Roosevelt era sales and shop notices in city briefs
City brief notes advertise Roosevelt underwear sale at Teutschs and Gloria shoes at Roose. A number of shops list discounts on winter goods, clothing, jackets, and dresses with various prices. Sullivan & Bond announce move to Schuylkill building and new quarter openings with extensive promotional text.
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Omny
A. C. Rader
C Rader
Sunny
Knot Hata
Roosevelt
Teutsch's
Bretson
Gloria
Roose
Sullivan & Homd
Syrhen
Schuide
Newsovek
Almont
Pendleton
Tiliding
Sullivan & Bont
Overcoat Bargains Sweep Store Through Week
Sale ad touts heavy discounts on overcoats in blue, black and brown with prices from 4.50 to 20.00. Also advertises miscellaneous clothing like pants and odd items at reduced rates, urging quick closes and bargains across the shop.
West's Minstidels Tomorrow in Pendleton Parade
The minstrel troupe led by Billy West will arrive from Spekune at 6:30 PM and form for the street parade in Pendleton tomorrow night. Earlier plans mention a morning show, with references to The Wizard of Oe and The White scene, though the garbled text makes some details uncertain.
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Everlsting
Billy West
Banton UW Riewy
Wirel
Pendleton
Bpekune
Weber West
de Perrat
WHUOGON LOMB YARD SOLD TO WIND RIVER LUMBER
J A Borie proprietor of the Ore fon Lumber yard sells property to Wind River Lumber Company of Cascide Locks. Inventory today. Borie to focus on Pendleton Savings Bank work. Sale includes lumber, wreckage, sheds and buildings. no price named. Meeting notice for Towlett in Aberdeen, Wash. remains.
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J. A. Borie
Orefon
Wind River Lumber Company
Cascide
Borie
Bruthew
Pendleton Savings Bank
Pax
0. KR. & N. Company
Personal mentions from Athena to Salem and Pendleton
Local notes list Jerry Stone of Athena and Cloyd Oliver of Echo on city business. Esma Sawtelle has returned from Portland. Judge Thomas Fitz Gerald’s family is well. R. & Bryson, formerly here, now chief clerk for Lane County delegation. James Peters travels to Arlington for Big Boston Store business. Mrs. S. C. Willis of Echo travels through to Wattsburg. Ann Moore, Milton, leaves after jury duty. Conductor Frank Mytinger of La Grande division heads to San Francisco to meet a brother. RK. A. Goodhaver of Salem, Commercial Cream, en route to Lewiston for a new plant. Mrs. S. L. Brows of Sumnerville visits Pendleton Academy, then to Los Angeles for winter. W. W. Markhim, ice plant manager, back from San Francisco and Stockton. California weather described as mild.
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Jerry Stone
Athena
Cloyd Oliver
Echo
Glenn Winslow
Esma Sawtelle
Portland
Thomas FitzGerala Tevery
R. & Bryson
Lane County
John Jesse
Starbuck
Walla Walla
Eimbatt
James Peters
Arington
Boston
8. C. Willis
Wattsburg
Ann Moore
Milton
Frank Mytinger
la Grande Division
San Francisco
RK. A. Goodhave
Salem
Commercial Cream Company
Lewiston
Stockton,ui
California
Train Passenger Saves Train After Coat Theft Incident
A Huntington bound train near Lime Siding sees a passenger pull the emergency cord and jump off. Conductor Martin Anderson learns a coat and grip were stolen from the locker, the grip later burned, and the overcoat recovered. The Huntington marshal reports no injuries or further details.
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Teeeager
Martin Anderson
Huntington
Lie
Dowling Defenders Lose To Stare In Tight Night Clash
The Dowling match last night at Sher's ended with the Stare defeating the Defenders 2268 to 2087. The Shamrocks lead, Star second, Rough Hollers third, Defenders bottom. teams will bowl again Friday. Also notes on church meetings, Trades Council, Evangelist Dorris sermon, and a vagrant sentenced to five days in jail.
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Sher's
Shamrocks
Rough Hollers
Contempt of Court Shown In Court A Judge Reprimands
In a state circuit court a man named H Morteorman faced contempt charges after interrupting a larceny case and insulting Willan Brummett. He claimed the judge had no right to silence him, was told 30 days in jail could be fitting, and was ordered to report for possible sentencing after a severe reprimand.
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Lomald
Thor San
H. Morteorman
Morteormont
Efnd
G. W. Phelps
Phelpy
Ellis
Morteorman
Klamath Project Assured for Completion in Oregon
Chief Engineer Newell of the Reclamation Service assures Oregon delegation that the Klamath irrigation project will be completed. It will reclaim about 12 000 acres of semi arid land, spread mainly in Oregon with a small portion reaching toward California. Gauging stations are being set to study the water system and streams. The state’s water laws may need revision to align with federal plans.
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Klaamth
Almont
Newell
The
Reclamation Service
Oregon
Congress
Consideraion
California
Ioe
Reclamation Department
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Falling
Steinway
Gracie
Hanin
Tin Cloth
Bowen
East Webb Street
Heer Cigar
Ng House
Thompson
Adda
George Retaurant
Ate
Cooper
Palte
Tewteely
Het
Wales
P.O
Teutech
Night Express
Wcriiman
Boye and
Girls Aid Society
Fan
Etk
Portland, Or
Mae
Tlouse
Lee Teutsch’s Dept. Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Radical Care
Isabled Watches
Hunziker Phono
West
Spa
Whuogon Lomb Yard
Winliver Company
Cascade Locks
Aberdeen
Wash
Hoyler's
Lowney
Gunther's
Ain
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Stairs
Simmrocks
Lawreal Stare Aue
Congregational Church
Trades Council
Central Trades Council
Christian Church
Dorris
John Pool
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Hollerman Oo
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Yates Ota Eee
Anderson
Keller
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Lampkin
Hayes .l
Peoples Warehouse RD
Republic
Star Chewing Tobacco
Iba
Brummet
Klamath Project
Gillett Safety Razor
Goodman-Thompson Co
Brock & McComas Company
Graham @ Hunter
Joe Basler
Furnis
TR Nest Flynn &Co
the van Alstine-Gordon & Co
Mercantile Agency
H. V. Lipe & Co
Mgrs
C.F. Colesworthy
Lansdow Be
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