City Bree tidies and ads from the Fair Store
A jumble of local notices and ads including Wolverine soaps at the Fair Store, Hansen's sundae at Donaldson's, dry wood, unfurnished rooms for rent, summer clothing, laun der and refrigerators at Goodman Hardware, lost coat, insurance rates, and a stage schedule to Hidaway Springs. Also multiple sale offers, ride schedules, and generic grocery and bread pitches.
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Falr
Donaldson's
Donaldeer
W. A. Leathers
Goodman Hardware Company
Old Line
Coutts & Bittner
Peoples Warehouse
Horses and mules for sale at Alta feed yard
Eleven good work mules and about 30 head of work horses, most well broken, available at Alta feed yard. Stock sale proceeds Saturday or until sold. Funeral of Mrs. Lester Swaggart conducted yesterday afternoon at Baker & Folsom parlors with Rev. Lee Ferguson officiating.
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Alta Feed Yard
Admiral Yamamoto's Travel Plans Stir Maine to Boston
The notice outlines Admiral Yamamoto's itinerary from New York to Boston then via the Pacific coast with stops in Seattle and Ottawa. A later dispatch reports a deadly clash between robbers and police in East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where Officer Patrick Sullivan was killed and another officer fatally wounded during a raid on a Negro resort on Linden Avenue.
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Yamamoto
New York
Admiral Yamamoto
Boston
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Ottawa
Megroes
East Pittsburg
Patrick Sullivan
Linden Avenue
Hermiston School House Plans Drawn for Four Rooms
Hermiston district approves four room brick school building drawn by Architect T F Howard at an estimated cost of 6500. The site sits east of the R and N tracks on a recently selected lot. Two rooms will be completed now with two more added later as enrollment grows.
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T. F. Howard
New Town
Hermiston
T. BF. Howard
Stone Work on Boys Dormitory at Pendleton Academy
Dermlwry a renowned stone mason contracted for Pendleton Academy began foundation work this morning for the boys dormitory. The job will be completed as quickly as possible with the superstructure to start promptly after the foundation is finished.
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Dermlwry
Pendleton Academy
Moussa
Veterinarian Dr. Lloyd Prefers Pendleton After Northwest Trip
Dr T J Lloyd well known veterinarian just returned from extended visit to Washington visiting Pullman Spokane Walla Walla Colfax Lewiston Cour d'Alene Idaho He prefers Pendleton to other towns noting quieter conditions and less business activity He toured the state agricultural college at Pullman and praised its spending and the modern up to date veterinary department
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Pendleton
T. J. Lloyd
Washington
Pullman
Spokane
Walla Walla
Colfax
Lewinton
Cour d'Alene
Idaho
Lloyd
State Agricultural College
Spring Grain Needs Cooler Weather for Maturing
John Dand of Fulton station said on a Saturday rading trip that spring grain in his area needs several days of cooler weather to ripen and fill out properly. Much of the grain is still in the milk stage and the extreme heat has hindered development. He expects harvest readiness in about ten days in that section.
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John Dand
Fulton Station
Buckley Marriage Secret Uncovered in Portland Visit
Dr Daniel Buckley of Seattle wed two weeks ago in Seattle with his brothers General Superintendent M Buckley of RS and N and A Buckley chief dispatcher of O R N at La Grande. The marriage was kept secret until a Portland visit this week to Buckley's brother.
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Daniel Buckley
Seattle
M. 7. Buckley
RS & N
A. Buckley
la Grande
Turdasal Farmers Add Harvester For Reservation Wheat
Turdasal Combined Harvester Fairbwest and Aliie Knight on the reservation bought a new machine from FE. Tt. Smith & Son. The new harvester will be set to work in their wheat crop in a few days.
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Turdasal Combined Harvester
Fairbwest
Aliie Knight
Tt. Smith & Son
Eva McQueen Files Divorce Suit in Pendleton
Mrs Eva McQueen formerly Eva Wood a well known Pendleton public school teacher led a suit for divorce against Robert McQueen Saturday evening through Carter and Raley. She was married on April 9 1906.
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Eva McQueen
Eva Wood
Pendleton
Robert McQueen
Carter & Raley
Odd Fellows to Attend Funeral for C W Irwin
Members of Eureka Lodge of Orr are summoned to the Odd Fellows hall at 9 tomorrow morning for the funeral of brother C. W. Irwin by order of the noble grand. Remodeling in Pilot Rock for J P Mc Manus store cost about 1000 dollars and is now in progress with plans by architect T F Howard.
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Odd Fellows
Eureka Ludge
Orr I
Odd Fellows’ Hall
C. W. Irwin
Pilot Rock
T. F. Howard
J. P. McManus
Odd Fellows Meet For C W Irwin Funeral
Attention to Rebekahs Earnest and Alfie Knight, meeting at Odd Fellows hall tomorrow morning for the funeral of C W Irwin. A bomb exploded at Leisman’s home in Constantinople injuring natives. American ambassador Leishman shaken.
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Constantinople
United States
Leishman
Noble Peers End The Ulterior Dinner Dole
A St James Gazette report recalls a costly dining custom where Irish peer Lord Poor refused to pay for a cook’s expenses, saying he would donate a guinea if needed. Duke of Ormond avoided the issue until others pressed reform. Lord Taafe and Sir Timothy Waldo also helped end the practice after a cook refused money.
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Lord Poor
Duke of Ormond
Lord Taafe
Timothy Waldo
Duke of Newcastle
St. James
Taking the Initiative and the Enemy on His Ground
The piece discusses strategies of countering adversaries by outmaneuvering them and seizing opportunities, citing Polk and a diary anecdote about handshakes. It also references historical torture devices described in 1831 and quotes Fanny Kemble on a steel backboard used for discipline.
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Polk
James Schouler
Fanny Kemble
Four Bad Snakes in North America
A brief note explains that only four snakes in North America are dangerous: copperhead moccasin rattlesnake and the coral snake of Georgia and Florida. Most snakes help control insects and rodents. many species are harmless and their bites are less fearsome than a mosquito bite.
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North America
Georgia
Florida
Remarkable Austrian church moved to Eichwald by prince
A small Austrian watering place Eichwald boasts a remarkable church built in Venice by an Italian architect for Prince Carlos Clary-Aldringen. After completion the church was disassembled and shipped in thousands of numbered cases to Richwald where it was rebuilt and presented to the inhabitants as a gift from the prince.
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Austria
Eichwald
Venice
Carlos Clary-Aldringen
Richwald
Seeds Are Buried In Alde London Mall
Farmer Nobbins shouts at his neighbor asking what is buried in a hole. The neighbor says seeds are being re planted in the garden. The scene ends with a humorous line about seeds in a London mall.
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Farmer Nobbins
Serosa
Nubbins
London Mall
Their Solution: Tompkins and Wife Live Apart
The Milwaukee Sentinel notes a humorous parable about harmony in a marriage by stating Tompkins and his wife always get along splendidly yet do as they please. The couple do not live together, a point that bemuses observers.
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Tompkins
Milwaukee Sentinel
Pair of Whys and Bohemian Insight Echoes in Verse
A Bohemian Magazine quip about a man wearing a yacht cap and watch on time, followed by a wry line about hearing a noise and the universal burden of a Dorse. The East Oregonian note adds a playful callout about where to ace it.
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Bohemian Magazine
Hotel guest list spans cities and states across the region
A long OCR read lists numerous names and residences from hotels in Seattle Portland Walla Walla Athena Spokane Denver Butte San Francisco St Paul and other cities. The fragment suggests a guest register or attendees with diverse origins including J H Breeding J W Buckley Mrs G W Mullion Alice Oliver Edward Bacon and many others. The text preserves a broad network of travelers and residents in hotels like Hotel Pendleton and Golden Rose Hotel.
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Hotel
St. George
Sealle Means
City
C. H. Russel
Nye
L. J. Watson
Porthand
C. L. Gibson
Bore
M. W. Wuesthoff
Cleveland
B. F. Fiched
Seattle
T. J. Huston
Portland
J. C. MacPhenin
Athena
M. L. Hamlin and Wife
Baltimore
BR. EB. Colwell
L. A. Flint
Georgia Thompson
Butte
J. A. Allison
F. C. Hamley
W. J. Collins
F. McPhenin
Butterfield
Union
J. W. Haynes
F. G. Ware
St. Paul
G. N. Watt
BE. Armstrong
Dayton
J. J. Dugger
St. Luke
G. W. Mu
Clark Brown
Chas Miller
Spokane
F. McMahon
Ed Armstrong
Walla Walla
D. R. Atkinson
J. H. Breeding
Alice Oliver
Shelton
Neb
W. G. Shirry
W. E. Stull
Pendleton
Edward Bacon
Chas
A. Wertheimer
St. Louis
B. E. Wilson
San Francisco
J. W. Buckley
Baker City
R. Simpson
J. L. Bright
Carson
Thos Nestor
W. L. Reddig
Wm. Schinger
C. D. Gabrielson
Emperor of Korea Abdicates Quietly A Brief Note
An emperor of Korea has abdicated. The event attracts scant attention as he was not widely noticed in his role and is not expected to be missed from the position.
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Korea
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C. D. Burke
Fred W. Rees
Frank Lee
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BE. C. Skiles
Pauline Lederle
T. W. Madelkin
Golden Rose Hotel
W. F. Goodrich
Radfield Regulator CO
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F. J. Donaldson
Byers
Harley
Pendleton Roller Mills