Ice cream and dry wood and new rugs at Pendleton Co
City notices list offerings from Hohbachs ice cream and Minnis dry wood, with Sesame rugs at Pendleton Furniture Co and furniture sales. Also advertised are unfurnished rooms, transfer services, store rentals, and a Bowman Hotel cafe opening.
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Hohbach's
Stark Poultry House
Pendleton Furniture Co
Grahams
East Oregonian
Grahame
Malin Street
Oregonian
Bowman
Madame LeRae
John Schmidt
Mark M. Heacock
Carfield
Winslow Bros
PINGER NAIL BALL IS LATEST THING FOR BASEBALL
Rumors swirl about a new delivery called the finger nail ball credited to Owen Summers the Tiger recruit. Baseball Magazine cites Silk O Laughlin claiming it is entirely new and the most remarkable pitch in use today with Summers ahead of other pitchers.
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Suk
We Plate
Summers
Edith Cleotte
Owen Summers
Tiger
Baseball Magazine
Silk” O'Laughlin
Strayed Horses Report Near Pendleton Oregon
Strayed from forks of McKay and Hosey creeks 26 miles from Pendleton two described horses. A brown mare four years old branded HC on left hip and a bay mare six years old branded with a perpendicular bar on top and bottom on left shoulder. Reward of 25 dollars offered for recovery or information leading to recovery. Narrator: John Schmidt, Pendleton, Oregon.
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McKay and
Hosey Creeks
Pendleton
John Schmidt
Ore
County Judge Gilliard to Inspect South County Bridges
County Judge T P Gilliard leaves the afternoon for the south end of the county to inspect road matters. He will be gone for four or five days.
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T. P. Gilliard
Hunt Along John Day Leaves Local Official and Kin
Deputy assessor Bert Whitman and his cousin Clarence Mason of Wattsburg Wash have departed for a hunting trip in the rugged country along the John Day River.
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Bert Whitman
Clarence Mason
Wattsburg
Wash
John Day River
Barnes Sentenced to Death for Mrs. Aldrich Murder
At Walla Walla Judge Brents sentenced Bud Barnes to be hanged for the murder of Mrs. Anna Aldrich. No time was set as Barnes' attorneys plan to appeal to the supreme court arguing the former jury's discharge was effectively an acquittal.
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Walla Walla
Brents
Bud Barnes
Anna Aldrich
Barnes
Supreme Court
Personal travels widen business links across towns
A long list of brief visits glides through regional commerce as Fred Weber travels to Athena for business and Dr J A Donaghue plans a Helix trip. Others from Echo, Walla Walla, Hermiston, Pilot Rock and Dayton visit the city for meetings, hotel stays, or to greet officials at a reception.
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Fred Weber
Athena
C. BE
Mimmite
Walla Walla
J. A. Donaghue
Helix
F. W. Godfrey
Echo
E. A. Mann
BE. ©. Parker
Pilot Rock
Louis Scholl, Jr
C. I. Morgan
R. R. Johnson
Hermiston
Kyle McDaniel
Freewater
W. H. Hill
Wattsburg
M. & Kern
M. L. Carrier
Centralia
Wash
Bowman
Umatilla County
George W. Gray
G. W. Phelps
Heppner
H. G. Newports
Ellis
Garfield
Interior Department
Martyr to vanity at French Academy of Medicine
Professor Deulafol described a case of a man with ulcerous sores on both arms lasting over two years. After multiple doctors and various treatments, he had amputation above the elbow but sores recurred. The patient was deemed a simulator. he admitted creating sores with caustic potash.
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French Academy of Medicine
Deulafol
Hotel Dieu
Fire in Barn on Ranch Causes $1000 Loss
Fire broke out in the Barn on the Baker Cruse ranch on Summit View road Friday afternoon, destroying two horses, hay, the building, and a dozen fruit trees. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade to prevent spread to outbuildings and the house. Cause is a mystery, but a drayman helping move furniture may have dropped a lighted match into a dry manure pile. Mr and Mrs Riggie, living on the ranch, were moving belongings to town when the blaze was discovered. A strong wind aided the rapid spread.
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Baker & Cruse
Summit View Road
Yakima Republic
Charles Riggie
Josephine County farmers prove soil bounty with rare coin finds
Grant's Pass Courier notes L. B. Sharp near Jones Creek unearthed a $10 gold coin from 1848 and a Spanish shilling dated 1798 while digging potatoes on the old Curry place, suggesting unusual soil fertility. Local baseball attendance wanes as Walla Walla Statesman reports small crowds and uncertainty over continuing teague ball this year.
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Josephine County
Saya
Grant’s Pass
L. B. Sharp
Jones Creek
Taxpayers Surpass Ninety Thousand Personal Tax Statements
The county assessor will collect and return over 90 000 personal tax statements this year after completing valuation work. The Oregon Daily Journal notes this is about 2 000 more than last year when roughly 27 000 statements were returned to Assessor Sigler. Field work nears completion and the rapid intake accelerates roll preparation.
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Sigler
Oregon Daily Journal
Littlefield Rules Gilliam Dry Saloons Closed for Two Years
In Gilliam county a circuit court ruling upheld the county vote for prohibition over the city charter. Judge Littlefield declared the saloons in Condon must respect the county prohibition, closing every saloon in Gilliam county for two years.
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The
Portland Journal
Condon
Littlefield
Gilliam County
First Day as Portland Police Judge Delivers 664 Days Jail
John Van Zante, new police judge of Portland, sentences six trespassing defendants to rock breaking at Kelly's Butte. The six, all described as black, faced combined totals of 664 days in jail on his debut. The cases stem from sleeping in boxcar cars owned by Harriman lines.
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John van Zante
Portland
Oregon Daily Journal
Harriman Lines
Kelly's Butte
Man Disguised as Woman Robs Lighthouse Keeper
A man in disguise as a woman entered the Cape Foul Weather lighthouse in Newport Oregon early Friday morning and, at pistol point, robbed keeper Captain Wellander of 66 dollars. He fled after Wellander identified him as a Greek laborer long seen around Newport.
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Cape Foul Weather
Newport
Ore
Wellander
Montana Health Board Orders Universal Vaccination in Schools
The Montana state board of health issues sweeping orders to vaccinate every pupil, teacher, and janitor in all schools forthwith and to acquire sewage farms by all cities. Streams must be kept uncontaminated and nominal prosecutions will follow.
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Montana
Montana State Board of Health
Man Kills Himself With Explosive at Ranch
Robert Pfueller returns from Snohomish where he made purchases including liquor. He used giant powder to take his life Friday. No motive is known. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Snohomish
Robert Pfueller
East Oregonian Chronicle Rule Declares Zero
An East Oregonian note states a rule that if a item appears to be present it counts as zero. The brief outlines a quirky standard used in editorial or typographical context.
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East Oregonian
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Teutsch
F. E. Livengood & Co
Teutsch’s Old Stand
Stansberry & Milne
Pinger
Detroit
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler
Optician
Main St
John
Kobppens
A. E. Shaw
Barnhart
Clarence Adams
Camas Prairie Ranch
Duck McLaughlin
Buat
Hilneis Central
Sarah Cunningham
Charles
Celia
Seaside
Jemorratia
W. H. McCormmack
Lehman Springs
Lee Moorhouse
F.C. Moorhouse
Milo
Town
Major Moorhouse
J. W. Willams
Pomeroy
Deulofol
Gilliam
Monroe Street
Red
Pendleton Cloak
Suit House
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Sellers & Matlock, Props
Foreman
Nice
Illustrated Song
Edison
Underwaters
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