Get Sunny Inducts the Delta and Local Delicacies
A cluttered street market advertisement lists Get Sunny, Delta, fruit daily at Martin's, Gratz's seafood and tamales, Gratz lodging, and various shops. It mentions sample sales, room rentals, and a push to examine imports, groceries, and household goods at multiple downtown addresses.’
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
Martin's
P. LR
Rohrman's
Schwarte & Co
Gratz‘s
Ferida
Edgar
Court Street
In & Clark
King
P. D. Mann
Gratz
Han
P. J. R. New England
New England
Parish House
Teustsch's
Joergers
Mre. Campell's
Boston
Nolf's
Thompson
Gratz Lodging House
Vanilla taste described in flavor notes
The piece contrasts common and "va nilla" flavors noting a strong coarse tone on tonka and a refined delicate profile for Va nilla Schilling s Best, described as soft fine and creamy without being overpowering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Local notables in Echo visiters and business calls
A stream of visitors and residents travel through Echo today. A McKinnon of Adame, J Connell of Sumpter, A B Thomson of La Grande, Mark Seely of Milton, W B Kochs of Vinson and others are in the city on business or social visits. Mrs. Harvey Burne and Mrs. Harold James are guests or returning home, while Reeder and other cattlemen conduct meetings. Leslie of Richmond Paper Co. visited, and Lonergan heads to Susanville for beef trade. David Horn and daughter Miss Branch of McKay Creek are in town to buy ranch supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McKinnon
Adame
W. R. Porter
J. ©. Connell
Sumpter
A. B. Thomson
la Grande
Mark Seely
Milton
W. B. Kochs
Vinson
Joe Williams
Eeho
Harvey Burne
Reardon
Harold James
Echo
B.C. Reeder
Stanfield
Pendleton
J. W. Seriber
N. Berkeley
Sumpter and Baker Mra
Edith M Fraker
Eugene
M. Ripley
Ukiah
Leslie
Richmond Paper Company
Seattle
Butler Creek
HC. Means
Ashwood
J. G. Frazier
Alta Street
Eliza Teal
J. C. Lonergan
Susanville
Frey-Browing
David Horm
Miss Branch
McKay Creek
Mr. Horn
Ite Ranch
Japanese Foreman Absconds With Rail Crew Funds
Anata Tonakd a Japanese foreman for the Sumpter Valley railway absconded from Baker City with 1100 belonging to his crew. He spent money gambling and dining in La Grande, was arrested, and had about 61 left after lavish expenditures. He arrived in La Grande last night after the theft and drunken spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumpter Valley Railway
la Grande
East Oregonian
Anata Tonakd
Baker City
Excavation Chief Fires Teamsters Over Dispute
James Welch in charge of the Martin building excavation fired the entire crew after a heated clash with teamsters employed by him. What began as a potential brawl devolved into loud talk and heated exchanges as tensions flared before any physical confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Welch
Martin
Milk price hike takes effect in November
Milk prices jump in 1973 percent increase announced by dalikes of Portions. From November 1 milk will cost 2.25 per quart, with two quarts going from 3.56 to 4.00. Milk men blame high feed costs for the rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedd
World’s Fair statue crown marks Louisiana Purchase monument
At St Louis on Oct 27 the giant Peace statue was hoisted atop the globe on the Louisiana Purchase monument at the world’s fair. Colonnade of States figures progress. Montana North Dakota Nebraska and Indian Territory already in place. Albany court of appeals denies Albert Patrick entitlement to Rice’s fortune. Nekets for next Saturday’s 351 drawing offered for every dollar paid at Peoples Warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisana Purchase
St. Lowis
Louisiana Purchase Monument
Montana
North Dakota
Nebraska
Inwan Territory
Lucre
Albany
Court of Appeals
Albert Patrick
Rice
Patrick
Peoples Warehouse
Militia Companies Send Representatives to Portland
La Grande and Baker City militia units dispatched five men each from Company L O N G to Portland for an elite shooting match next Friday to contend for state trophies. The delegation includes Captain Ed Cooliger and D A McLachlin with a spouse, plus C Oliver and Ed McKiddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Baker City
Portland
Company L
O. NG
Baker City Company
la Grande Company
Ed Cooliger
Stintsenger
D. A. McLachlin
Accompas
C. Oliver
Ed McKiddy
Payette City Rejects $20 Bond Proposal
Payette voters cast eight ballots in favor and 102 against a proposition to bond the city for $20, with the measure defeated on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette
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Ee Teutsch
Annister Shoes
Bannister
Teutsch
Pendleton, Oregon
Isheil
South Main
Aking
Mise R
Carnine
Wilton & Carnine
Cottonwood Street
Minin Black
Selbert & Schuls
H. J. Stillman
Wilson & Carnine
City
Rihorn & Swageart
Frank Martin
Main Street
Wilson & Peewee
Neagleros
J. Nowlin
Garfield Street
M. Carney
Rambler Bicycle
Inland Empire Piano House
Blewart & Bauers
Main Street Bridge
Jennie Howard Wans Powston
Spokane
Unziker
C. Koeppen & Bros
Standard Gregory Company
John Morrison
Chicago
Iso
Valencienne Lace
Children’s Union
Portland Chamber of Commerce
NOLF
Elite Fish Market
Alin
P. O. Elliott
Rigby-Clove Mfg
Manufacterers
Wilson
Ouri
Main St
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