Local Classified Items Highlight Rentals and Trades
Various readers seek housing and work, with listings for store or office space, furnished and light housekeeping rooms, and jobs. Advertisers include Hamiley, Gormely, Teutsch's Department Store, Pendleton Business College, and Blair & Wood. Details show real estate sales, tailor and shoe repair services, piano tuning, and small business opportunities in Weston and Athena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Htader
Nofaed
C¢ Hamiley
Rader
Carpeta
Bert
Hamiley
Gormely
Pendleton
Moston Store
W. FP
Frazer
John Gagen
Geart St
Golien Rule
Headstrom & Greenawala
Teiutech’s
Hotel St George
Jackson Street
Eye Greenawald
U. C. Rader
Caurpets
Hamiley's
Hamily’s
Cledkritiai
Croghyad & Hays
Athena
Thompson Street
Water Street
C. M
Cure
ELCO
East Oregonian
M. K Church
Addrek
Craghead & Hays
Blair & Wood
Weston
Pendleton Seen Cheaper Harness Purchases Than Portland
Purchaser of harness and farm fixtures notes Pendleton cheaper than Portland. Former Camas Prairie resident now in Portland reports suppliers like New Just and other equipment in Pendleton, praising quality and price over nearby cities. Pendleton long reputed as best local market for farm appliances and harness, drawing trade from surrounding country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Portland
EU Campbell
Camas Prairie
Pres
Pendieton
Speine
Walla
Aaron
Tvere
Eruption Observers Describe Mont Pelee Dome Phenomena
The account outlines the Mont Pelee eruption with the great dome half a mile wide and 1200 feet high, its corking crater, ash flows, and fumaroles as Abbe Yvon and Frene Beaufrandh observed from mid-cone. It notes dust avalanches and five clouds of smoke while referencing Missouri’s eight hour public works law as sustained by the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Pelee
Bic Pierre
Romichalle
Cidositte
Vileh
Yvon
Beaufrandh
Ieee
Taco OsOe
Missouri
United States Supreme Court
Numerous Visitors Arrive in Town for Short Stays
A wide roster of visitors and residents came through today, including W Owens of John Day, Rev C F Clapp of Forest Grove, J C Rogers of Echo, J M Bentley, J J Rowlstone and son, J A Raul from Adam, B H Snell of Arlington, F B Van Cleave of Echo, Pen McCullough and K L McBroom from Pilot Rock, Edmund Robinson of La Grande, and others. Notable departures include Ex Governor T T Geer heading to The Dalles, and A D Stillman and J G Guernsey preparing trips for business and family duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Owens
John Day
Rev
C. F. Clapp
Forest Grove
J. C. Rogers
Echo
J. M. Bentley
J. J. Rowlstone and Son
J. A. Rauljatone
Adame
F. Snell
Arlington
Spokane
Henry Laginkw
Cums Prairie
J. A. Carlvon
Katre Hit
H. FL. Gilbert
Pilot Rock
H. T. Booth
Baker City
Milton
T. T. Geer
Dalles
Salem
T. G. Montgomery
Helix
D. C Crawford
Hunt's Junction
la Grande
Mop
Clifford
Grant
Harney
Malheur
Supreme Court
Fred Wilson
Norman Willitte
Mo Johnson
Wiliam Folsom
Cripple Creek
Col
Johnnan
Holt
Presbyterian Church In
Oregon
M. Alcorn
Hanford
Cal
Portland
San Francisco
J. G. Guernsey
Rochester
N.Y
Beckwich
KL. Gites
Pendleton
Hemp crop prospects in Salem flagged by hurricane damage
The Salem Statesman notes the Philippine hemp crop is a failure after a recent hurricane, with no hemp expected to be exported to the United States this year. It discusses hemp prices, binder twine supplies, and a proposed shift to flax fibre as an alternative, citing a patented invention and examples from Chehulls Washington to support domestic flax use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Salem Statesman
Trust
Mreson
Eugene Hopse Foe
Joop Eiphabete
Enidle
Orion
Chehulls
Wash
Use of American flour or noodles in China trade
J H Brown notes in the Oregon Daily Journal that Chinese use American flour almost exclusively for noodles and bread in China. He observed after years there that locals seldom bake with traditional bread, reflecting demand and trade dynamics for flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Brown
Oregon Daily Journal
China
Flour trade with China and orient markets discussed
A speaker argues for expanding American flour exports to the orient, predicting China opening within 25 years and potential 2,000,000 dollar trade. He notes high shipment costs, bag handling losses, and barter-like freight practices, while stressing the need to foster trade and modernize rail and treaty-port access.
Hood River Fruit Promises High Prices and Strict Packing
Hood River fruit growers report strong demand with prices from $2 to $1 per box as excellent crops flow to markets. The Apple Growers' association oversees packing ensuring wormless, first class fruit. Land near Hood River sells high with a four acre tract near town at about $400 per acre. A new Hood River railroad line speeds transport to markets, spurring settlement in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hood
Justice of the Peace
O. G. Chamberlain
Athens
Hood River
Mr. Chamberlain
Umatilla
Apple Growers’ Association
Chamberlain
Hood Wo
Hook River
Hood River Fruit Rich World Renowned in Markets
In Oregon near Hood River the fruit industry is very valuable and renowned worldwide. The area presents a good market with minimal land needed to house a family of four, highlighting favorable conditions for a modest homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Hood River
Boom anticipated as Columbia river traffic swells
Steam boat men prepare for heavy river traffic during North Bank railroad construction on the Columbia. They charter every steamer and barge to haul rails, lumber, hardware, and other freight from Portland toward Kennewick and Portage. Expect lively season with multiple vessels operating Kennewick to Collie and on the upper river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
North Bank Railroad
Kennewick
Portage Railway
Allroad Company
Portland
Betwe Fortind
Upper River
Collie
Mountain Gem
Polata
Tilewater
Despain's Cash Store Opens on Court Street
J B Despain opens his new store on Court street opposite the Golden Ruse hotel inviting the public to call and view his line of clothing overcoats underwear and furnishings under the business name Despain's Cash Store with friends urged to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Despain
Court Street
Golden Ruse Hotel
Despain
To Visit Umatilla Brethren Tu-la-leeie-la
A Columbia Indian named Tu-la-leeie-la and his family arrived from Celilo this morning and went to the Umatillan reservation this afternoon to visit his old friend Charley Alfalfa for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tu-la-leeie-la
Celilo
Umatillan Reservation
Charley Alfalfa
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Bvoery Department
I Muni Mle
Ula
Teutsch’s Dept. Store
Silas H. Soule
St. George
Tallman & Con Drug Store
Leathers’ Transfer Company
Gritman's Cigar Store
Main Street
Trinity
Seventh
Starkalrodia
Pacific Coast
Louis Hunziker
Cork
Mt Pelee
Koeppen’s
A. C. Loeppen
Prop
Pendleton, Crogon
Hooming Lemp Industily
Chi
J. W. McKinnon
Talladega Springs
Ala
Orient
Asti
Severnl Wal
Umpqua
Timpqua
Lars
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