Local ads and summer sales fill July issue notices
Various merchants and services advertise harvest supplies groceries ice cream and beverages clothing furniture and real estate. Promotions include Gratz and Gratz’s free lunch, Soule Bros in Portland, Dutton’s ice cream, Teutsch’s books, St Joe Store bargain parasols, Frazier’s waists, Schiltz beer at Golden Rule, Martin’s groceries, Mrs Campbell millinery closing sale, Kine’s grove picnic with dancing, and Rihorn & Cook real estate listings. Also warnings on typhoid and drinking water and notice of a rent-ready East Oregonian building room August 1 availability.
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Ckers
Bey Bros
Gretz’s
Gratz's
Nold's
Ey Bros
Schlitz
Teutsch's
Bt. Joe
MacReynold
Dutton’s
Delta
Rihorn & Cook
Taylor Building
Phillip
Tallman's Drug Store
Golden Rule
Martin
Kirkman's
Withee
Court St
Davis
Taylor
East Oregonian
Jackson-Dickson Company
New ties and camping quilts at Teutsch’s store
Nice line of new ties, 25 cents. Quilts and blankets for camping out. Teutsch’s, If you want best goods for least money, go to St. Joe Store. Grand picnic every Sunday at Kine's grove. Dancing begin at 1 o'clock. Music by Kirkman's orchestra. Rooms in the East Oregonian building for rent. Steam heated, hot and cold water and bathroom in connection.
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Teutsch's
St. Joe Store
Kine's Grove
Kirkman's Orchestra
East Oregonian
Pendleton Indians Shut Out Bakers in Inland Empire Opener
Pendleton baseball won the first Inland Empire League game at Baker City. Captain Ziegler has left, but Robbie Brown leads the team. James Cox, formerly with the Yellow Kids, played center field and E F Chapler of Athena played left. The Gold Diggers were outclassed. Pendleton schedule continues with today and through the weekend.
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Pendleton
Baker City
Ziegler
Indians
Robbie Brown
James Cox
Yellow Kids
E. F. Chapler
Athena
Gold Diggers
La Grande Tops Walla Walla In Tight Baseball Battle
La Grande defeated Walla Walla 10 to 8 in a tense first game here. Walla Walla led early, the game stayed close, and a late misplayed fly ball kept La Grande from completing a home run. Walla Walla tallied 14 hits to La Grande's 10, with eight errors by each side.
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la Grande
Jay
Walla Walla
Ray
Crass
Portland Men Return From Thunder Mountain Mining Camp
John and Edward Marshall report return to Portland from Thunder Mountain. They traveled to Welser by train then rode in on pack horses within two miles of camp. The camp is quiet, with little activity at outfitting points and few people entering. They note rich quartz deposits but low-grade ore. mills are needed to realize value. Prospecting continues and a new mine soon to be developed may revive activity.
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John
Edward Marshall
Portland
Thunder Mountain
Welser
Wheat Damage Report From Walla Walla County
Wheat is Da Wes Noble reports severe damage across Mill creek in Walla Walla County after extraordinarily heavy rain and subsequent strong winds. Crops lie flattened, most fields ruined, and many growers with hundreds of acres will not attempt to head grain. Hay may be saved, but threshing will be minimal.
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Wes Noble
Mill Creek
Walla Walla County
Walla Walla
Card of Thanks for Loss of Daughter
We thank friends who assisted us during our bereavement in the loss of our daughter and ask to be allowed to hold them in kind remembrance. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Kirkpatrick.
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B.D. Kirkpatrick
Unclear fragment on volcanoes in Central and South America
Fragmentary text mentions Nash Apedca fn and Bedide with eight volcanoes in Central America and thirty seven in South America, offering no clear event or context.
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Nash
Bedide
Central America
South America
Almost Serious Runaway Horse Dragged Rider
Ed Culp narrowly escaped serious injuries when a frightened horse bolted on West Alta street. He leaped into a ditch and fell while the horse dragged him for about a block before his foot slipped from the stirrup. He suffered bruises and rib contusions but was thankful it was not worse.
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Ed Culp
West Alta Street
Mr. Culp
Mr. C.lp
Fistic Encounter on Maltr Street Sends Man to Jail
A drunken dispute on Maltr street this morning led to a scuffle. One participant was jailed after the man began striking at his friends as they tried to shelter him. The police judge allowed the intoxicated man to be driven home to bed. Dancing begins Sundays at Kine's grave with Kirkman’s Orchestra at 2 PM.
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Maltr Street
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