Bond Bros and local ads announce fall goods
City notices list Bond Bros selling fall salt and dry wood, Nell and Dunbar at the Star theater, Benjamin clothes, and records at Ellers Plano House. Unfurnished rooms for rent, hardware promos, tailors, hats, and telephones appear. A Prune Day promotion ends with local pride and Grand Ronde sugar jelly.
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Nell and
Dunbar
Star Theater
Minnis
Benjamin
Bond Bros
Victor
Edison Records
Ellers Plano House
East Oregonian
Ladies’ Auxiliary
401 Club
la Grande Observer
George L. Cleaver
Cara
Clock varieties and prices offered for home use
Advertises harvest field clocks priced from 0c to 8 dollars four units available and kitchen clocks priced 2.50 to 6 dollars four units. Mantle clocks range from 5 to 25 dollars.
Bond Bros. Offer in Umatilla County Sparks Interest
Bond Bros. promotes its sound deals for every man in Umatilla County, aiming to attract local buyers with broad affordability and dependable value. The message highlights accessible options and community reach across the region.
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Umatilla County
Bond Bros
The Wrong Shop Panhandler at Bowery Bar
A plain American pan handler drinks a schooner of Bowery beer and visits the lunch counter. He quietly reduces a pile of large sausages, finishes two gulps, then orders more. At the door the barkeeper hints he should go to a butcher shop for beer next time.
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New York Globe
Bill
Panhandler
Waiter Faints After Quarter Tip Incident
In a cafe kitchen commotion through swinging doors a waiter fainted. An investigator returns to explain that he was slapping him with jet towels to revive him. A woman who left was blamed as the cause, having given a quarter tip.
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New York Press
Dear to Him Quoted in Houston Post Marriage Remark
A humorous exchange quoted from the Houston Post contrasts pre and post marriage language. One speaker notes calling the other darling before marriage and dear after marriage, while the other retorts that father paid the bills before marriage, implying changed circumstances after wedlock.
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Houston Post
First Family Row Sparks Curious Origin Query
In Stray Stories a quip asks who created the first family row on record, suggesting Adam and Eve as the origin when they raised Dan, reflecting playful historical humor.
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Adam and Eve
Dan
Lost Childs Bear Skin Coat At Restaurant
A brown bear skin coat with a white collar belonging to a child is missing from P. Elliott's restaurant. If found, return to the restaurant location.
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Elliott
Personal mentions fill city with visitors and locals
A stream of named visitors and residents stop by Pendleton, Athena, and nearby towns. Notables include Thomas Hulburt Shaniko, Pinkerton Weston, Wm DeFreece Athena, Mrs John Adams Adams, Dr M S Kern Hermiston, Dan Smythe Umatilla sheep owner, Clarence Dean Pendleton, William Roe Hilgard, Rev W T Easter Lewiston, and Carl Engdahl Stanton high school student. Reports cover brief trips, business calls, and arrivals, with notes on local delays and agricultural strains from drought and cattle losses.
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Thomas Hulburt
Shaniko
Pinkerton
Weston
Wm. DeFreece
Athena
H. G. Hulburt
Boho
John Adams
Adams
M. S. Kern
Hermiston
Wm. de Graw
Weaton
Pendleton
W. A. Bott
R. L. Albee
Helix
Bailey Ross
Meacham
W. J. Furnish
Bngham Springs
Dan P. Smythe
Umatilla County
Baker City
Clarence Dean
Walla Walla
William Roe
Hilgard
West
K. Motley
H. Swisher
Welser
Idaho
W. L. Thompson
J. B. Raymer
Dan Lee
Charles Richmond
Sloan Blacksmith Shop
Hamburg
Iowa
I. A. Temple
Lewiston
C. J. Smith
W. T. Easter
Wm. Peterson
Mr. Peterson
Drought Kills Texas Stock Across Western Ranges
Brownwood citizen John Dorian reports from the Devil's River and lower Pecos districts that severe drought has left the range barren and livestock losses mounting. The Texas Stockman Journal notes the full extent of the disaster is not yet known as conditions remain extreme and vegetation scarce across the area.
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Devil's River
Pecos
Texas Range
Texas Stockman Journal
John Dorian
Brownwood
Idaho Senator Heyburn Urges Carey Act Expansion
Senator Heyburn of Idaho told the Lewiston Teller that Congress will see measures arriving on short notice and stressed increasing lands under the Carey act. He plans to urge a renewal of Idaho’s land grant, seeking an additional one million acres beyond the current 1,000,000, praising the act's development benefits.
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Heyburn
Idaho
Lewiston Teller
Congress
Lost an Arm Under a Train Near Orchard
Boise dispatch reports Gus Brunzell lost an arm while attempting to board passenger train No. ? on the Short Line near Orchard yesterday afternoon. He was dragged under wheels and sent to Nam pa then Boise, admitted to St. Luke's hospital in stable condition. A brother and sister from Boise are with him. authorities believe he sought a ride back to Boise from Orchard.
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Gus Brunzell
Orchard
Boise
Nampa
St. Luke's Hospital
Brunzell
Timber Cruiser from Minneapolis in Ukiah District
G. P. Verbank a timber cruiser from Minneapolis is in the Ukiah district cruising about 20 claims held by a La Grande pool. If timber is heavy enough on the claims he will recommend the purchase of the land by his company.
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Ukiah
G. PF. Verbank
Minneapolis
la Grande
Frazer Opera House Remodelling Underway for Reopening
Work has started on repairs to Frazer opera house with new scenery and stage overhaul. The venue will reopen to the public in a few weeks after restoring the old scenery and adding fresh elements.
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Frazer Opera House
Frazer
Crowds Gather as Treland Rink Opens
Treland’s skating rink draws good crowds since opening last week. Interior repairs improved the space and the floor is in good shape. Music provided proves to be a strong attraction for skaters and spectators alike.
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Treland
Meeting of School Board Buys Bills in Monthly Session
This evening the regular monthly meeting of the school board will be held in the office of Clerk H. E. Bickers. Bills for the past months will be paid and other routine matters cared for.
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H. E. Bickers
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Thomas
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Thomas, with the newborn named Victor and Edil in the October birth announcements.
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A Sim
Thomas “Enny
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Panama
Sil-Kid
Teutsch’s Don't
Oregon
Goodman Hardware Company
Benjamin Suit
East Court
Victor and
Eilers Plano House
Electric Sad Irons
West High Street
Express
Alexander Department
Alexander Department Store
Campbell
Cole
Judd
Guernsey
Music Far Court
Cottonwood
Royal Worcester
Peoples Warehouse
Thompson Street
Guernsey Music Store
Court Street
G. A. Robbins
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hall Tonie Co
Tallman & Co
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Japan
Ise
Kochi
Kobppens
Luke Hawley
Dalles
Montana
T. D. Taylor
W. R. Taylor
Robert J. Lloyd
Elgin
Spokane
J. L. Carroll
North Powder
Pioneer
Carl
Frank Engdahl
Stanton Station
W. H. Daugherty
Umatilla
H. Rand
Baker County
Baker
Harvey K. Brown
East Oregonian Inn
Dorian
Catte
Texas
Pecos Berange
Edilson Records
Bert Campbell
Prop
KoNaueRor
Schmidt
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Silka Teen
Sick
Core. Doe
Peadleton
Cloak & Suit House
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