Bond Bros and merchants promote sales and goods
CITY BREVITIES promote fresh oysters at Hohbachs, dry wood from Minnis, Benjamin clothes and suits by Bond Bros, Minnis wood, Campbell Millinery and Stansbery Milne transfers. Notice of a lile sale starting Wednesday at Campbell Millinery. Guernsey Music store has New Edison records for November now on site. Rental listing for a 5 room house near Main and Webb Garden. Mrs L A Kinman meat meals policy for boarders and transients 4 cents per meal after Nov 1.
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Benjamin
Bond Bros
Campbell Millinery
Stansbery & Milne
Edison Records
Guernsey
L. A. Kinman
Webb and
Webb
Unclear mix of rental notices and ads from Oregon paper
Fragmented OCR yields multiple entries: room and board applications at 227 Water Street in Pendleton, unfurnished rooms for rent near East Oregonian, a 10 room modern house for rent near a bridge, Bowman photo studio inquiries, corner Court and Johnson streets furnished rooms near Golden Rule hotel, a horse sale by Eastern Oregon Stock Farm in Lexington, a pocketbook found near Oregon Wine and Liquor Co., a hair growth claim by Hiawatha, and Tallman & Co selling Tiawatha Hair product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Bowman Photo Studio
Corner Court
Johnson Streets
Golden Rule Hotel
B. F. Swaggart
Eastern
Oregon Stock Farm
Lexington
Oregon
John Heathman
Oregon Wine and Liquor Co
Tiawatha
Hiawatha Hall Tonne Co
Tallman & Co
Grave Situation Emphasizes Financial Gravity in Washington
In Washington on November 4, President Roosevelt, United States Steel chairman Gary, Henry Frick, and Secretary Root held a two hour conference. They reportedly carried recommendations from a meeting at J. P. Morgan's house last night. No statements were given, but a presidential statement is expected.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Gary
United States Steel Company
Henry Frick
Root
J. P. Morgan
Bank Closes in Leetonia City Nov 4
First National Bank of Leetonia closed today. Details about the shutdown follow in the East Oregonian, outlining immediate effects on customers and local banking operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leetonia
First National Bank
Rebuilding J N Teal Promises Enhanced River Boat
The Open River Transportation steamer J N Teal will be rebuilt stronger after a recent upper works fire. Insurance is settled and a rebuilding contract may begin soon. The new vessel will double passenger accommodations with large, elegant cabins, while machinery is largely undamaged, easing rapid return to operation on the upper Columbia river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open River Transportation Companys
J. N. Teal
Oregon Daily Journal
Upper Columbia
Kellogg
Death of Railroad Laborer at 45 in Huron
Alex Lidbeck a railroad laborer with the O R N company at Huron died at the hospital at 8 30 last evening from exhaustion due to chronic bowel trouble He was 45 years old and funeral arrangements have not been made The body will be buried in Olney cemetery
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Alex Lidbeck
Nee
0, R, & N Company
Huron
Olney
Personal visits and brief trips populate Hermiston city scene
Carl Gilbert of Echo and numerous professionals visit or briefly stay in Hermiston, including attorneys Peterson and Wilson, engineer Berkeley, and Miss Mitchell, with others from Union, Athena, Pullman, Spokane, and Walla Walla. Several visits note plans to travel on to Portland, Seattle, or Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gilbert
Echo
Bb. Swayze
Hermiston
D. Peterson
Milton
F. Wilson
Athena
C. T. Godwin
Freawa Jr
Lula Mitchell
Union
Olive Jones
R. Alexander
R. H. Wilcox
Wilcox Implement Company
C. C. Berkeley
E. J. Brown
Pacific Paperompany
Oregon
H. Loether
Pullman
Golden Rule
Miss Winnnie Struve
Spokane
New Verce
Mullenix
James Dunham
Dayton
Wash
W. K. Wall
Charles Wall
Rader Furniture Store
Jacob Sheverman
San Franciego
Sheverman
W. A. Gibson
Walla Walloa
City
Portland
the Sound
J. A. Burleigh
Wallowa County
Supreme Court
H. R. Laughlin
Helena
Mont
O. P. Morton
Erho
Horn-Moorhouse
Robert Bartlett
F. T. Bartlett
Chicago
Fleet District Officers Election Meeting Announcement
To Fleet District Pair Officers a meeting of the district fair commission will be held here next Saturday afternoon to elect officers for the coming year. The session starts at 2 o'clock in Secretary Fitz Gerald's office. Members serve two year terms. all local members have one year remaining, though officer elections occur annually.
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Fleet District
District Fir Commission
Fitz Gerald
The
Fair Commission
Visitors Tour Hermiston With Praise For Future Prospects
Delighted with Hermiston Mrs. £. P. Marshall Mrs. Charles Carter and Miss Effie Frazier spent Sunday with Colonel and Mrs. J. F. McNaught as guests. They toured the dam and sites in the new town then returned home on the early train, reporting a delightful trip and high hopes for the west end of the county.
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Hermiston
P. Marshall
Charles Carter
Effie Frazier
J. F. McNaught
Barber Shop Moves to Log Cabin Site
Dod Morgan relocates his barber shop from the Golden Rate hotel to the former Log Cabin saloon building, now owned by Hohbach. The other half of the Hohbach buildings is being refitted for an oyster house, opening soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dod Morgan
Golden Rate Hotel
Hohbach
Detective McParland In City Visiting Hotel St. George
Detective James McParland who led the hunt for Frank Steunenberg’s murderers is in the city today registering at Hotel St. George. He arrived from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detective McParland
James McParland
Frank Steunenberg
Idaho
Hotel St. George
Denver
Pasteurizing Plant Opens at Pendleton Creamery
The new pasteurizing plant started this morning at Pendleton creamery will supply pasteurized milk from a wagon run by the creamery company. It is the first such plant in eastern Oregon and is expected to be well patronized. Pasteurized milk is said to be sanitary and priced no higher than raw milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Creamery
Creamery Company
Oregon
Pendleton Masonic Lodge Meets Evening for Master Mason Work
Pendleton lodge Na fia A F and A M holds regular meeting at the Masonic temple this evening. Master Mason degree work will be performed and all Dyethren are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Lodge Na
Fia
Masonic Temple
Arrived From Indiana to Join Husband in City
Mia C. B. Fisher of Franklin Indiana arrived today to join her husband who is employed as telegraph editor on the East Oregonian. They will reside in this city permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia, C. B. Fisher
Franklin
Ind
East Oregonian
Rejected Theatre Tickets Prompt Doctor Letter
A physician long serving Actors' Fund doctors asked a prominent manager for free theater tickets. The manager refused, citing the doctor's past aid. The doctor replied detailing his service and noted a prior offer of help in Mr. Blank's death, concluding he bears no ill will and would gladly return help if needed. Tom Corwin's Education and Greely's Dakota Command transfer are also discussed. General A W Greely moves from Vancouver to the Dakotas seeking brief tenure before retirement.
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Actors’ Fund
Mr. Blank
A. W. Greely
Vancouver Barracks
Department of the Dakotas
General Greely
Why Horses Shy. A Rider Falls Into Mud
A New Orleans Times-Democrat piece describes a horse's fearfulness when facing simple objects like white paper. A rider tumbles into mud as the anxious animal misreads banks of snow and shadows as threats. The essay casts the horse as a gentle giant with poor sight and unreliable instincts, urging restraint in relying on it.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
How Clouds and Fogs Differ
Clouds are vapor evaporated from the earth and condensed in upper air. Fogs touch the earth while clouds stay aloft. When earth is warmer than the air, vapor condenses into mist or fog near the surface. When air is warmer, vapor rises and forms clouds. Mist is fine rain. fog is vapor not condensed into drops.
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Earth
The Fata Morgana and Its Uncanny Sea Mirage
The fata morgana off Calabria and between Italy and Sicily creates city layouts, temples, palaces, and ships in mirage form sometimes upright or inverted. Known for ages, it has sparked alarms and was long viewed as a bad omen signaling calamity. John Adama, a modest grower, rose from a basic start aided by education.
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Calabria
Italy
Sicily
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Teutsch’s Don't
Hohbach's
China
United States
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler and
Optitian
Main St
Benjamin Sult
Bond
Water Street
Paul Schneider
Nolin
Eindquire
East Oregonian Attlee
Bloki Sensation
Columbia River
John H. Stephenton
Evening Telegram
W. L. Bartlett
Baker City
Indiana
Tom Corwin
Kentucky
Matthias
Thomas
Ohio Magazine
A. W
Greely
John Adama
Petaluma
Calif
Anton Nolte
Pendleton
Argains
Big “S
Sim
Battenburg
Hamburg
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
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