City Briefs Furnished Rooms And Local Ads
Furnished rooms for rent at 502 Water St and 502 Logan St. Unfurnished rooms for rent at 1002 Bart Court and 124 South Thompson. Remington typewriter for sale. A quiet gentleman’s room near Hotel Pendleton. Stenography work and drawing parlors reopening. Furniture and millinery ads from Baker & Folsom and Mrs Campbell. Pendleton notices include a funeral gathering for Neighbor Biv Pletcher and W of W post.
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Water St
Business College
Inquire
Bart Court Street
Remington Typewriter
Logan Street
Addrems SN. C. Parks
Pendleton
Ore
Hotel Pendleton
Thompson
A. B. Noble
South Thompson Street
Linquire
Sakrathen
Atwood
Chicago
Kort Oregonian
Don’t Speculate With Pianos Established Ellers Planos
An old fashioned advertisement urges readers to buy from an established firm Ellers Plano House. It touts reliability permanence and a wide showing of high grade pianos with a permanent Northwest presence and new improved sales rooms to accommodate growing patronage.
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Ellers Plano House
Fillers
Plano Mouse
Plano
Northwest
Notable local visitors and residents noted in city roundup
A stream of visitors and locals are recorded in the city today. Dr F W Vincent tested on a refayed train to Portland. Mrs W F Bulger and Mrs W H Boyd arrived from Beira. Buttercreek stockman B Thomson guests at Hotel St George. Charles Copeland, son of blacksmith H H Copeland, ill with typhoid at home. Dr F McNaught of Maxwell Irrigation in Hermiston visited. Tracy Inman formerly local, en route to Portland. Grace Dorothy left for home near Milton with Miss Mattie Good. Judge S A Lowell returned from Hood River after irrigation meeting. Miss Clara G Hall visiting from Weston Normal. Local party returns from Spokane Lewiston auto trip. S D Peterson Milton lawyer returned from duties. Mine Hesse McBride Jett bound for Portland to work in county clerk’s office. Mrs J Kolb to visit daughter in Spokane then Roosevelt, W C. W M Stasher back from Seattle with niece Miss Fisher Staughton. Mrs Horace McKingle of Walla Walla here to meet husband. Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakeley and Roone Watson to Satem with convicts. Lewis Stone and Guy Young moved to reform school. Mrs T S Wheeler of Trinidad Col and Mrs S C Brosefield from Browning Mo visiting sister Mrs I M McDermod. Mrs Browefield to Leban Wa. Elbert Leland of North Wisconsin Cattle Co visiting, en route to Boise. famed Heppner alum “Yody Bil” now buying sheep and cattle for firm.
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F. W. Vincent
Portland
W. F. Bulger
W. H. Boyd
Beira
B. Thomson
Buttercreek
Hotel St. George
Charles Copeland
H. H. Copeland
Ur. F. McNaught
Maxwell Irrigation Company
Hermiston
Tracy Inman
Mian
Grace Dorothy
Milton
Mattle Good
A. Lowell
Hood River
State Irrigation Association
Clara G. Hall
Weston Normal
Mra
W. L. Thompson
Leon Cohen
Spokane
Lewiston
D. Peterson
Oscar Strain
Walls Walla
Charles Lama
Mine Hesse McBride
3. Kolb
E. Waters
Bpokane
Rooseland
H. C
Vislt
Antone Sorensen
W. M. Stasher
Seattle
Trinidad
S.C. Brosefield
Browning
Alste
I. M. McDermod
Browefield
Leban
Elbert Leland
North Wisconsin Cattle Company
Holse
Leland
Heppner
Yody Bil
Wisconsin
Death of Mrs K R S Steel at hospital
Mrs K R S Steel died at the hospital last evening from causes following perturition. The remains are at the Biker and Folsom parlors and the funeral will be held there at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Mra KR. S. Steel
Mra
RS. Steel
Biker & Folsom
California could lose debts when foreign insurers withdraw
California faces weak statutes allowing foreign insurers to cease operations and abandon debts. The attorney general urges a standard fire policy, court submission of disputes, forced deposits, penalties, and preapproval of policies before a company can do business in the state to fix the gap and protect creditors.
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Pscase
Calfornia
Colonies for the South welcomes Belgian immigrants to Charleston
The first large shipload of Belgian immigrants arrives at Charleston signaling the start of a regular North German Lloyd service bringing people from Europe. South Carolina earlier announced plans to attract new settlers as it seeks to develop its vast, improved farmland and boost population growth.
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Charleston
S. C
Washington
North German Lloyd
Europe
South Carolina
Sale Bulk Textiles and Accessories in a Local Store
A Saturday sale offers 6 pes 72 bleached damask, 72 in wide at 98c yd, 10 dozen womens serge umbrellas, 26 length street frame, checker glass toweling 18 in wide 12 1-2c values at 100 yd, 10 dozen checkered and plaid waists 32 to 40s at 1.85, 12 dozen children’s worsted dresses sizes 10 12 14 at 29c, ladies fancy stock collars 35c to 85c, plus 2000 yds of silk suiting and waistings in stripes and figures at 1 to 1.25 and silks at 1 and 1.25. After six pm, any 1.25 or 1.50 Monarch shirt in house for 1.00.
Immigration stream reshapes southern labor force says report
The piece notes demand for many factory hands and state funding of initial immigrant transportation. South Carolina leads activity with broader sympathy across the region. It cites Italian colonies in Louisiana and Texas, Polish farming groups in Virginia and Tennessee, Swiss settlements in Missouri, and Italian workers on plantation payrolls as economic examples.
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South
South Carolina
Louisiana
Texas
Virginia
Tennessee
Missouri
Protect Proprietary Medicines Pro Primes Benefit
A promotional pitch extols proprietary medicines, arguing they aid families when doctors are unavailable. Boschee's German Syrup is praised as a key household remedy for coughs colds throat and lung trouble with quick relief and restful sleep. Advert text notes prices of twenty five and seventy five cents and mentions Green's prize almanac from Tallman & Co.
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Boschee
Tallman & Co
Pinchot cites forest burn area under 2000 acres in year
Gifford Pinchot states that not more than 2000 acres of all forest reserves burned in the past year, signaling limited fire losses and ongoing conservation efforts.
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Gifford Pinchot
First Baptist Church Services and Events Schedule
Repairs ongoing yet services continue with Bible study at 10, sermon at 11. Juniors at 3 p.m. P. U. prayer meeting at 6:30, convention reports from Omaha at 7:30. Mire, G. L. Hail to speak. Read the East Oregonian.
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First Baptist
Omaha
Mire
G. L
Hail
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Teutsch
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Fe Montt
West End
Sehoo
Ostermoor
Baker & Folsom
Campbell's
C. C. Sharp Paint Shop
B. J. Murphy
Graham Furniture Co
Pendleton Circle No
Wian
Winslow Brae
Pickard
Northwee
Alwo
Winelow Hive
Hive
Edison Phonograph
Pen- Hieton
Bend
Orchentra
Mualec
Vietor
Edison
Columbia
Pole
Victor, Edison
Columbia Phonography
United States
I. AL. Owenhouse
Oregon
Ebiert Plino House
Louis Hunziker
Gweler and
Optioctan
Main Street
Malin Street
Fountain
Koeppens
the Peoples Warehouse
Monarch
The
East Oregonian
the Hollon Parker Company
Cale AT
East Webb ST
Guat
J. A. Folger & Co, Ses Fascio
Rainier
Preston Manufacturing Comp
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