City Briefs show variety of ads and notices in a local paper
A mixed run of wants and offerings from Minnie selling dry wood at various locations to Mrs Campbell’s millinery apprentices, room rentals, a lodging house for sale near the depot, a Friday embroidery sale, lumber yard promos, and small lost watch inquiry, all reflecting local commerce and errands.
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Sorip
Minnie
South Malt Street
Wonder Store
Wonder
Oregon Lumber Yard
Cerena & Driscoll
Thompson Street
Wilow Street
Aura Street
Hunter Furniture Store
Tagilre
Orewon
Weyerhauser Interests to Build Large Pine Mill
Tree reports the Weyerhauser Interests plan a massive new palm mill at the confluence of Orofino and Whiskey creeks, two miles and four and a half above Orofino. The Lewiston Teller notes the project as potentially the largest in the United States.
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Tree
Weyerhauser
United States
Lewiston ‘Teller
Weyerhaeuser plans vast timber complex near Clearwater
In the south slope of the Clearwater river the Weyerhaeuser company outlines a $2,000,000 plus project to cut and store 3 106 000 000 feet of timber. A dam on Granite canyon North Fork will form a reservoir for log storage with a four mile rail link to Ahsahka and connections to the Northern Pacific to Orofino. A second rail line will extend into the timber belt from Orofino, with a one square mile mill site planned larger than Potlatch, noted as among the biggest in the United States.
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Mage Negewmary
Wiverhouser
Clearwater
Weyerhausern
Granite Canyon
Ahsahka
Northern Pacific
Orefino
Orofino
Potlatch
United States
Guaranteed Mi-o-na stomach remedy advertisement
An advertisement from Tollman & Co promotes Mi-o-na stomach tablets as a guaranteed cure for stomach trouble. It claims traditional digestions only digest food, while Mi-o-na strengthens the stomach and digestive system so the body can handle meals without further medicine. The firm offers a money refund if not cured.
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Tollnan & Co
Wil
Tallman & Co
Uniters Guarantes
Mision Corte
Avery Hom
Sewel Filer Manager Attives G Hogert in City Office
G Hogert appointed as manager of Ellere Pinno House busyviews in city. He arrived with Portland central office manager Mr Miller. Rogers, previously in charge of Eugene bus inews, will help build local business to new heights as rooms are renovated. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support after Conrad Kohler's death. Morringe license granted to James Hartle and Myrtle M Hargett. Rent ad for 1 room cottage at 304 Cosby Street.
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G. Hogert
Ellere Pinno
Miller
Portland
Rogers
Eugene
Personal mentions from Geho to Milton and beyond
Local notes list numerous visits and travels by residents and officials including Stanfield Geho Milton Jett Wuraweller Joseph O Neal Bland Teel Phelps Murphy Brown Liemnllen Peterson Castleman Best Johnson Richards Puget Sound Warehouse operations Knights of Pythias meeting trips to Helix Salem and Washington DC. Joe Parker Pendleton land office reports snow and activity in the region.
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Stanfield
Geho
T. L. Hagedote
Milton
B. A. Clark Jett
Portland
W. A. Wuraweller
Joseph
WW. O'Neal
RR. & N. Company
Ck. Bland
Her
E. J. Brown
Pacific Paper Company
Walla Walla
F. A. Liemnllen
Helix
DP. Peterson
M. Castleman
Athena
RK. R. Johnson
Echo
I Richards
Puget Sound
Knights of Pythias
Joe Parker
Pendleton Land Office
1. & Land Office
Parkes
la Crande
Eagles Meet Tomorrow Night At Pendleton Showdown
Old song-feathered Eingles predict a bizarre show with feather flying at the meet of the world tomorrow night. Acts include Hidre Platzoeder in a fancy number, Leghorn Lawrence singing, and Professor Nye attempting to quiet crowds while Jack Rudolph Taylor rallies the mood. Little Joe Hinkle and Bill Bogert also perform as the event aims for record attendance.
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Pendleton
Hirde
Platzoeder
Findango
Daddy
Leghorn Lawrence
McKay Creek
Profesor
Thomas Hitemin Nye
Doc
Garfield
Jack Rudolph Taylor
al Koeppen
Joe Hinkle
John Anderson
Joe John
Bill Bogert
Good Showing for Bank as Resources Rise
Commercial National bank reports prosperous condition with total resources of 264,209.18 dollars and deposits 109,427.19. Loans amount to 139,820.55 dollars. Management pleased and plans to expand facilities to meet growing city business.
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Commercial National Bank
Services Awarded for Nea Perce Indigents Care
CG T Stranitlin awarded the contract to care for indigents not bed confined at £1.25 daily for bed confined cases. Contractor Pl Jdoger to bury the dead at 10.25 dollars per funeral. Dr Duriburt to supervise county poor at 160 dollars per quarter plus 20 cents per mile. Other bidders listed.
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T. Stranitlin
J. Vosaar
Duriburt
Phyviching
Mia
T. J. Contolo
Fio S. Storing
J. L. Perking and
C. W. Bhatt
Lewiston Teflor
Monument for Sacajawea statue planned in North Dakota
A Grand Forks based feature reports a movement to erect a bronze Sacajawea statue near Bismarck's capitol. Funds totaling 5534.72 have been raised by the North Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs with committee members from Fargo Cando and other cities. The piece honors Sacajawea as Bird Woman, highlighting her guiding role for Lewis and Clark and the Lewis and Clark exposition audience.
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Grand Forks
S. D
Sacajajwea
North Dakota Federation of
Momen's Clubs
Historical Society
Sucajawen
Fuode
Co. PF. Amidon
Fargo
Great Divide
Lewis and Clark
Pacific
Palmatler Sisters Concert Opens Pendleton Lodge Event
The Palmatler Sisters will perform this evening under Pendleton lodge No 285 with dancing to follow. The concert starts at 8 30 sharp, doom will open at o'clock and all visiting Elks are welcome.
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Palmatler
Pendleton Lodge No
Elks
Garment Theft Report Amid Scarlet Fever Surge
In La Grande a suspect secured at least 100 pounds worth of garments from Rack's home after entering unknown locations. Meanwhile Chicago reports 4000 cases of scarlet fever, highlighting a public health concern across the city.
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la Grande
Ines
J. 4
Rack
Tee
Chicago
New Orleans Route Aims for May 1 Completion
President A J Davidson of the St Louis and San Francisco railroad says the Colorado Southern New Orleans and Pacific line will reach New Orleans by May 1. The route runs via Baton Rouge to Beaumont and Houston, linking with the Trinity and Brazos Valley and the Rock Island at Unice Louisiana, with Zokum interests in the latter connections. Frisco plans limited 1907 construction but system development and water supply funding are noted, alongside historical bond figures for streets parks and improvements from 1916.
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New Orleans
A. J. Davidson
St. Louie & San Francisco Railroad
Colorado Southern
Rock Island
Unice
Thither
Alexandria
Arknansas
Davidson
Frisco
Thirty Million Stock Sale In New York City
Brooklyn, January 31. Controller Metx will offer for sale tomorrow thirty million dollars of four percent stock and bonds of the city of New York. The issue comprises twenty three million dollars of corporate stock for various municipal purposes with maturities on November 1, 1958 and two million seven hundred fifty thousand dollars in bonds.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Metx
City of
New York
Demand for Moorhouse Books Sparks National Orders
Major Lee Moorhouse reports strong demand for his Indian pictures edition printed by East Oregonian. The 70-page artistic booklet is receiving orders from regions across the country.
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Moorhouse
Lee Moorhouse
East Oregonian
Believes in Advertising Boosts North Bend Fund
The hustling town of North Bend on Coos Bay has raised 7000 dollars for advertising. A community that pins faith to printers' initiative buys it in quantities like that to push to the top.
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North Bend
Coos Bay
Ste Faith
Init Anit
Eugene Guard
Rise of Grippe Cases Reported Across City
Physicians in Pendleton report a prevalent grip cases surge in the city and nearby countryside. Several serious illnesses are linked to the weather, described as the cause of the disease’s current frequency.
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Pendleton
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Louis Hunziker
Malin St
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Conrad Kohler
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James Hartle
Myrtle M. Hargett
Cosby Street
C. A. Eppinger
Alexander Department Store
ALC
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Pendleton.ore
J. A. Best
G. W Phelps
Salem
Supreme Court
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Washington, D. C
Attracms
North Dakota
Women's Choice
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VICI
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Sorosis Shoes
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Denver
Smith Premier Typewriter CO
Stark ST
Ortland
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