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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1908
Page
7
If youre undecided where to send your vehicle for repair this shop offers inducements for good work promptly done and that little money settles the bill. Carriage repairing. We have an expert painter who will do good work reasonably. Old rigs made as good as new. See us for gasoline engines hack winona wagons and buggies.
The Baker County Wool Growers association faces a split as prices rise beyond 15 cents in Idaho. Faithful members, thirty-seven, gain optimism while three dissenters, accused of breaching contracts, face scrutiny. An invitation to inspect upcoming clip sales Monday is planned, with Portland organizing officials hinting at a special train visit to Spokane next fall for Interstate Fair time and scenic excursions.
Eight days remain before Crook county enters prohibition, with about 490 gallons of liquor remaining in Shaniko and city supplies to be sold by the gallon before July 1. The Baker City Democrat notes the thirsty citizen will have months of supply. Shaniko council declines outside licenses, favoring local traders. Prineville merchants seeking access are met with refusals amid fears of a dry vote shift next election.
The Spokane Grocers association invites the Portland grocers to visit Spokane in early October during Interstate Fair time. The visitors are asked to spend two or three days in the city, a plan noted in the Chronicle with cautious optimism.
Reports describe a grim struggle in Central America with Panamanian and Guatemalan leaders imposing violent measures. Cabrera’s regime in Guatemala is alleged to execute political enemies and purge dissent as unrest spreads toward elections in July.
The Union Woolen mills have been sold to a Portland syndicate led by Mr Bailey. The Republican notes the transfer and expects the new owners to operate the mill, with full details to follow when available. Also Aug 15 declared a holiday by Spokane blacksmiths for a Liberty Lake picnic with contests and prizes from local wholesale houses.
O W Birge, a prominent Tree region citizen in Grant County, visited Burns in the first week to gauge interest in a Burns to Zee county road. He believes a feasible route exists and a good road can be built, seeing the project as a major traffic and trade boost for the city.
A wool scale at the Weiser warehouse Saturnia offered one million pounds with over 400000 pounds sold. Prices ranged from 1 4 to 15 5 8 cents, the top price paid so far in Washington County. Nat Webb sold 10000 pounds at the high rate amid grower concerns of a buyers combine. A sale is planned at Midvale on Monday.
Dr Whit Windsor a vilosophist and phrenologist lectures in Spokane next week on fruit shaped heads as the guide to character and marriage. He promises seven young men for advising on life partners, plus talks on wealth and health. A Drain normal school class graduates this week.
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A clumped early 20th century notice list showing medical doctors Dr Smith Temple and Dr Donaghud with office and residence contact numbers, plus Dr M'Mabb as local state stock inspector. It also includes an upholstering and furniture repair service at 624 Thempson Street with phone numbers and a Pendieten Oregon reference.
Portland witnesses Miss Ethel Davis of the Armstrong Musical Comedy company wearing a Merry Widow hat and the latest directoire gown as she paraded a Portland street. Bystanders paused, men stared, some shocked, while crowds followed the soubrette before she vanished after a brief stroll.
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