Local City Brevities and Advertisements
Roundup of small notices including ice cream at Hohbachs dry wood for sale hiring inquiries at East Oregonian office piano lessons by Laura Nelson new billiard tables at Hennemans rooms for rent transfer services by Stansberry and Milne homestead and amber claim listings W F Earnheart French Restaurant opening at California restaurant safety insurance gasoline stores showcased by Goodman Hardware Eldridge sewing machine deal three box car thieves arrested at La Grande confessing involved thefts of shoes from a car between Baker City and La Grande
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henneman’s
East Oregonian Office
la Grande
Baker City
Man Zan Pile Remedy Sold By A C Koeppen & Bro
An advertised pile remedy named Man Zan Pile Remedy is offered at 60 cents. It is described as guaranteed and ready for use with one application claimed to prompt relief from any form of piles. Sold by A C Koeppen & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hunziker
A. C. Koeppen & Broa
Bill Haywood for President in Socialist National Convention
Socialists gather in Chicago for their national convention to nominate Bill Haywood for president supported by Eugene V. Debs. Haywood, jailed in Boise on charges linked to the Steunenberg case, gains postacquittal momentum as the party rests on dues and non socialist backing while Debs helps drive the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene V. Debs
Steunenberg
Boise
Chicago
Bill Haywood
Socialista
Haywood
Indiana
Boise Jall
Western Federation of Miners
Harry Orchard
Ely
Einer
Socialist Party
Industria
Roosevelt
Personal mention fills pilot rock visit notes
James Hawk of Pilot Rock arrives on a short business trip. Mrs Maybelle Griswolda is confined to her room with grip. J H Tomlingon of Umatilla visits. BE Lewis leaves for Walla Walla. H H Gilbert of Pilot Rock is in the city on business. Dr Fred A Lieuallen of Picot Rock stays at Hotel St George. Homer Watts and C A Barrett visit on political campaigns. Charles J Hamilton returns to work after vacation. Rev W T Easter returns from Ellensburg. J W Smith of Helix on a business trip. D Henry Waldo Coe tours Furnish Coe irrigation at Echo. Conductor Fred Waffle resumes Pilot Rock branch run. Henry J Taylor attends Chamberlain meeting. Conductor Cherry travels to Portland. Joe N Scott with Governor Chamberlain’s party. Doc Waddell advances Sells-Floto arrangements in LaGrande. J W Fox to Walla Walla, returns tomorrow. E J Brown of Pacific Paper guests at Hotel St George. Miss Clyde Whittemore returns from California and joins The Wonder store. Clifton Cleaver visits from Echo with Umatilla Real Estate group. Conductor Rutherford returns to La Grande. Fred Geinger of Pilot Rock visits on a trading trip. Mrs Patrick Bruin and Mrs Thomas Fitz Gerald guests of Cochran. Bruin and Cochran recall friendship in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Tomlingon
Umatilla
BE. C. Lewis
Universal Underwood Typewriter
Walla Walla
H. H. Gilbert
Pilot, Hock
Fred A. Lieuallen
Picot Rock
Hotel St. George
Homer Watts
C. A. Barrett
Athena
Charles J. Hamilton
Rev. W. T. Easter
Ellensburg
J. W. Smith
Helix
D. Henry Waldo Coe
Echo
Fred Waffle
Pilot Rock
Portland
Cherry
la Grande Freight Division
Joe N. Scott
Morrow County
Chamberlain
Doc Waddell
LaGrande
J. W. Fox
Hanford
E. J. Brown
Pacific Paper Company
Hotel St George
Oregon
Clyde Whittemore
California
Wonder Store
Beecher & Stanley’s Revival of Ten Nights in Bar Room
Beecher and Stanley present a grand revival of Ten Nights in a Bar Room described as the era’s finest moral drama production. They are praised as leading stage producers with a 16‑actor band and a noon free street parade. The event takes place in a big tent on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher & Stanley
Grand Free Street Parade
East Oregonian Broadcasts Daily News Sweep
The East Oregonian dispatches broad coverage across politics crime and local events delivering a continuous stream of updates for readers seeking current affairs and daily context about regional developments.
East Lynne Delights Oregon Theater Crowd Again
East Lynne drew a large Oregon theater audience last night with a creditable performance of the old favorite. The company will present it again tonight and tomorrow night followed by Thorns and Orange Blossoms. Bertha M. Clay’s greatest success will be shown for the first time. Between acts, notable moving pictures and illustrated songs entertained, including a boxing bout reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lynne
Oregon Theater
Bertha M. Clay
Acta
the Oregon
Campaign Journey With Governor Chamberlain Near Willamette Valley
Don Steffa of the Oregon Journal and Ton Steffa assistant city editor travel with Governor Chamberlain on a strenuous campaign trip. The governor has covered the state from Vale in Malheur County to the Willamette Valley, pressing westward to conclude the campaign in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Steffa
Oregon Daily Journal
Chamberlain
Vale
Malhuer County
Willamette Valley
East Oregonian Note On Local Measurements
A terse East Oregonian item states that occurrences labeled as East Oregonian events are measured at zero impact or significance in the context presented, reflecting a minimal or null effect within the report. The brief line implies a placeholder or null result for a specific local metric or event referenced in the page segment.
Bebiling's Best Money Back Guarantee Promises Returns
A grocer offers a money back promise for Bebiling's Best tea if customers are not satisfied. The announcement hedges on no unease about refunds and asserts the store will cover returns when necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tour Grocer
Five Pendleton Graduates Named In Error
The East Oregonian corrected a typographical error list for Pendleton academy graduates. The five graduates are Russell Blankenship Maude Bentley Verva Roberts Alpha Black Edmund Milne and Agnes Jean Young. The class sits final examinations this week.
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East Oregonian
Pendleton Academy
Academy
Russell Blankenship
Maude Bentley
Verva Roberts
Alpha Black
Edmund Milne
Agnes Jean Young
Remarkable Admissions on Prohibition Figures 1908
The National Prohibitionists in 1908 cite official 1906 and 1907 revenues from beer and spirits totaling over 199 million and 216 million dollars. An editorial argues that prohibition has not cured the drink evil and that even areas with bans still see widespread liquor activity via interstate trade and broader influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch
F.e.livengood & Co
Teutsch’s
Dep’t. Store
Hohbach's
Laura Nelson
Ann Street
Henneman's
Cigar Store
East Oregonian Building
Enquire Thia
Stansberry & Milne
W. F. Earnheart
Wizard Lawn Mowers
Goodman Hardware Co
Empire Meat Market
Hest
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Eldridge
Main St
Pry Ramee
Shamo
Germany
Pendleton
Koeppens
Rockford Silver Co
Rockford
Margaret
Winslow Brothers
LABOR
James Hawk
Maybelle Griswolda
Henry J. Taylor
Clifton Cleaver
Conductor Rutherford
Fred Geinger
Geinger
Patrick Bruin
Thomas Fitz Gerald
Fitz Gerald
Geo
T. Cochran. Messrs
Mesdamees Bruin
Cochran
Philippines
la Grande Chronicle
Don Steffa
Oregon Journal
Mandles
Hennemans
Thomas Prince
Furnish-Coe Lands
Columbia Land Co
D. B. Costuma
Webb Sts
Marquam Bld’g
F. M. Lorimer
Phone Main
Malin Street
Bridge
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