Teutsch and Merchants Classified Fragments in East Oregonian
A jumble of classified items lists rental rooms at Teutsch and 407 Alta Street, shoe repairs, music instruction, millinery showcase upcoming by Mrs Rose Campbell, office rents, beer ads for The Mint, and various goods for sale. It notes John Rees selling Underwood typewriters and Billy Leathers running a night express wagon. Also reports Japanese residents in Pendleton contributing $870 to home government amid wartime anxieties.
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Teutach
Martin's Weinhard
Mint
Teutsch
Rees Ciga
Penling
Joerger
West
J. F
Care East
Ecale
Surveyors
Nolf
J. J Comerys
East Court Street
Rose Campbell
Pendleton
Oregon
Berkeley
LIS
East Oregonian
Billy Leathers
Main Street
John Rees
Underwood
Corvallis Seeks Robust Chemical Fire Engine
Corvallis city officials, pressed by Police Judge E P Greffox, seek a tough chemical fire engine. It must handle rough streets, aid nonvolunteer departments, save labor, curb insurance costs, and be ready for immediate use since no suitable engine is on hand. Local authorities request guidance on suitable models.
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Corvallis
City Recorder
E. P. Greffoxt
Fite Gerald
Baking powder trade note from Schilling’s Best
A fragment calls Schilling’s Best baking powder as agreeable to trade, promising moneyback goods if it fails to please, suggesting no trouble for the buyer. The text reads as a promotional line about satisfaction and refund terms in commerce.
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Schilling
Personal mentions from Pendleton city visit clutter
Charles Prockster of Weston was in the city today for a short business visit. J. Millis, livestock agent for the O R & N, left last evening for La Grande. W. M. Blakeley left this morning for a ranch visit at Eastland Mia. David Taylor of Athena stayed with friends in the city yesterday. Fay Gerking of Athena is visiting friends here for a few days. Mr and Mrs G S Miller of Spokane were guests yesterday. Mrs Henry Schmidt of Athena visits with Mr and Mrs Carl Welwert on Cosble street. Mr and Mrs J B Saylor of Athena visit Pendleton friends briefly. Mr and Mrs Isaac Cresswell of Freewater are today’s visitors. W P Willaby, prominent Athena resident, transacted business here today. S Lemery, Athena farmer, also in town on business. Mrs R Thompson and daughter return from a La Grande visit. J W Seriber, president of the Farmers and Traders Bank at La Grande, in the city for a short visit. E L Davis left this morning to lead government survey work near Becho. Colonel H C Judson of the O R N was in Pendleton today and yesterday for his son’s interests. Mr and Mrs A B Stevens of Umatilla guests of Hotel Pendleton while Mr Stevens conducts business. J A Watson district foreman of the O R N at Umatilla returned home after a short visit with his daughter.
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Charles Prockster
Weston
J. Millis
la Grande
W. M. Blakeley
Eastland
Mia
David Taylor
Athena
Fay Gerking
G. 8. Miller
Spoknane
Henry Schmidt
Carl Welwert
Cosble Street
J.B. Saylor
Pendleton
Isaac Cresswell
Freewater
W. P. Willaby
Lemery
E. L. Davis
Becho
H.C. Judson
Ity
A. B. Stevens
Umatilla
Stevens
J. A. Watson
Wife Abandons Three Children With Beside Husband’s Cash
Mrs Jessie H Pace wife of the Hotel Brexers barber fled last night with another man on the midnight train to Portland taking between 1400 and 2000 dollars belonging to Mr Pace. She had been staying at the Hotel Bickers and left after selling furniture and collecting her husband’s money. A neighbor recalls her saying she would go via Spokane but no trace or companion is known.
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Jessie H. Pace
Brexers
Portland
Pace
Pacy
Hin
Spokane
Umatilla Indian School Shows Strong Progress Under Gaither
The Umatilla Indian Schools at the agency under Assistant Superintendent Miss M. V. Gaither enroll over 100 scholars with high quality class work. Old Indians once opposed teachers but now support education as progress grows. The school is praised as the best reservation school in the United States per Indian Affairs reports, with Umatilla progress highlighted.
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Umatilla
M. V. Gaither
Indiana
County Court Addresses Routine Business at Session
The county court accepted F W Kimberli’s resignation as justice of the peace of Adams and appointed M A Ferguson in his place. Kimberk moved to Hoaquim Washington, leaving the office vacant. A petition by O W Zerba to modify a county road near Athena was granted with reporters, growers, and surveyors to appear at the May term. The court's attention focused on bills, though not all were submitted yet.
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F. W. Kimberli
Yvlowers
Will Horse Road Petition Up For Consideration
The Will Horse road will come up for consideration in all probability tomorrow. Proceedings concern petitions regarding the road and related actions are expected to be discussed at the meeting.
Will Build Schoolhouse in Hogue District No 48
Bids show Mays and McFarland of this city won the contract to erect a new school building in district No 48, the Hogue district. Work to begin at once with lumber hauling soon. Bids ranged from 245 to 995 dollars with several bids close in figures.
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Hogue
Ride
Mays and McFarland
Thomas Mann
T. O. Yates
Maya & McFarland
A. Dbd. Thompson
Robert Hoeft
Yates & Ellefson
J. A. and
J W. Horn
Colorado Will Advertise at the World’s Fair
A new distribution plan funded by the Colorado World’s Fair board and the Colorado promotion and publicity committees aims to disseminate Colorado literature during the exposition. Secretary Thomas D. Parker estimates about 100,000 books and pamphlets will be printed, all focused on Colorado, to be given out at the fair, while a separate note mentions the imminent completion of the Washington Capitol building at Olympia.
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Colorado World's Fair Board
Colorado Promotion and Publicity
Fair Board
Colorado
Denver Post
Thomas D. Parker
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Lee
Teutsch's
BIG Store
Cor
Main and
Alta
Guy Brevities
Japan
Hunziker
Progressive Jeweler
BK. W. Grove
Koeppens
Fopdlar Price Drug Store
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
J. H. Pace
Umatilla Indian School
Agency
The
Peoples Warehouse
Manhattan
Men's and Boys’ Outfitters
Mays
McFarland
Washington Capitol
Olympia
Hannan
Boston
Hill
C. A
Gold Leaf Coffee
Costa Rica
Java
Portland Coffee & Spice Company
Weinhard’s Beer
Weinhard
Weinnhard
Weinhard’'S Beer
Peter Mendernach
Goodman-Thompson Hardware
Thompson
Hotelbickers
Celestia
Pacific Coast
Gontan
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