City Briefs and Local Ads Offer Rooms Goods and Services
Mixed notices advertise dry wood from Minnis, private room and board on South Malin Street, two apprentices at Mrs. Campbell's millinery, houses and rooms for rent, and inquiries to John Vert. Also features about an embroidery saloon at the Wonder Store, window lighting in LaDon block, paintings and wallpapers by Charles Lane & Son, furnished housekeeping rooms, sale of three cows, and fuel building paper from Oregon Lumber Yard. Listings include rentals near 615 Aura Street, 320 Willow Street, and 302 Logan Street, plus studio and piano services, lumber sacks for Podlatcd Lumber Co., and a rent wait near Pendleton with depot proximity.
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Minnis
South
Malin Street
LaDon Block
Sohn
Charles Lane & Son
Vincent Street
Logan Street
Wonder
Oregon Lumber Yard
Oregon jute mill bill sets prison labor plan and funds
A bill introduced by C A Barrett of Umatilla calls for a state penitentiary jute mill. It appropriates 225000 for machinery and buildings, establishes a revolving fund, and creates a prison directors board to oversee sale and pricing of jute products. The act covers convict labor rules, product allocations, and sale procedures with strict perjury penalties for false affidavits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Penitentiary
C. A. Barrett
Umatilla County
Crewe
State of
Grogan
Secretary of State
Board of Prison Directors
Ehnall
Ahnall
Clerk of Maid Board
Atate
Ncte
Local residents and visitors listed in Hermiston city note
Attorney C T Godwin of Milton and many visitors are in Hermiston for business and social calls. Residents travel to Portland, Adams, Wenatchee, Irrigon, and Baker City while Major and Mrs Moorhouse return from Portland. Local officials and engineers pass through for court and railway work as Senator Cole visits from Salem. Milligan to perform organ recital February 4 at First Presbyterian with Norton and Selkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Godwin
Milton
Bualons
W. A. Storie
Portland
T A. Lhuallen
Adama
Jared
RE. N. Stanfield
A. Lh. Stanfield
Belin
Georgia Anderson
Helix
B. A. Marquis
J. T. Liewallen
Adams
Philly Constantine
Wenatchee
Ines
Mire
W. TF. Mitten
Walla Walla
J. A. Carlson
Kamela
Bert Huffman
W. H
Court House
Dr &. W. McClure
Federal Stock Inspection
Perkins Avenue
Lulu Marple
J.B. Eddy
Right of Way Department
Clty
W. H. Kelway
Missouri
Springfield
Fr. F. Thom
Echo
Thom
Hermiston
J. S& Denmere
Philadelphia
Hotel St. George
W. G. Cole
Salem
Oregon
Harold V. Milligan
First Presbyterian Church
Anna Selkirk Norton
Millican
Selkirk
Portland Oregonian
Milligan
Roosevelt
Portland Detective Joins Moody Murder Case in Haber City
Detective Louis Hartman of Portland works on the Moody murder case in Haber City. He is gathering evidence against Widdowson and Brown, currently on trial for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Baker
Louis Hartman
Moody
Haber City
Widdowson
Brown
Baby Born to Dr and Mrs IV Temple in Clarkaton Wash
A 10 pound son was born January 23 to Dr and Mrs IV Temple at their home in Clarkaton Washington. The mother is sister of Mrs T M Henderson, former residents of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IV. Temple
Clarkaton
Wash
T. M. Henderson
First Christian Church Activities and Local News
Sunday school 8 45 a m D Bowman superintendent Lord's Supper and preaching 11 a m Morning theme Certain Great Beginnings Praise and preaching 7 p m theme Some Characteristics of the Devil Young people meeting 630 p m topic Some Mission Progress Among the Indians Scripture Indih 42 16 20 Miss Bertha Grow leader A cordial invitation to all There are now 40 known smallpox cases in the northern part of Latah county Idaho at Parviceton Froese and Onaway By the burning of the Old 76 dissing company’s warehouse at Newport Ky 5009 barrels of whiskey were destroyed The Royal Neighbors will give a fine spot at the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening January 29 All are invited. Pe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bowman
Indih
Miss Bertha Grow
Victor Dorris
Latah County
Idaho
Parviceton
Froese and
Onaway
76 Dissing Company
Newport
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Moonshine in New York City and Brooklyn Braces Officials
New York Internal Revenue officers report widespread moonshine and sugar-mash whiskey distilling in the city and suburbs. A 50 gallon still was found in Brooklyn with full equipment and large spirit supplies. Raids followed a tip from a grudge holder as revolvers and belts were recovered. Authorities see hundreds of stills and are widening probes amid seizures. The piece also notes charity work by the New York Diet Kitchen and Vanderbilt donations, plus a bribery arrest of an alderman in a recorder contest. The Brooklyn Bridge safety debate cites Roosevelt’s resignation over weight increases. Boise, Idaho sprinkles streets with hot water for heating city facilities and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tennessee
Kentucky
United States Internal Revenue
Brooklyn
Bowery
New York Diet Kitchen Association
Board of Health
William K. Vanderbilt
Boise
Idaho
Frederick J. Haskins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. King
W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs, Tenn
Tallman & CO
Corona
Driscoll
Thompson Street
Black
Con Sacks
Podlatcd Lumber Company
Pendleton
Depot
John Vert
Aura Street
Bowman Photo Studio
E. B. Young
Willow Street
Dan Kemler
Grey Aros
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Barrett
Scott Butler
Spokane
K. Haddad
Baker City
First Christian Church
Department Store
New York Letter
Goff
Clifford
Jerome
Brooklyn Bridge
Roebling
Lewis Hunter
Lota
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court. St., Pendleton, Ore
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