Woolgrowers Seek Early Entry to Cascade Reserve
Washington sheepmen pressed to admit flocks into Rainier forest reserve before the usual July opening due to grass shortages. Leaders Arthur Coffin and S. J. Cameron urge opening lower elevations sooner to prevent losses. the reserve is normally closed until early July. The Yakima Republic notes the urgency as forage disappears on eastern ranges.
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Washington
Cascade Reserve
Evergreen State
Cascade Forest Reserve
Yakima Republic
Washington Association of
Rainier Forest Reserve
Arthur Coffin
J. Cameron
Yakima
S. J. Cameron
Company Formed To Develop Long Distance Telephony
A company is being formed with a capital of 500000 dollars to develop long distance and wireless telephony between Mexico City and Vera Cruz.
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Mexico City
Vera Crus
Better way to keep family longer at table
A shopper asks about methods to extend family mealtime and keep everyone seated together. The grocer offers a refund if the customer is not satisfied with Bie Schilling's Best products as part of the shopping experience.
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Schilling
Deyton Brothers Eye Specialists at Hotel St George
Deyton Bros renowned eye specialists set up at Hotel St George for three days Thursday Friday and Saturday May 14 15 free examinations offered with glasses available at 1 percent of cost. Dozens of Pendleton references promise credibility and service.
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Hotel St. George
Mi-o-na Stomach Help Praised by Pendleton Residents
A Pendleton notice touts Mi-o-na as a stomach remedy that strengthens stomach and bowel walls to prevent indigestion. Tallman & Co. offers an absolute guarantee to refund if it fails to cure, promising a box will aid the stomach in doing its work.
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Pendleton
Tallman & Co
Circus Visit With Sioux Warriors At Reservation
At the Bully Boy, the circus Indians from Floto will visit the Sells tribe on Saturday in May. The group plans discussions of old times with the Sioux warriors while on the reservation, highlighting a publicity visit and cultural exchange.
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Floto Circus
Carrier Boy Honored Guests at Circus Event
The Daily East Oregonian will launch a balloon from its Pendleton office each evening May 25 to May 29. Finders who report the balloon and show proof at the paper office receive a ticket with a coupon for the Sella-Floto circus coming to town on May 30. H. H. Tammen of the Denver Post and Sella-Floto manager praises newsboys, calling them kings and pledging free admission for carrier boys. The event honors newspaper carriers and aims to boost community engagement with the circus spectacle.
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East Oregonian
Shriners
H. H. Tammen
Denver Post
Sella-Floto
Pendleton
United States
Sony European
Daifly East Oregonian
St. O
Daily
The
Oregonian
Sells Floto Circus Tops Trust Show Claims, Pendleton Stop
H H Tammen tours Pendleton warning readers to evaluate shows, praising Sells Floto as not in the big trust and the only circus exhibited in San Francisco this season. He urges citizens to inspect outfits, cars, parades, tents, and stables before deciding. The circuit plans a May 30 show, Decoration Day date noted.
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H. H. Tammen
Crrous Trust
Barnum Bailey
Ringling Bros
Buffalo Bill
San Francisco
Shriners
Angels
Tammen
Sells-Floto
Citivens
Pendleton
Week End Excursions to Hermiston Begin Soon
Beginning Saturday May 2 the O R N will run weekend excursions to Hermiston and the government reservoir, continuing through summer. Excursions depart Saturdays and Sundays with a rail ticket including stage passage to the dam. Round trip from Pendleton is 2.80 dollars, return next day. Excursionists can view the government irrigation project valued at 1 million dollars located six miles from Hermiston.
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Hermiston
Government Reservoir
Government Dam
Pendleton
Wanted at once good clean rags market price paid
East Oregonian office seeks used rags in clean condition with market price offered. Immediate pickup or delivery terms to be arranged.
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East Oregonian
Tragic Ranch Death Near Hooper Claiming 83 Year Old Resident
Mrs Elizabeth K Smith age 83 living with her son on a Hooper Washington area ranch was struck by sudden heart trouble on Thursday while alone in her home and fell onto a hot stove causing severe burns and immediate death. She was found by her little granddaughter.
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Elizabeth K. Smith
Hooper
Wash
Traveling Meeting Headquarters Promises Comfort and Rates
Telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. Headquarters for Traveling Mee. Commodious Sample Moon. Free bus and special rates by week or month. Excellent cuisine and prompt dining room service. Bar and billiard room in connection. Only three blocks from depots.
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Deyton Bros
I. C.5
International Correspondence Schools
J. W. McFadyen
Carrier Boyd
Sellers & Matlock
Music Hall
Coward
Illustrated Song
Edison
Hotel
St. George
George Darveau
Northwest
W. A. Brown
Morrie B. Streeter
Oregon
Streeter-Bryan Company
Princess of Patches
Dr. Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Pendleton Drug Company
Main St
Proprietors
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Golden Rule Hotel
Corner Court and
Johnson Streets
J. Popejoy
State Saloon
R. Strahan
Gentleman's Resort
Colesworthy
E. Alta
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