City Briefies Dell Donnaldson sundae and more local listings
A collage of small ads notes Donnaldson's soda fountain offers sundaes and drinks, plus various rental, sale, and service items. Unfurnished rooms for rent, insurance and grain services, sorghum and wood for sale, a 1000 pound horse team, a four bedroom dwelling for sale, and local transport schedules are listed alongside ads for groceries, hardware, and hay.
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Donaldson
New Knox Salors
Mera Campbell
East Oregonian
Oregon Building and Loan annual meeting notice
The regular annual meeting of the Oregon Building and Loan Association will be held at the association office on Tuesday July 20 1907 at 7 p m R Alexander President H Marsh W H Curry of Kippen Idaho has been accused of murder in the first degree and held without bail following the death of B H A Peterson who was accidentally shot in the head by Curry during a fight with a third party A first decree of divorce has been granted Mrs Gould from Count Ront.
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Oregon Huilding and Loan Association
R. Alexander
W. H. Curry
Kippen
Idaho
BH. A. Peterson
Curry
Mra Gould
Count Ront
Personal mentions trail through Pendleton area noted
Colonel H C Newport and merchants from Hermiston visit Pendleton for business while J T Whistler discusses east Umatilla reclamation. Mrs George Peringer and daughter return from Adams. Ralph Folsom heads to Salem to visit mother in law Mrs John Allen. Mrs May Butterfield of Union visits, then returns home. Hugh Walker of Weston travels to Grant's Pass. Harry Hogue, now with a hardware firm, in town. Sanford Neves and host couple depart for Pleasanton Kansas via Salt Lake. Mrs S K Yates travels to Okanogan to visit son Herbert with the reclamation service. W M Slusher from Pendleton in Portland to sell sheep. H M Fiech returns home after visiting sisters. W R Howard of Butter Creek notes strong crops. Mrs Bert Vincent of this city visits parents in town. husband to join soon. W A Reed and HC Reed survey the valley then plan return to Pendleton later. Mrs RR Henneman departs for extended California visit via Portland Seattle to Oakland. W S Mayberry expects brother Paul Mayberry from Toledo to relocate to Oregon.
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H. C. Newport
Hermiston
K Bland
J. T. Whistler
East Umatilla
George Peringer
Adams
Ralph Folsom
Litl Son
Salem
Folsom
John Alien
Mine May Butterfield
Union
C. E. Harper
Hugh Walker
Weston
Pendleton
Grant's Pass
Harry Hogue
Goodman-Thompson Company
S. K. Yates
Okanogan
Wash
Herbert
United States Reclamation Service
W. M. Shusher
Imperial Hotel
Slusher
Portland
Oregon Dairy Journal
W. A. Reed
H.C. Reed
Iater
la Grande Observer
W. Henneman
California
Seattle
San Francisco
Oakland
W. S. Mayberry
Milton
Paul Mayberry
Toledo
Oregon
Ohio
Northwest
Railroad officials pledge depot improvements after hearing
Salem report outlines state railway commission inquiry into depot inadequacies with O R and N Pacific Railway and Navigation A and C Railroad Covert and Stapleton Sunset Logging Salem Fall City and Western union officials and representatives from multiple lines present. Panel and attendees agreed on demands but noted depots lacking regular agents and crossroad stations hinder duties. Meeting closed harmoniously with pledge to improve and modernize facilities for traveling public.
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Halmroad
Salem
Railroad Commission
State Railway Commission
H. F. Connor
A. C. Spencer
M. J. Buckley
CN. McArthur
Pacific Railway & Navigation Company
James B. Kerr
J. McGuire
Eroas Rounds Station
Mass acute traffic toll and a drowning incident in Astoria
Massachusetts saw nine pedestrians killed and 34 injured in auto crashes over 26 days, per Safe Roads Automobile association figures. There were two two-vehicle collisions in that span and investigators blamed drivers in 13 of 16 examined cases. Robert Anderson, a 23 year old Angler from Duluth, drowned at Astoria while swimming.
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Massaachusetts
Safe Roads Automobile Association
Association
Robert Anderson
Astoria
Duluth
Littl Pocket Physician Inhaler for Catarrh Cure
Hyomel outfits claim thousands cured and offer a complete kit titled the Little Pocket Physician. The offer promises a full Hyomel regimen including an inhaler, with a guarantee that if catarrh is not cured the cost is free. Tallman & Co. advertises the unit at $1, highlighting portability and accessibility.
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Tallman & Co
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Teutsch’s Dep't
Hansen
Donnaldson's
Coutts & Bittner
W. A. Leathers
Peoples Warehouse
John Schmidt Block
Alta Hotel
Oregon Fire Heller Association
Alta House
Hee Hidaway Springs
Gilman
Heppner
Ore
EB. Kennedy
Bent Webb Frees
W. G. Love
Johnson Street
Chirk's Grocery
Leathers’ Transfer Co
Phone Main
N. R
Terme
E. T. Wade
Lehman Springs
Chase & Sanborn
C. Rohrman
Goodman Hardware Company
Huy
Rohrman
J. E. Huson
Umatilla
L. E. Huson
Helix
L. M. Huson
Umatilla County
Louis Hunziker
Main St
R. Alexander's
Stockholders’ Meeting
H. Marsh
Clark's Grocery
Koeppens
Sanford Neves
L. G. Frazier
Pleasanton
Kansas
Salt Lake
H. M. Fiech
A. J. Pattin
City
William Rowley
Elgin
W. R. Howard
Butter Creek
Bert Vincent
Vancouver
J. Green
The
Indianapolis
Ind
East Oregonian Pub, Co
Ial
Jas. A. Snyder