City Briefities and Rent notices in local ads
A collage of rental offers and local notices appears. Entries include up to date cottages for rent at 19 Jackson Street and 125 dollars, a photo gallery sale, Bowman's studio piano ads, and laundry services on Main 60. Also notes a fatality at Kasio Wharf and a typhoid fever case in Yakima, plus hotel rates and a church service announcement in Scandinavian.
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Gander Alpage
Nively
Jackson Street
Pinno
Burns Brow
Food Scene Porto
Bowman
Ellert Mang House
Mato Street
Robinson
Willian’ Fiuere
Kasio
Advinten
Campbell
Carney & Kennolds
Tallmen’s
John Christin Knuth
Hiehis
Spangle
Wash
Chicago
J.P Theepale
Yakima
Yakima Republic
East Oregonian
Haircut Prices Rise in Pendleton to 25 to 45 Cents
City barbers move to raise the price of a haircut from 25 to 45 cents. The barber union claims Idaho and the Sound set the universal rate, with all shops except one 10 cent shop agreeing. The higher price promises no closer cut nor discount for bald customers.
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Mark Patton
Barpore
Pendleton
Idaho
Salvation Army meetings planned at West Webb hall
A series of Salvation Army meetings will start Friday night at the West Webb street hall after renovations. Brigadier Jenkins and Major Walte of Portland will lead Monday June 18 gatherings with talks on Salvation Army work. Public invited to attend and bring interested friends. A local accident report notes Mrs Myers expects to arrive home after her brother’s serious injuries in a North Pole mine incident near Sumpter. Moving to Twin Falls Idaho, H N Seales and family plan permanent residence with relatives joining once weather allows.
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Salvation Army
Old Hall
West Webb Street
Army
Jenkins
Walte
Portland
Pacific
Willl
North Pole
Kinter
B W. Myers
Sampion
Sam Wack Wack Mound Over Court Action
A figure named Sam Wack Weeks faced a binding order by Commissioner John Halley Jr to appear before federal authorities in Portland. The case concerns alleged wrongdoing on the reservation and potential charges arising from activities there.
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Sam
Trnatitla Reservation
John Halley, Jr
Portland
Chans
Bovlie
Meier Iy
Purge Meeting Noted for Fourth of July Preparations
Attention Pircmen and ALD members are requested to attend a meeting Monday January 0S in the consmed rooms to organize and purge preparations for Fourth of Tus. J. L. VAUGEAN and Chet will participate.
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Free Department
Jane
Tus
J. L, Vaugean
Chet
Beho and Moorefiell Open Kennewick Photo Gallery
Beho photographer and Bo Moorefiell from the Wheeler Gallery depart today for Kennewick Wish to open a new photograph gallery at 641 Allen. The event marks a expansion of the regional photography scene with a hands on showcase.
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Wil
Kennewick
Allen
Bo. Moorefiell
Wheeler T Gallery
Kennewick Wish
Personal mentions from Salem and surrounding areas
H I Cashett of Salem registers here today. William Johnson and Paul Sperry left for Portland. James Callison came from Fulton ranch. Alexander left for Portland for the Masonic grand lodge. L Hunziker in Portland for the lodge work. Hurlburt of Echos came up from there yesterday. W T Prieat of Irrigon in town for a brief visit. Mike Lillian Rourke of Portland expected here soon for a visit. Miss Pearl Welsh and Milas Stella Hunter to Joseph for the summer. A McRae of Walla Walla came over and stayed at Hotel 31 George. Mrs Cloud J Engle left for Portland to join her husband for the summer then Oakland next fall. Mr and Mrs Grant Key left for Aurora IL to visit relatives then Panama canal country. Fred Vincent returned from Seattle after University of Washington attendance. Bertha Stachling, Helix teacher, reemployed, here yesterday and left for Portland. She will summer in Seattle and San Francisco.
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H. 1
Cashett
Salem
William Johnson
Paul Sperry
Portland
James Callison
Fulton
Staten
Alexander
Masonic Grand Lodge
L. Hunziker
Hurlburt
Echos
W. T. Prieat
Irrigon
Mike Lillian Rourke
Miss Pearl Welsh
Milas Stella Hunter
Joseph
A. McRae
Walla Walla
Camme
George
Cloud J. Engle
Oakland
Grant Key
Aurora
Jil
Keys
Panama Canal
la Grande Observer
Fred Vincent
Seattle
Crop conditions report signals uneven US rainfall
The Agricultural Department bulletin details nationwide crop conditions for June. Rainfall varied, with heavy totals in western Kansas and along the Mississippi, while parts of northwest Kansas and northwest Missouri faced drought. Harvests begun in Texas and Oklahoma, with Nebraska and Kansas showing mixed prospects and potential declines in yield if rain remains sparse.
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Eintire
United States
Jane
Mississippi
Kanwis
Kansas
Horthwest Missouri
Texas
Puget Sound and Its Mountains in Western Era Sketch
The June Western era issue from Seattle surveys Puget Sound and its isles including San Juan and Orcas. It notes San Juan Island as the site of the last flag dispute with Britain on U.S. soil, Mount Constitution on Orcas rising to 2409 feet, and a panoramic view of Boonery forests and river ribbons extending toward distant snowy peaks, framing a grand coastal landscape.
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Seattle
Puget Sound
Bellingham
Georgia
San Juan
San Juan Island
Raker Peaks and Cascade View Sets Stage for Mazama Expedition
Raker Kulshan rises to 10827 feet as the Cascade crest blazes with snow and distant peaks Belkirke Mount Olympus loom in the distance. An expedition of 200 Mazamas from Bellingham on June 7 1906 will ascend Kulehon from the coast, promising views and discoveries for nature rovers returning after months of climbing.
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Raker
Kulshan
Indiana
Cascade Range
Columbia
Puget Gound
American Farm Mortgages Review Highlights Western Loans
A June issue review notes western farm mortgage practices allow partial principal prepayments at interest times, enabling borrowers to wipe out debt with good harvests or cattle sales. It cites insurers with large western loan books and shows geographic distribution across Illinois Minnesota Michigan Ohio and other states. The report also gives asset-backed marriage figures tied to insurer assets, warning about data scope and conservative appraisal of farm investment.
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United States
American Review of Reviews
Western Farmore
Gompins
Migslestop
Tmlinois
Minnesota
Toxeer
Annals of the American Academy Off Science
Sheme
Ty Honda
Jholentine
Newbro's Herplelde Claims Germ Cure for Baldness
A promotional claim states dandruff and baldness come from the same germ. It asserts Newbro's Verplotde destroys the germ and prevents baldness in six weeks. The ad offers samples by mail from Koeppen Bros in Detroit, Michigan.
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Newbro
Dandroft
Nowbro
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen Bros
Population growth demands vast farm output and land
The statistician for the U S Department of Agriculture projects 130 million people in 1991 and the Census Bureau deems this a conservative estimate. To feed the nation, 700 million bushels of wheat and 1 27 billion bushels of oats are needed, with 345 million bushels of corn, 100 million tons of hay, plus cotton tobacco and fruits. Meeting these needs requires adding 107 million acres of land, while only 108 million acres are currently available. Despite high hopes for triage farming, the era calls for citizens to cultivate Earth through personal effort.
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Department ‘of Agriculture
United States
Census Bureau
Earth
Mother Earth
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Ely
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Phone Malin
John Gogey
Eagle Building
Court Altveet
Hey. Hollen
Phepnet Church
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Te Molen
Price
the Sound
Twin Paths
Telateo
Mr. HH
Seales
Twin Falla
Tdaho
Mises Zula
Povle
Mr. Sealer
Twin Falls
Koeppens
Popular Price Drug Store
Northwest
Worcester
Eneh
Porm
S Ste
Oregon
Beecham
C.F. Rowlsby
J Hardwick
Puity
C. E. Bowlsby
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