Big street sale and shop deals in Pendleton area
Local brief lists numerous shop specials from Withee's Teutsch's Roosevelt's and others. Ads trumpet sunny weather, hats, shoes, cream soda, fruit, and sale events while noting real estate and farm listings near Pendleton. Includes job wish, room rentals, and a large ranch sale in British Columbia.
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Rader
Withee's
Aldress
Teutsch's
Roosevelt's
Gloria
Boone“te
Delta
Daker Cive Pendleton
Mm. Carlson's
Hasbrouck
How' Era's
Mre Cooper
Pendleton and Baker City to play annual football game today
A large crowd will attend the annual football game between Pendleton and Baker City this afternoon on the Alta street grounds. Tonight at 8 o'clock a reception will be held at Turkey hall by local high school students in honor of the players. Coaches list Pendleton and Baker City lineups and players with names such as Richardson Turner Johnword Walte Means and Engdahl. Northwestern Gas and Electric plans a new power plant within 20 days, turning on electricity and installing motors at many sites including East Oregonian which will add a power motor and shift to electric power for its machinery.
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Pendleton
Baker City
Alta Street
Mhurkey Hall
Baker Chiy
Poxitlon
Pendleton Hichardson
Turner Johnwor Walte
Hughes
Reeves
Dodeon
Sherrod
Leer McKim
Enereers
Milne
Garrison
Ernees Pierce
F. W. Vincen
Northwestern Gas & Electric Company
East Oregonian
John Dupes
Umatilla
Wyrick
Chinatown Fire Devours Castroville Block
Salinas November 24 Castroville's Chinatown burned last night due to a pan grease flare up while a white woman cooked. With no fire department, about 20 buildings in China town were destroyed, losses estimated at nearly 20000 dollars.
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Salinas
Castroville
Chinatown
Lous
Thanksgiving Visitors and Local Arrivals In Town
A parade of visitors arrives in town for Thanksgiving including A Gobler of Pilot Rock and Mrs Boothby of Salem visiting relatives. Miss Mae Stevens from Weston and A B Galloway of Blake-McPaull Paper Co. are in the city. Cadet William Lowell from Hill Military Academy plans to spend the holiday with his parents. Col McNichols departs for Spokane with his family. Walla Walla and Umatilla locals are noted among others in town for festive events.
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A. Gobler
Pilot Rock
A. B. Galloway
Blake-McPaull Paper Company
William E. Lowell
The
Hill Military Academy
Portland
S. A. Lowell
McNichols
Umatilla Indian Agency
H. Wilkins
Spokane
W. L. Kenyon
North Yakima
World's Largest Park to Open on Harlem River Bank
New York planners announce Wonderworld, a 31 acre amusement complex on the Harlem river south bank at 218th Street, costing nearly 6.2 million dollars with attractions such as a German village and a Midway esplanade. It aims to give New Yorkers and suburbs quick access from Yonkers and New Rochelle. The piece also notes warm air vents keep heaters abreast along Broadway buildings, with homeless men sometimes sleeping on them during winter nights.
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New York
Tin Time
Wonderworld
Harlem River
218Th Street
Coney Island
Rockaway Beach
Lavin
Yonkers
New Rochelle
Coney Taland
Broadway
No Seats No Fares In North Dakota Rail Plan
Grand Forks reports coming legislative session may see measures to improve railroad service. Proposals include requiring first class seats or no fare and banning fare collection when seats are unavailable. Busy harvest season boosted passenger traffic, with eastbound flyers carrying up to 360 passengers and westbound trains often filling three coaches. Critics warn seats or no fare could burden railroads despite promised service gains.
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Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Walla Walla Protest Over Wheat Freight Rates
Walla Walla merchants and Commercial Club vow a strong protest against a new freight tariff by the Northern Pacific and continental lines. Palouse shipments now face about 6 cents per bushel lower rates than Walla Walla, prompting calls for formal action and a committee to press officials for relief.
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Garden City
Walla Walla
Walla Walls
Wallaa Walla
Pendleton
Palouse
Sat
Association
Helt
Closing Out Sale At Sullivan and Bond
Sullivan and Bond announce a closing out sale as they relocate to a new building. They will sell remaining wool blankets and comforters at marked prices to recover costs, citing poor fit with their clothing and furnishing lines and freight charges. The note ends with an assertion about railroad payroll drops in the past two weeks, affecting men entering New or.
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Sullivan & Bond
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Fred Stan
S Lafont
Malo
A. Nolt
Laatz Bris
Atrade
Solin
Wacan
Corner Court
Jotmeon Streets
Johnny
Sultan & Bond's
Expresa
Teutech’s
Bath
J.T. Brown
Lincoln Street
A.J
Maine
Expreus Sullivan & Bond
Sare Land & Construction Co
Robrman
Roslyn Wood and Company
U. C
New Knox Dama
Hohbach
Martin
Douglas
Bunker Hill
P. O
Webb Street
Bilin
Lilleth Street
Woorton
Btate Normal School
Willams
Weston
Wrder and Opticien
Main Street
Milarkey Hall
Koeppens
Popular Price Drug Store
Ac Koeppen Brothers
the People’s Warehouse
Peoples Warehouse
the Peoples Warehouse
People’s Warehouse
Sullivan & Bond's
Sherlock Holmes
Mrs. Wiggs
Goodman-Thompson Co
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