City Brevities Busy Classified Fragments
A smorgasbord of short ads lists dry wood for sale rooms for rent a coach dog for sale a 23 room lodging house and various house and lumber needs The jumble mentions several street names towns and businesses including Minnie Walters Coolman Hardware Co and Oregon Lumber Yard along with a church train schedule for March 16 and a Stocker ranch listing near Alba Oregon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
South Main Street
Walters
Garden Street
Logan Street
North Eide
Mic
J. J. Sharon
P.O
Walla Walla
Christ
Coolman Hardware Co
Alba
Oregon
L. A
Pendleton
Oregon Lumber Yard
Furnished rooms near court house offered for rent
Furnished rooms at 701 F Court one block from the court house priced at $2 and $2.60 per week. Excursion train leaves Pendleton Friday morning for the dedication ceremonies of the Christian church at Walla Walla. Round trip fare $1.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Court
Breck
Court House
Pendleton
The
Christian Church
Walla Walla
Primrose Minstrels at Fraser Tonight in Modern Show
George Primrose and his minstrel company bring a revived American form to Fraser Saturday night. The act promises authentic negro life with modern embellishments, moving away from past oriental scenes and whiteface costumes toward richer, merrier humor and up-to-date songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
George Primrose
Bie
Negro Minastrelay
Primrose
Wong
George Primcome
Pendleton High Masher Ball Team Aims for Walla Walla
Pendleton High School basketball squad travels to Garden City Walla Walla with chaperone Mise Foley and companions Conch Wil Pentand Tet for a morning departure. The team features Nona Johnson Jess Folhom Ethel Temple Minne Casey Certrude Jordan Titian Wook and Norma Allowing and has practiced regularly in strong condition hoping to win the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Garden City
Tonlelit
Pendeton Higd
Mise Foley
Conch Wil Pentand
Walla Walla
Walla Walle
Pendleton Town
Nona Johnson
Jess Folhom
Ethel Temple
Minne Casey
Certrude Jordan
Titian Wook
Norma Allowing
Aube
Baseball Team Forming This Summer in Aberdeen
Aberdeen moves to form a baseball corporation with ten members who will loan funds to improve grounds and cover season expenses. Plans include a public subscription to repay the loan, with noon today eight members secured and a meeting soon to appoint officers and set action. Local figures L. G. Frasier and Carl Cooley lead efforts amid uncertain Aberdeen team response and wet ground conditions.
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Pendleton
Iiercent
Ll. G. Frasier
Carl Cooley
District Conference to Be Held in Walla Walla
Pendleton district of the M E church south will hold its conference in Walla Walla from April 4 to 7. Prominent church figures attending include Bishop Atkins of Waynesville North Carolina John R Nelson of the church extension board and Dr J D Hammond secretary of the educational board Presiding Elder F N Looney and other delegates. Also noted is the death of Mrs William Maurer aged 4 years from fatty degeneration of the heart. She weighed 62 pounds at death.
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Tiehop Atkina
North Carolina
Walla Walla
Pendleton
M. E. Church
South
Wallia Walla
Bishop Atkins
Waynesville
John R. Nelson
Church Extension Board
J. D. Hammond
Educational Board
Educational Board of the Church
F. N. Looney
Chicago
William Maurer
Local visitors and travelers frequent Athens area
W T Hislop left for Portland while Walter Ely of Athens and many others from Weston Echo and surrounding towns visited Athens today. Notables include Mrs George Hartman Jr at relatives in Athena, J F Gratin of the ORN in city from Portland, and J Kendall of Potlatch Lumber Company here on business. Several residents from Tevo and Weston passed through or stayed for short visits as spring work begins.
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W. T. Hislop
Portland
Walter Ely
Athens
Whale
Pinkerton
Weston
Mre
George Hartman, Jr
Athena
Rooverelt
Wally Wall
G. AL Moorleon
Adwime
Stanfield
Echo
J. F. Gratin
Teho
J. W. Skuiles
Here
Ft. R. Johnson
Aga BR. Thomson
Nutter Creek
Pendleton
A. BE. Eberhart
Wallan Waila
St. George
Fred Kershaw
Littl
Cty
Mra
Kerahaw
Vinol health elixir ad touts liver tonics in Pendleton
A Pendleton Drug Co advertisement promotes Vinol as the premier liver tonic and restorative tonic for all ages. It claims Vinol from fresh cod livers offers health benefits without clogging the system and is guaranteed by thousands of druggists nationwide to aid strength, cold relief, and lung conditions. It notes Vinol is sold by local agents and widely available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
United States
Vinci
Pendleton Drug Co
Vine
Fitzgerald acquitted in assault claim after $173000 theft case
George W. Fitzgerald, a teller from the sub-treasury due to miss $173,000 missing from his cage, is acquitted of assault on reporter Harry Friend after Fitzgerald accuses Friend of insulting his wife during news pursuit. The case centers on a disputed altercation tied to the theft report.
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Chicas
March
George W. Fitzgerald
Sub-Treasury
War This
Harry Friend
Fitzgerald
Friends
Earthquakes Strike Kingston Jamaica in March
Recurrent shocks have been felt since Monday in Kingston Jamaica accompanied by terrifying roars. Authorities urge residents to remain vigilant as tremors continue to rattle the area through March.
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Jamaica
Kingston
North Coast Wins Right of Way Ruling
Judge Rigg refused to consider a proposal to allow the Hill road more than two tracks through Union Gap, blocking North Coast condemnation of a right of way. The case centered on the narrow gateway into the city and the dopletons roadbed limits for the Northern Pacific. Civil engineers testified on techniques, survey methods, and costs for the cut through the Gap as work continues. Decisive action was anticipated tomorrow night. Dan Daley and Ed Moe pleaded guilty at Pocatello to horse theft.
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North Coast
Heaviy
Northern Pacific
Rigg
Union Gap
Thie City
Strahorn
Yakima Republic
Young Ohio delegate Harding heads in under-40 house
The Ohio delegation to Congress will include ten members under 40, with J Eugene Harding of Middleton at 29 as the youngest. George W. Glover of Deadwood denies any Christian Science offer to withdraw his accounting suit. Historic log house from 1835 in Missouri destroyed by fire near Mooresville.
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Ohio
J. Eugene Harding
Middleton
George W. Glover
Deadwood
S. D
Mia
Mary Baker Eidy
Christian Science Church
Livingston
Caldwell
Missouri
Moores Ville
Haynes Hill
United States
Richmond
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Seaven
Pelre
Chass
Aberionn Payers
Aberdeen
Commercial Association
L. G. Frazier
Brown
Association
R. P. Brown
W. J. Furnish
Spokane
Mrs. Furnteh
Brunet Hall
George H. Geebel
Koeppen Aeros
Ore
Watrusa
Cambridge
Idaho
JD. Matheron
YR. & NS
la Grands
Buefness
Wudee Jiomex A. Feo
Wil M. Peterson
Beckwith
Turner
George Taylor
Werton
Vitegerald
Dan Daley
Ed Moe
Pocatello
Wonder Store
General News
International Association of Machinists
International Asociation of Alled Metal Mechanes
Ritzville
Wash
Judge Aushie
In Wash
Ington
Hicken
Boleo
Lewiston
Frank E. Brown
Clarkston
Wish
Ils
United States Fresh
Asotin Creek
Snake River
Fred Schwemeyer
William Gil
Ten Davee Tndeann
Schwemeyer
Indianapolis
Gill Gill
Dolly Deusster
New York
Bellevue Hospital
H. B. Vandevort
Willamette Valley
Keyt
Perrydale
J. L Furvine
Zenda
Polk County
Chickering
America
Weber
Kimball
Eilers Bros
Lester, Story , Clark, Bailey
Crown, Weser
J. B. Cook
Rogera
Eall
Bavini
G. Rogers
Mgr
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