City Brevities Ice Cream and Goods Advertisements
Quick notices list offerings around town including ice cream at Hohbachs and a range of dry wood from See Minnis. Poultry by Stark Poultry House with daily creased chickens. Pendleton Furniture Co. unveils new rugs and mentions former Grahams. store rooms for rent on Main Street. hotel Bowman Cafe open for breakfast and la carte service. East Oregonian office for inquiries and various transfer services by Stansberry Milne.
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Stark Poultry House
Pendleton Furniture Co
Grahams
East Oregonian
Bowman Cafe
Grading work to begin on Johnson railroad section
Grangeville Idaho report notes grading and right of way clearing on the Johnson railroad. Swanson and Olson contractors will start work tomorrow as about three fourths of the right of way is secured. Condemnation may occur in a few cases due to owner prices while a farmers union meeting in Gifford is planned for next Saturday with 18 delegates from Negperce union.
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Lewiston Tribune
Grangeville
Idaho
Johnson Railroad
Swanson
Olson
Lewiston & Southeastern Company
Gifford
Negperce Union
Num
Meeting on Farmers Interests Deliberates Legislation Report
A meeting will discuss matters of interest to farmers and include a report from the committee on legislation. The agenda reflects issues affecting agricultural interests and potential policy implications for the region.
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Committee On
Messages of Mrs Cleveland Condolence Statement
Mrs Cleveland releases a press statement expressing gratitude for condolence messages sent after Mr Cleveland's death. She notes the volume prevents personal replies and thanks readers from across the country and abroad for their tributes and prayers. The communication is dated in her name as Frances F. Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Sara
Mr. Cleveland
Osler To Enter 60th Year In Edinburgh Rector Race
London report notes Dr William Osler, Johns Hopkins professor famed for stating 60 years as man's limit, will begin his 60th year tomorrow and plans to run against Winston Churchill and George Wyndham for the Lord Rectorship of the University of Edinburgh next November.
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London
William Osler
Johns Hopkins University
Winston (Hurehill
George Wyndham
Ireland
University of Edinburgh
Bryan smiles on Saltview porch after convention talks
Lincoln Nebraska July 11 Bryan wears a smile that won't come off as delegates from the convention pause at Saltview farm to chat with the commoner. He appears greatly pleased and more confident than ever. Delegates say the day went off as Bryan wanted with some secrets shared in talks.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Saltview Farm
Suit for Attorney's Fee Against H C Willis
R J Slater and J T Hinkle file suit alleging Willis owes $178 as attorney fees. Complaint states Willis is indebted to $278, paid $100, and refused to liquidate the remaining balance.
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H. C. Willis
R. J. Slater
J. T. Hinkle
Willis
Right of Way Deed Agreements Filed for Walla Walla
Three additional right of way deeds filed today to Drumheller and Isaaca of Walla Walla. Identical to recently filed agreements. Grantors named as J. M. Mariott A. Peatrie and J. J. Dixon.
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Messrs. Drumheller and
Isaaca
Walla Walla
J. M. Mariott
A. Peatrie
J. J. Dixon
PERSONAL MENTION: city visits and travels
A stream of brief city visits and travels fills The Dalles Chronicle. James Measle of Ukiah arrives on business, C B Johnson comes from Pendleton, and Bert Tampbell remains ill at home. Many others including C T Goodwin Freewater attorney, Mrs D B Bailey, families, and J W Fox from Hanford discuss local affairs and upcoming harvesting and projects in the region.
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James Measle
Ukiah
Pendleton
C. B. Johnson
Dalles Chronicle
Bert Tampbell
O. B. Connors
Corvallis
C. T. Godwin
Freewater
M. J. Lane
Portland
Seattle
J. H. Koontz
Ecig
R. W. Ordway
Hood River
Bowman
R. E B. Nolen
Aggie Smith
Rome
Georgia
A. H. Harris
Spokesman-Review Correspondence Department
Walla Walla
Roy Perringer
Adams
J. W. Fox
Hanford
Weston Trade Surges as Rail Receipts Grow Remarkably
Receipts for June on incoming merchandise at the O R N depot plus passenger receipts total $1000 more than June 1907, which was higher than 1906. The Weston Lender notes these sources are nearly three times their volume three years ago, with Agent Walters very busy. Merchandise including dry goods clothing groceries hardware is arriving at Weston at 100 to 110 tons per month, signaling a healthy local trade despite Wall Street panic.
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Weston
Walters
Wall Street
Shirt sleeves preferred over smoking jacket note
A lighthearted line notes that traditionalists favored shirt sleeves over a smoking jacket, signaling a preference for practical dress. The remark frames a cultural nostalgia without specific events or figures.
Revolutionists Take Honduras Cities Amid Rising Conflict
Reports from Managua and Washington detail Honduran revolutionaries capturing Choluteca, a fortified port, and threatening Santa Barbara. The fighting lasts three days with many casualties while a U S battleship is dispatched to Port Amados to investigate rumors of a push toward the capital.
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Managuua
Nicaragua
Davila
Honduras
Santa Barbara
Choluteca
Washington
State Department
Port Amaios
Government Irrigated Lands Rule Sparks Pendleton Question
Officials including Secretary Garfield and Chief Engineer Davis praise the Umatilla project as thorough and valuable. A decision confirms residents must be actual settlers to obtain water, affecting Pendleton landholders. Officials hint at extending the project across the Umatilla River into western Umatilla and eastern Morrow counties, potentially adding about 40,000 acres once current work finishes.
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Ciites
Pendleton
Umatilla
Garfield
F. H. Newell
Reclamation Bureau
Arthur P. Davis
Reclamation Department
East Oregonian
Umatilla County
Morrow County
Irrigon
Newell
Comedian Willie Collier Robbed En Route
Tacoma telegraph reports comedian Willie Collier had $500 stolen when bandits broke into his trunk during a transfer from Bellingham to Tacoma. A roll of money vanished and one trunk belonged to his sister. Collier calls the incident a practical joke turned robbery.
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Tacoma
Willie Collier
Bellingham
Coller
Pastime Amusements Show Top Pictures Tonight
The Pastime theater presents a strong program of motion pictures and will continue tonight with more new changes tomorrow. Highlights include Student's Predicament Magical Suit of Armour Scottish Highlands and Dr Jenk's Liquid Life Restorer with an illustrated song I Am Starving for One Sight of You. The Mimes Please with the Two Dimes drawing large crowds and new Sunday changes planned New illustrated songs by Robert Fenner at the New Dime and color pictures at both theaters. The pictures are good today and drawing well.
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Scottish Highlands
Two Dimes
Robert Fenner
Show Shop Displays Clever Pictures and Song
The Show Shop has shown clever pictures recently including The Clown's Revenge Bell Ringer's Daughter Old Old Story and the illustrated song The Lanky Yankee Boys In Mine There will be another change tomorrow.
Hidaway Springs Reels In Visitors and New Lake
William Scott promotes Hidaway Springs as a popular south county resort attracting Pendleton and Pilot Rock visitors. A 22 acre lake created by a dam will host rowing and fishing with a dancing pavilion on an island. Officials plan more improvements next year while Fourth of July events and stage connections bolster access amid harvest labor demand.
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Pilot Rock
Pendieton—Dam
William Scott
Hidaway Springs
Hidaway
Pendleton
J. T. Hinkle
Douglas Bella
J. P. McManus
John Murphy
Sturdivants
S. H. Forshaw
Mr. Scott
Hidaway Creek
Umatilla
Pilot Rock Harvest Opens With Farm Work Start
Frank Michaels, a well known farmer, began his season Wednesday by entering a barley field owned by Charley Manning two miles east of Pilot Rock. He plans to move his outfit to the reservation to begin cutting his own crops.
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Frank Michaels
Charley Manning
Pilot Rock
Mr. Michaels
Duncan Ferguson Held in Diamond Robbery Case
Duncan Ferguson was arrested in Nanaimo British Columbia on suspicion of involvement in a $12,000 diamond robbery at Rossland from Stone and Knight. A crown set with diamonds was found on him, which he claims was given by a friend eight months ago and that the stones are not genuine. The diamonds are under expert examination.
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Duncan Ferguson
Nanaimo
B. C
Rossland
Stone & Knight
East Oregonian Phrase Confounds Local Debates
A brief item notes a saying about state discourse: if it appears in the East Oregonian, it is treated as having zero value. The remark seems to reflect local attitudes toward newspaper coverage and public commentary.
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East Oregonian
Cure dandruff and baldness with Newbro's Herpicide
Advertises Newbro's Herpicide as a scientific remedy that destroys dandruff germs and promotes hair growth. Claims superiority over substitutes and offers samples by mail. Sold by A. Koeppen & Bros and leading druggists, with sizes 60 cents and 1.00.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Koeppen & Bros
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Hohbach's
Stansberry & Milne
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Will
Koeppens
Mia
Frank Myera
Helix
City
C. T. Goodwin
D. B. Bailey
Jessie Smith
Meacham
Joe Parkes
J. F. Robinson
Donald
DR. T Wade
Bandon
Oregon
Cecil Wade
Cc. F. van de Water
Roy Blakeley
Donald Pharmacy
Louis Cargill
W. D. Chamberlain
Athena
W. H. Kelsay
Pendleton-Portland
Umatila County
Oliver P. Morton
Reclamation Service
Summer
Pendleton Cloak
Suit House
Pilot Rock Harvest
Department OF Law
University OF Ore
Udy A Gon
Bench
Walter H
Evans
Corbett
Seaside
Ore
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