Bond Bros and Minnis advertise goods and rentals
City notices promote Bond Bros selling dry wood and clothing by Minnis, plus a six room dwelling for rent through Clapton & Co. Fost Oregonian offers unfurnished rooms, Hiawatha Hair Tonic promises to stop hair loss with a $100 guarantee, Tallman & Co. sell Hiawatha.
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Benjamin
Bond Bros
Clapton & Co
Fost
Oregonian
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hall Tonle Co
Tallman & Co
Clock sale offers from 900 to 3 and kitchen clocks
An advertisement promotes clocks for harvest field use priced from 900 to 3, kitchen clocks from 82.50 to 6.00, and mantle clocks from 5 to 25. It promises a personal guarantee on each clock and asserts good goods at low prices.
Louis Hunziker Daily East Oregonian Carrier Rate
Louis Hunziker at 726 Main St. is the daily East Oregonian delivered by carrier for sixteen cents per week.
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Main St
East Oregonian
Furnished room for rent and fall hats ad
Bond Brea offers one large furnished room for rent at ten dollars. Campbell Millinery advertises ten percent off on all pattern hats starting Monday. Stansbery and Milne provide prompt transfer work. Royal Worcester Dorset fall models arrive at Peoples Warehouse, promoting trade value.
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East Court
Campbell Millinery
Stansbery & Milne
Royal Worcester
Dorset
Peoples Warehouse
Government seeks cancellation of 10000 acres timber deeds
Salt has been filed to compel cancellation by the government in Santa Fe New Mexico alleging new evidence in land frauds. Agents of the Pennsylvania Development Company New Mexican Fuel and Iron Company and W Hopewell agent of corporation may be forced to cancel deeds to about 10000 acres of timber land secured in 1901. Government alleges territorial officials and the corporations knew of the fraudulent means used.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Pennayivania Development Company
New Mexican Fuel and Iron Company
W. & Hopewell
Corporation
Shake up predicted in Pacific division leadership
Rumor says Western Union Telegraph Pacific division will undergo a shake up soon. J. N. Miller of San Francisco is scheduled to take the place of General Superintendent Jaynes of the Pacific division.
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San Francisco
Pacific Division
Western Union Telegraph Company
J. N. Miller
Jaynes
Oregon Prune Crop Boosts Value This Year
Portland reported on October 9 that Secretary H. M. Williamson of the state board of agriculture announced the prune crop would yield about $1,200,000 this year, signaling a strong harvest for Oregon growers.
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Oregon
Portland
H. M. Williamson
The
State Board of Her Culture
Bond Bros. Good Suit for Every Man in Umatilla County
Bond Bros. offers a wide range of men’s suits in Umatilla County. The ad highlights affordable quality and a variety of styles for all ages and sizes, inviting local shoppers to visit the shop for personal fittings.
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Bond Bros
Umatilla County
Military Dancing Parties In Our Company
Members of Company L prepare a season of dances with invitations to be issued. Dances are set for the second and fourth Thursdays monthly. Johnson's Orchestra will be engaged. The first affair is on Thursday October 24, with dress uniforms. The organizing committee includes Bailey Bond Funk Benr and Cargill.
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Johnson
Messrs
Bailey, Bond
Funk
Benr
Cargill
Changes in Golden Rule Hotel Dining Room Plans
The Golden Rule hotel will undergo extensive changes with work to start soon. The dining room will be moved from its current location to the room west of the hotel office, formerly partly used by the barbershop and vacant after E. W. Morleman. The dining room will operate as a check restaurant instead of the current plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Hotel
E. W. Morleman
Rumor of Changes at Western Union Coastwide
Sentiment in San Francisco centers on shifts at Western Union with Frank Jaynes ill and rumors that I N Miller will become general superintendent, A H May would replace Miller as assistant superintendent, and J W O'Brien may fill Mays position. Miller declines to confirm.
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San Francisco
Frank Jaynes
Genera
Western Union
Pacific Coast
I. N. Miller
Anl
A. H. May
Miller Aivil
J. W. O'Brien
Mays
Miller
Robbers blow up depot safe in Vancouver with $400 taken
Safe crackers broke into the Northern Pacific depot in Vancouver Washington last night. They blew open the safe and took about $400 in cash before crossing the river into Oregon. Police suspect the gang is linked to a broader group now operating in the city and possibly heading toward Portland.
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Vancouver
Wash
Northern Pacific
Portland
Reed Sentenced to Six Months in Jail in Vancouver Riots
Sentenced to jail for six months in Vancouver British Columbia after the Asintle riots. W. H. Reed was observed throwing a rock through a store window during the festival unrest this morning.
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Vancouver
B.C
W. H. Reed
Consecrated Life Reframes Value of a Tong Se Crated Purse
A mistranscribed fragment hints at a story about sacred devotion reshaping views on a purse. The text suggests symbolic meaning rather than literal object details, with emphasis on spiritual or ceremonial significance. The source presents a cryptic, historical tone.
Personal visits and business trips noted around Echo area
Multiple brief city visits and business trips are recorded. Dr C J Smith and J E Taylor visited Echo, Mrs W S Spencer and A B Eberhart traveled for brief stays, Emma Simmons and D Brownell stopped by for a short time, and many others including Horace Walker, Margaret Tatum, Asa B Thompson, Moses Taylor, Zoeth Houser, J H Alexander, Mrs W R Ellis, Rev W L Van Nuys, C W Brown, Frank L Walt, E M Lyons, and Edwin Baird are listed with travel or local business activity. Names tied to Milton, Spokane, La Grande, Athena, Weston, Umatilla, and The Dalles appear with trips and arrivals.
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C. J. Smith
Echo
J. E. Taylor
W. S. Spencer
Adama
A. Be, Eberhart
Walla Walla
Emma Simmons
la Grande
D. &. Brownell
Umatilla
Ed Strahorn
Lewiston
Horace Walker
Milton
Mia
Margaret Tatum
Spokane
Asa B. Thompson
Butter Creek
Moses Taylor
Weston
Zoeth Houser
Athena
J. H. Alexander
U. S. Land
W. R. Ellis
Portland
Mr. Ellis
Dalles
W. L. van Nuys
Presbyterian Synod
C. W. Brown
Milton Engle
Frank L. Walt
Wind River Lumber Company
Cascade Locks
Oregon Lumber Company
Chicago Wins Second Game in World Series Tie
Chicago and Detroit battled 12 innings to a 3 3 tie as darkness halted play. Umpire O Day halted the game with 24 377 spectators watching. Moran hit in relief but an Evers steal attempt ended when he was out at home. Ruelback and Donovan pitched for Chicago and Detroit respectively.
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Chicago
Detroit
Chiefigo
Jeadera
O'Day
Donovan
Moran
Evers
Ruelback
Flour Mill for Long Creek
A meeting of Long Creek grist mill organizers was held to form a company and appoint officers. With attorney delays, articles of incorporation were not drawn. a temporary board was named and ground wheat planned to ease a bread shortage amid nationwide wheat abundance and local famine concerns. A local horse market report noted plummeting prices and oversupply in the north.
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Long Creek
Monument Enterprise
Porter
Canyon City
C. W. Conger
Charles Ballance
Ed Beard
George Rinehart
Grant
Portland Page Title Miscredit Sparks Sat Evening Post Apology
Samuel G Blythe a novice reporter for the Saturday Evening Post wandered the coast and skipped Portland only to be called out by Salem Journal readers The magazine apologized and Blythe then corrected his piece noting roses coastal locals call Portlanders web feet and that crawfish are eaten there The topic was Mastery of the Pacific and a learning curve in literary nursing.
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Samuel G. Blythe
Saturday Evening Post
Salem Journal
Portland
Samuel
Baker County War Opens With Big Turnout in Baker City
Baker County fair opened today in Baker City with strong attendance. Horse racing stands out as a major attraction, drawing many of the region’s top racers and entries from the Northwest.
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Baker County
Baker City
Northwest
Canadian horses cheaper in Kingston report shows price drop
Consul H. D. Van Sant summarizes a Kingston market report indicating a heavy decline in second grade horses. Good horses remain in demand, but second grade animals have fallen in value with prices from $100 to $125 last spring now at $50 to $69 each.
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United States
Toronto
Far West
H. D. van Sant
Kingston
Presbyterians Meet with Distinguished Guests Arriving
The Oregon synod of the Presbyterians will convene tomorrow in Portland. Distinguished guests include J. A. Macafre of New York D. B. Potter of Oakland Rev. H L C G Minter of Trenton and Rev. T V Moore of San Francisco.
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Portland
Cal
Oregon
The
Presbyterians
Macafre
New York
D. B. Potter
Oakland
Hlcg. Minter
Trenton
T. V. Moore
San Francisco
Residence Property for Sale at Monroy Street Spokane
Eight room house with modern conveniences available at Address A Kumkol South 121 Monroy Street Spokane Washington. Includes updated features and convenient locality for family living. Potential buyers inquire through local listings and address shown.
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A. Kumkol
Monroy Street
Spokane
Wash
Settlement plan for railroad land grant in timber lands
The quickest way to settle the railroad land grant matter is for the county courts to have the timber lands cruised and then taxed at their actual value. When a quarter section of timber land sells for $16,000, file time to quit assessing that same land at the rate of from $1 to $20 an acre.
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Salem Journal
Enrollment figures in Eugene reveal totals across schools
Eugene public school enrollment reached 1332 on Tuesday per the Eugene Guard. High School has 302 pupils, Patterson 212, Geary 3806, and Central 006 with two overflow rooms, showing uneven distribution and crowded facilities.
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Eugene
Eugene Guard
Patterson
Geary
Fire destroys Yoakum home of Pink Adcock
Reports say the home of Pink Adcock in Yoakum burned last evening. Origin of the fire and total damage were not disclosed.
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Yoakum
Pink’ Adcock
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