims
United State
Roe
le Matin
Washington
America
Valuable Prizes Announced for Eastern Oregon Poultry Show
Premium list booklets ready for distribution for the January 25 to 27 event in Pendleton. Prizes include silver cups valued from 10 to 26 dollars for various breeds such as Barred Plymouth Rocks Buff Orpingtons Minorcas Leghorns and more. Total prize value exceeds 4100 dollars with many premiums and cash awards. Breeders from the Inland Empire and far west gather for stock and egg sales with high expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
East Oregonian
BE. F. Averill
Pendleton
First National Bank
Plymouth Rocks
Hanscom Jewelry Store
Sawtelle Jewelry
American National Bank
Minorcas
Koeppen Drug Company
Orpington’s
Inland Empire
Idaho
Northwest
Hartford Church Marks Golden Anniversary of Pastor Parker
Hartford on January 11 marks the golden anniversary of the installation of Revs Edwin Pond Parker as pastor of South Congregational Church. Parker, noted as a prominent Congregational minister and Yale Corporation member, was inducted long ago. few attendees remain, yet he remains respected by his parishioners. Brazilian scientists announce a new coffee variety with unusually large berries that ripen early.
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Hartford
Conn
South Congregational Church
Edwin Pond Parker
D. D
Parker
Yale Corporation
Reel Highlights From Battlest Top Action and Loves Token
Reel No 1 features From the Fighting Top of a Battleship in action Forella the Handit's daughter. Reel No 2 presents The Love Token a 1000 feet subject. Reel No 3 Lubin offers Three Fingered Jack and Song Won't you Come Over to My House. Program changes Sunday Tuesday and Friday.
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Clilebun
Forella
Patheh
Lubin
Right of Way stage drama at Oregon theater
The five act dramatic version of Sir Gilbert Parker's The Right of Way will be performed at the Oregon theater on Monday night January 17. Eugene Preabrey has crafted a colorful sequence of scenes with vivid figures and strong human interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Parker
Oregon Theater
Eugene Preabrey
Infidel Lawyer Faces Duty After Amnesia and Love
A wealthy lawyer, trapped in a marriage of convenience, becomes cynical and nearly dies after a river mishap. Rescued by Jon Portugals, he hides in his hut for years with blank memory. An operation restores memory, reviving past horrors as he confronts love, loyalty, and duty.
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Siveness
Chas. Steele
Jon Portugals
Rosalie
Hia Fe
Shoe Sole Construction Slogan Note From A Eklund
A compact note from A Eklund promoting sewn soles over nailed ones at 65c per pair. It argues nailed soles look unsightly and are less desirable for well dressed men and women.
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Hobbich'a
Penl and Broz
West Court Street
Malin
Mina Phinney
BE. Webb
Vogue
Jenne P
Hanesecom's
Main Street
West Court Atreet
Boat Oregonian
Fred Smith
Fred
Hay Ison O. R. & N
Ine
C. Burlingame
Michigan Road
Wisconsin & Michigan Railroad
John R. Wilsh
Michigan
Wisconsin & Michigan
Iron Mountain
Pechtige
Everett
Walton
McCarren
New York
New
Democratic County Committee
Brooklyn
Senator McCarren
Gunsaulus
Oregonian
Fast Oregonian
Koeppen
Newsy
Damon Lodge No. 4
J. R. Raley
W. I. Gadwa
Damon Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Yoran
Eurene
Harry Huber
Robert Chapman
Frank Sample
Walla Walla River
the Orpheum Today
A. Eklund
Bradfield CO
Atlanta
Nelson
D. A. Dnnay
Ore
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