City Brevities: Ice cream and dry wood ads
A collection of brief notices: Hohbach's ice cream and dry wood offerings. Bee Minnis advertises dry wood in stock. Stark Poultry House lists unfurnished rooms for rent and phone number. Stansberry Milne provides transfer services. Help-wanted postings for ranch cooking and housework. For rent a store room in East Oregonian building. Lost and found items include keys and a watch with charm. Hotel Bowman Cafe hours and menu note. Reward offered for return of lost items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Poultry House
East Oregonian
Matin Street
Walla Walla
Main Street
Bowman Cafe
Mre
W. R. Ellis
Lewist Street
Best Pacific Coast race program at Spokane fair
An outstanding racing slate will highlight the Interstate fair at Spokane from October 6 to 10. The inland empire program is praised as among the best ever, with over 200 horses entered in eight trotting and pacing events after early closing on May 25. Top pacers and trotters from the Pacific coast circuit are expected to compete, signaling premier speed action on the Spokane track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Empire
Spokane
Pacific Coast
East Oregonian Highlights All News Hourly
The East Oregonian presents comprehensive daily coverage across politics, business, local events, sports, and community notices. Readers receive timely updates, feature stories, and dependable reporting from Morrow and Umatilla counties.
New Dime Pictures and The Blue and the Grey
Amusements note a splendid set of moving pictures at the New Dime including The Blue and the Grey in late colorings and illustrated songs by Robert Fenner. Crowds flock to Pastime for new pictures in beautiful colorings with another change anticipated tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fenner
God
Eagle Show Shop Announces New Illustrated Songs
The Eagle Show Shop has drawn crowds with attractive pictures and the management plans clever changes this week introducing new illustrated songs. Another change is expected tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Show Shop
Long Trip by Automobile from Denver to Portland Report
Frank Everett of Chehalis Washington with wife daughter Henrietta Fessenfeld and chauffeur John Pfeffer arrived in Portland after driving from Denver May 23. The journey covered 80 miles by steamship The Dalles City between The Dalles and Portland due to mechanical delays and weather. Boise to Portland took four days with a ten day layover for a broken spring hanger.
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Frank Everett
Chehalis
Wash
Katherine
Henrietta Fessenfeld
Everett
John Pfeffer
Portland
Denver
Colo
Oregonian
Dalles
Dalles City
Boise
Idaho
Bids Sought to Transcribe Wasco County Real Estate Records
Hood River County seeks bids by July 15 for transcribing and indexing Wasco county real estate records affecting Hood River real estate. Bids must state price per 100 words per folio. $3000 bond required. contracts may be rejected in whole or part. A J Derry, County Judge.
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Hood River
Oregon
Wasco County
Hood River County
A. J. Derry
In the East Oregonian a cryptic note sits
The brief item notes a zero value or absence marked in East Oregonian records, with no further context or details available in the readable text.
Visiting notables and travelers fill Pendleton scene
A long list of locals and visitors are noted in Pendleton as Edna Storie and Charles Gay of Athena call on friends, Ellenburg visitors, travelers from Hermiston and Echo transact business, and many return from Newport, Walla Walla, and Long Beach. The community hosts business trips, family outings, and summer travel across Oregon and nearby towns.
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Charles Gay
Athena
Pendleton
Mrs. Dowler
Newport
Fred Ross
Ellensburg
Wash
Seattle Fair Progressing Toward 1909 Exposition
Seattle progress on the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition shows 60 percent grounds completion. Major buildings including manufactures and agriculture palaces, machinery hall, auditorium, and fine arts palace near finish. Government funds secure, with $1,000,000 state and federal appropriations and several state buildings soon to begin.
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Seatle
United States
Congress
Arotle Broterhood
Sasseta
State of Washington
Matin
Alaska
Hawaii
Philippines
Mines
Fisheries Palace
Oregon
Washington
California
Missouri
New York State
American Lake Camp Prepares for Summer Mock War
United States engineers have laid out maneuver grounds at American Lake for a summer of mimic warfare. Adjutant General W. E. Finzer reports readiness after inspection, with Oregon and Washington camps planned jointly. National guards will guard 10 days starting August 3, joined by coast regiments, regular infantry, cavalry and artillery. Oregon sites near Murray station to house third and fourth Oregon regiments, signal and hospital detachments. Expect focused regimental and company work, with rear guard maneuvers and scouting emphasized. the program aims to maximize unit efficiency and keep troops busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Engineers
American Lake
National Guard
W. E. Finzer
Brush
Department of the Columbia
The
Oregonian
Oregon
Washington
Gener Finger
National Guards
Murray Station
Oregon Pioneer Elias Keeney Visits Pendleton
Elias Keeney, father of J M Keeney of this city, an Oregon pioneer now living in Port, is in Pendleton for a few days visiting his son and old friends. He stayed with Mr and Mrs James Crawford yesterday and remains active and in good health at over 90 years old during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Bean
Heppner
Morrow County
Roy
Neal
la Grande
St. George
J. T. Brown
Long Beach
Wash
Dr. M
Kern
Harney County
Jessie Smith
Walla Walla
Mieser Lucile
Hazel Rader
Walla Wai- Ia
M. A. Rader
McMinnville
State Funeral Directors’ Association
J. B. Perry
Jennie Perry
Lehman Springs
E. D. Harris
Winslow Bros
Yakima
Helen McCarron
Portland
Otto Hochbuch
Ralph E. Nolen
Augie Smith
Rome
Wood Pasley
Eugene
Brooks
Hood River
Glenn Sturdivant
Oregon
Elias Keeney
J. M. Keeney
Portand
James Crawford
Crawford
Keeney
Pendleton
American and German scholars named for 1908 academic exchanges
The Roosevelt Chair at Berli university will be filled by Professor Felix Adler of New York in 1908. German scholar Max Verworm of the University of Gottingen will join Columbia. For 1908 to 1910 American professors going abroad include President Benjamin Ide Wheeler of California and Professor William Morris Davis of Harvard. Verworm is noted as a distinguished physiologist.
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Felix Adler
New York
Roosevelt
Berli University
Columbia
Max Verworm
University of Gottingen
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
William Morris Davis
Harvard
Verworm
Associations to Hold 1909 Meetings at Seattle Expo
National groups plan to meet at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Seattle. The $10,000,000 world fair, its handsome buildings and exhibits, plus Seattle’s scenery and climate, position the city as an ideal convention center for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Teutsch’s Old Stand
Hohbach's
Stansberry & Milne
Jewel Elgin Watch
West Webb Street
Downey's
Louis Hunziker
Main
Eagle Pictures
Koeeppens
Edna Storie
E. P. Marshall
Echo
Mark Heacock
J. T. Liewallen
Adams
Edgar Fischer
Fischer School
Muélc
Hotel
Lavelle McDonald
B. F. Rhodes
Bowman
George A. Ferguson
Oregon City
C. J. Darkeen
Hermiston
W. F. Kennedy
Pendleton-Huntington
Etta Slaughter
Allen Rhodes
McKay Creek
Ruth Clark
Glenn Winslow
Ritzville
North Yakima
Adele Moussu
H. 0. Moussu
BE. D. Weaver
Barnhart
E. A. Shaw
George W. Jones
Huron
J. M. Murphy
Chicago
la Grandee
Continental Casualty Company
Hotel St. George
W. M. Goodnight
Bert E. Perry
San Francisco
Seattle Fair
American Lake Camp
Sellers & Matlock, Props
Norway
Gainsborough Hat
Illustrated Song
Edison
Underwaters
Pendleton Cloak
Suit House
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
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