City Bits and Local Notices From East Oregonian
A collage of brief notices: Bond Bros offer dry wood and clothing via Minnis. Paul Schneider advertises unfurnished rooms in Nolin Oregon. Campbell Millinery promotes hats with a 10 percent off starting Monday. Sallie Snooks listed as stenographer. Stansbery Milne provide transfer services. Dr J G M Luttenberger, formerly of St Louis, opens offices in Schmidt Building rooms 16 and 17 with Main 190 phone number.
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Bond Bros
Gale
Paul Schneider
Nolin
Oregon
East Oregonian
Sallie Snooks
Stansbery & Milne
Main
J. G. M. Luttenberger
St. Louis
Schmidt Building
Fall fashions and hair care advertised in local shops
Fresh oysters at Hohbachs and Bond Bros promote fall salt purchases. Benjamin clothes are sold by Bond Bros. Royal Worcester Corset fall models at Peoples Warehouse. Hiawatha Hair Tonic promises to stop hair loss, remove dandruff, and stimulate growth with a $100 guarantee, sold by Tallman & Co.
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Benjamin
Bond Bros
Royal Worcester
Peoples Warehouse
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hair Tonle Co
Tallman & Co
Eilers Piano House Exhibits Fine Chickering Grand
The Pendleton store on Main Street announces a Chickering Grand piano arrival. Described as the most perfect musical instrument seen in Pendleton, it reflects 66 years of piano making, with unmatched workmanship and tone. The instrument may be seen and heard upon request.
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Eilers Piano House
Main Street
Pendleton
Plano
Ite
Returned From Walla Walla Fair Visit
Mr and Mrs Leon Cohen Mrs Charles H Carter and Lee Teutach returned the morning from a visit to the Walla Walla fair and speak very highly of that event. Large crowds are attending and the display of agricultural and horticultural products is very creditable.
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Walla Walla
Leon Cohen
Charles H. Carter
Lee Teutach
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Walla Walla Fair
Good Bargain Eighty Acres for Sale with Improvements
Auction-style listing notes eighty acres total for sale by George R. Roberts. Forty acres of bottom land with fair improvements and a good orchard, plus twenty acres of alfalfa. Price 2700 dollars with 1200 cash and 200 dollars yearly payments at six percent, offer valid until November 1.
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George R. Roberts
Savings Bank
All the News All the Time Is the East Oregonian
A concise nod to the East Oregonian newspaper motto, signaling a focus on comprehensive local coverage and continuous reporting from Pendleton and surrounding areas. No specific event or date is provided in the fragment.
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The
East Oregonian
17 Per Cent Divorced In Nez Perce County
Nez Perce County shows a high divorce rate with 17 percent of marriages annulled from 1887 to 1907, based on Henry W. Starkweather's data for the Lewiston Teller. Across the state, Latah counties report 14 percent, and Kootenai 20 percent, while Flathead, Montana tops at 35 percent and Latah, Idaho records the lowest at 14 percent.
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Nez Perce
Henry W.W. Starkweather
Department of Government Census
Perce County
Lewiston Teller
Latah
Kootenal County
Starkweather
Montana
Washington, D. c
Flathead County
Latah County
Idaho
Chinese Freemasons Celebrate Birth of Mon Wen Lung
About 150 Celestials from Walla Walla and nearby towns gathered in the former Judge Taylor building to mark the anniversary of Mon Wen Lung, a founder of the Chinese Freemasons. The celebration reflected the community’s pride in their il lustrious countryman, who is noted to have had two Jungs.
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Walla Walla
Taylor
Mon Wen Lung
Jungs
Chinese Freemasons
Smythe Improves But Still Ill After Attack
Attorney Dan P. Smythe remains confined at the Carter residence after yesterday's attack. Doctors report his condition has improved but full recovery will take several weeks.
Change of Program at the Dime Theater
A complete program change will occur at the Dime on Main Street tonight. The new moving pictures are described as attractive entertaining and inviting to women children and men.
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Dime
Dime Theater
Main Street
Will Sing at Walla Walla Fair Tonight
Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton traveled to Walla Walla this evening and will perform in the county fair program there tomorrow with a scheduled singing appearance.
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Walla Walla Fair
Anna Selkirk Norton
Walla Walla
Ed Jay Returns to Taylor Hardware After Typhoid
Ed Jay of the Taylor Hardware company recovers from typhoid and will resume work at the store soon following a recent illness.
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Ed Jay
Taylor Hardware Company
Personal mentions fill city beat from Echo to Umatilla
A stream of short notes records visiting and returning locals in the city today. It lists individuals such as Celina Moore of Echo Laula Bechell Jr Attorney 5 D Peterson Milton J T Lieuallen Adams Peter Grant F R Swaney La Grande N Berkeley Sumpter Abe Miller Pilot Rock Conductor J H Connera La Grande G W Sutherland B Collyer R D Godfrey Echo Roy Nelson Adams Frank Robinson North Yakima John C Shea O R N R A Schramm Equitable Savings Zoeth Houser Quartaburg Miss Anna Markham W W Markham C W Moon and possible reassignment of Moon to the Elgin branch with Stephens slated for the Elgin post.
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Peter Grant
F. Rh. Swaney
la Grande
J. D. Casey
Hilgard
N. Berkeley
Sumpter
Baker City Herald
Abe Miller
Frank Robinson
North Yakima
John C. Shea
Mountain Division
R. A. Schramm
Equitable Savings & Loan’ Association
C. W. Moon
Elgin
Umatilla
A. B. Stephens
Moon
Todd Snyder Wedding Beams With Local Ties
Earl B. Snyder married Dixie Todd at 10 30 this forenoon at the groom's parents home 1014 East Court street Rev W T Easter officiated the ceremony attended by relatives and friends The bride formerly attended high school and played on the girls basketball team After the wedding the couple left for a British Columbian wedding tour
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Earl B. Snyder
Dixie Todd
James A. Snyder
East Court Street
W. T. Easter
Methodist Church
Mra. Snyder
British Columbian
Palouse Irrigation Project Revived and Begun
The Washtucna Enterprise reports the Palouse irrigation project has finally started with Moen Experienced In Irrigation leading, confident in converting Washtucna coulee into a premier irrigation valley in Washington. New funding and expertise contrast past failures, promising stable production of apples pears strawberries vegetables and alfalfa with railway access via O R & N Portland Seattle and a possible North Coast line.
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Palouse
Washtucna
Moen
Washtucap Coulee
Washington
Old
Palouse Irrigation Company
Union
Portland
Seattle
North Coast
Roy Agent Goes to Baker City for Journal Work
James M. Fletcher, a young agent for the Oregon Daily Journal in Pendleton, will depart for Baker City tonight to work for the Journal for a few weeks. He has doubled circulation here and is regarded as a top newspaper solicitor in the Northwest as he grows in experience.
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James M. Fletcher
Oregon Daily Journal
Northwest
Baker City
Kick at the primary more effective than a bolt at the ballot
A concise note compares two voting actions, attributing greater impact to a persistent approach in influencing outcomes. It emphasizes sustained effort over a single dramatic move and highlights strategic behavior in political participation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peddleton
Teutsch’s Don't
Benjamin Suit
Bond Brea
Campbell Millinery
China
United States
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler
Optitian
Hohbach’'s
Japan
Ise
Kochi
Koeppeens
Celina Moore
Echo
Laula Bechell, Jr
5. D. Peterson
Milton
City
J. T. Lieuallen
Adams
Todd-Snyder
Roy
Baker
Cloak & Suit House
Northern Pacific Railway
W. Adams
A. D. Chariton, A. G. P. A
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
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