City Breezies of Local Ads and Notices
A jumble of small items announces jobs and rentals at Pilot Rock and local streets, a studio photo offer near the bridge, furnished rooms for rent on South Main, potato and bread promotions, hardware ads, a phonograph sale, and various shopfront promotions. Notable names include Minnis, Cunningham ranch, Walters, Towman, Leathers Transfer Co, Goodman Hardware, The Peoples Warehouse, Rohrman, Medernach, and Chase & Sanborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnis
Cunningham Ranch
Pilot Rock
Donaldoon
Water Street
Walters
Leathers Transfer Co
Logan Street
South Main Street
Red
Goodman Hardware Company
Peoples Warehouse
Paul Modern Improvementa
Medernach
Peoples
U. S. Health & Accident Insurance Co
Saginaw, Mich
Visitors and travelers clog Pendleton pages with notices
A flood of personal mentions lists Mrs. BR. C. Mays of Elgin and many others visiting, traveling, or away on business. Names include Dr. M. Kern, A. A. McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs. Wortman, Charles Reid, Col. J. M. Bentley, A. S. Ackers, Mayor J. A. Estel, Miss Adrian McDanley, Oscar Cain, E. G. Brehm, Mrs. J. D. Gilliland, Mrs. A. M. Raley, W. C. E. Pruitt, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Huffman, T. T. Geer, Hon. Walter M. Pierce, W. H. Bleakney, Matrey Wishart, H. F. Hessel, and others, with trips to Portland, Weston, La Grande, Union County, and Union. The Enterprise saloon in Weston stock is sold. Hessel & Co. plan to reopen Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. C. Mays
Elgin
M. &. Kern
Hermiston
Carl Gilbert
Beto
A. A. McDaniel
Oklahoma
End
P. P. Wortman
Pendleton
Charles BR. Reid
Adams
Col
J. M. Bentley
Weston
Ackers
Morrow County
Heppner
J. A. Estel
Eoho
Adrian McDanley
Portland
Orscar Cain
Walla Walla
E. G. Brehm
Camas Prairie
J. D. Gilliland
A. M. Raley
W. Cc. E. Pruitt
Bert Huffman
la Grande
Union County
T. T. Geer
Geer
Walter M. Pierce
Glanders in Idaho Controlled by State Veterinarians
State veterinarian Dr. G. E. Noble says glanders cases exist but are not more prevalent this year, with efforts to exterminate increasing. He notes many cases in Nampa and Idaho Falls’ history, warns against confusion with distemper, and explains lingering illness rather than rapid horse deaths. A separate land dispute case involving Edward Raboin et al. concerns fences and a potential Indian reserve, with arguments over government land designation and congressional provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
G. EB. Noble
Nampa
Mr. Noble
Noble
Tdaho Falls
Old Boom Land Dispute Over Indian Reserve Patents
The Lewiston Teller reports a land dispute over a riverfront tract known as the old boom. Ziver holds a patent to a separate parcel and contends a government hearing was due to determine vacating the land as an Indian reserve. Peremptory orders to vacate led to destruction of his building and fences by government representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziver
Mperly
Lewiston Tellor
Death of an Infant at Railroad Street Fills News
Catherine Bellinger aged one died this morning after fleeing from 100 Railroad Street. The funeral is set for tomorrow with interment at Mission Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Bellinger
Railroad Street
Mision Cemetery
The Edifying Soldier and German Toy Warehouses
Vance Thompson visits Troedel market in Nuremberg where a rusty Hittl man guides visitors through a vast toy warehouse filled with pewter and tin soldiers. The shelves display regiments and campaigns from Troy to Napoleon, marketed as “edifying soldiers” teaching history, geography, and strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuremberg
Troedel
Troy
Alexander
Coeur de Lion
Orleans
Napoleon
Juan Bill
Vance Thompson
Eating in Public Dines Out with Varied Sorrows
A humorous critique of dining publicly, noting the clash between eating and conversation. The piece laments mustache splatters, shirt fronts stained, and the awkward tension as hosts and guests juggle politeness, appetite, and dialogue, suggesting feeding apart could ease the strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macmillan’s
Shingling a Cottage and Rain Damages Warned
A writer laments shingling methods and the damage from wet shingles. He argues soaking dry shingles in stain before applying saves money, avoids buckling and leaks, and criticizes painters’ repairs as wasteful, attributing high costs to improper practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Forest Air Humidity and Temperature Compared In Woods
The observation from Germany shows humidity and temperature in open air versus woods. Relative and absolute humidity are slightly higher in open air, while temperature is marginally cooler among trees in morning and warmer in afternoon. Read the East Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Germany
Rev Hall Preaches Last Sermon At Local Baptist Church
Rev G L Hall resigns and delivers his final sermon at the Baptist church then departs for Medford to preach there. A large attendance attended the Wednesday prayer meeting and a social with ice cream followed. Tomorrow’s service is expected to draw many congregants. Charles R B Ried leaves Commercial hotel and butcher shop to open a new butcher business in Hermiston around the 15th. Mrs Henry Picard runs the Commercial hotel at Hermiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Hall
Baptist Church
Medford
Hermiston
Adams
Charles RB. Ried
Henry Picard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oregon
Hanson
Donaldo
Towman's
Bridge
New Knox
Chase & Sanborn
C. Rohrman
Columbia Phonograph
Outfit
Bert Wilson
Schmidt Building
Rohrman
Opticians
Louis Hunziker
Main
Huylers
New York City
SOS
Pendleton,ore
W. H. Bleakney
Island City
Irrigan
Matréy Wishart
Koontz Hall
Pendleton Academy
Union
Gertrude Ralston
H. F. Hessel
Weaton, Ore
Enterprise
Meserr. Hessel & Company
Dayton
Wash
Courier-Prors
The
East Oregonian
Despain & Bean
Postoffice
Hall
Folger’s
Golden Gate
RSA A
J. A. Folger & CO
San Francisco
A. Eklund
Court St
Pendleton, Ore
Walter
Pendleton, Oregon
Flint
Frank B. Clopton & CO
St., Pendleton
Ore
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