Teutsch and Organs at Cost in Local Offers
Teutsch's advertises ready made skirts, furnished rooms to rent, school shoes and repairs, paint shop, glass work, laundry services, and cleaning. Also mentions cab service, subscription offers, and a piano tuner. Includes Stetson hats at Peoples Warehouse and a Valentine sale. Local notices invite responses for jobs and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutach's
Lane
W. J. Clark
Raley
Thone
Express
New County Road Proposed From Athene to Pendleton
W. W. Harrah circulates a petition for a new water grade road from Athene and Adams to Pendleton. It would run along the Uma tila river and Hunt track, easing hills and shortening the Athena route by about a mile, with landowners likely to grant right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Horse Creek
W. W. Harrah
Wild Horse
Mareh
Athene
Adams
Pendleton
Mr. Harrah
Athena
Lee Street
Umatila
Hunt Track
Arnold Entatg.ervaces
OR & XN
Harrah
Way Down East Prices Announced at Fra Ger
Admission to Way Down East at Fra Ger tomorrow night will range from 54 cents to 1.50 instead of 2 dollars per person. The snowstorm scene in the play is claimed to be the best ever presented in Portland.
Thompson in Town Leaves La Grande on Mission
A. B. Thompson of La Grande departs for a brief visit from Washington D. C. to address interests in the land department and his retention in the La Grande land office.
City Visitors From Across the Region Mentioned
Local notes list numerous regional residents and visitors in the city including Mrs. Fred Waffle of La Grande J T Lienalien of Adams W R Irwin of Heppner Fr Berlin near Athena County Surveyor J W Kimbrell in Weston J M Berry Baker City buyer at St George Mrs FC Hindle of Dayton Delia Childers La Grande Meadowbrook residents M A James Meadowbrook CW Orton of Vancycle J D Brown Portland trips Paramtine Paint rep T J Woolley in town Fred Lanty returns from California E Hall of Seattle visits Huson family Helix residents J Gulliford Vinson guest Jog Lightfoot Wingow notable resident Ren Warren Heppner Pendleton preacher OBrien O R N official en route to Portland W Bollows road master accompanying tour colleagues
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Fred Waffle
la Grande
J. T. Lienalien
Adams
W. R. Irwin
Heppner
FR. Berlin
Athena
J. W. Kimbrell
Weston
J. W. Powers
Freewater
J. M. Berry
Baker City
St George
FC. Hindle
Dayton
Delia Childers
la Granite
M.A. James
Meadowbrook
Dave. CW. Orton
Vancycle
J. White
Frank Cookendall
J. D. Brown
Portland
T. JD. Woolley
Paramtine Paint & Foofine Company
Fred Lanty
California
E. P. Hall
Seattle
B. Hall
Ofte
Ren Warren
Heppner and
Pendleton
D. W French
First Guesses Deposit For $100 Buggy Contest
The Daily East Oregonian announces a guessing contest offering a $100 buggy as a prize. Two entrants paid $7.50 for a one year subscription and may place a guess by paying $1.00 for a receipt. The unknown three digit number has distinct digits. boxes are sealed until receipts total $75.
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Tin Firet
East Ore Evien
Ivan Hveesos
East Oregonian
Kunkel
To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Claim
A dubious ad claims a laxative product named Brome Gains Tablets cures a cold in one day. It offers a refund if it fails and bears a signature that imitates a professional endorsement, likely intended to persuade readers despite dubious efficacy.
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E. W. Geore
Grocer Promises Money Back On Best Provisions
Ad by a grocer touts Shilling's Best goods with a money back guarantee claiming high quality but noting the challenge is obtaining them. The brisk sales pitch emphasizes value and customer satisfaction.
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Schilling
Second Annual Laundrymen Meeting in Tacoma
The second semiannual convention of the interstate association of laundry men of Oregon and Washington closed with a banquet at the Tacoma hotel after reports and papers, opened by Mayor Campbell. Officers include John Tait of Portland as president and F H Kilbourne of Seattle as vice president with an executive committee listing J F Robinson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
J. F. Robinson
Tacomen
Wash
Interstate Association of Laundrymen of
Oregon
Washington
Campbell
Whch
Pacific Starch Company
Portland
John Tait
F. H. Kilbourne
Seattle
Frank T. McCullough
Spokane
Sergent At-Armsa
Schempp
A Jacobsen
Beattie
John F. Rodingon
Prodleton
Fletcher to the Asylum Under Delirium Charge
Robert E. Fletcher was escorted to the asylum after a Sunday arrest in which he was believed to be on the verge of delirium tremens. He had earlier been conf narrowed by mental health authorities and the injury to Hig Neck blamed for dementia.
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Shevitt ¢ D. Taylor
Salem
Eaort
Robert E. Fletcher
Asylum
Fletcher
Igooe
Phyeleta
Insanity Claim Tied to Old Horse Injury in Nova Scotia Man
W. Kennady and his brother protest against Fletcher a 42 year old derrick hand who suffers repeated insanity. Lax cites several insanity bouts with a six month current attack. The man, 24 at first trouble, is from Nova Scotia and has never been confined to an asylum. He exhibits violence and loss of control, with homicidal impulses during crises. An injury from a runaway horse to the neck years ago is thought to be the primary cause of his mental decline.
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Kennady
Fletcher
Lax
Nova Scotia
Stockholders Meeting Elects Bank Directors and Officers
The Savings Bank stockholders met for the annual election of directors. The board remains largely the same with Dr F W Vincent added. Directors: J N Teal, Joseph Basler, E P Marshall, F W Vincent, C I Carter, R Alexander, W J Furnish. Officers: W J Furnish president, J N Teal vice president, T J Morris cashier, J W Maloney assistant cashier. The annual report and routine business were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank
FW. Vincent
J. N. Teal
Joseph Basler
E P. Marshall
Ff W. Vincent
Charles i. Carter
R. Alexander
W. J. Furnish
Wade to travel for health reasons amid business strain
Due to CB Wade’s failing health his doctors advise a period of travel to a milder climate. Recovery is hindered by renewed anxieties tied to business affairs, prompting the physicians to recommend the change of scene for a time.
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CB. Wade
Brand of Cain follows ex convict in court verdict
Charles Ladd, accused of robbing the Ow saloon, was dismissed in Recorder Filloon's court. He warned that society brands ex convicts as suspects for life, saying a man who serves time is always viewed as a criminal, a warning to young men tempted to break the law.
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Charles Ladd
Recorder Filloon
Saya
Times-Mountaineer
Ladd
Wool production and sheep numbers in 1903 report
Advance sheets of the annual wool review show total U S sheep 8 284 million as of April 1 1903 with Montana leading at 6 1 million and Wyoming 4 1 million. California Ohio and New Mexico also noted, total fleece wool 245 450 000 pounds and pulled wool 42 000 000 pounds, grand total 257 400 000 pounds valued at 68 176 873 dollars. Rhode Island and Delaware have the smallest flocks, New York over 4 000 000 sheep and 4 260 000 pounds of wool. Average grease fleece weight 6.26 pounds.
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Howton
Maes
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
United States
Association
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Utat
New Mexco
Ohio
Colorado
Texas
LA Oo
California
Utah
Oregon
Michigan
Rhode Isleand
Delaware
Rhode Island
Massachusettes
New York State
Elks Plan Regular Session And Local Liquor Trade Hope
Elks will meet in regular session this evening with initiation and matters of importance on the agenda. G Hartman requests representation. M Holland of Spokane seeks a city location for a wholesale and retail liquor business and expresses optimism about prospects in the city.
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Elks
G. A. Hartman
M, Holland
Spokane
The Boston Shoe Store Offers Red Schoolhouse Shoes
A Boston retailer announces new Red Schoolhouse Shoes with varied sizing and price points. The ad touts better wear, fit, and appearance, noting growing demand among children and options for wide or narrow toes, low heels, with or without hooks.
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Ilee Teutsch
BIG Store
Cor
Main and
Alta
Ito
Sumny
Martin's
Teutsch's
Kennedy
Joerger's
West Court
Pace
J. J
East Court Street
Wread Wueseing
Ter Anid
Apply Bros
J. A. Carlisle
Rs. Huson
A. Huson
Helix
J. M. Hoon
J. Gulliford
Vinson
Guilliford
Ft! Mra
Jog Tiehtfoo
Wingow
Mr. Lightfoot
Vielnits
Ream
Tartar
Itu
Eppens
A. C. Korppen & Brothers
Laundrymen's Meeting
Stockholders’ Meeting
The
B. Wade
Cain
Land Office
Register
Wielnen
Phomeon di Meuliy
Spa
Kuberts
Boston
Boston Shoe Store
Dental Parlor
Penderox, Onxoon
J. L. Vaughn
Attempteo
All Ark
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