Local notices and ads from June 27 1902
A midweek page lists farm loans and local ads for Teutsch's and Hawley stores offering ice cream, flags, reworks, and underwear. Promotion for Gratz's lunch, Dutton's ice cream, and Hawley Bros fresh berries from Hood River. Also notes dancing at 2 pm, orchestra at Kirkman’s, sewing machine sales, and piano tuning services. Real estate and insurance solicitations from J R Dickson and Mutual Benefit Life. Lane's Medicine advertised as a gentle daily laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Howard
Delta
Teutsch's
Frazier’s
Hawley
St Joe Store big sale and local business changes
A busy ad page notes a big Saturday sale at St Joe Store with ice cream from Delta parlors and butter from McReynold's creamery, plus sugar 20 pounds for $1. Also listed are a Daniel Best harvestor for sale at $800, a free Sunday picnic by Kine's, dancing at 2 with Kirkman's orchestra, yardage sale at 8 1 2 cents, a 15 yard limit, dissolution of Atherton & Copeland blacksmiths joining Copeland & Son at 314 Webb Street with new owners H H Copeland and son Charles offering thorough blacksmithing and horse shoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
Teutsch’s
Joe
Allockinghams
Royal Annies
Hawley Bros
Gratz’s. cReynold's Creamery
Kine
Kirkman’s Orchestra
Ithee
Court St
Ddtic and
Davis
St. Joe
Delta
Pendleton
McReynold
Daniel
Atherton & Copeland
Copeland & Son
H. H. Copeland
Charles
Webb Street
Pardon Petition Heard for Walter H Erving in Garrison Murder
Governor McBride heard arguments Tuesday on a pardon for Walter H Erving who is serving a 20 year term in Walla Walla for the 1894 murder of Finley Garrison in Island county. The defense cites a postulated unsigned confession found near a Seattle death note as grounds for mercy. Prosecuting Attorney Lester Still of Island county opposes the pardon. no decision has been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBride
Washington
Walter H. Erving
Walla Walla
Finley Garrison
Island County
Erving
Garrison
Seattle
Denver
N. Q. Tanquary
Lester Still
Pendleton People Invited to Walla Walla Fourth
Mayor T G Hailey reports a broad invitation from the Walla Walla Fourth of July committee urging Pendleton residents to attend celebrations. The city plans a grand display with promises of an elaborate demonstration, reduced railroad rates, and a general festive time for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Hailey
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Meridien Faces Death by Own Action Club Rumor
Meridien Connecticut investigates a rumored death by own action club after eight weeks of suicides among prominent businessmen including Charles N. Blake and William McGovern. Detectives seek to determine if a coordinated group exists and to break it up to protect the town’s leading citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridien
Conn
William McGovern
Charles N. Blake
John Douglass
Adam Kauffman
Frank Wood
William Smith
Peter McGuire
Thomas Hart
Fruit Tree Dieback Report From Washington Station
At the Washington Agricultural College experimental station a wave of dying fruit trees has been reported from Cheney Ritzville Farmington and Lallensour g as well as nearby areas. Symptoms include branch tips failing to leaf out or leaves curling and withering while twigs appear healthy. Whole trees are affected rarely and the cambium layer is noted as mor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Agricultural College
Cheney
Ritzville
Farmington
Lallensourg
Winter Injury Affects Fruit Trees And Recovery Tips
The article describes winter injury to fruit trees, especially apples, with bark shriveling and twig tips dying. It attributes the damage to climatic conditions, possibly low temperatures or drying winds, and notes last fall's dryness may be linked. Recovery hinges on pruning diseased branches and stimulating growth with nitrogenous fertilisers such as barnyard manure or fish scraps.
Famous W L Douglas Shoe Arrives in Stock
The advance styles of the famous W L Douglas Shoe have reached stores. Our stock is complete and you will find your size and style with ease. Over four and a half million pairs sold last year. They are union made under sanitary conditions. Pay attention to the "Just as Good".industry slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Douglas
Nonspecific Household Goods Advert Offerings
An assortment of low priced household items is advertised including napkins, shelf paper, crepe paper, and decorative papers. Also listed are rubber rattles, dolls, ladies purses, sticky fly paper, bicycle accessories, and baby items with prices ranging from 5 to 95 cents and up to 14.95 dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Teutsch
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
J. Silas H. Soule
Soule Bros
No Company
Portland
Talla’s
Frazier's
Gratz’s
Gratz's
Dutton
Nolf's
Dutton's
Hood River
Bchlitz
Golden Rule
Nolte
J. R. Dickson
East Oregonian
Rihorn & Cook
Taylor Bldg
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Newark
N. J
Arnold 8. Rothwell
Lane
Tallman & Co
CUT Glass Sale
Daly & I
L. Hunziker
Jeweler
Optician
Alezander
Koeppen
Main St
Court House
Dead Man
P. Ss. Ae
Ind
Boston
Kentucky
John Bohmidt
Louvre
Oregor
Crowner Telephone
Bummer Reason of
Hill Military Academy
Portland, Oregon
Orlan Clyde Cullen
Thorney Patent Office
HN. W
Washington, D. C
Gale
S. S
Pecific CO
Atlanta
J. R. Marold
Cohoes
SWIFT
Peerless
The
John Barrett Company
Cor
Oppostte
Oregonian
Nolf
Frederick Nolf
Kit Hays
Connerley
Beck
Cottonwood Street
Asmit
Ben Martin
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