City Briefs Furnished Rooms and Local Ads in Pendleton
A clutter of small notices lists furnished rooms at 602 Water St and 302 Logan St, a public stenographer job, and various classified ads. Listings include rent options, furniture store promos, a potato shipment price, and a lost revolver reward offer. Names, addresses, and contact methods appear with scattered local references to Pendleton Oregon.
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Water St
Oat Bartners College
Hotel Pendleton
P.O
Mre Thompson
Kent
Dire Kieuerr
Weel Wetlsetree
South Thompson Ptreet
Saloowit Belhoy
Echo
Ore
A Wonderful New Phonograph Exhibition Notice
A new Twentieth Century Home Phonograph is showcased for a few days. It is adapted for home use and small halls and plays regular and new style cylinders. Free concerts run every evening from seven to eight. Call to hear the machine.
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Halle
Guernsey Masic Store Sees Major Sale On Main Street
The Guernsey Masic Store ends a deal with J. A. Owenhouse on Main Street. Details show a marked price reduction and a shift in local commerce dynamics affecting nearby shops.
Campbell’s millinery and local notices on sale events
Window and millinery items advertised by Mrs Campbell alongside new furniture arrivals from Graham Furniture Co. The Presbyterian Church ladies announce a cooked food sale at Peoples Warehouse on Saturday October 20. A job posting seeks competent salesmen for a factory road representative. Address Dept 42 1610 Atwood Building Chicago.
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Ostermoor Mattresses
Baker & Folsom
Misona Indigestion Remedy Ad for Renters in East Ore
Tallman & Co offer Misona Omphasine as a pre meal stomach tonic claimed to strengthen digestion and prevent indigestion. The ad asserts Misona outperforms ordinary remedies, promises a refund if it fails to cure, and notes a 60 cent box provides more benefit than a dozen ordinary remedies.
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Tallman & Co
Misona
Hope for Murderess in Missouri Case Hangs on Record
Justice Brewer in Washington issues a certificate to the Missouri governor for the entire record of Aggie Meyers who is to be hanged next week. The move makes a second reprieve likely.
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Washington
Justice Brewer
Missouri
Aggie Meyers
Notice to Public on Sale Repeats at 618 Main St
Notice states no sale of personal property occurred as rumored, and the pound will proceed at the same location 618 Main Street. Details emphasize continued action at the old site with no change in plan or date.
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Same
Old Place
Main ST
Personal visitors fill city as diverse crowd greets town
A stream of visitors and residents kept the city lively with trips and calls. F F Judd returned from a business trip to Port De FW while Vincent came back from Portland. A Barrett of Athena and J G Yites of Hermiston were seen in town. Louls McMoyri, pioneer of Walla Walla, WH Plerwel of Ukiah hotel, and CA Miller of Wyman Partridge were noted guests or arrivals. Mrs. Mary A. Disowny plans a Portland move, and M Miss Theda Hoover travels briefly to Echo. Several business and political figures including A Barrett, J B Perry, Lee Tentech, and M A Weyerick were listed among visitors or locals active in town.
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A, & Person
Freewater
F. EF. Judd
Porth de FW
Vincent
Portland
A. Barrett
Athena
Byathena
Louls McMoyri
Walle Walla
WH Plerwel
Ukiah
J. G. Yites
Herminton
Hoefel Pendleton
Jr B. Medardson
Helix
Mary A. Disoewny
CA. Miller
Wyman-Partridge Company
Minneapolis
F. F. Rounds
Hot Lake
Louis Hunziker
Umatilla
Mies Theda Hoover
A. Berrett
J. B. Perry
EU- Feu
Ylelt
Jenny Perry
Univerality
Lee
Tentech
Trrngon
Uimatiln
Hermileton
Echo
Adega
Tritune
Teala
Neo Aermiatar
Provneter
Bingham Springs
Convention closes with home mission drive and choir tour
The Congregational convention devoted its session to home mission work with strong progress reported among Oregon missionaries. Rev Richard Brown urged vigorous support for Sunday school work in eastern and central Oregon. The Royal Male Quartet scheduled to appear at First Christian church on October 24, following a well received concert at the opera house last Thursday.
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Oregon
Richard Brown
Royal
Herald of
Athen
Towa
Opera House
Royal Male Quartet
Hoyd
Lecture Association
N. P. Makes Good Showing in 1906 Report
The Northern Pacific annual report for the year ending June 30, 1906, shows state freight business rising from 5 million to 15 million dollars and state passenger receipts climbing from 2 million to about 6 million. Despite tripling freight, engine equipment rose only 10 percent while 962 more freight cars joined the fleet, and 437,000 new ties were laid with about 4,000 tons of new steel. Mileage increased by about 88 miles, 40 of which are in this state.
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Olympia
Northern Pacific
Railroad Commission
Odd Scores From West Coast Games Report
Yesterday's scores show Freang and Cal with Freso 7 San Francisco 6 in Freang. Oakland beat Seattle 9 8 in Oakland. Los Angeles defeated Portland 7 4. Read the East Oregonian for full details.
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Freang
Cal
Freso
San Francisc
Los Angeles
Portland
Congressman's Egypt Visit Names Oregon Friends
Prof J B Horner of Oregon Agricultural College writes for the Oregon Sunday Journal about a Hundred Year club trip to Egypt. He registers several Oregon friends with his own in Fayyt and notes Congressman elect W R Ellis among the names. The piece recounts mummies and a quip about preferring active club membership in Oregon over being a mummy in Egypt.
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J. B. Horner
Oregon Agricultural College
Egypt
Oregon Sunday Journal
Horner
Hundred Year Club
Oregon
W. R. Ellis
Sunday Journal
T Salt
Fayyt
George HH. Himes
Portland
Chitles
Alrstel
Tilney Oliver
la Grande
Wight. Union
J. Ron. Bell
Baker City
Yates
Vancouver
Wash
P. Mason
Albany
J. Fullerton
Roseburg
R. Bilis
Pendleton
John Sharpstein
Walla Walla
Tash
J. G. W. Butler
Monmouth
H. J. Hendricks
Salem
BR. J
Hawthorne
Eugene
M. Carter
Newport
Wim
Colvin
Jacksonville
Benjanin Junos
Independence
Commissioner Hoffs Views on Strikes and Lockouts
State labor commissioner O P Hoff shares personal views on strikes and lockouts. He says both sides bear responsibility and that the core issue is willingness to work or pay, not wage differentials alone. Hoff notes that demand, prices, and profits influence outcomes and calls for a middle ground amid agitators and unions. The piece also mentions a rental ad for unfurnished housekeeping rooms in East Oregon Building.
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O O. P. Hoff
Jess
Eugene
Irving
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Teutsch’s
Vteopaw Dal
Nicken
Sony
Op- Piao
Posettion
Smith & Woon
Guernsey
Masic Store
Sears
J. A. Owenhouse
Main Street
Optician
Tust
Graham Furniture Co
Jas. H. Estes
Koeppenboros
M. AM. Weyerick
Mod
Mutter
Walla Walla. Fe
Cutler
Cutler Has the Distinefon of Having Been A Clessmate of President Wiosevelt
Harvard
When & Minne
Towa Quartet
mic@ Weaves
Inceh Srey
N. P
Oakland
Cali, Ort
Seattle
The
East Oregonian
Judge Ellis
Commissioner Hoff
S. P
Trie Agitatore
Luke
Haat
Oregonan
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