Teutsch and Boston Stores Advertise Summer Deals
City brief notes list various local merchants offering summer discounts and goods. Teutsch Department Store advertises children dresses Oxfords and sandals with multiple price points, while Boston Store promotes a 4 percent cash-purchase rebate and harvesters or vacation gear. Also mentions roasters, furniture movers, and transportation services with contacts in East Oregonian building.
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UV C
UC Rader
Rader
Blue Mountain
Roosevelt
Bouton
Lee Teutsch
Teutsch Department
Oxfords
Teutsch's
Douglas
Bowton
George
Mra Cooper
W. D. Hansford
Howard, Courtetreet
Boston
Lee Teutach
Bsuke
East Oregonian
Mysteriously Hurt Man Found Near Linnton
Alexander Stonberg of 787 Hoot street was found injured near Linnton with a severe head wound. He could not explain his condition, suggesting possible assault or a fall from a train. Bloodstains were reported near the railroad track, and officials fear a grave head injury with uncertain recovery prospects at St Vincent's hospital.
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Portland
Hin
Alexander Stonberg
Hoot Street
Win
Linnton
Ines
Porthind
St. Vincent's Hospital
Pollard Wins First District Congress Seat in Lincoln
In a July 20 election in the first congressional district Ernest M. Pollard a Republican from Nehawka defeated Francis W. Brown by a majority near 2000 votes Pollard will succeed Ed Burkett who resigned to become United States Senator-elect
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Congress
Lincoln
Neh
Ernest M. Pollard
Nehawaka
Francis W. Brown
Meo Pollurri
Ed. Burkett
Turbulent Times and College Athletics Debate
In a page reflecting early 20th century concerns, reports note a Turkish victory in Yemen and President Roosevelt receiving no visitors. A lengthy critique from Trinity College President Luther urges colleges to curb aggressive recruitment and restrict athletic time, calling for officials to limit sports expenditure and align sports with moral education.
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Elementry
Luther
Trinity College
Disconsolate Madagascan Queen Seeks Aid in Algeria
Rinovalonea TIL, once ruler of Madagascar, lives in Algerian exile after being captured by France amid the kingdom's French ascendancy. She petitions the French republic for relief, saying current means cannot feed her or her entourage and requests permission to work or funds to sustain herself.
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Madagascar
Rinovalonea Til
Madagasear
Algerian
France
Kis
French
Sturgie Retires from Frager Theatre Duties
William F Sturgis ends his ties with the Frager theater and will no longer handle theater matters. David Campbell, longtime Hillabore resident, died after a temple injury from a fall. A remark on gender roles in Japan notes women rarely share opinions against their husbands.
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Sturgie
William F Sturgis
Frager Theater
Thy
Tabila OK
J. Taylor
Ilin
David Campbell
Hillabore
Piralvats
Most powerful engines on ships and plants noted
The article cites stationary and marine engines over 16 000 horsepower for a roll mill and two ships, the Deutschland and Kaiser Wilhelm 11, each paired engines delivering 18 000 to 20 800 horsepower. It mentions rail right of way work by O B R and NSN and a Willamette valley railroad outlook. A spring excursion offer reduces fares by 26 percent for Bingham Springs trips. Also reports a Port land visit by Mayor Cook and family and a large trousers workers strike in New York City with expectations of more to come.
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H. A. Richardson
Adam
Will Welle
Athena
de Turley
Weston
Alm Miller
Mennd
A. Gould
Hood
Crawford
Beho
Thuel- Hees Mitlers
Henry Menna
Wima
Oliver
Elgin
C. J. McGuire
Salem
St & Giest
Golden Rule Hotel
al Ives
Irrigan
Woolburn
GW. Morrison
Rev. Morrison
Ontaurly
Les
Walla Walla
Dr. Peench
Umatilla
W. A. Brown
Pendleton
Porvilind
St Mark Moorhouse
Portland
T. W. Ayres
Durkee
Baker County
Athens
Athena Press
Afive Adie Raley
Dalles
M. BE. Poley
Blue Mountain
Bingham Springs
Walla
Thompson
Oregon Bankers’ Associatn
Dora Shull
Pearl Hunter
Alpina
Lazinka Ranch
England
Rosewood
Wallowa
Conny
J. & Cook
Family of Enterprise
Willamette Valley
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