Local Notice Board Highlights Retail Bargains
Fresh Olympics oysters at Hohbachs and Drew chickens at Ingram. Oregon Lumber Yard promotes dry wood and fuel. The Wonder Store offers wool goods and grapes. Fraternal Brotherhood advertises insurance and accident cover. Unfurnished rooms for rent seek at East Oregonian office. Cronin cuts prices. Goodman Hardware reduces stock. Ball at German hall announced with Johnsons orchestra and lunch.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Minnie
Oregon
Wonder Store
Oregon Lumber
East Oregonian
Pendleton Woolen Mill Debate Shapes Local Future
City leaders and business figures back keeping the Pendleton woolen mill in town. Bank president Monty B. Gwinn and F. B. Livengood urge backing the movement, noting job creation and tax benefits. Mayor Murphy supports careful funding to avoid relocation, citing strong orders and market demand.
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Cohen
Comaphy
Gwinn
Montiy B. Gwinn
American National Bank
Keepie
F. BE. Livengood
F. KE. Livengood
F. BE. Livengood Company
Dainty scarf pins offered by local jeweler on Main Street
A dainty scarf pin is advertised as a stylish jewelry piece available in gold or gold filled. Prices range from the low end up to $10.00 each. Shoppers are invited to call or visit to view goods at the jeweler and optician at 726 Main St.
End of District Dispute Remains Unsettled
The district panel led by the county judge, two commissioners and a school superintendent has yet to resolve the Milton-Freewater district controversy. Several affected members argued before the board today as the dispute continued without deviation.
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Miltom-Freewater
Deviaton ii
Pillow Found After District Fall Loss
A hand painted sofa pillow entered under the name J. H. Thompson, the sole item reported missing in the recent district fall, has been located.
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J. H. Thompson
Pendleton considers barroom visibility ordinance
Pendleton city council discussed a proposed ordinance to ban screens in bars and require open view of drinking areas to curb local option violations. The measure, backed by Mayor Murphy, would impose fines and jail for violations and excludes drug and confectionery stores. The council also approved levee and street projects and urged faster completion of the new city hall.
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Pendleton
Murphy
Pelty
City of
Betts
Counell
Ed Lyday
Cheetnut Street
Webb
Railroad
Cornell
D. al Muay
City Hall
Clintroth Street
Jackwin Street
Wilder Claims Restoring Mummies From Potash Solution
Prof Harris Hawthorne Wilder of Smith College discusses proofs for returning mummies to their original appearance. He recounts experiments with potash on a dried frog and on mummified animals, claiming restored skin color and facial features in several ancient race mummies.
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Harris Hawthorne Wilder
Smith College
Wilds
Saya
Wilder
Passenger steamer runs aground near Alki Point in fog
The steamer Reli som bound from Celhta to this port ran aground at Alki Point in a heavy fog at 6 this morning. Passengers were embarked, and the crew assisted women to safety. Some ppots were jowered and all taken ashore and to the electric cans. One small boat got lost but was found. The steamer will be floated at high tide this afternoon.
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Seatile
Relionom
Celhta
Sorass
Alki Point
If you see it in the East Oregonian it’s no
A terse note implying a strict editorial stance or caution about rumors in the East Oregonian. It hints at a cautious or negative reaction to unverified claims presented in the paper. No clear event or person is identified in the fragment.
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East Oregonian
Jacks Invade Willamette Valley in Oregon Pest Spread
Eastern Oregon jackrabbits migrate to the Willamette Valley. Hunters report sightings and a monster eastern jackrabbit was killed near Salem. Officials worry the prolific pests could devastate grain and stock operations if they establish in the valley, complicating drives and shelter. A separate item notes Mrs. Sirah W. Cox fatally shooting her husband before turning the gun on herself in Seattle.
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Salem
Ore
Inland Empire
Willamette Valley
Oswald West
Webster Helms
Oregon
Seattle
Sirah W. Cox
Couple shot in Washington town incident details
A bullet ended a woman’s life after being fired into her left temple. Cox sustained minor injuries. The couple traveled to Seattle from Effie in Whitman County.
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Cox
Seattle
Effie
Whitman County
Robbery reported near saloon on Tieton ditch scene
Alt North Yakima Gust Anderson, a laborer on the Tieton ditch, was robbed of $64 in front of a saloon. Several witnesses saw the affair but did not realize that robbery was being done. Also an employment ad seeks a good middle aged woman or experienced girl for general housework in a three person home with good wages, apply at 515 Bush Street.
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Alt
North
Yakima
Gust Anderson
Tieton
Bush Street
Rexall Orderlies Offered As Safe Constipation Cure
Pendleton Drug Co backs Rexall Orderlies with a bold guarantee promising to cure constipation or refund all medicine used during the trial. The ad touts a modern, odorless tasteless ingredient that claims gentle action without diarrhea or nausea and urges customers to try the product at the store.
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Pendleton
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Pendleton Drug Co
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Prompty
Stansberry & Milne
Phone Main
Fraternal Brotherhood
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Goodman Hardware Company
Coutta & Haystoome
John Schmidt Blonk
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J. T. Mahoney
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Mies Coch Palmer
Plader
Middle Cold Springs
Johnson
Alexander
BE. Roosevelt
Nes”Eld Co
Tamewell
Wells
Tie
Mayor Murphy
Optician
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