Local Classifieds Ad Mix From Early Ledger
A collage of local ads and notices features Snyder chimney services, coal and dry wood from Rock Spring, rental listings including a 7 room house at Weat Court, and barn board rates at 620 Aura Street. Transportation notes advise Northern Pacific Ry. schedules to Spokane and Portland trips via Paseo. Moving services, trash hauling, and painting from Gordon & Davis appear, alongside farm land listings, irrigation water and credit terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aura Street
Howe
Weat Court
Snap, Teutsch & Bickers
Marin
A. Morton
Portland
California
Tedno
Paseo
Ind
P&s
W.addings
Neent Bt
Nifmifa
Aeres
Round-up Annual Stockholders Meeting Announcement
On Tuesday evening November 14 in the assembly room of City Hall the Round-up annual stockholders meeting will hear the complete report of the 1910 business and the 1911 show for approval The annual election of officers for the ensuing year will also be held Every stockholder is urged to attend J H Gwinn Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inet Yes
J. H. Gwinn
Motocco’s Capital Sahara Gateway City of Morocco Land
Morocco City, capital of southern Morocco Kingdom, once a world Islam capital, sits beside the Tenesist river with grand Athmoun towers and fertile fields nearby. The text notes its decline, European visits, and trade routes toward Timpuuktup and Taradant while mentioning a sale of Navajo rugs at 149 Water Street.
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Morocca
Morocco
Capiital
Morocain
Urally
Seville
Muley Abdelah
Thik Elty
Tenesist
Grand Athmountale
Kirge
Fercaglona
Per
Mokimm
Morray
Sahin
Athie
Tafitet
Timpuuktup
Rypd
Atlas Chain
Taradant
Sus
Water Street
Local visitors list prominent Belo residents and out-of-town guests
J J Wilby was home from Belo last evening. George Newman of Tidah is in the city. Price and family of Weston stayed in Pendleton last night. Mrs William Slusher returns from Portland. YR McClirty of Windsor in Pendleton that evening. Aurmut Gehm of Drone among town visitors. H O Crieke, president of Adriany College, guests of St George. Ruinne from Wallo Wall on a business trip. H C Allen and Charles Hall registered with Bowman from Hood River. Whiteforth visiting in Le Granite, former home. Worthington, postmaster at Athena, on a business visit. L C Beaton of Freewater arrived from the east end. Dan P Smythe heads to Milton for flock duties. J G Gutier, Northern Pacific agent, attends Latinese matters. J K Smith of Pilot Rock Hotel with family arrived last night. Homer T Woatts of Athens arrived today. Mrs Dudley Evans returns from Portland after a business trip.
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J. J. Wilby
Hla
Belo
George Newman
Tidah
Price
Weston
Pandleton
Mra
William Slusher
Portland
McClirty
Nrithath
Windsor
Aurmuet Gehm
H. of. Creike
Adriany Coliege
St.George
Ruinne
Walle Wall
H. ©. Worthington
Postminster
Athena
L. C. Beaton
Freewater
Dan P. Smythe
Milton
J. G. Gutier
Northern Pacific Readmister
J. K. Smith
Pilot Rock
Pilot Rock Hote Min, Accompanied By His Family, Arrived In the Cotty
Homer T. Woatts
Dudley Evans
Bortland
Former Oregonian Will Attend Country Congress
Spokane Washington Professor William Spillman formerly of Oregon and Washington now tied to the United States department of agriculture accepted an invitation to give a special address at the first national Country Life Congress in Spokane on November 27. He is a leading figure in farm improvement and has worked with Oregon Agricultural College and Pullman’s agricultural college. His visit is expected to draw a large Northwest audience and highlight daylong talks by agricultural college leaders and department specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Willam J. Spillman
Oregon
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Sie
National Country Life Congress
Agricultural Colleges
Spullman
Spillman
Northwest
Hirawania
Idaho
Montana
Oregon Agricultural College
Agricultural Department of the
Pullman
Department of Gericulture
Wife Too Pretty. Kits Web. Carbon, Okla Arthur Chapman Kills Wife
Arthur Chapman killed his young wife after a quarrel over attention shown to her by other men. The victim, Mrs. Chapman, was described as young and attractive in the report from Carbon, Oklahoma.
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Carbon, Oklia
Arthur Chapman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amuoskeag
Oregon City
Golden Rule
Snyder
Juda
Orpheum
Mhond Dyteh Henry
Rock Spring
Deutch & Tickers
Ben Lu
Burrough
Northern Pacific Ry
W. Adams
Pendleton
Penland Bros
Main Street
Gordon & Davis
State Building
Webb Street
Tf Fong
Pasen
W. Adam
Fundleton
Elkewhere
Motocco
Sahara
H. C Allen
Charles Hall
Bowman
Hood River
Mia
BF. Whiteforth
le Granite
Oregonian
Wonlenberg
A. Schneiter, Prop
Ore
Aturday Az
Clarke's
Children’s Wool Union
F. E. Livengood & Company
the Ladies and Childrens Store
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