Portland ad page hints of services and shops
A fragmented OCR snippet lists several local businesses and services including Robinson's Domestic Laundry Main 60, Ellers Piano House 813 Main Street offering Pianola sales on easy terms, Campbell Millinery, a hotel in Portland with rates from 1 dollar, Leathers' Transfer & Storage Co phone 611, and a cigar store at Gritman's. The text preserves notice of daily needs and local commerce with phone numbers and pricing cues.
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Ellers Piano House
Main Street
Robinson
Domentle Laundry
Campbell Millinery
Pendleton
C. E
U C
Portland
Oregon
Bus Leathers’ Transfer & Storage Co
Gritman
Pendleton flood notices and classified ad items mix
Nicely furnished front room for rent at 199 Jackson street and other rental notices. Lost dog description and contact W M Grigwhy Pendleton Oregon. Elks meeting and local society notices. Obituary note about John Carroll drowned in recent Walla Walla flood.
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Jackson Street
Indian Girl Faces Consumption and Family Moves
Indian Girl Tins Consumption, Annan Kosh Kash, daughter of Jim Kuehtosh, of Unnn- Hila, is threatened with consumption. She recently graduated from Carliale Tiot school and is very intelligent. Mr. not Mr. F.C. Metyterh traveled to South Tend, Wash, for the summer. MeTntpeh plans to sell his liquor business in the city and move to Pendleton permanently. Melntpeh will not return, but Melntosh will come back next fall to grow his business. he has long resided in Pendleton with many friends.
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Jim Kuehtosh
Carliale Tiot School
F.C. Metyterh
South Tend
Wash
MeTntpeh
Pendleton
Road improvements boost farming value and comfort
The Renton area sees a mile of road built by Corvallis Times, Rich Treln, and Watkine with a $50 cash donation from Major Bruce to fund gravel. The effort enhances road durability, usability, and the farmer’s comfort and happiness, reflecting a widely held belief that road spending pays back to providers.
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Goo Mond
Renton
Bennett's Optimist Debuts in The Dalles
The Dalles starts a new weekly The Optimist edited by A Flennets former Irriga tor editor. Mr Bennett, an experienced newspaper man, is praised for a well printed paper with a strong local territory. It supports republican views opposing equal suffrage and local option.
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A. Bennett
Optimist
Dalles Optimist
Dalles
A. Flennets
Irrigan Irrigator
Bennett
Notice to Water Consumers and Insurance Savings Ad
An Oregon notice lists water consumers with unpaid rents to settle immediately at the water works office under J. T. Brown. It also advertises over 161000 saved last year for policy holders and urges saving about 60 percent of grain insurance premiums this year through the Oregon Fire Relief Association with TL Dunsmore as agent.
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Oregon Fire Relief Association
Dunsmore
Water Works
J. T. Brown
Fourth of July Fire Prevention Urges Dry Grass Awareness
City officials warn residents to clear dry erase and grass as firecrackers threaten start of fires. With widespread dry grass in multiple wards, careless explosions could ignite blazes, prompting urges to remove dry vegetation from property.
Pendleton Busy Tongues in Town as Notables Move About
A string of residents and visitors pass through Pendleton on trips and business. Troutman returns from Portland, Dr G Horstington heads to Walla Walla for professional duties, and Louis Monon journeys to Portland and Los Angeles. A T Silliman departs for Salt Lake on Woodmen of the World business, and Walter M Pierce arrives from Union County then heads to his Grande Ronde farm for summer.
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Louis Monon
Portland
Los Angeles
A. McCumber
Walla Walla
A. T Silliman
Salt Lake
Carrie Wolf
Chicago
Anna Markham
Walter M. Pierce
Union County
Grande Ronde
Rev. H. B. Knight
Pendleton Academy
RE. E. Bragg
la Grande
J. A. Scott
Spokane
T.T. Nelson
Vale
Malheur County
Askworth
Weston
Pendleton
Brakeman Hurt as Detained Car Rolls on North Fork Track
North Fork incident left passenger brakeman Waffle severely injured after a detached car rolled down the sidetrack while attempting to stop a train. He was struck near the knee, transported home, and will be unable to work for several days. An unrelated ad promotes Kodol for indigestion.
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Teyine
Waffle
Bridges Rebuilt After Flood Near Athens
Commissioner Horace Walker contracted with Mouseu & Co to repair abutments of two bridges washed out by the Wild Horse creek flood near Athens. Bids for rebuilding the Frank Manefield and Harvey Keating bridges will open July 6, while abutment work will be done by Mollen & Co. Bid openings for other nearby bridge work occur June 26. Dr. Edgar P Hill may leave Portland to join McCormick Seminary as homiletics chair, with a special church session planned to consider the call. King Haakon VI was crowned at Trondheim on June 20. Bereschau in Bohemia flooded Archduke Ferdinand’s estate. All the news all the time h the East Oregonian.
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Horace Walker
Mouseu &O
Athens
Frank Manefield
Harvey Keating
Wild Horse Creek
Mollen & Co
First Presbyterian Church of
Ume
Hill
Portland
Regents Meet Tomorrow for Weston Normal School
The board of regents plans a meeting tomorrow to discuss reopening Weston Normal School. Secretary Worthington will travel from Portland, with full regents attendance expected. A faculty selection may occur, and Th. French may seek re election amid other candidates.
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Weston Hormal School
Board of Regents
Weston
Worthington
Portland
Balt Lake
Regente
Normal School
Pooa Worthington
G. W. Proehster
J. H. Ralow
W. M. Blakeley
A. Saxton
Jerry Stone
Port Angeles Pioneer Dies in Port Angeles Washington
Tere for Interment W. 1. Latin, a pioneer of Port Angeles, Wash, father of Mes 6 W Youn, of this city, died Tuesday. Funeral will be at First Baptist church tomorrow at 10 o clock with interment at Olney cemetery. Mr. Takin left weeks ago after a pleasant visit with his daughter. He was 77 years old and had lived in Port Angeles 18 years. Survived by J. W. Young of Pendleton, J. Mo Lakin of Port Angeles, Mrs Dern Fletcher of Wenatchee, and Esther Kitchen of San Jose. Cal. None of the children except Mrs. Young can attend the funeral.
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Port Angeles
Wash
Port Angele
Tueday
Wocr
First Baptist Church
Takin
Tome
Nia
J. W. Young
Pendleton
J. Mo Lakin
Port Angejew
Dern Fletcher
Wenatchee
Esther Kitehon
San Jose
Cal
Youns
Judge dismisses graft charges in city hospital case
In Philadelphia, the trial judge dismissed the cases against Abraham English ex director of public safety Philip Johnson architect James D Finley inspector and Henry E Eaton all accused of graft in the erection of the city hospital ruling there was no cause for action.
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Philadelphia
Abraham English
Public Safety
Philip Johnson
James D. Finley
Henry E. Eaton
City
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J. BP. Derpain
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Jack Swart
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Walla Walle
A. ©. Kirk
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Fataseas Springs
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Jumer Vioeer
Tata and
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Heppner
Tuck
Mleeount
Mies
Winnie Boylen
Antelope
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Kamela
Jprinel
North Fork
Course
T. W. Purnass
Huntington
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H. H. Gilbert
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Tite
Wapple
Tallman & Co
Peoples Warehouse
Reidee Matters
Pie
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Echo
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Chicago School
Haakon VI
Norway
Bereschau
Bohemia
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
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Regents
R. C. French
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Laren
Napoleon
Salatahis
Cook & Perry For
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Nolfold Stand
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