City Brevities Watch Gray Tires Grocery Ad
A garbled city briefs item lists ads for Gray Bree Grocery Co fancy seed potatoes incuba tors and brooders from Goolman Thompson, plus a piano sale and other local notices. Included are jobs, a sale of a near new piano, and various local business references. The report mentions political moves and a Northern Pacific locomotive assignment this week.
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Gray
East Oregonian
Gray Bree, Grocery Co
Goolman-Thompson
Goolman-Thompseon Company
Goozen
Court &T
Golden Rule
Tex Langtver
Jane Street
Eilers Piano
Main Street
Whedonia
Pendleton
C. E
Bowman Hotel
Horace Hignow
Pere Wheat Ranch
Harrington
Wash
Lori's Valley
Call Leathers Transfer Co
Gritman's Cigar Store
Freight growth prompts Tacoma shop expansion
A large freight operation reports rapid growth with much traffic moving eastward. A 62 acre tract adjoining the South Tacoma shops has been purchased, with plans to erect more structures to handle the expanding business.
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Tacoma
Oregon ships home voyage after dock at British port
Oregon expected to sail from Asiatic station within one or two weeks despite rumors of Chinese trouble. Rear Admiral Train urged docking at a British establishment to permit the voyage home after refit in Puget Sound. The ship will dock in San Francisco for coal and crew may be discharged there.
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Bremerton
Navy Yard
Oregon
Hongkong
China
Train
Navy Department
Train Tn O Dleputch
Honolulu
San Francisco
Puget Sound
San Franchen
Personal visits mark Pendleton day with notable arrivals
A series of visitor reports from Pendleton lists Ben Wells of Menchim, J M Hemphill of Pilot Rock, Mrs Elmer Hales of Pilot Rock, R C Hager of Gibbon, T F Sheridan of Echo, and others visiting today. Colonel J M Bentley departed for Tacoma to meet insurance leaders, while Mrs C E Cooper hosted sister-in-law Mrs Claude Estes at Athena. J F McNaught returns from Hot Lake health trip. W R Parker plans to join W H Boyd in a store venture. Kenneth McRae reports unusually good wheat conditions near Pendleton. Mrs Fred Waffle and Miss Volp return from Baker City and La Grande. Lou E B Wenham may move to Pendleton for schooling, and J W Kennedy travels via La Grande from Huntsville. Reverend BH Brown visits from Gilmer after his wife’s illness. W F Davidson, once a Pendleton broker, stops in Baker City on way home from California. Mathews aims to test his water wheel in Des Chutes for irrigation use. A W Brown hires Monahan to Pendleton as hotel chef starting March 1.
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Ben Wells
Menchim
J. M. Hemphill
Pilot Rock
Elmer Hales
R. C. Hager
Gibbon
T. F. Sheridan
Echo
J. M. Bentley
Tacoma
C. E. Cooper
Beddow
Kenneth McRae
Pendleton
Fred Waffle
Mies Volp
Dr. Volp
Baker City
la Grande
Lou EB. Wenham
Pullman
Oriental high commission aboard Dakota reaches Port Townsend
Seattle reports the Great Northern liner Dakota carrying the Chinese Imperial high commission is delayed by storm and may not enter the straits. Sailors at Tatoosh say the party, including Portland and Chinese merchants, wait in Port Townsend where officials entertain them. A plan to route the commission via southern cities failed. the ship proceeds directly from Seattle.
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Seattle
Great Northern
Dakota
Imperial High Commission
Juan de Fuca
Yokohama
Port Townsend
Portland
San Frances
Church Services Feature Evang Brooks Tonight
Tonight at 7:30 services at Christian Church feature evangelist Brooks speaking on The Church of the Future. The Webbs will sing with an illustrated "Throw Out the Life Line" act. Everyone invited.
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Christian Church
Brooks
Church of the Future
the Webbs
Washington AG predicts funding for Puget Sound fish hatchery
The attorney general of Washington forecasts Congress will appropriate fifty thousand dollars in this session to support a government fish hatchery on Puget Sound, underscoring federal aid for regional aquaculture.
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Washington
Congress
Puget Sound
Chicago mutton market faces glutted week and price declines
The Chicago Livestock World notes a surplus in the mutton market with prices down 10 to 15 percent. Lambs dropped from 7 cents, most sheep and mid grade ewes weakened, old ewes sold around 4.25 to 4.75, and overall supply estimated at 37,000 with continued market manipulation pressuring prices lower.
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Chicago Livestock World
Chicago
Barrow Sees Progress in Pendleton Visit
Kaneas attorney R Barrow of Cherryvale Kansas toured the city and county today. He praised Pendleton as one of the cleanest and most progressive cities he has seen in the northwest while noting the region's coal natural gas and railroad facilities and Cherryvale’s sizable local smelter processing lead and zinc ores from southern Korea and Missouri.
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Kaneas
Do. R. Barrow
Cherryvale
Kan
Barrow
United States
Korena
Missouri
Pasco
WL & C, BR
Myn
Pendleton
Northwest
The Humor of the Prairies by Emerson Hough in The Saturday Evening Post
Emerson Hough argues western humor stems from southern parentage and harsh environment. He surveys mountain and prairie life, notes lack and privation shaping Western wit, and contrasts it with eastern indulgence.
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Emerson Hough
The
Prairies
Saturday Evening Post
Yule
Rockies
Emilgres
Plains
Texas
Lost Purse Reported After Store Trade On Main Street
Mrs Wilson, mother of Mra W S Henninger, lost a purse containing considerable money in a Main street dry goods store yesterday afternoon. A diligent search failed to locate it and police were notified. No clue has been found to the thief. If there was one, locating the culprit will be difficult given the circumstances.
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Dry Moods
Wilson
Mra
W. $. Henninger
M Ude
Nominations for Walla Walla and notable marriages
The president nominated Andrew J. Gillie as register of the land office at Walla Walla and Jessie G. Miller of Dayton to be receiver of public moneys at Walla Walla. Captain Samuel Kuhns aged 101 and Mrs. Sarah Jackson Crawford aged 100 from Lorain county Ohio have just wed after over 60 years of intermittent courtship. the bride is related to Abraham Lincoln.
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Wallin Walla
Washington
Andrew J. Gillie
Walla Wallin
Jessie G. Miller
Dayton
Wash
Samuel Kuhns
Sarah Jackson Crawford
Lorain County
Ohio
Abrahan Lincoln
Salvation Army to Bring 3500 Immigrants to Western Canada
Salvation Army officers prepare for a large immigrant influx from England during the coming summer. About 3500 British workers will be guided west, with 1500 settling in Manitoba and the rest in Saskatchewan. The effort aims to relieve Britain’s strain and aid Canadian farmers and businesses, not to transport paupers.
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Winnipeg
Man
Salvation Army
England
Great Britain
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
East End Grocery ad touts Honest service and brands
An unsigned ad from J. W. Dyer, proprietor of the East End Grocery, promotes fair treatment and a full line of school supplies and groceries. It highlights Faultless Creamery Butter, warm bread each evening, and the Cent brand teas coffees spices Mapleine, inviting inspection and noting the East Oregonian as the paper of record for Eastern Oregon.
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East End
East Oregonian
Oregon
Ubernl
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Bolt
Idaho
Ntem
Californiua
City
A. W. Brown
John Monahan
Gelser Grand Buffet
Monahan
Gelser
Faker City Herald
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A. C. Koeppen & Bro
Mother OF the
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Pike's Peak
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Leset
J. W. Dyer
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