Local merchants advertise goods and services in Oregonian ad page
Advertisements feature farm loans, clothing, canned goods, ice, beer on draught, lunch counters, and household wares. Offers from Teutsch's, Golden Rule basement, Hawley Bros, Gratz's, Ditto, Dutton's ice cream, and Delta's low loan rates. Notices of sales, rent, and upcoming deadlines abound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratz's
Reynold’s
Golden Rule
Itz
Iinics
Ey Bros
Delta
R. Dick- East Oregonian
H. Kopitzke
Graty
Teutsch’s
Page
Pitty Fallone
Hawley Bros
McRey Roms Creamery
Gratz
ee _ Dutton
Schlitz
Golden Rule Otel
Lectures and local notes from Athena and Walla Walla
M Gratz displays a large set at the entrance en route to Walla Walla. Uncle Frank Mansfield of Athena plans cargo trade to Pendleton. Mrs Helen D Hartford hosts a well attended W C T U lecture at Thompson Street M E church. Jack Salisbury, Butter Creek sheepman, sells his last wool and buys a home on Ann Street from E T Wade, planning to settle here.
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M. Gratz
Walla Walla
al Fale
Frank Mansfield
Athena
Ge Ace
Pendleton
Thompson Street
M. E
Helen D. Hartford
Newbury
Harford
Shell
Jack Salisbury
Butter Creek
Salisbury
Ann Street
E. T. Wade
Ade
Molding Conventions Of Woodmen And Woodcraft In Session
Woodmen of the World and Women of Woodcraft hold district conventions in La Grande Weston and attend from here with delegates listed including Bond Cronin A D Stillman Agnes Stillman Bollerman Walker Nelson Sinfeld Bean Stroble Sloan Hartman Sarl FitzGerald McFarland Baker and Walker. Delegates travel from each camp in the district to each meeting site.
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la Grande
Weston
Here
Stroble
Sloan
Hartman
Sarl
FitzGerald
McFarland
Baker
Walker
Willmake
New Officers Named for Supremé Lodge Year
The Portland Journal notes O U W officers elected for the coming year. Supreme master Webb M Nall of Kansas leads a slate including C Mateon of Illinois supreme foreman W H Miller of Missouri supreme pre sesr M W Sackett of Pennsylvania supreme recorder J J Acker of Nebraska and other appointees.
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Portland
Webb M Nall
Kansas
C. Mateon
Ilinois
W. H. Miller
Missouri
M. W. Sackett
Pennsylvania
Supreme Recorder
J. J. Acker
Baker City Wool Clip Outlook Brighter Than Last Decade
Baker City reports a larger and finer wool clip due to a mild winter and abundant range feed. Buyers led by S. H. Hellner contract for 600000 pounds while paying 11 to 18 cents per pound for top wool. Major consignors include Cassady & Carson, Lee & Bennett, and W. G. Ayres. Murphy & Stuchel anticipate shipments to Portland. Wool production and lambing success push regional profits toward $150000, signaling a strong Eastern Oregon industry.
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Baker City
Tata
S. H. Hellner
Cassady & Carson
Lee & Bennett
W. G. Ayres
Hellner
Murphy & Stuchel
Oregon
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Daing
Frank Clapton
Pdechdee Part & Cook
Taylor
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Koepbeh’s' Brug Store
Woodmen of the World
Women of Woodcraft
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Athenac Om Weim. McByride
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United States
Bayb
Portland Journal
Mr. McBride
Boston
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Pres Waris
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Peneari
Frederick Noll
Kit Hays
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