Hogs Show Small Price Uptick in Cattle Receipts
Hogs advanced about 3 cents from Saturday, with top lot at 7.70 for nine hogs averaging 191 pounds at South Omaha. Cattle supplies in North Portland and South Omaha were mixed with no cow sales reported today, while sheep and lambs showed varied demand. Wheat markets opened strong but faded amid favorable crop signals and weak futures, with Dec wheat closing 97 3 4 to 98 5 9 and May around 109 3 4.
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North Portland
Salen
South Omaha
Routh
Omaha
Chicago
Pirie
North America
Liverpool
Renee of Chirico
Overbeck & Cooke Cac
Electric Bitters praised by Pittsfield woman for health cure
A Pittsfield resident, Mrs W W Gould, credits Electric Bitters with curing years of stomach and kidney trouble after other medicines failed. She urges others to try the tonic, claiming it aids liver and kidney function and improves overall health.
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W. W. Gould
Pittsfield
N. Oh
Koeppens
Taft faces lawyers as laymen appeal to public opinion
Fragmentary remark notes Taft clashing with judges while suggesting lay support. Innocuous aside questions why Alice is blue versus pink, reflecting unrelated playful misdirection.
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Alice
Ke Helen
Mall's Catarrh Cure Promotes Constitutional Healing
Readers are told a cure exists for catarrh through Hall's Catarrh Cure, claimed to cure a constitutional disease by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. Proprietors offer $100 for any failure to cure, with testimonials available. PMID: Hall's family medicines also advised for constipation.
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Scivice
Mall
Hall
Adileas
Ada ras Property Changes Hands in Oregon Town
Special correspondence from Adams Oregon reports Bert Kirby of Inland Mercantile bought P T Hole’s town property for 850 dollars and plans it as his future home. The item lists numerous residents visiting Pendleton and nearby towns, with exchanges of greetings and family updates among Adams and Athena residents.
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Adims
Ore
Bert Kirby
Inland Mercantile Company
Adnomy
P. T. Hole
William Chamberlain
Athena
G. M. Lewis
Pendleton
Joe Done
Adams
Idaho
William Rahe
Bowling
Jim Chestnut
H. Whitely
Nellie
Milton
Len Whitely
Fred Blake
E. C. Bowling
Dr McFall
Milton High School hosts freshmen in gym event
Milton Oregon reports that junior, senior, and sophomore classes welcomed freshmen at the gym Saturday evening. B F Gains of Sunnyside bought an interest in the Lone Star barber shop on Main Street from J Lawson in Freewater. Howard Ransome of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ransome left for Salem to attend Willamette University.
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Materia
Milton Preshmen
Milton, Ore
Ruys
Freewater
Ore
B. F. Gains of
Sunnyside
Lone Star
Main Street
J. Lawson
Willamette University
Freewater, Ore
Howard Ransome
Frank Ransome
Salem
Rally Day in Milton Church Services Held in Milton Oregon
The Christian church in Milton Oregon conducted its annual Rally Day services on Sunday. The event brought together church members for a day of worship and community fellowship.
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Milton Church
Milton
Ore
the Christian Church
Moore district awards reinforced concrete school contract
Concrete school project in Freewater Oregon. Moore district four miles from town has let a contract for a new building to cost 6100 dollars.
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Concrete
Freewater
Ore
Moore
Columbia College Hosts Free Domestic Science Lecture
Grace Grege a teacher from Columbia College presented a free lecture and demonstration on domestic science at the Milton Oregon college Friday afternoon drawing students and local residents to the event.
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Columbia College
Milton, Ore
Grace Grege
Boys Nabbed for Horse Theft in Asotin County
Deputy sheriff Jeffr Henderson of Idaho county Ida arrested Charles Tose and Frank Guenkel after they confessed to stealing four horses owned by three men. The suspects were taken toward Gringeville without requisition papers.
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Asotin
Wash
Jeffr Henderson
Idaho County
Idaho
Charles Tose
Frank Guenkel
Theag
Gringeville
Bull Attack Near Waltsburg Ends Narrow Rescue
Laidlaw narrowly escaped a fatal goring Saturday when a Jersey bull belonging to P F O Cox charged him in a field near Waltsburg Washington. The timely arrival of a young man named Austin, who fired his pistol nearby, deterred the bull and saved Mr Laidlaw from serious harm.
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Tim
Waltsburg
Wash
Laidlaw
P F. O. Cox
Young Austin
Deer Attack Forces Hotel Boundary Owner to Slay Pet
Joe Klass of Hotel Boundary in Boundary, Washington, was forced to kill his pet deer Dick after it turned vicious. The animal charged, tearing his clothing as Klass beat it back with a stick and finally drove it away.
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Boundary
Wash
Joe Klass
Retrenchment Cuts City Staff in North Yakima
The city commission in North Yakima, Washington, slashed the Street Commissioner post by removing Ea Lyons and reduced City Engineer Harold J. Doolittle’s salary from 4000 to 2100. Street duties will shift to Commissioner W. HL Redman, head of streets and public works, with plans to consolidate appointive roles across departments.
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Commission
North
Yakima
Wash
Ea Lyons
Harold J. Doolittle
W. HL Redman
Department of Streets and Public Works
Trucklen's Armen Salve Claims Superior Healing
An advertisement extols Armen Salve as the perfect healer for cuts, burns, sores, eczema, salt rheum, sore eyes, cold sores, chapped hands, sprains and piles. Priced at 250, offered by Kooppen's.
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Trucklen
Kooppens
Wanted salesmen and misc ads in Toppenish and Pendleton
Classified notices show recruitment for exclusive Yakima Valley territory with cash weekly and free outfit from Toppenish Nursery Company. Also requests for lace curtains cleaning, magazine subscriptions through East Oregonian Pub Co, hair dressing services, legal blanks, and rental listings in East Oregonian building with steam heat and modern amenities.
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Yakima Valley
Toppenishh Nursery Company
Toppenish, Wash
Funeral Director Services and Auctioneer Listings
John Baker, funeral director and licensed embalmer, operates opposite the post office with two funeral cars and 24hour call service at main 76. COOL F. G. Lucas, livestock auctioneer, Athena Oregon, references First National Bank of Athena and Farmers Bank of Weston. V. Strohle, dealer in new and secondhand goods offers cash for all items from 210 Court Street Pendleton with block phone 2171.
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John& Baker
Cool F. G. Lucas
Athena
Oregon
First National Bank of Athena
Farmers Bank of Weston
V. Strohle
NRW
Pendleton
Court Street
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Cass Matlock
Newt
East Oregonian
C.seees
Owen
Uluestem
Forryfold
Willamette Valley
White
Gray
High
Close
Low
Clone
Orpheum Theatre
D. F Medernach
Tucalay
Priday
Pendleton’s Popular
St. George Hotel
The
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Taft
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drigegists, the
Adaras
News OF the
Nortewest
United States
Europe
East Oregontan
East Oregonian Pub. CO
Madinm Kennedy
Justice Court
B. C
FE. O
Classified
Insurance and Land Business
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
James Johns
Pres. C
A. Marsh
Sec
Bentley & Lepfingwell
Hone
CITY
Thompson Street
Carney & Hravley
J. L. Vaughan
Mississippi
Capital City Nursery Co
Jno
Schmidt Block
A. F
A. M
Pamon Lodge No. 4
Kk. of P
Cor Maly
B. Watlfie
R.W. Fletcher
D. A. May
Stone Walla
Oregonian
Garfield
M D
Judd Block
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Judd
Main
Court Streets
Thomas Vaughan
Judd Duilding
D. C. M'Nabb
Koeppen
East Court Street
Res
C. W. Gassen
MM. D. V. Gradgate
McKillip Veterinary College of Chicago
Bush &J
Raley & Raley
Attorneys AT Law
American National Pank Building
James A. Fee
Attorney AT Law
Despain Building
R. J. Slater
Carter & Smythe, Attorneys At Law
American National Bank
James B. Perry
Lowell & Winter
George W. Coutts
Peterson « Wilson
Smith- Crawford Building
Frederick Steiner
Smith-Crawford Building
Douglas W. Bailey
Oll
Aid
Oresoning
Chinares St AL
Tne D. Goeey
Alta Street
Tallman Ohrug Co
Sung Horry Low
Beaver
Olah
Alnee
East
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