July Fourth events and sales spotlight in town
The notice lists Fourth of July plans at Bingham Springs and Golden Rule, dancing July 3 4 and 5, and Meacham excursion details. It advertises Ping Pong at Maloys, sales at Martin s and Teutsch s, Hawley Bros produce, Gratz s rooms and free lunch, Duttons ice cream, and various goods from local stores.
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Howard
Maloy’s
Martin's
Lee Teutsch’s
Hawley Bros
Gratz’s
Ynold's
Bchlitz
Bingham
Court St
Silas H. Soule
Soule Bros
Portland
Tall Drug Store
Frazier’s
Frasier's
Teutsch’s
Gratz's
Teutsch's
McReynold’s
The
Delta
Phillip’s
Tallman's
Schlitz
Golden Rule
Martin
J. R. Dickson
East Oregonian
Nolte
Meacham and return July Fourth sale items
A compact retail and travel note lists Meacham and return on July Fourth for $1, clothing made to order by N Joor ger and cook job openings at Alta House. Hawley Bros offers fresh red and black raspberries and old potatoes at sale. Standard Grocery advertises choice spring chickens 25 cents each, and meals for excursionists at Log Cabin eating house at cents. County court reviews road petitions. two new Pendleton Ukiah stage coaches added. Pendleton Woolen Mills displays robes, couch covers, blankets at Alexander's Department Store. robes marketed for picnics and outings as indispensable.
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Hawley Bros. McReynold
Meacham
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Alexander's Department Store
Pendleton
Rain Brings Hope to Farmers After Brief Shower
Farmers greet much needed rain with relief the previous evening. Wheat crops benefited as cool cloudy weather and moisture aided grain in various regions, easing concerns of grain burn while spring sown crops awaited moisture.
Bond Application Against Criminal Fine Cited in Oregon Law
A 19th century note explains that money posted as bail can be used to satisfy a court fine after conviction. It cites Hill's Annotated Laws of Oregon and a case involving John Tharp, arguing bondsmen’s consent is not required to apply the bond to the defendant’s fine.
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Hill
State of
Oregon
John Tharp
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption
Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts describes years of severe lung trouble and obstinate cough. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with a complete cure after all doctors and remedies failed. This remedy is promoted for coughs colds throat and lung trouble.
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Lois Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
Sale Flouring Mill Plant at Athena Oregon
Sealed proposals for the purchase of the Athena Flouring Mill Companys plant at Athens Umatilla County Oregon will be received by the company including July 1 1902 Athena Oregon. Vested right to reject any or all bids reserved. O G Chamberlain Trustee.
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Sale Flouring Mill
Athena Flouring Mill Company
Athens
Umatilla County
Oregon
C Compan
Athena
Maes
O. G. Chamberlain
New County Officers Take Office as Recorder Opens Term
Newly elected recorder W H Folsom assumed the post today and appointed William N Valanding ham as special deputy. Outgoing recorder J W Maloney and deputy step down. Other changes begin Monday with bonds approved and offices to seat new incumbents including Sheriff-elect T D Taylor and Clerk-elect W D Chamber lain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
W. H. Folsom
J. W. Maloney
Maloney
Folsom
William N. Valandingham
H. Marsh
T. D. Taylor
C. P. Davis
W. D. Chamberlain
B. B. Hall
E. J. Summerville
Train No 1 Delayed. Special Runs From Huntington
The O R N train No 1 from the east through Pendleton was late, due at 8 but arriving around 6 this morning. Cause unknown, suspected mountain trouble. A Huntington special departed at 9 to cover the delay.
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Pendleton
Huntington
Smallpox outbreak prompts quarantine in Milton
In Milton on July 2 a mild smallpox case appeared in the home of Frank Kent. The eldest daughter is ill and the entire family has been exposed. The town is under strict quarantine to curb the spread.
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Milton
Frank Kent
Meacham Excursion July 4 Special Train Service
Special train leaves the O. R. & N. depot at 7 30 a m for Meacham excursion on July 4 returning from Meacham at 7 p m round trip offered to passengers with same daily schedule and fare information.
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Meacham
Pendleton
Arrival of the Famous W L Douglas Shoes
The advance styles of the famous W L Douglas Shoe have arrived. Our stock is now complete and you will have no trouble in getting your size and style. Just think of it over four and one half million pairs sold last year. They are union made, made by skilled workmen under sanitary conditions.
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W. L. Douglas
After All No Place to Trade Like Nolf s
Retail catalog fragment listing assorted items and prices including Japanese napkins 19¢, bicycles, rubber rattles and dolls, shelf paper 10¢, ladies wrist purses 74c and 98c, sticky fly paper, crepe paper rolls, and other small goods with scattered price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolf
Livermore Resigned Amid Cheating Allegations
A town official named Livermore resigned in the wake of cheating accusations. Details remain unclear in the fragment, but the move signals a governance shakeup as investigations or inquiries are anticipated.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Teutsch
Pat O
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Ednesday
William Martin
Bingham Springs
Congregational Church
Sloan
Thompson Street
Riborn & Cook
Taylor
Dutton
Dutton's
DT Glass Sale
Optician
B. Alexander
Payee
Orppen
N. Joorger
Alta House
Ukiah
Concord
Peoples
Ie Peon Waris
Frederick Nolf
Boston
Livermore
Opera House
Bloch
Joseph Ell
Warnese and Saddlery
Beck
Cottonwood Street
St. Joe
Fr.co
Anita
Naletun
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