Local City Notes and Commercial Ads Roundup
Ice cream at Hohbachs and Straw berries plus a full line of goods at Pendleton Furniture Co as new rugs arrive See Minnis for dry wood and reliable stove fuel. Unfurnished rooms for rent and a Main street store room in the East Oregonian building. Hotel Bowman Cafe opens daily 6 am to 10 pm with la carte service and hammocks and stoves advertised. Found purse on Lee street grade with gold medal rings and $14. claim at the office for reward. Ice cream social at Presbyterian church Friday at 7 pm and annual sale at Goodman Hardware Co featuring refrigerators and freezers at cost. Lost striped jumper and bank check book with R. Moss name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Furniture Co
Stark Poultry House
East Oregonian
Perkins Avenue
J. M. Bentley
Bowman Cafe
Goodman Hardware Co
Losti
Lee Street
Dill and Slaughter House on McKay Creek
A fragment notes a dill and slaughter house located on McKay Creek with a referenced return to BE and a 0 office designation.
Springfield Grange seeks irrigation survey for Willamette Valley
Springfield Grange members urge irrigation for about ten thousand acres between the McKenzie River and the middle fork of the Willamette. The Oregon Forester reports a summer survey of roughly two hundred square miles in the Willamette Valley including Eugene to Harrisburg. A map at one mile to the inch will show roads buildings streams and elevation differences. Published by the U S Geological Survey at three cents per copy. The plan aims to increase crops from one poor yearly harvest to two to four crops with irrigation, addressing inadequate summer moisture during the growing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Grange
Willamette Valley
Eugene
Harrisburg
Oregon Forester
U. & Geological Survey
McKenzie River
Middle Fork
Willamette
Clamans to Bring Frontier and Wife in Name Only to Oregon
W H Clamans of the Clamans shows will perform at the Oregon theater on July 12 and 28. The company will present The Frontier and Wife in Name Only as arrangements are finalized with the Golden Rule guest in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Clamans
Clamans
Oregon Theater
Clamans Company
Frontier
The
Oregon
B. K. Lawson
Cottage Grove
O. F. Heisley
Athena
P. T. Harbour
Weston Brickyard
BE. R. Ware
Echo
Golden Rule
County St
W. J. Furnish
Mountains
Pastime and New Dime Open With Varied Films
Amusements notes turn to Pastime reopening with Red Scepter Hotel Troubles Spiritualistic Séance Nobleman's Right In the 14th Century and Southern Girl illustrated song. The New Dime starts with a first class set, with Robert Fenner singing, and the Show Shop also changes pictures, continuing until Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fenner
Wanted carload of horses in three days
A local notice seeks a carload of horses weighing between 1050 and 1250 pounds within the next three days. The seller requests interested parties to call Oregon Feed Yard for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Feed Yard
ManZan Pile Remedy Advertised by A C Koeppen Bros
An offer claims the operation for piles will not be necessary if ManZan Pile Remedy is used. The product is priced at 60 cents and sold by A C Koeppen & Bros as advertised in the Bast Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Spokane Electric Rail Link Aims At Columbia River Growth
Spokane Chronicle reports Jay P. Graves of the Inland Empire system advocates building an electric railroad from Miles City to Kettle Falls along the Columbia River, with Spokane to the river as a possible extension. He envisions irrigation of Columbia Valley lands for orchards and vineyards, predicting rapid regional wealth and a fruit belt rivaling Wenatchee and Yakima, boosting Spokane’s economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Miles City
Kettle Falls
Jay P. Graves
Inland Empire System of Electric
Spokane
Spokane Chronicle
Graves
Columbia Valley
Washington
Iton
Mr. Graves
Columbia
Wenatchee
Yakima
Great Northern Railroad
Lewiston
Mysterious Hillsboro Mountaintop Find And Local Notices
A boy was found dead in the mountains near Hillsboro Oregon with a badly decomposed body and brush covering the remains. Coins stamped E Perdue Spokane 1907 were in his vest pocket. Also reported a splinter removal from a Tacoma girl's eye and a bankruptcy auction of the Pul saloon stock on Court street Milarkey building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Ore
E. Perdue
Spokane, Wash
Pul
T. C. Taylor
Milarkey
Court Street
New Army Rifle Tests Velocity At Salem Range
The annual O N G rifle tournament near Salem begins with teams in record shoots. New Springfield rifles show high velocity prompting range changes. Ricochets have landed far beyond the embankment, leading Major Baker to add a 12 foot high abutment behind targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Baker
Elderly man commits suicide in Portland heat
M. A. Bowker aged 86 hanged himself at his son in law's Portland home on Sunday, the heat cited as a factor in the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Bowker
Portland
Ore
Cuticura Remedies Help Eczema Sufferer End Years of Trials
A 73 year old Arkansas farmer notes severe eczema lasting years, with ankles turning into sores and insomnia. After using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent Pills, skin healed quickly and no relapse in a year. A lump near the eye vanished after trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Mrs. David Brown, Locke Crawford Co., Ark., May 18 and July 13, 1907.
Disfigured Lives Highlight Medical Despair Across Forum
Fragmented OCR text presents a distressing cry about disfigurement and suffering from skin conditions or similar afflictions. It references pain, desire for relief, and mentions a treatment or cure context, but the wording is garbled and many proper details are unclear.
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Red Hot Bargains
Teutsch
Oxfords
Abc
F. E. Livengood & Co
Teutsch’s Old Stand
Hohbach's
Minnis
Stansberry & Milne
Pendleton Furniture Company
Presbyterian Church
Court House
First National Bank
R. & Moss
Lonist Hunziker Jewelery and Optician
Main
Willamette Surveys
Bast
Oregonian
Dr. M
Kern
Hermiston
W. A. Green
Baker City
Charles C. Snow
la Grande
BE. Br, Todd
Adams
Miss Pearl Pepper
Delta
Lehmin Springs
Roy V. Perringer
Douglas Ball
Blake-McFall Company
R. R. Lewis
A. C. Funk
Prof
Mrs. W. F Fargo
Walla Walla
F. W. Vincent
J. R. Dickson
Wenaha Springs
J. W. Jett
Baker County
John Cordan
M. R. Yates
Lee's Crossing
Pilot Rock
Yates
Maude Latourelle
Columbia Land Company
Pearce Hamsey
Kendrick
Idaho
Pendleton
J. J. Hamley
B. B. Guernsey
Nen
North Yakima
J. B. Bean
C. J. O'Reilly
Eastern Oregon
California
J. A. Best
Fort Klamath
M. Weller
Mildred
Frank O'Gara
San Francisco
Mamie Rippey
Ukiah
Winnie Privett
Fred B. Currey
la Grande Observer
Peoria
Ill
Kettle Pass
R. O. Shafer
Tacoma
J. H. Spencer
P. B. Wing
Pendleton Cloak
Suit House
Sellers & Matlock, Props
Illustrated Song
Edison
Saltair Palace
Salt Lake
AtMusic
City Property
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
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