Local notices and ads fill Oregonian page items
A collage of classified blurbs offers ice cream at Hohbach’s, Demott’s stock of White Haviland china, and dry wood. rooms for rent. cottage and farm land rental. poultry sales. unfurnished housekeeping rooms. transfer services. domestic help. fur sales. seed potatoes. and rental listings. Also described is a mechanical potato peeler with high output, potential for hotels and industry, plus notes on alcohol from potatoes and energy use.
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Hohbach's
Demott’s
East Court
Minnis
Stork Poultry House
Stansberry & Mline
G. M. Rice
West High
Rome
Ohio
Demott's
The Lowly Potato’s Power and Modern Handling
The report notes the potato’s rising value and its role alongside wheat in farm mechanization. A Salem Statesman account describes a modern potato peeler device with a cast iron bow and a cylinder enabling a continuous mechanical process from planting to cooking, reducing human labor.
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Salem Statesman
Salem's School Population Shows 2000 Children Registered
Salem's population growth is confirmed by the March registration report from J. M. Powers, city superintendent of schools. The month’s register shows exactly 2000 school age children, with expectations the year end total will be higher than prior records. The Lincoln school has room, but most others are full and outer fire escapes are needed on the buildings.
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Army
Ft Loin
Germany
United States Agricultural Department
Salem
J. M. Powers
Salem Statesman
Supt. Powers
Lincoln School
Eagle Show Shop Presents New Pictures and Songs
The Eagle Show Shop reports big crowds as a new program debuts today and runs through Monday at The Pastime. New attractions include Way Down East Colonial Soldier The Street Singer and more with further changes planned for tomorrow and next week. The illustrated gang remains popular and another change is promised at the venue.
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Eagle Show
Dime
The
Illustrated Gang
The Brewers at Star theater deliver new vaudeville program
The Brewers, clever colored vaudeville artists, perform tonight at the Star theater with an entire change of program and return tomorrow night. Crowds have been good and the show has been well received. The Star also features a fine new set of moving pictures.
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Brewers
Star Theater
The
Star
Apple Holdings and Market Outlook in Seattle
Merchants in Seattle estimate Washington apples at around 40 carloads with 12 at Cashmere 5 at Ellensburg and 8 to 10 in North Yakima. They urge faster cleanup of poorer stock and foresee fancy apples for Alaska trade near $3. Potatoes show weak Seattle demand with high Yakima stock and potential Sound market activity at $22 to $28 per ton. Onion prices rise with Australian stock aiding local supply and acreage expected to grow significantly.
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Seattle
Washington
Cashmere
Ellensburg
North Yakima
Republic
Alaska
Yakima
Sound
Roosevelt Voices Clean Tale Rule At War Camp
The article notes President Roosevelt never tells impure stories and rarely allows others to tell tales that would make a woman blush. It cites his Spanish War campaign and asserts this restraint as a defining trait praised amid his mess.
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Roosevelt
East Oregonian Says Go If You See It
A terse guide from the East Oregonian urging readers to act on sighting a referenced item or opportunity, signaling readiness to respond quickly to local cues or events as they arise in the paper's pages.
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East Oregonian
Daily Roundup of Local Visitors and Residents
Miss Carr of Adams and Mrs. Gleas of Adams are in the city today along with numerous visitors including Miss Alta Sharp returning from Athena and Prof. W. S. Perryman of Hermiston on business. Sheriff E. M. Shull and many others from Athena Weston Echo and Adams appear in town. candidates like Claud Steen and C. A. Barrett visit for campaigns. travels include G Bock from St Johns Lumber and J W McFadgen of the International Correspondence School.
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Lowell Rogers
Adama
Alta Sharp
Athena
G. M. Morrison
Adams
E. M. Shull
Morrow County
John Gleas
Mias Winnie
A. Smythe
Arlington
Sr. R. Colling
Freewater
W. 5. Perryman
Hermiston Public Schools
C. A. Barrett
Dave Lavender
Weston
St. George
G. Bock
St. Johns Lumber Company
Portland
Eity
Blaine Hallock
H. H. Hallock
Charles Quinney
H. T. French
University of Idaho
Moscow
Claud Steen
Milton
Ruby Bollerman
Bertha Yenne
Walla Walla
Pearl Burton
J. W. Johnson
Bolmar
A. H. Perryman
Hermiston
John Harrison
East Birch Creek
Pilot Rock
Public Land Offer Promises Free Acres for Settlers
The Ashland Tidings reports R D Hume of Gold Beach Curry County offers to settlers on Rogue River 20 families twenty acres each free for five years with five more years at taxes and $2 per acre yearly rent plus a cow pig and twelve chickens per family to be paid from future income. Free cow pasturing five years and sawmill use for lumber building. Hume to buy cordwood from clearing. Also notes a memorial resolution of sympathy for Belle Richardson.
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Ashland
R. D. Hume
Rogue River
Gold Beach Cannhery
Curry County
Eldridge Rotary Sewing Machine at Goodman Hardware
A $50 Eldridge rotary sewing machine is offered by Goodman Hardware Co. It features a ball bearing stand, light running, and a mission oak mirror finish. The unit is guaranteed for 10 years.
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Goodman Hardware Co
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Pendleton Cloak and Suit
Haviland
Demotta
Court House
Farmer
Empire Meat CO
Eagle Show Shop
Apple Holdings
Koeppense
Miss Carr of
Mamie Rippey
Echo Public Schools
R. RB. Johnson
Echo
Logal Bualicsa
Warren McDaniel
Rockford
Wash
John Henderson
Starbuck
Pendleton-Spokane
KE. D. Trumbull
Oregon
Baker
Grant
Malheur
Uhion
Carl Cooley
San Francisco
Pendleton
J. W. McFadgen
International Correspondence School
Golden Rule
Mr. McFadgen
la Grande
ROYAL
Rh. D. Hume
Belle Richardson
Bella Richardson
Order of the Ladies of the Maccabees
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