Delta slippers and various goods advertised in town
A flood of local ads features Teutech slippers, Gratz dining and lodging, Martin's Produce, Sullivan & Bond clothing, Teutsch shoes, and furniture at Rader. It lists rent notices, horses for sale, paints, ready-made garments, and farm property. A note mentions J. F. Graham, master mechanic, traveling for circuit court duties.
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At & Hond
Med
Grate’s. Preferida
Court Street
I) & Clark
Plano
Joe Basier
Gratz's
U C Rader
M. A
Martin’s
Teutsch's
Irvin
Delta
Schwartz & Grenlich Co
Kantehrink
Sullivan & Bond
Teatsch
Knox
Sullivan & Bond's
Teatseh's
Joergers
Nolfs
Thompson
Gratz
Schiffler
Veellar
Main Street
Wilson & Carnine
Neagle Bron
Personal mentions from across Adams and Umatilla
Local social notes list M Chase and W Lenox visiting the city, H Baumgartner and E Thorn from Echo on business, John Perringer of Adams on a ghost visit, J Tomlinson of Umatilla returning home after a city stay, and other residents from Adams Umatilla Summerville Milton and Portland stopping through for court sessions visits or family occasions.
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M. Chase
Adams
W. Lenox
Umatilla
H. Baumgartner
Echo
E. E. Thorn
John Perringer
W. C. James
Pendleton Vieler
Binkley
Baatland
Alice Wade
Summerville
Edith Crockett
Milton
Joe McDonald
Jack Tomlinson
J. Tomlinson
George KE. Mosser
Great Northern
Spokane
de F. W Vincent
Walla Walla
Merit
J. M. Goar
Lee
Portland
Goare
G. W Luper
Goar
Boston
Stontic BB
Gwinn
Bolselly
Idaho Odd Fellows
Coeur d’Alen
J. MH. Gwinn
New proprietor to visit Modesto hotel renovation plans
T K Beard of Modesto arrives Saturday to take charge of the Golden Rule hotel. He will oversee renovations, refit with new furniture, and prepare the building for concession to a competent manager as a first class family hotel.
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T. K. Beard
Modesto, Cal
Modesto
Cal
Mr. Beard
Golden Rule
Seax
Will Recover Helped by Hope for Typhoid Recovery
Will recover reports say waiter Stewart, son of H. Stewart, is improving after a typhoid attack at Court street home. Mrs. J. T Brown, previously seriously ill across the river, is convalescent and family expresses gratification. Mes. T. M. Henderson, wife of De Alenderson, has been ill but shows signs of improvement.
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Waiter Stewart
H. Stewart
Court Street
J. T Brown
T. M. Henderson
de Alenderson
Ca hoon Stocker nuptials in Camas Prairie region
Clara Cahoon married George Stocker of Camas Prairie this morning at 11 in Mrs. A M Raley's residence. Rev. Potwine of the Church officiated. Stocker is a Camas Prairie farmer. Cahoon Stocker are residents of the city. They left for Camas after the ceremony and will return to establish residence here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Catoon
George BE. Stocker
Camas Prairie
A, M. Raley
W Potwine
Madeceen
Camas Prairle
Sire Stocker
Camas
Riley Maneuvers Through Ogden to Milford
General Grant commanded the division of 1,000 on a seven mile march from Ogden to Milford. The line was inspected by Bates and Young amid near riot conditions and clashes as a Texas provisional regiment objected to members of the Tenth Cavalry marching through the Texas Camp en route to headquarters.
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Riley
Grant
Ogden
Milford
Bates
Young
Texas Provisional Regiment
Tenth Cavalry
Texas
Quality price Schillings Best don t waste your money
A compact grocer’s pitch urging shoppers to maximize value with Best-don t waste money, promising money back on purchases. The notice emphasizes saving and extending purchasing power through price quality balance.
The Eyes of Dee and Bee Vision in Insects
Fragmentary article discusses insect eyes with two large compound eyes and three crown-like ocelli. Each facet is a pyramid facet with a hexagonal arrangement and irises. Notes the complexity of vision, dust protection, and possible regional differences in eye structure. Pearson's Weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Cape of Fowers
Pearson'n
OBrien Tours Northern Division Inspection Trip
Superintendent J. P. OBrien of the O R N conducts a morning inspection tour from No 1 to No 2 toward the northern division. He plans to visit points between here and Huntington to assess track and rolling stock conditions.
Park Theater Tonight Hosts Matinee and Comedy Program
A Park Theater program features an evening show and a Saturday matinee at 2 o clock. Children will receive candy during the matinee, and next week promises a fine comedy lineup. Plus a legal note: a divorce case before Judge Fills resulted in a decree for Sarah C Wilbur.
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Frastun
Wilbur
Sarah C. Wilbur
Fire Destroys Marble Cone Houses and Stables Near Peapack
A blaze gutted the marble cone houses and stables owned by T. Blair near Peapack New Jersey. The establishment, valued at about 100000, was ruined by the fire.
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T. Blair
Peapack
N. J
French Linen correspondence paper in tablet form
Childrens chairs offer little red chairs and fancy rockers priced from 18¢ to 1.95 with blue and gray envelope colors matching the Hemstitch Egg Shell and Agate blue linens. These fashionable gifts appeal to shoppers seeking practical yet decorative desk accessories and coordinated stationery sets.
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Téutsch
Teutsc
Pendleton, Oregon
Delta Jj
Teutech
Rohrman
Holby Sollege
Selbert
Aki
Ty WY
Mins R
Oo É
Carnine
Elty. & Swagiart
Ihland
Bridge
Deltic
W. Irvin
Martin's Pamily Grocery Bakery
J. F. Nowlin
Garfield Street
Demott & Co
Cottonwood Street
Main Black
Bentley & Hartman
Graham
J. F. Graham
The
Ming
Hunziker
NEW Proprietor
Cahoon-Stocker
A. M. Raley
Ft, Riley Maneuvers
Schillings
A.C. Koeppen & Bros
Ole Drug Store
Cheviot Serge
Elite Fish Market
Mary
Aln
P. O. Elliott
Proprictor
Rigby-Clove Mfg
Rigby-Clove
Harvester
Pendleton
Oregon
Wilson