Portland city briefs and ads from Teutsch department store
Rippling local notices include rentals at 209 Garden Street and a piano shop at 81 Main Street. Laundry service promoted with Robinson's Domestic Laundry Main 60. Hotel Oregon offers $1 daily European plan with free bus. Leathers' Transfer & Storage Main 511, at Gritman's cigar stand. Wanted compliant salesmen for a factory road job, address Dept. 443 1010 Atwood Building Chicago.
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Elslers Piano House
Main Street
Robinson
Campbell
Pendleton
Portland
Oregon
Leathers’ Transfer & Storage Co
Gritman's Cigar Store
Atwood Bidg
Chicago
East Oregonian notices sellouts and rental ads
Despain offers goods and a large line of nations next to the post office. For rent corner room in East Oregonian building once occupied by Women of Woodcraft. Unfurnished housekeeping rooms with hot and cold water on same floor. Beer prices in bottles and other small ads appear. Public note warns letters may be opened by the government under postal law, with historical references to past practices and statutory rights.
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Fast Oregonian
East Oregonian Office
East Oregonian
John Gagen
Eagle Building
Court Street
France
Manchester
Nottingham
Glasgow
London
Britain
John Ackworth
Lancashire
Yorkshire
East
England
Duniah
Denmark
Hinself
J. A. Owenhouse
Main Street
Denham
United States
Orecontin
J. A. Owenhouge
Obec
Colombia
Killean
Owenhoury
L Records
Espress Bankee
Denham Phonograph
Plase
J. A.owen House
J. A. Owenhous
Snake Hunting Which Loves
An Aboriginal hunter tracks snakes for food using keen night vision and a forked stick. He follows snake trails in moss and leaves, uses a hissing cue to flush prey, strikes with a stick, then stuns or kills the snake by breaking its neck.
Machinery as the cornerstone of modern society
A Render Magazine excerpt extols humanity and machinery shaping law science ethics arts and the state. It notes steam era pioneers two generations near the highway of steam and the transformer role of the Hesamor converter. Machines educate people and embody American ideals of labor saving work for nobler ends.
At a French Wedding and Other Era Notes
A report on French weddings highlights lavish Parisian and Brittany customs with large feast quantities. The Brittany ceremony hosted about 1200 guests and included three bullocks slain for meat, heavy wine use, and forty barrels of cider. Other items cover Naval Academy discipline, an injury from a fall in Portland, and a note on Methodist church membership decline in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Brittany
Paris
Notable visitors and residents in Baker City today
A long list of individuals travel through or stay in Baker City on business and social visits. O F Stel of Nolin LH Mobbell from Holdman C Brownell of Cmotita James J Cullison near Fulton St James Wright the North Yakima sheepbuyer at the Hotel Pendleton Douglas Belts of Birch Creek and Herbert Boylen of Pilot Rock attend to business. Also Hardwick pawnbroker heads to Walla Walla Lewiston, Rev W H Fienkney in Baker City for academy matters, T E Beehler and daughter for La Grande guests of Fred Waffle Gilbert Hunt mayor of Walla Walla arrives with two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Stel
Nolin
Mobbell
Holdman
C Brownell
Cmotita
James J. Cullison
Razidh
Fulton stas/ thon
Herbert Boylen
Pilot Rock
James Wright
North Yakima
Pendletom Douglas Belts
Birch Creek
Hardwick
Walla Walla Ard
Lewiston
W. H. Fienkney
Eg Ficademy
Baker City
Academy
Mree
T. E. Beehler
la Grande
Fred Waffle
Gilbert Hunt
Walla Walla
Rev
W. &. Holt
Portland
Pendleton Academy
William Scott
Intland Empire Wheatgrowers’ Associaion
Helix
Henry Laginkaie
Comas Prairie
D. W. Campbell
A. H. Bryant
West Point
Pendleton
J. T. Hinkle
North
Weet Web
Spokane
Tewiston
Sam Cutler
O. FL &N
Washington
Tekoea
Baston
George N. Crossfield
Wasco
Sherman County
Walla Walls
Ceonge Huppord Wedding At Hotel St George
Walter G Hufford of Portshind and Miss Florence George were married last evening in Hotel St George parlors in a quiet ceremony. Witnesses were only close friends and relatives. Hufford, son of Judge W Hufford of Portland, is a traveling salesman. The bride, started with Fred T George, formerly of Arlington, now in Koln business. They left on the westbound train this morning.
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Hotel St. George
Walter G. Hufford
Portshind
Florence George
Hufford
W. & Hufford
Portland
Fred T. George
Arlington
Koln
Mrs. Hufford
Oxonian Honors and Verses Amid War and Memory
A fragmentary reminiscence contrasts Oxford honours given to Wellington and his officers with a soldier’s witty declination of a degree. It muses on tradition’s magnification, memory, and the power of gentleness over tyranny, citing Carlyle and Hazlitt on authority and persuasion.
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Duke of Wellington
University of Oxford
The Indian and the Railways in American History
A broad reminiscence traces how Native knowledge of rivers and terrain aided explorers like Columbus and later pioneers. The piece notes Shoshone guide Sacagawea and figures such as Lewis and Clark, with nods to historic expositions and frontier paths paved by railway builders.
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Gall Hamiltoy
America
Tinthans
John Smith
Humplain
la Salle
Louisiana Purchase Exposition & St. Louis
Portland
Suc Eajawea
Lewis and Clark
Rocky Mountains
Freewater to get new bank building and local developments
Freewater plans a brick bank structure on Main and Depot streets costing 22 by 40 feet with stone trim work. The Bank of Milton branch will relocate soon, with Knott and Bannister as contractors. Nearby land sales include 7.5 acres north of the city to J. E. Morris for 1500, and George Carothers selling gold 0 acres south of Milton to Pred Morley for 200. A lumber yard by Portasttinn Layteitror of Walla Walla is expected, a new millinery and dressmaking shop opens, and fruit yields report raspberries, beets? and cherries arriving with raspberries and blackberries due soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freewater
Freewater A
Bank of Milton
James Knott
W. A. Bannister
Milton
Main
Depot Streets
James Mulrhaw
J. E. Morris
George Carothers
Morley
Kimbrell
Rothwick
Ferguson
Opera
Sacco
Truitt
Santers & Tanke
Malo ‘Street
T Te
Cool Authority
Walla Walla
Thie
Sone
Porn
Mia G. FP. Jones
Wrodliosias
Mia
Willan Hiatford
Oregon Fire Relief Association policy loss noted
Data shows Sauvel to policy holders over 101000 last year while premium collection this year is about sixty percent. T L Dunsmore, agent, oversees grain insurance amid discussions of tren t neglect to anya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Fire Relief Association
T. L. Dunsmore
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Weil Alucher
OX Ford
Garden Street
L. Hunziker
Struble
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Fulton
Strobletina
Johny Olson
Allehted
Methodist Episcopal Church In
India
Wah
Koeppens
Popular Price Drug Store
Ceonge-Huppord
Oxford
Arundel
Carlyle
Hazlitt
Octave
Antioch
Globe
Asia
Mediterranean
Monte Carlo
Palm Beach
Los Angeles
New York
Ress
Centiam Phonograph
Freewater Advices
New Road
Tunma-Jum Company
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