Local Business Notes and Ads from Pendleton May 1902
Day by day notices feature hats for sale and closeout deals on trimmed summer hats at Carrie Millinery. Ads tout Mohawk Real Estate and Easy Payment Homes, plus local businesses offering grocer, ice cream, crawfish, pickles, and saloon goods. Major lectures announced and a contest for Pendleton’s most popular lady with a gold watch prize.
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Campbell
Woolfe
Martin
Cook
Taylor de
Castle's
Fechter’s
Court St
Carrie: Millinery
Columbus
Umatilla Implement Company
Nolte’s
Hawley Bros
Nolf's
Martin Compton
Nolte's
Walla Walla
Martin's Family
Standard Grocery Company
Perry Shields
C. H. Worman
Vinson
Golden Rule Hotel
Uma Soda
Kneppen
S. B Friedman
Portland
London
Ash Street
Major Harris
San Francisco
Major Dubbin
Pendleton
America
Hawaii
Salvation Army Hall
W. B. Garrison
Payne
East Oregonian
Campaign Oratory and Party Appeals HighlightElection Rally
A political meeting featured a Patriotic soldier story and calls for support for the Democratic and Republican tickets. Speakers attacked the opposing party, defended policy on the Philippines and territorial acquisitions, and urged voters to back the party of progress. A torchlight procession of 800 followed, with additional Republican speakers announced and local newspapers optimistic about victory in La Grande and interior counties.
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Democratic Party
Philip Bene
Louisiana
Florida
Philippines
Jefferson
Jackson
California
Spain
J. N. Williamson
Williamson
Senate
Pendleton
Messrs
John Collier
M. A. Rader
A. J. Owens
Gerry Kimball
Wiliam J. Furnish
C. W. Fulton
Opera House
Williamson interview highlights Harney trip and rally energy
East Oregonian reports Hon. J. N. Williamson recounts a 300 mile political tour with Judge Webster through Harney and southern counties. He notes large crowds, Burne brass band, 14 musicians and 100 enthusiasts in 18 carriages, two to three meetings daily, and strong GOP support. Williamson plans Antelope and Astoria appearances with optimism for election.
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J. N. Williamson
Harney
Webster
Sumpter
Mr. Williamson
Canyon City
Drewsey
Ontario
Burne
Interior Counties
Pendleton
Williamson
Antelope
Astoria
Chamberlain Addresses Enthusiastic La Grande Meeting
George E. Chamberlain, the Democratic candidate for governor, spoke to an energetic audience in La Grande, delivering a campaign address and outlining policy positions to local supporters.
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George E. Chamberlain
la Grande
Battle quote sparks morallist jokesmith banter
Quotations from the Philadelphia Record and Atchison Globe reflect on human nature and reputation. A morallist laments life as a battle with wounds while a jokesmith comments on bank cashiers as missing. The line ends with a wry note on others' judgments.
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Philadelphia Record
Refrigerators Sold at Special Low Prices in Pen dleton
Pendleton dealers advertise Ranney Refrigerators from Greenville Michigan including Monitor Mascot and Lapland models. They claim these ice savers cost less to maintain perishable goods, are built on scientific principles with oak and mineral wool insulation, are polished and attractive, and offer special low prices to save on purchase cost and ice bills.
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Pendleton
Monitor, Mascot
Lapland
Ranney Refrigerator Company
Greenville
Mich
Joseph Basler Furniture and Stoves Ad
Employment Bureau notice urging readers to call or visit J. C. Epoonamore at 220 Court Street, Elyton, for available positions or help locating work.
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Joseph Basler
J. C. Epoonamore
Court Bt
Eton, On
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EARE
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Andyast
Dutton
T. E. Delaney
Haviland
China
L. Hunziker
Pendiston
Koeppen
Main Street
Court House
Atchison Globe
Boston
Court Street
Peoples Warehouse
Eastman
Cannon
Waterman
Parker
John Holland
Frederick Nolf
St. George
W. W. Pangburn
Prop
Beck
Cottonwood Street
St. Joe
Bishop & CO
F. Coty & Boken
R. Martin
Tahure
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