Local Advertisements and Notices From The Delta Era
Numerous terse lines advertise groceries clothing and services in Pendleton including Honser's meats Teutsch's shoes Sharp's wallpaper Rader's spring salts and Joerger's goods Also listings for rent household goods furniture cigars fish and ice cream plus notices seeking salesmen and houseworkers and business openings with prices and contact points on Court and Market streets.
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Honser's
Teutsch’s
Sharp
Rader’s
Joerger’s
Chris
Main Street
Court Street
Clay Street
Camas Prairie
Wade
Pendleton
Earnhart
Association
Nelf
Fragments Describe Dust and Eye Protection Options
A fragmented note mentions glare from the sun and dust and advises careful use of goggles. It lists several shades and prices from 25 to 1.00, reflecting a mix of protective eyewear options and costs.
Deaconess Bonnie Ruth Warren to Speak at M B Church
Evangelical deaconess Miss Bonnie Ruth Warren will speak at the M B church on Thompson street Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of this week. Admission is free and all are invited to attend. The meeting is described as of special interest.
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Bonnie Ruth Warren
M. B
Thompson Street
Thin Weel
Rename Church Debate Weighs on Episcopal Bodies
State Episcopal convention meets in Portland at Trinity Chapel Thursday through Saturday to decide on changing the church name and to prepare recommendations for the 194 general convention inoston. Delegates Pendleton T G Hailey J Ro Robinson and R J Slater attend for the Church of the Redeemer as Rev Potwine, secretary, handles arrangements. The movement to rename the church, possibly to American Catholic Church, faces mixed sentiment with no clear approval yet.
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Episcopal Churches of
Portland
Trinity Chapel
Chrch
Pendleton
T. G. Hailey
J. Ro Robinson
R. J. Slater
Church of the Redeemer
Rev. Potwine
Episcopal Church
Toston
United States
Catholic Church
Rome
General Assembly
Howton
Losses of Heppner Episcopal Church and Members
Reverend W. El Potwine returned from Heppner where the Episcopal church was found swept away. Only the altar cross remained. The disaster claimed several parishioners including Mr and Mrs W Hipprmett, Mrs Redfield and daughter, Mrs Matlock, Mrs Bates and daughter, Mr Hynd and two children, Mr and Mrs Thornton and their son, and Mr Dawson among the dead.
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Episcopal Church
Heppner
Rey. W. EL Potwine
Episcopal
Mra W. Whiprmett
Redfield
Matlock
Mra Bates
Mr. Hynd
Mra
Thornton
Mr Dawson
Card of Thanks and Fatal Scaffold Collapse in Lind WA
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for help and sympathy after bereavement. Louis Greenwald writes. In Lind Washington a scaffold collapse on a high building killed Wolfie Griffith and seriously injured George Haller.
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Louis Greenawald
Wolfie Griffith
Lind, Wash
George Haller
Premium Orexatl Mine Ribbons Promoted at State Fair
The premium set promotes state resources and offers total cash prizes of 12000 and goods from farms including livestock poultry dairy products and crops. Citizens are invited to contribute items for display and advertising by sending to MD Wisdom secretary Portland Oregon for the fall fair.
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Premiime
Wisdom
Portland
Rail line crew returns from Heppner amid bad conditions
W A Storie superintendent of obidves and buildings on the O S H N and William Bollows general road officer returned yesterday from Heppner where they have been chiefly engaged the past week opening the railroad into that city They report conditions very bad yet The truck now laid into Heppner to duty temporary and will all be relaid as the emergency will permit
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Heppner
W. A. Storie
Beidves
William Bollows
Baker Shearing Crew Expands at Baker City Plant
June 22 workforce at the hearing plant 1 mile west of Baker increases to fifty shearers. Each man with a Baker machine handles about 100 sheep daily. Shearing runs through July 4 or later with over 16,000 head contracted and more possible.
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Baker Shearing Machines
Baker City
Baker
City labor dispute settled with fair status for Rigby Clove Co
The differences between the uplons of the city and the Rigby Clove Manufacturing Company have been settled and the company is now declared to be fair to all organized labor. Signed, TRADES AND LABOR COUNCIL.
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Rigby Clove Manufacturing Company
Trades and Labor Council
Northweathin home seeker surge tied to Middle West trends
An increase in midsummer home seeker activity is noted as Ber over the past week surveys sales near Weston. Madison Square Garden reportedly paid expenses last year for the first time since its construction, reflecting shifting patterns in regional development and event costs.
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Middle West
Weston
Madison Square Garden
Newton Station Bathhouse Opens Under New Management
Opened June first at Newton Station Long Toeoh Wash the Newton bathhouse is under new management with improved facilities. Daily rate two dollars, family rates offered. Ladies and gents bathing suits available for rent. Proprietor J Wickham, hostess Mrs W H Keonit at Long Beach Wash.
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Newton
Long Tooeh
J. ©. Wickham
W. HW. Keonit
Long Heach
Stecord Union Purchased By Alfred Holman
The Stecord Union, the Juana rage, morting ownpaper of Northern California, has been purchased by Alfred K. Holman, former editor of the Portland Oregonian and later owner of the Pacific Rural Press and San Jose Mercury.
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Stecord Union
Juana Rage
Morting
California
Alfred K. Holman
The
Portland Oregonian
Owher
Pacific Rural Preas
San Jone Mercury
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Castle
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Neuman's
E. C
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S& Kees
Amall
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Koqeppen
Athena
Cook
Miller
Methodian Episcopal Church
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Wate
Renn House
Economy Fuel & Stove Co
Peoples
Nivenvenen
Pioneer Paper
Oxfords
Boston
Tse
NOLF
A. Exlund
Judd Bock