Teutach and Teutech Shops Dominate Local Ads
Fragmented OCR reads like a burst of 19th century classifieds. References to Teutach and Teutech shoe repairs, Sunny frit duty at Martin's, How arly Rees cigar store, Domestic Laundry, Mrs W J Clark, Joerger's cleaning and pressing, and Bean's comedy hint at a bustling local marketplace with service ads, lodging, clothing, and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin's
Teutach's
Teutach’s
W. J. Glark
Raley & Kennedy
Bee Classified: Room for Rent and Valentine Special
An unusual ad bundle offers an extra large line of valentines at 2.95 from Nolf's. It also advertises a first-class piano and Jouve orders with guaranteed work. A one room house on Jackson Street is available for rent by Max Baer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doveltio
Nolf
Jackson Street
Max Baer
Bee
Special Services at Salvation Army Hall Tomorrow Evening
Special services at the Salvation Army hall tomorrow evening conducted by Majo Dat kins from Porthanl. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Hall
Majo Datkins
Porthanl
SINGERS MEET FOR ENDEAVOR CONVENTION PRACTICE
Vocal music participants for the state Christian Endeavor convention are asked to meet at the Baptist church at 7280 this evening. Union Has a Right to Boast notes tax listings with one error and two pieces missing on delinquent property. The Par ent Aid Society holds its regular dime social Tuesday at Mrs TG Holley home. Hadley to Speak at Albany meeting of New York State Medical Association features Yale president Arthur Hadley as principal speaker. Louisiana Republicans plan full state ticket with convention to pick gubernatorial nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Christian Endeavor
Baptist Church
Union
City Union
Union Republican
Laap
Parish Aid
Parent Aid Society
TG. Holley
Hadley
Albany
N. Y
New York
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Elmira
Utica
Poughkeepale
New York State Medical Association
Assembly
Capitol
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale University
Louisiana
New Orleans
Intense Cold at St Louis Shuts Rail Service
St Louis on January 26 recorded six below zero. The intense cold crippled rail service and disrupted normal operations this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Anow
Makes friends of neighbor and grocer trade – Schillings Best
A compact note promoting Schilling's Best as a friendly trade enhancer between neighbors and grocers. It questions whether anything beats the value of cordial commerce and mutual benefit in daily shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Local residents with brief Pendleton visits
J Thompson of Milton and Guy Lowell of Union were in Pendleton for short business trips. A Lowell returned from Portland this morning. B Saylor of Echo, J Judd en route to Wallula, Roy Tripp of Union, KE McClellan of Tutuilla, J Hall of Milon and others were seen in the city for business or visiting friends. Mr and Mrs J Smith of Vanercle guests for a few days. Charles H Carter went to Athens on legal business. Jonathan Talbert of Milton spent yesterday in the city on business. George W Proebster of Weston and Malcolm Melmyre of Adame with Donald and Duncan McDonald of Myrick were in town today. W A Tentech of Portland visiting. F Bramwell to visit Pendleton and Athens this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Thompson
Milton
Pendleton
Guy Lowell
Union
A. Lowell
Portland
B. Saylor
Echo
E. ¥. Judd
Wallin Walla
Roy Tripp
KE. McClellan
Tutuilla
J. Hall
Milon
J. Smith
Vanercle
Charles H. Carter
Athens
Golng
Jonathan Talbert
George W. Proebster
Weston
Malcolm Melmyre
Adame
Donald and
Duncan McDonald
Myrick
W. A. Tentech
le Houke
Noted Horse Trainer Professor Haw To Exhibit In Pendleton
Noted horse trainer Professor Haw, famed for breaking horses with calm gentleness, arrives in Pendleton for free nightly exhibitions at Jay & Jensen's shop on Cottonwood Street starting Wednesday January 27 at 7 40 pm for four days. The Rockwell City Advocate notes his proven horsemanship across the Dakotas Montana Colorado and eastern states with 37 students in a recent class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haw
Pendleton
Jay & Jensen
Cottonwood Street
Professor Haw
Rockwell City
Hawits
Takotas
Montana
Colorado
Walla Walla Poultry Show and Oregon Endeavor Meeting
Notice in February 1922 advertising the Walla Walla Poultry Show on February 7 and an Oregon Christian Endeavor event in Pendleton. It cites Dr King's New Life Pills and Grove's Quinine as remedies, and mentions a debt settlement notice for D. Kemler & Son with Tallman & Co. Drug Store listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Oregon
Christian Endeavor
Onverthon
Pendleton
The Boston Shoe Store Debuts Red Schoolhouse Shoes
The Boston Shoe Store announces a fresh shipment of Red Schoolhouse Shoes at 2.50 a pair. The retailer sells two pairs this year for every one previously sold, citing better wear, fit, appearance, and price as reasons.
Better Get a Pair For Children Shoes With Silk Sewn Details
A brief note describes children’s footwear options with toes in wide or narrow styles, low heels, hooks optional, and sewn with silk for a refined look. It emphasizes comfort and dress wear suitable for young wearers.
Young Boy Forger Charged In Nez Perce Case
Dillard Martin, 18, brought from Nez Perce, confined in county jail awaiting trial for forgery. He pleaded guilty when arraigned before Justice Crawford, bail set at 300 dollars, failed to provide. Complaint by A. S. Carley, alleges fraudulently issuing an 11.05 dollar check bearing Charles McCallister’s signature to defraud J. S. Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Dillard
Martin
Nez Perce
Jistee Crawford
Nex Perce
Carley
Charles McCallister
Tyler
Dayton's New Theater Adds City Note in Washington
Dayton Washington January 26 Special The Dayton theater under construction by Jacob Wein hardness will be a leading playhouse with brick construction opposite the post office. It will seat 700 on the ground floor with an eight foot incline to the orchestra pit. New railway mileage totals 200865 miles nationwide with 5428 miles added in the last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Wash
Jacob Weinhard
United States
Railway Age
Oregon
Washington
California
Californian Racehorse Kills Bear in Stable Transfer
A famous California racehorse, while being moved between stables, killed a bear that attacked it. The horse fought back and kicked the bear to death, and stablemen struggled to lead the animal away from its apparent victory.
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EE Teutsch
JCOR
Guy Brevities
Joerger’s
West Court
Comtent Bean
J. J
East Court Street
Oregonian
Salvation Army
Gaming Endeavor Convention
Ream
Tartar
Eppens
Ular Price Drug Store
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Bramwell
la Grande
Children’s Shoes
D. Kemler & Son
Kemler & Son
Grove
Boston
Thompson
Main St
H. F. Shultz
Judd Building
Dayton's
Boston Shoe Store
Birch Creek
S. Warner
NEW Milarkey
L Typewriter CO
Ognsmore Treewniten Ranting
Merrill
L.A. x
the Hardware Man
Main Street
Canty & Jones
East Oregonian
Toon Bunds
Bundie
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