What Draws the Trade What Draws the Trade
The advertisement claims quality and quantity in coffee and tea. It states that the shop offers fresh stock and carries only the best goods. It notes that all corers and teas are imported by the shop itself.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
8
Special Premiums Offer on Purchases Wednesday July 10
Teal coffees extracts spices and baking powder buyers receive free jardiniere cups blaclers pin trays olive dishes bread plates pickle dishes toothpick holders spoon trays and more.
GEORGE ADAMS HURT IN MAIN STREET HORSE CRASH
George Adams of Upper McKay Creek suffered a skull fracture when his team bolted on Main Street. The collision threw Adams and his employee George Hart from the phaeton near Peoples Warehouse. Hart was shaken but not badly hurt. Adams was treated at Red Cross drug store by Dr. C J Smith and later moved to St. Anthony’s Hospital, where his condition remained serious but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almos
George Adams
Upper
McKay Creek
Main Street
Adams
George Hart
Adams Ranch
Peoples Warehouse
Adama
Hart
Red Cross
C. J. Smith
St. Anthony's Hospital
Adame
Webb Street
Pendleton
McKay Creeks
Wood in Pendleton area to be plentiful next winter
Reports from the Blue mountains indicate ample timber for Pendleton next winter. Hundreds of wood choppers are active near Meacham and along the branch railroad from the sawmill into the timber. A Bryron’s tract holds 1900 cords of cut wood already stacked, with every tree in the tract felled into cord wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountains
Pendleton
Meacham
C. Bryron
Iee Shipments Stopped Due to Heat and Local Demand
Heat and strong local demand force the Pen detron Iee & Cold Storage Co to halt tea shipments to outside points. All plant output now goes to satisfy city needs, with earlier large shipments sent to Dayton, a Wits burg, Colfax and other eastern Washington points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iee
Lee
Pendetron Iee & Cold Storage Company
Dayton
Witsburg
Colfax
Washington
Heavy Wheat Shipments Expected Across Inland Empire
Heavy shipments anticipated along the Northern Pacific, with B Calderhead of Wallin Wal- Va city forecasting a large wheat crop ready for harvest in Uma- Ulin and Walla Walls counties. He predicts immense fall shipments as the Inland Empire shows an excellent crop this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Calderhead
Northern Pacific
Wallin Wal- Va
Calderhead
Uma- Ulin
Walla Walls
Inland Empire
Baxter real estate party surveys timber land in county
John Baxter of Baxter Real Estate in Walla Walla visited the city with land buyers to inspect timber land in the southern part of the county. They aim to sell a large tract pooled by the owners, hoping to secure a deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baxter
Baxter Real Estate Company
Walla Walla
Thi County
Marriage License Issued to Baker and Jessup Couple
A marriage license was issued today to Howell N. Baker and Maude Stanton Jessup. Jessup is described as a sister of Mrs 67, and they reside in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell N. Baker
Maude Stanton Jessup
Mise Jesup
Adame
Trusting Stranger Leads To Loss Of Horse And Cart
George Strand trusted a stranger who hired Tom French to work on a reservation farm. On the Fourth, the man and another worker took the horse and cart to town for a celebration. On the return, the other man claimed the seat, sent French to a distant spot, and disappeared with the horse. The sheriff is limited by late reports and slow progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strand le
Strand
Tom French
Walt
French
Heavy Wool Sales at Shaniko Halted Buyout Day
Wool buyers reported Shaniko sales closing with about one and a half million pounds on sale yesterday. Nearly a million pounds were purchased, Botany company leading at about 490,100 pounds. The wool buyers’ car will reach here tomorrow and then proceed to Elgin for the next sale. buyers anticipate limited wool remaining locally and plan to head home after Elgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Shaniko
Botany Company
Tay
Bilgin
Elgin Ie
Gombines Sold Across Pendleton Area Harvesters Demand Rise
Three ace in the railroad yard machines bought by local wheatmen. over 40 combines used in Umatilla County with 31 sold this year to Pendleton Athena and Milton. county wheat expected to average 55 bushels per acre. local agents unable to meet demand. Vancouver Columbian notes M A Rader booster for Pendleton. Logan Renn leaves for Seattle banking course before moving to Cunningham Inland bank position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
E. L. Smith & Son
Uilich
Joe Sievers
Laula F. Anderson
J. F. Wallen
Knight Brow
Leo
Ransler
Chris Breeding
Frank Kirkpatrick
P. A. Miller
Billy Feryguson
Thos. Campbell
Tra Scott
Athena
A. B. Dudley
D. C. Kirk
Joe
Edgar Forest
Geo. DeGraw
Ansell Woods
Mose Taylor
Chas. Mretherton
Chas
McAlary
Sam Pamburn
Alex
Kirk
Helle
John Adams
M.D. Smith
Phil Hinen
Gunder Turgeson
B. B. LaHue
Geo. Warburton & Son
Jack Keller
John Thompkins
Joe Lewis
Milton
Hockburn Bros
Umatilla
Washington
Logan Renn
B. F. Renn
Seattle
Wash
National Banking School
Cunningham
Inland Bank
Thad Niple
Frank Lee Released From County Jail
Frank Lee was released today after the investigation cleared him of stealing shapes from Douglas Belts. Redmond in Crook County plans a new water system with a 400000 gallon tank elevated 40 feet to create pressure, powered by a gasoline pump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lee
Lee
Redmond
Crook County
Civil Service Exams Open in 27 States for Rail Mail Clerk Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an August 6 1907 examination at post offices in 27 states and territories to certify eligibles for railway mail clerk vacancies. Age limit 18 to 45, minimum height 6 ft 0 in, weight 110 lbs. subjects include spelling arithmetic letter writing penmanship copying geography addresses and railway transportation systems. Open to male U.S. citizens residents of listed areas. Also notes funeral of Mrs J H McBroom and school building painting preparations for September opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
United States Civil Service Commission
Wil
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Florida
Idaho
Indiana Territory
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Montana
Nevada
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Carolina
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wyoming
United States
Junction Pointe
Harvesting Due In Western County Next Week
A. B. McCarty, noted Echo district citizen, is in the city on a trading trip and for harvester supplies. Harvesting will begin in all the western portion of the county next week with only a few pegan herding this week as grain ripens rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. McCarty
Echo District
Ail
Pegan
Knights Templar Arrive in Saratoga for Triennial Conclave
Thousands of Knights Templar pour into Saratoga Springs for the 0th triennial encampment with south and far western delegations, bands, and grand procession planned. City prepared for up to 100000 visitors as churches host restaurants and venues, with parades, drills, and exhibitions opening the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
Knights ‘Templar
Saratoga
Arly
Ble
Hughes
Vialt
Earl of Euston
Great Priory
England and
Wales
Edward
Saratoga Race Track
Convention Hall
Grand Union
United States
Congress Hall
Newbro's Herpicide Claims Hair Restoration Proof
Frederick Manvell of Maryland block Butte Montana bought a bottle of Newbro’s Herpicide on April 6 and reports by July 2 that his hair is thick and luxuriant. The ad states the product destroys the germ causing dandruff and hair loss, promising immediate halt to shedding and new growth. Sold by druggists with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Manvell
Maryland
Butte
Montana
Newbro
Logan
Horpsicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Empire Tea & Crockery Co
W. W. Campbell
Mgr
E. Court ST
Winslow Bros. Jewelers
F. &. S. Bitters
Tallman & Co
Main and
Webb Streets
East Oregonian
Geo. Adams
M'Kay Man
Dt Gombines
Umatilila
Vancouver Columbian
Vancouver
Oregon Funeral Directors
M. A. Rader
Rader
Gleaks
Mra
McBroom
J. H. McBroom
Baker & Folsom
Olney
BE. L. McBroom
R. H. Patton
Rend
The
Roosevelt
Boston
Knights Templar
Moulton
Brand Commandery of
New York
Mens’ Shop
Max Baer
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