City Brevities: Local Ads and Notices
A collage of small ads and notices: Bond Bros promotes dry wood and Benjamin clothing, Minnis sells clothing and wood, a cow buy inquiry at OR & N freight office, unfurnished rooms for rent, 10 percent off hats at Campbell Millinery, transfer work by Stansbury & Milne, Guernsey’s Music and Dr. Luttenberger opening offices, fresh oysters at Hohhbach's, fall salt from Bond Bros, furnished room for rent, Royal Worcester Corsets at Peoples Warehouse, 118 acres prime land for sale via Lee Todd, Hiawatha hair tonic claim with $106 guarantee, Tallman & Co. listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Campbell Millinery
Benjamin
Bond Bros
East Court
Aura Street
Royal Worcester
Peoples Warehouse
Guernsey
Court Street
New goods every day in the United States inspection opened
In the United States a listing emphasizes new goods available daily for public inspection and critique, inviting scrutiny of recent arrivals and items for review within a retail or display context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Investment offer from F. P. Chatterlin & Co in Portland
An advertisement invites action on ten 0-share certificates of American Telegraph stock and 5600 shares of United Wireless Telegraph at six dollars per share. It promises savings on mining and industrial stocks and urges readers to sell or buy or obtain information by writing or wiring the Portland firm at 126 Abington Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telegraph
United Wireless Teelgraph
F. P. Chatterlin & CO
Portland
Ore
Teddy bear hats debut at Vogue Millinery window display
A new fashion fad appears in millinery as Teddy bear hats debut at Vogue Millinery. The shop teases the latest creation with a window display drawing curiosity from passersby and fashion followers.
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Vogue
License to Wed for Cronin and Booker
A marriage license was issued in the afternoon to William Cronin and Ella Booker. The East Oregonian notes all the news all the time from its region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cronin
Ella Booker
East Oregonian
New Minister Arrives to Lead First Congregational Church
Rev F L H Von Lubkin named pastor of the First Congregational Church will arrive October 21 from Mapleton Wisconsin to take charge. The church has had no regular pastor, with only Sunday school and occasional sermons. Regular services will resume and several important winter meetings are planned.
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F. L. H. von Lubkin
First Congregational Church
Mapleton
Wis
Congregational Church
Tallman to Preach at Presbyterian Church Tomorrow
Rev. L. B. Tallman will replace Rev. W. L. Van Nuys at the Presbyterian church as he is in Portland attending the synod. An earlier notice said Prof. W. H. Bleakney would preach, but Tallman accepted the invitation to fill the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
T. B. Tallman
W. L. van Nuys
Portland
W. H. Bleakney
Tallman
The
Oregon Synod
Tassie Stewart
Milton
San Francisco
Stewart
Joseph Beauchemin
Florence
Lane County
Rosenberg Family Returns from Germany Visit
Henry Rosenberg the well known farmer arrived home yesterday with his family after a visit to Germany. They left here last May and report a very pleasant trip traveling and visiting Mr. Rosenberg's old home.
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Germany
Henry Rosenberg
Mr. Rosenberg
Pendleton Academy to meet Wattsburg High on Matlock grounds
This afternoon Pendleton academy plays Wattsburg High school on the Matlock grounds in the season opener. It is the first game here featuring an outside eleven, drawing notable interest from locals.
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Matlock Grounds
Pendleton Academy
Wattsburg High School
Waiting for Rain From Knight Ranch on the Reservation
Allie and Ernest Knight visited town today from their reservation ranch to await rainfall to ready the soil for seeding. The couple said drought conditions have delayed preparations and expressed hope for needed rain soon.
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Allie
Ernest Knight
Monument to Bill Nye Funded at LA Convention
The American press humorists close their Los Angeles convention with an Auditorium entertainment that netted about 1000 dollars for a monument fund to Bill Nye at Laramie Wyoming. A telegram from Olen Nethersole pledged 25 dollars from a longtime admirer of American humor. Officers elected for the coming year are Frank T. Searight of Los Angeles president, K E Kiser of Chich es vice president, and Jud L. Lewis of Houston secretary and treasurer.
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American Press
Los Angeles
Trade Union Federation Report Indicates European Growth
The third annual report of the International Trade Union Federation shows European membership rising in 1906 to 4,414,089 with 259,044 women among them.
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International Trade Union Federation
Europe
Personal visitors and arrivals in the city noted
A long list of residents and visitors including H Koptke James Henderson Dr B R Todd G M Morrison George L Ward John Bannister Mrs Claud Hates Joseph Scott and many others were recorded in town today. Attendees include Attorney S F Wilson Dr B E Parker Blaine Hallock W P Lathrop and Rev W L Van Nuys with travel to Portland Pasco and New York mentioned.
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H, Koptke
Athens
James Henderson
Athena
B. RR. Todd
Adams
G. M. Morrison
George L. Ward
Echo
John Bannister
Claud
Joseph Scott
City
Portland
F. Wilson
BE. C. Parker
Pilot Rock
Joe Blakesley
Walla Walla
D. Teel
Echo Pioneer
Blaine Hallock
F. B. Matthews
Asotin
Wash
Ella Bowling
McFaul
MacFaul
Oregon Health Board Report Urges Individual Towels In Schools
August health board report notes Oregon shows 426 marriages 613 births and 323 deaths in month with 43 deaths from infectious diseases. It warns towels spread disease like cerebro spinal meningitis urging each child to have a personal towel and items used in class be kept separate. Wheat market details report bluestem at 76 cents and club at 71 cents with scarce Willamette Valley grain. east inquiries skew toward bluestem.
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Roosevelt
Oregon
State Board of Health
State Veterinarian Reports Cerebromoningitis in Horses
Dr E G Noble, state veterinarian, returned from Blapiffont in Bingham county with cases of cerebro moningitis in horses. Four horses died on one farm. three others dispersed. Another party has two deaths and two filleted. Azoturia linked as a dietetic disease. spinal meningitis common in area. Noble to investigate further and perform post mortem exams if new cases arise. Read the East Oregonian.
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E.G. Noble
Blapiffont
Bingham County
Boise Statesman
Noble
Wheat and flour shipments shift to eastern markets
Pacific coast wheat and flour shipments are now being sent to eastern points for the first time in years. Oregon grain inquiries have been numerous recently, with small inland sales of flour reported for East St. Louis accounts. Eastern buyers seek a sizable wheat supply, and current cash shipments from Oregon, Idaho, and Washington could yield profits for both local and eastern markets.
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Pacific Coast
Oregon Daily Journal
Oregon
Interior
Inland Empire
East St. Louis
Idaho
Washington
Pendleton Academy Elects Student Officers
Pendleton academy elected its student body officers for the new year at yesterday's meeting. Elmer McCormmach was named president, Maude Bentley vice president, Florence Leigh secretary and treasurer, and Russell Blankenship yell master. Committees to be named later amid much enthusiasm.
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Pendleton Academy
Elmer McCormmach
Maude Bentley
Florence Leigh
Russell Blankenship
Pasco Express Official Tours Inland Empire
Representing Pasco Express Jay L. Van Cleve circulation manager of the Pasco Express was in the city last evening and today a guest of the St. George. He is making a tour of the inland empire in the interest of the Express, one of the bright papers of eastern Washington.
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Pasco Express
Jay L. van Cleve
St. George
van Cleve
Inland Empire
Express
Washington
Congregational Church Sunday School Service Tomorrow
Regular Sunday school service will be held at the Congregational church at 10 a m tomorrow. All are cordially invited to attend the service.
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New York
Sme
Benjamin Suit
Stansbury & Milne
Music Far Court
Cottonwood
J. G. M. Luttenberger
St. Louis
Schmidt Building
Hohhbach's
Lee Todd
Columbia Produce Community
Pendleton
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hall Tonle Co
Tallman & Co
China
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler
Optitian
Main St
Abington Bldg
Japan
Ise
Kobi
JYO US
L. B. Tallman
Pauline Miller
W. L. Thompson
John C. Shea
la Grande Division
Hotel St. George
J. Grimes
John Vert
Earl Gillanders
Meacham
Cooper
Rose Fletcher
Siles
F. L. Walt
Wind River Lumber Company
Cascade Locks
Oregon Lumber Yard
Wind River Company
T. P. Ficklim
Union
Fick
J. H. Alexander
Captain Alexander
Washington, D. C
C. J. Blanchard
Blanchard
Reclamation Department
Alexander
Seattle
Rockies
Willamette Valley
Inet
Standard OL Company
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Petaluma
Calif
Anton Nolte
Cea) Business College
Atlantic
Pacific
Boropomtion
Washington & Tenyh Sts
Oak
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