City Briefies Trash and ads in one page listing
A chaotic city brief page lists multiple small ads and notices including house for rent, rooms for let, piano sales, refrigerators, a Fourth of July cutlery, and a photo studio. Also promotes services such as storage, leather goods, and a clothing sale. Lost coat with receipts and bank books noted with a reward.
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Groverion
Myrick
Helix
Ore
Jackson Street
Eilers Piano House
Thader's
Campbell Millinery
Bowman's
Bart Oregonian
Women of Woodcraft
Pendleton
BR. M
B. Nuff
UC Rader, Leathers’ Transfer & Storage Co
Gritman’s Cigar Store
Miesmen
Poaldlon Permanent
Atwood
Chicago
J. BR
Oregon
Jewelry Promise From L Hunziker Jeweler
L Hunziker announces carefully selected jewelry and presents that will satisfy buyers. The message asserts dependable quality and faithful representation for purchases.
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Bean
L. Hunziker
Injured Lathe Operator at Pendleton Tron Works
J T Wright, inventor of the patent hoodout, was severely hurt when a piece from a turning lathe struck the side of his head. The machine spun at 2000 RPM, a loosened piece shot out breaking the parietal bone and knocking out several teeth. He was taken home and did not recover for hours, attended by Drs. Rinno and Swinburne, with hopes of no serious complication.
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Pendleton Tron Works
J.T. Wright
Wright
Dra
Rinno
Swinburne
Pendleton Barber Price Increase Reports New 75 Cent Haircut
Haircut prices rose to 75 cents today in Pendleton according to the latest pricing accord. The change follows a prior 34 cent rate and the earlier 86 vente reference, with many customers urged to act before the increase took effect.
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Pendleton
Miss Cherry Is Recovering From Surgery
Miss Ida Cherry recently underwent appendicitis surgery at BL Anthony's hospital and is now recovering. She expects to be discharged within a week.
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Miss Cherry
Ida Cherry
BL Anthony's Hospital
Meacham Personals and Arrivals Reported in Town
A string of visitors and locals are noted in Pendleton area news. Wolfe of Meacham and Mrs Wyteeworth of Heppner visited. Major Moorhouse left for the Lapwal Reservation. Misa Alice Van Nuys headed to Spokane. J. N. Burgess and others transacted business. several residents traveled to Bingham Springs and The Dalles for short stays or work.
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Wolfe
Meacham
Jennings
Hieraneh
Pilot Mock
FL Wyteeworth
Heppner
Lee Moorhouse
Lapwal
Tdaho
Misa Alice van Nuys
Spokane
G. C. Berreman
Philomath
Benton County
B. McLellan
Cold Springs
FE. M. Churchill
Helix
Pendleton Business College
J. F. Gross
Athena
J. N. Burgess
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Lachlan Macleay
Tacoma
A. W. Nye
G. M. Rice
BR. A H. Wilcox
Bertram Sturm
Charles Marsh
James Sturgis
Bingham Springs
T. B. Swearingen
Bie
H.W. King
Q. P. Morton
Edward FP. Davie
East Umntilla
Hermiston School District Boundaries Approved
The Hermiston district boundary board approved forming a new district from four neighboring districts after no objections. The Hermiston school had previously run privately. Licenses to wed were issued for Fred Gross and Laura May Keon.
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Court House
District Boundary Board
Hermiston
Tod
Fred Gross
Laura May Keon
Miss Parkes Stricken With Typhoid Fever
Daphne Parkes has suffered typhoid fever for several weeks and is very seriously ill with feared complications.
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Parkes
Daphne Parkes
Severn
Pavilion Rising on College Street for July Fourth
Carpenters worked today building a large pavilion beside the courthouse grounds on College Street. The structure will host the forenoon Fourth of July program and, in the afternoon and evening, will be used for dancing events.
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Carpentere
College Street
Court House
Spokane Interstate Fair Offers Record Premiums
Premiums totaling 5150 with 2500 from Spokane Chamber of Commerce to counties for best fruit and grain exhibits. First prize 1000, then 500, 200, 200 with remaining funds to districts and expenses. Fair runs September 24 for two weeks, doubling last year’s duration and boosting fruit department premiums by 21500.
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Spokane
Fruit Department
Counterfeiters Plant Exposed Near Huntington
The Home Statesman recounts a counterfeit operation set up near Huntington with Carl Fastian, son of Minnie Rastian, arrested as an accomplice. Young Bastian hauled a 60 pound press from Welser to the ranch. three Welser suspects were bound over in Huntington. Milas, Elmer, and A J Turner bonds set high as the gang’s operations spread from Weiser to Portland.
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Young Rastian
Weiser
The
Home Statesman
Huntington
Carl Fastian
Minnie Rastian
Young Bastian
Welser
K. Mills
Elmer
A. J. Turner
Portland
Coun
Cmer Turner
Salem
Milla
A. JT. Turner
Mills
Ros. van
Coon
Young People's Union Activities At Local Baptist Church
At the Baptist Church residents are invited to a Monday meeting of the Young People's Union at Miss Mad Hemphill's home. A Wednesday luncheon in Bowman building is planned, followed by a Thursday 7 40 p m prayer and fellowship meeting. The pastor's vacation begins after this session and next Sunday features Patrice service with the theme Christ Declaration of Independence. G A R members and old soldiers are urged to attend.
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Young People's Union
Mad Hemphill
Ladlee
Laneh
Bowman
Main Street
Groldlera
G. A. R. Post
Bank declares a 10 percent semiannual dividend
The Viret National Bank held its Saturday afternoon stockholders meeting and declared a 10 percent dividend. It marks the first time in several years that a dividend was announced outside the regular annual meeting.
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Viret National Bank
Severnl Pr Vpore
Forfeiture of Drunkards in Police Court
Four intoxicated defendants forfeited 15 dollar ball fines each in police court this morning for failure to appear.
Typhoid Fever Cases Spark Water Drinking Warning
Physicians warn to boil drinking water as typhoid cases rise in the city with most infections traced elsewhere. Four railroad workers on the track project contracted the disease, three sent to Portland and one treated at St Anthony's. A serious case involves Daphne Parkes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parkes, treated by Dr Smith after illness began weeks ago. Scarce other cases noted include billows or mar hartal fever.
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WG. Cole
Tomat
Portland
St. Anthony's Hospital
Cole
Daphne Parkes
Joe Parkes
Smith
Pitt
July 4 Lunch Served by Baptist Church Women
The Baptist church ladies will provide a lunch on July 4 in the Bowman building. Expect a simple meal for attendees. A note warns of potential scarcity of fruit scraps from southern and southwestern Oregon and the risk of some varieties failing.
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the Baptist Church
Bowman Building
Oregon
San Francisco Fire Claims Trustees Seek Insurance Reform
Eleven leading San Francisco businessmen from the Merchants Association, Chamber of Commerce, Merchants Exchange, and other groups back a reform plan after losses from the recent fire exceed 100 million. Proposals include a 1 percent policy assessment to fund public disclosure of company conduct and a state mandated standard fire insurance policy form to be used statewide. The policyholders’ trust did not bind trustees to any particular action.
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Citisens
San Francisco
Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce Merchants’ Exchange
H. Weinstock
Andrew Carrigan
Albert Dernham
Charles H. Crocker
Rudolph Tausalg
James D. Phelan
F. W. van Sicklen
Charles Holbrook
J. D. Grant
F. W. Dohrmann
A. Sarboro
California
War and sictiools at Tuskegee speech
Provident Filot of Harvard College urged in Tuskegee Alabama that a government spending millions on battleships should help the southern states end slavery and elevate both black and white races. An Advocate of Peace countered that a single fishbowl of a short lived monster cost eight million could fund four Tuskegees. Also a small furnished house wanted by C. R. at the office.
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Nick
Cool Watts
India
Teutich’s
Ennquire From & Bowman's
Christian Church
Golden Rule
John Gagen
Fagle
Court Street
Carey
Rd Morgan
Riverside Dairy
Soller Gray
London
Pendleton Drug Co
Mon
Lathe
Steuerk
J. T. Wericht
Mend
United Railways
Street Railway Company
Ira W. Kelley
Mansefield
Foley
Kooppen
UMA Soda
Koeppens
Popular Price Drug Store
Floyd Anderson
Dalles
Charles H. Hamilton
O. R
N.ewitehinin
Jackson
Golconda
J. M. Bentley
Echo
Mr. Bentley
DF. M. McPdaniel
Fred Eppinger
Baker City
Mia
Fred McCutcheon
North Takima
Douglas
Morrow County
J. 8. Kees
Elts
Perlic
Tie Stine
Pendleton’s
S. A. Lowell
Orator
W. R. Tlis
Day
T. D. Taylor
Grand Marshall
Milton
AT the Baptist Church
Prisco
C. R
Cate
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