Local Advertisements and Notices in St Jon Store Era
A collage of small ads and notices from a St Jon Store era paper includes furniture and carpet promises from Rader and Teutschs, grocery and bakery pitches at Martin’s and Rohrman’s, rental offers, and a call for a reliable messenger. It also notes marriage licenses for Torlehe Dickerson and Martha Thorington and Jamin Rillian and Jessie M German, plus news of a new power plant planned at Spokane Falls with capital support and regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwartz & Jwh
Joergers
Gratz’s
Me- Cab Co
Syell
Teutsch’s
Rohrman’s
St. Jon
Kinek
Toutseh'r
St Jon
Torlehe Dickerson
Martha Thorington
Mito
Aivense
Jamin Rillian
Jessie M. German
Vaneyele
Spokiwiy Falls
Derente
Genesee City Council Hears Rural Telephone Franchise
A Genesee Idaho council hears an application to lay rural telephone service across farming districts. The proposal seeks a favorable rate set at one dollar per household for basic service and outlines tribally supported distribution plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesee Idaho
Travel demand seen by Harriman lines agent
G M McKinnes immigration agent for Harriman lines estimates 44000 people will come to Oregon during the coming year. He notes about the same number already settled here in the past year and says prospects for settlers are lighter than ever.
Joneses Move to Oakesdale Church Assignment
Hiev and Mrs B E B Jones leave for Oakesdale where Mr Jones will lead the church for a year. Rev Jones has served in the field years and is expected to be warmly greeted by church members. Also announced is a dance Friday at Minsle Hall Court Street under Daphne Circle Woolcraft women with 76 cent tickets and free ladies admission. Music by Kirk Tax orchestra.
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Oakesdale
B. EB. Jones
Jones
Rev. Jones
Thin Church
Minsle Hall
Court Street
Daphne Circle
Women of Woolcralt
Kirk- Tat
Ranch run begins as Brock heads to The Dalles
W. E. Brock and Dr F. W. Vincent left this morning for The Dalles to brand cattle and place the Brock ranch in proper order for the winter season, aiming to ready operations for colder months.
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Dalles
W. £. Brock
F. W. Vincent
Brock
City hosts long list of visiting residents and officials
A long roster shows J W Kelley Amatifia te D B Richardson Helix RK1 Stanfield Beho T B Van Cleve Beho Athena Simonton Helix Adapia Milton Goer Weston Saylor Kehols Courtney Walla Walla Knox Dayton HMC Rodgers Reho Cameron North Yakim W H Biews Wasco Stine Walla Walla Roosevelt Teel Echo Mrs Furnish Portland Judge WOR Ellis Heppner Miss Cochrane Huntington Mrs Adamross Mrs W F Gordon Walin Wallin Colonel J A Raley Portland FM Gates Republic John Hager A Sturnbaugh Bingham Colonel George B Hazen Dr Brownell Four Mile House Abe Jogodni¢e Hotel Pendleton Ralph Phay appendicitis Mrs Hill Freewater Neille Prouty Portland Misa Ben Holt Walla Walla Orville Edwards Jonathan Edwards Homes Walker Steux County official Thomas W Potter Chemawa superintendent Mr Walter Markham Pendleton manager Ross Low and Cold Storage.
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JM. Here
Athena
Simonton
Helix
Cty
A. J. Adapia
Milton
Cay
T. C. Goer
Weston
JB Saylor
Kehols
W. F. Courtney
Walla Walla
Daiies Stine
Mra
Lh Cochrane
Huntington
Adamross
van Orndall
W. F. Gordon
Walin Wallin
Fm, Gates
Republic
B.C
John Hager
A. Sturnbaugh
Bingham
George B. Hazen
Portland
Dr. Brownell
Four Mile House
Umatilla Junction
Abe
Jogodni¢e
Bastorn Fur House
Pendleton
Ralph Phay
5. D. Phay
Star Street
A. W. Hill
Freewater
May Stanton
Misa Neille Prouty
Ben Holt
Walla Willa
Colende
Mrs. Holt Ie
Charkee Ferg
Saylor Buys Cattle and Hay for Butter Creek Ranch Feed Plan
J B Saylor of Butter Creek visits the city to arrange a large scale winter feeding operation. He buys 115 cattle aged two years and a thousand tons of alfalfa hay for fattening on his ranch, with a projected $1000 outlay and strong profit expected if spring stock prices rise.
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B. Saylor
Butter Creek
J.B. Saylor
Saylor
Notice to Water Consumers
Notice to water customers that bills are due and payable at the water works on the first of each month. If not paid by the tenth, water service may be shut off and a penalty of one dollar will be collected before service resumes.
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Hove
P. Cogan & Son
Cutting Up Farm Lands Near Caldwell by Howard Sebree
Howard Sebree of Caldwell begins cutting up his large irrigated alfalfa farm into small tracts for disposal. A large settlement of Harmony Steam is moving into the locality, and this land will soon be proposed for sale.
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Hioward Sebree
Caldwell
Silaha
New Editor Appointed at Union as Statter Reigns
Arthur E. Statter resigns as editor of the Walla Walla Union and Eugene Lorton of Washtinona accepts the post. Lorton is a veteran journalist originally from Kansas.
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Union
Arthur E. Statter
Walla Walla
Gratas serves a mix of chowder and seafood dishes
A Grata’s menu highlights imported and domestic items with chowder and assorted beached seafood options. The listing emphasizes variety and seasonal offerings to attract diners seeking both traditional and unique flavors.
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Grata’s
Will Reside at Portland with Dutton Candy Store Crew
Mr and Mrs W and Kennedy who ran the Dutton candy store for the summer left this morning for Portland where they will reside permanently LeBand y a Frenchman is described as trying to found an African empire with negroes from the United States and seeking territorial concessions from European governments.
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Portland
M Lebandy
United States
Fall Trade Talk on Shoes and Value
A seller explains that better value drives fall trade for Douglas and Clarla shoes. He notes customers resist underselling and that pricing reflects quality. The dealer highlights multiple widths and lasts, urging confidence in the product line and its appeal to buyers.
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Finneran
Douglas
Clarla
Carnival Dinner Serves Noon Meals During Carnival
The Ladies of the Christian fellowship will serve inner at noon at the ehueeh, daily throughout the carnival period. Proceeds support church activities and community programs.
Flour and feed orders advertised in East Oregonian
The advertisement lists capacity of 160 barrels per day with flour exchanged for wheat and various feeds including flour and milk feed kept on hand. It mentions room 8 for orders, pee cards, wedding invitations, visiting cards, and terms of $150 with further additions in the future.
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East Oregonian
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Rites Craee
ALL _ SOLID
LE Teuisohs
Stor
Martin’s
Toutach
St. Joe
Sabbert
Eeemakink Cutling and
Fittlue O Linv
Flee Riten
Baer & Daley's
Wilson Fune
Martin's Family Grocery
Sally Mrs. Tuboe
Margaret Sidney Nolly
Inland Empire Piano House
Bridge
Polot
Hunziker
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
J. W. Kelley
Amatifia
D. B. Richardson
Stanfield
Beho
T. B. van Cleve
Orville G. Edwards
Jonathan Edwards Homes Walker
Tteux
Sac
Thomas W. Potter
Chemawa Indian School
Walter Markham
Rende
Markham
Ross Low and Cold Storage Company
Wagee
Peoples
Boston
NOLF
Tod
Pioces
V. Stroble
Furnisher Court
Walter's Flouring Mills
Wilson
Thompson Hardware Co
Main St
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