Xa Chocolate Sets Were On Sale
Xa Chocolate Sets and Chorolite Sets listed with prices around four dollars. ad copy notes sale figures and generic product line details without additional context.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1906
Page
8
Gordon's Escape After Auto Accident Firearm Incident
Gordon and party traveled by auto to Lehman Springs when the vehicle broke down near Mountain Home. While repairing it a stray bullet pierced the upholstery, likely a chance shot, and no one was harmed. The damaged car and party were hauled back to Pendleton by Billy Leathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Leathers
Fred Gordon
Gordon & Harrison
Gordon
Lehman Springs
Mountain Home
Death of Inmate Thomas Tedrow at Poor Farm
Thomas Tedrow, an inmate of the poor farm, died this afternoon from heart trouble at age 46. He has no relatives in this county, though a brother lives in England. Funeral services will be held tomorrow forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Tedrow
England
Reassuring praise for volcanic ash soil in inland empire
Judge Nash of Spokane recounts a West New Yorker’s view of the wheat belt’s soil. He says volcanic ash soil in the inland empire is the richest, most lasting in the U S, with dust deposits enriching fields and moisture drawn up by roots, promising continued good crops without fertilizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julgee Nash
Spokane
Anland Empire
Nash
Walla Walla County
Inland Empire
Spokesman- Review
New York
United States
Brent
The Umpire musical comedy thrills Whitels crowd
In Chicago the second act of The Umpire features a foothill football mock game coached by Prof A A Stagg and writers Hough Adams. Twenty two girls in complete armor enact runs, passes, and scrimmages with careful safety and dramatic finish. The show’s songs, including You Look Goes to Father and The Drums of the Fore and Art, are popular, with strong sales at Chicago’s largest department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Chicago
Maxes
Jess
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Messrs. Hough and Adams
Umpire
Stagg
Stole Heifer and Slaughtering Suspects Arrested
Harry Fitzgerald William Hoge and James Adams were arrested by Sheriff-elect Frank Elkins on a charge of stealing and slaughtering a young heifer. They appeared before Justice Luckey and were bound over under $1000 for the fall term of the grand jury. A mare found near the defendants camp showed signs of brutal abuse with the brand cut out, head and neck swollen, and the animal brought to Prineville and seen by many at J L Buchanan's livery barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fitzgerald
William Hoge
James Adams
Frank Elkins
Prineville
Justice Luckey
Honda
Elking
Hie
J. L. Buchanan
Five Toledo ice dealers jailed for price fixing
Five men from Toledo ice firms were sentenced by Judge Kinkade to one year in the workhouse and fined $4000 each for forming an ice price fixing trust. The defendants include Joseph A. Miller of Toledo Ice & Coat, R C Lemmon and R A Beard of Hy rola Tee, Peter H Watters of Michigan Lake Toa, and Henry P Brening of Haw kivese Lake Toe. Childish hindrances are often a parent’s best help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Trust
Toledo
Nice
Joseph A. Miller
Toledo Ice & Coat Company
R. C. Lemmon
R.A. Beard
Hyrola Tee Company
Peter H. Watters
Michigan Lake Toa Company
Henry P. Brening
Hawkivese Lake Toe Company
Kinkade
Sherman County farmers meet to form wheat growers group
More than 100 farmers gathered at Wascoe on Saturday afternoon to organize a permanent Sherman County wheat growers association. They plan a Moro meeting July 21 to formalize the group and push for legislation to establish a jute mill in Oregon, with sales days and grain auctions to follow for fair competition and better prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Moro
Sherman County
Humber
Wasxee
Umatilla
Dalles
Oregon Sunday Journal
Oregon
Sol
Smith
Devers
Portland
Washington
Walla Willa Ie
Woolgrower’s Association
Pendleton Visitors Escape Heat To Mountain Resorts
Scores from Pendleton fled the heat taking weekend trips to Minghim Springs for swimming and leisure. The eastbound train carried a large delegation for Sunday activities, with many, including families and local residents, enjoying the popular resort. This year the stage line between Bingham Springs station and the resort is run directly by the resort management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Minghim Springs
W. L. Thompeten and Son
Gertrude Fheridan
Roland & All
Owls Hungiker
FR. Alexander
J. G. Frazley
George Steand
Roy Fittner
W. A. Johnson
Paul Sperry
Roy Tha Fey
Glenn Goodman
E. Cox
Arneplger
Sol Baum
J. W. Maloney
Oliver P. Morton
Mire W. Shatta
J. A. Borle
Mies Fanchon Torle
J. F. Robinson and Son
W. Jw. Burleh
Eldon Furnish
A. HH. Babb
Porthand
A. Wareweller
Joseph
Bingham Springs Station
Te Belie
Bob Cats Outing Attracts Attention In Store Window
A weather affected scene reports bob cats from a furniture store pen being drawn to an outdoor yard. Young wild cats interact with a visiting Maloney family member, leading to a short chase and a notable display of cat speed as observers recall a rapid pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rader
J. W. Maloney
Bob
Maloney
J. Matoney, Jr
Crowds At Springs Hinted As Season Opens
Me Crowds at Springs. One of the largest crowd of the season spent Sunday at Bingham Springs yesterday. The roads damaged by high water have been repaired and are now in excellent condition in readiness for the summer. M. E. Foley, manager of the springs, is in the city making arrangements for additional attractions and will be prepared to accommodate heavy patronage in the hot months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexson
Bingham
Bingham Springs
M. E. Foley
Dr McBain Leaves Spokane Bound Practice Here Ends
Dr McBain who has led the White dental parlors in the Association block for over a year has given up his practice here and departed yesterday with his wife for Spokane leaving the local clinic in new hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
McBain
Frat Symptom Prompts Self-Care for Stomach Ailment
Readers are advised that early signs of digestive imbalance hint at a larger issue. The piece recommends taking a few doses of a celebrated remedy to ease discomfort and prevent further suffering. It emphasizes prompt self-care when symptoms appear.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters claims 88 years of cures
An old advertisement proclaims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a long proven remedy with an 88 years record of cures. It promises to treat indigestion dyspepsia costiveness heartburn flatulence cramps diarrhea female disorders and fever and ague without delay.
Road Repaired After Flood Narrowed by Multiple Fords
The road, washed out by the flood, has been repaired for its full length and is now passable except that several fords remain necessary. Local crews report the route is usable with caution and expect further work on the remaining ford crossings.
Seven police court victims on a busy day
Seven people appeared in police court this morning including John White a colored bootblack accused of assault and battery against a negro woman. White pleaded guilty and was fined 10 and sentenced to five days in jail in default. Another defendant W Branning faced a jewelry selling without a license charge with trial set for 2 pm. The remaining five were ordinary drunks fined three days each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
Keates
Inter
W. Branning
Death of Union County planter Jacob Newman at La Grande
Jacob Newman a planter of Union county aged 6 died at La Grande Saturday evening. He was among the first settlers in the Grand Ronde valley. The obituary notes he was widely mourned by friends who described him as a diligent child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Newman
Union County
la Grande
Grand Ronde Valley
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