City Brevities across East Oregonian page of notices
Short notices announce wood for sale and rental offerings. Ads invite readers to rent rooms and a modern cottage, hire a bookkeeper, and invest in land with big profits. Also list hat sales, sewing machines, incubators, hardware, and a millinery shop. Local clubs meet and people seek services from East Oregonian office and local firms.
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Campbell's
Sans Souci Club
Lee Moorhouse
East Oregonian
Stansbery & Milne
Goodman Hardware Co
Schmidt
Hunter Furniture
Eldridge
S. H
Care Golden Rule Hotel
Sland
Care East Oregonian
New Passion Play at Pendleton House
The management bought 4000 feet of hand colored pictures showing a complete performance of the Passion play. It will be shown at the Dime Pendleton theater for 10 cents admission. The Holy City and the Palms will be shown in their beauty, a hit previously in Portland where 25 cents was charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Holy City
Portland
Edison fire underwriters model showcased this week
The management will install a latest Edison New York fire underwriters model picture machine this week. It is described as fire proof and without any file f or similar flaws. Wait and watch for it as the play runs one hour and sixteen minutes.
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Edison
New York
Fire Underwriters
Idaho Prohibits Marriages Under Eighteen
Idaho’s county attorneys ruled that no marriage licenses will be issued to anyone under 18. Applicants must present at least two witnesses to identify them to the county auditor. Previously licenses could be issued with parental consent, even for a girl as young as 12. The new rule limits licenses to youths 18 or older, with guardian consent only in cases where the groom is between 21 and 18.
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Idaho
Two men enter Hermiston furniture business venture
Charles Cole, formerly with the Davis Kaaler firm, and George Tiderington left for Hermiston Oregon to open a furniture store. Cole was an outside salesman in the Davia Kaaler furniture department and Tiderington has grocery sales clerk experience with his brother James F. Tiderington. The new firm plans to open early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cole
Davis-Kaasler
George Tiderington
Hermiston
Oregon
Walla Walla Bulletin
Cole
Davia- Kaaler
Tiderington
James F. Tiderington
Palouse
East Main Streets
Appointed Notary Public for Oregon
R F Vanell of Freewater was yesterday appointed a notary public for Oregon by Governor Chamberlain.
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R. F. Vanell
Freewater
Oregon
Chamberlain
Local residents and visitors noted in city brief
J E Taylor of Echo, F A Lieuallen of Adams, and attorney RK Johnson of Echo were in the city on business. Leon Cohen and wife left for Portland, Miss Nellie Brusha visiting in Walla Walla, and T C Benson of Portland’s Union Meat in town. C C Berkeley from Portland arrived, J B McDill and other officials traveling for visits, and many citizens including Will Peterson, J B Norvell, M L Fix, J T Hosking, W H Scott, Mrs Lydian Kinman, Dr G S Hoisington, W Bollows, H B Lee, Florence Adams, Ray Edgington, Will Kennedy, J D Lewellen, Fred Milne all featured in local movement and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Taylor
Echo
F. A. Lieuallen
Adams
RK. R. Johnson
Leon Cohen
Portland
Nellie Brusha
George Gray
Walla Walla
T. C. Benson
Union Meat Company of
C. C. Berkeley
O. R. & N. Company
J. B. MccDill
Seattle
Will M. Peterson
Athena
J. B. Norvell
Helix Hardware
W. H.H. Scott
St. George
Lydian Kinman
Helix
R.thomas
G. 8
Hoisington
Bickleton
Wash
William Bollows
Ray Edgington
Oregon
Will Kennedy
Pendleton-Huntington
J. D. Lewellen
M. E. Church
South
Wages in England Rise in First Half of 1907 Across Sectors
Consul Albert Halstead reports a parliamentary paper noting the labor department findings that the first half of 1907 shows overall wage increases across trades. About 1.15 million workers saw wage changes with 1,149,825 receiving net gains totaling 624,818 dollars weekly while 204 workers earned 122 dollars more weekly.
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Albert Halstead
Birmingham
Labor Department
Board of Trade
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Lancashire
Cheshire
West Riding of Yorkshire
Derbyshire
Ireland
New York Subways May Go Private Under PSC Report
New York plans to abandon subway building by city, pushing private capital to construct new tubes. Public Service Commission says private ownership and bonds outside the city debt limit are the only path to rapid transit, as past public financing favored Belmont interests. The piece also notes a humor column on marriage license lines and a fraud crackdown on a horse race information scheme by a grocer named Fingley.
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New York
Public Service Commission
Belmont
Gotham
City Hall
Rick
C. R. Flagley
Six Avenue Green
Fingley
National Turf Information Bureau
Fagley
Green Grocer
Post Office
Wbilese
Plea for Peace Organizer Praises Pendleton Welcome
P H Scullin organizer and manager of the National Industrial Peace Association, thanks Pendleton readers for their warm greeting and urges sincere reform at home to build industrial peace. The piece urges local branches and continuous effort for national progress and prosperity. A mid winter excursion train expansion is planned as delegates prepare to travel, with railroad officials coordinating berth reservations.
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National Industrial Peace Association
Pendleton
Carlyle
National Civic Federation
Earth
Hell
P. H. Scullin
Walla Walla
Moore
Commercial Club
Real estate transfers filed in county recorder's office
Transfers show Joseph B. McDinetux to Donald Ross for 500 dollars and Katie Cox Alden to F Curl and to John McPaail for 5000 dollars each. Listings include various fractional NW and NE sections in townships and ranges. Also a note advertises Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh hay fever and colds with a 50 cent price.
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County Recorder’s
Joseph B. McDinetux
Donald Ross
SWY Bee
NE & NE
Katie Cox Alden
Curl
W. M. Kathe Cox Alden
John McPaail
W M
Ely
Big Bros
Warren Street
New York
Walla Walla Excursion Offers Two Coaches
Announcement by R. N. officials in Walla Walla says two coaches will be used for excursionists to California next month due to high passage demand. Many businessmen have applied, prompting extra cars beyond the standard allocation.
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Walla Walla Statesman
DeWiltt's Little Early Risers Sold by Tallman & Co
DeWiltt's Little Early Risers are lauded as the best pills known and are sold by Tallman & Co.
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DeWiltt
Tallman & Co
New York Faces Surge in Rables Cases
Reports show a sharp rise in Rables cases in New York with 29 December cases noted as near epidemic levels. Health officials monitor trends as authorities urge vigilance and preventive measures.
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New York
Beware of the Bageaghe Kidney Remedy Ad
A lurid ad warns that kidney trouble causes Brights disease diabetes and dropsy. It promotes a home tonic using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Sarsaparilla with a teardrop dosage after meals and at night. It urges consulting a top physician and avoiding patent medicines while stressing kidneys and uric acid removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Dept Store
Paul
Alta House
Gee Minnis
Lowtt
Life of Christ
The
Dime Theater
Koebeppens
M. L. Fix
Kia Combs Canyon Ranch
J. T. Hosking
James
H. B. Lee
Florence Adams
Walter Adams
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Fred Milne
Alfie Knight
England
New York Letter
Fangley
Alexander Department Store
California
Bageaghe
Empire Meat CO
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