Local ads note Ingrams groceries and Pendleton rooms
Fresh groceries and Lipton teas at Ingrams. Pendleton St Elmo rooms praised as best. Oregon Lumber Yard offers coal heat and wood, 4 room cottage for rent, and beds for sale. M. B. Keys cab stand at Golden Rose, special dance services, and Pendleton Furniture Co catalogs showcase iron beds and Sanitaire beds.
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Ingrams
Lipton
St. Elmo
Pendleton
Ingram’s
Oregon Lumber Yard
St. Elmo Rooms
Main Streel
Water Street
Bluff St
Gak Wood
J. Fi Matley
Express
Welch
East
Oregonian
M. B. Keys
Golden Rose Hotel
Pendleton Furniture Co
Alfalfa for sale in Lota and nearby yards near Hudson Bay
A local classified note advertises a few hundred tons of alfalfa for sale in Lota and at Feo yards near Hudson Bay. The ad mentions Burlingam in Walla Walla and directs readers to read the East Oregonian for details.
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Lota
Feo
Hudson Bay
Burlingam
Walla Walla
Local residents arrive and depart on routine business
A string of visitors and travelers pass through Pendleton and nearby towns on various errands. Miss Hattie Crawford of Walla Walla visits Pendleton for business. Virgil Moore returns to Stage Gulch. Dr. C. G. J. Smith, state senator, heads home for the weekend. Others include D. Lt. Ross of Hermiston, Ross Newport of Hermiston, G. M. Lewis of Helix, Mrs. Joe H. Parkes and Mrs. Rose Campbell attending a funeral in Helix, and numerous executives and salesmen stopping in for local matters. The week also brings snow reports from A. M. Sunderman’s Butter Creek ranch and travel notes on trains and shipments amid ongoing county-seat business.
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George D. Higeall
Remington Typewriter Company
Virgil Moore
William Slusher
California
Ross Newport
Newport Land & Construction Company
Hermiston
Will Moore
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Mission
KB. F. Kelst
Walls Walla
Pendleton
Lauri Meadown
Heppner
Walla Walla
Joe H. Parkes
Rose Campbell
Helix
Alvin Grove
County Court Cited For Halting Expense Reports
A local business leader questions why the county court stopped publishing monthly expense statements. The court replies that few readers paid attention to the reports when they were published previously.
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East Oregonian
Smith Horn Wedding In Pilot Rock Country
Pilot Rock couple Harvey Horne and Maggie B E Smith wed at 5 50 last evening in Justice Joe Parkes office. The ceremony was performed by Justice of the Peace Joe Parkes in the presence of a few immediate friends. They reside in Pilot Rock country and will live on Horne's ranch.
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Justice of the Peace
Joe II
Parkes
Birds Feed Initiative Planned Across County
Game Warden W W Thompson completed arrangements today to feed wild birds. Wheat and shorts will be placed daily in protected spots and bird haunts while ground conditions persist. Hunters fear game birds released in recent years may perish.
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Teoma
W. W. Thompson
Fifty Five Bodies Recovered After Shaft Explosion
Fifty five bodies have been taken from the wrecked Lick Branch coal mine shaft by noon today. Authorities cannot yet determine the total dead, and no explanation for the blast has been offered.
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Schtchhbick
W. Va
Lick Branch
Ailing News Almanac Calls All Time Anew
The brief note warns readers that ongoing coverage remains tireless and broad, pledging constant updates across topics and events. It emphasizes steady reporting cadence and public access to current developments, urging attention to evolving stories.
Two Year Old Boy Halts House Fire When Alone
In Walla Walla on January 14 a two and a half year old boy known as Young Bill saved himself from danger and stopped a blaze at his home. While his mother was gone the dog knocked a towel rack onto the stove starting a fire. Bill kicked at the closed door and warned his mother then joined in to battle the flames, prompting an immediate family effort to extinguish the fire.
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Walla Walla
Bill
EB. A. Swezen
Elf
Bil
GIT HAS AFRICAN IDOL NATION WANTS IT BACK
Chicago January report: Misa Van Seoy received an idol from Har Lal Singh a Punjab aristocrat she nursed back to health. The idol is revered by over seventy thousand Damaraland natives who protest its removal. Van Seoy agrees to return the idol once arrangements are set with German colonial authorities.
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Chicago
Misa van Seoy
Har Lal Singh
Punjab
Miss van Leoy
St. Mise van Scoy
Aged Father of 300 Drowns in Bath Tub
Lorin Farr 87 veteran Utah pioneer and first Ogden mayor with seven wives and many descendants drowned at Utah Hot Springs 11 miles north of Ogden. Found floating in a sanitarium pool at 4 p m after daily bath. High profile Mormon convert and western figure presumed heat or fainting caused death.
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Ogden
Utah
Lorin Farr
Wish
Utah Hot Springs
Weather worries as rains push northward in Oregon
Heavy rains in southwestern Oregon spread north with moderate winds and an early end to the cold spell. Landslides and floods are feared as the Willamette continues to fall and a sudden thaw could flood the valley.
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Portland
Oregon
Willamette
Roosevelt unaffected after ninety mile ride
Washington reports President Roosevelt showed no ill effects from his ninety mile horseback ride yesterday. He was at his desk early and attended to all official duties today.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New Nicaraguan Cabinet Named in New Orleans
Jan 14 New Orleans report says a new Nicaraguan cabinet was announced by the Nicaraguan consul. All members are supporters of President Zelaya.
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New Orleans
Zelaya
Admiral Sperry Meets Italian King During Private Audience
Jan 14 in Rome reports Admiral William S. Sperry received a private audience with King Emmanuel III of Italy and was then presented to the Italian staff officers. The meeting followed earlier engagements with Salta.
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Rome
Sperry
Emannuel
Italy
Insurance Companies Admitted in Olympia
Olympia Washington January thirteen following insurance companies admitted to do business in the state Stuyvesant Insurance Company of New York with Seeley Co of Tacoma as state agents and Union Assurance Society Limited of London with Frank E Case of Seattle as state agent.
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Olympia
Wash
Stuyvesant Insurance Company of
New York
Seeley & Co
Tacoma
Union Assurance Society, Limited
London
Frank E. Case
Seattle
Despondent man shot self in Moisor last night
In Everett Washington a Scandinavian rip rapping crew member on the Great Northern, Eric Porsberg, despondent over tongue illness reportedly ended his life by shooting himself through the heart with a .22 caliber rifle at Moisor last night.
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Everett
Wash
Tong
Eric Porsberg
Great Northern
Mosior
Wanted Good Clean Large Mogs at East Oregonian Office
Classified note seeks large, good clean mogs to be brought to the East Oregonian office. Call or bring samples for consideration. Immediate needs for editorial display.
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East Oregonian
Fishing by Telephone Report From Norway
Consul Louis Goldenschmidt of Nantes reports a new fishing method in Norway using a tiny water tight steel box with a microphone. The device amplifies submarine sounds and stays connected by wires to a telephonic receiver on the boat. Fishermen are said to be alerted as fish approach and each species, like herring or cod, emits a distinct sound.
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Louis Goldenschmidt
Nantes
France
Norway
Aldeburg's Woman Mayor Hosts Banquet for Council Members
Dr. Garrett Anderson the woman mayor of Aldeburg Suffolk presided over a Saturday banquet for 40 councilors and guests. She wore a widow's cap and diamonds, delivered the toast on The Services, and pledged to be a motherly housekeeper to the town while hoping for many emergencies to meet. Guests were allowed to smoke, but she did not.
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Garrett Anderson
Aldeburg
Suffolk
Aldebure
Pall Mall Gazette
Japan Abolishes Western Ink Use in Official Documents
A Tokyo cabinet ordinance ends a 32 year ban on Western ink in Japanese official documents. The 1876 order barred Western ink except on foreign writing paper, but was repealed on the seventh of the current month. Kobe Herald notes broad press welcome.
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Kobe
Tokyo
Japan
Kobe Herald
Apple in the dumpling and the suffragette puzzle
The New York Sun quotes George II pondering how an apple entered a dumpling and raises a wry question about peaches in the House of Commons. The cartoonish line reflects a satire on political matters inflaming public debate.
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George II
New York Sun
Hohbach's Oyster House Ad Promotes Lunch Coffee
Local notice invites patrons to Hohbach's Oyster House for home lunches and a good cup of coffee. It advertises home made candies and confections, fancy baking to order, and a new Table Queen bread. Address is 217 23 E Court with phone Main 80.
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E. Court
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