Local classifieds blend of goods and services
Ingrams offers peaches at 60 cents a box and homemade bread loaves. Oregon Lumber Yard and Goodman Hardware Co advertise fencing, fuel, dry wood, ranges, stoves, and utilities. Unfurnished rooms, rental cottages, and housekeeping suites listed with contact spots East Oregonian and local addresses. Jobs include millinery training for women and general housework positions.
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Ingrams
Oregon Lumber Yard
Goodman Hardware Co
Ingram'’s
Ingram's Grocery
Demotta
Peoples Warehouse
Taft and Foraker Endorse Taft in Ohio Tour
Taft stayed four hours in Middle Bass Island then rode to Lyceum theater where he received cheers and shook hands with supporters for 20 minutes. Senator Foraker appeared beside Taft amid applause. Hulholland of the club called Taft the world s big man. Foraker signaled support by saying I am for Taft. Taft declined to discuss the incident and later fished before a Labor Day address in Sandusky.
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Mr. Taft
Judge Taft
Lyceum Theater
Senator Foraker
Hulholland
Club
Middle Bass Island
Taft
Foraker
Gove
Sandusky
Sultan to Hang for Mindanao Raid Participation
The Philippines territorial supreme court ruled that the sultan of Dunaharra must hang for taking part in the Parang raid on Mindanao Island. The January killing of American J. W. McDonald was cited, and the sultan was ordered to pay McDonald's heirs 1400 pesos.
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Manila
Philippines
Territorial Supreme Court
Dunaharra
Parang
Island
Mindana
Roe
J. W. McDonald
McDonald
Burns and Johnson Signed for 20 Round Fight
Cable dispatches announce Tommy Burns and Jack Johnson will fight for 20 rounds on Thanksgiving afternoon in Melbourne New York with a purse of 25000 dollars. The match is billed as the greatest fight of the year and features two prominent boxers in a high stakes event.
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New York
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnsor
Melbourne
Ingrams Grocery Offers Peaches At 50 Cents A Box
Ingram's grocery announces Friday sale of fine Elberta and Permition free stone peaches at 50 cents a box with a limit of two boxes per person. Orders encouraged early before stock runs out.
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Ingram’s
Local residents depart and visit across the region
William Rahe leaves for Adams on business. Dr. and Mrs. F W Vincent go to Wettaha springs. Rh A Nichols a Dayton merchant visits. Dr J A Donoghue heads to Hermiston on professional trip. Douglass Ball leaves for Walla Walla. President R French of Weston normal arrives from the east. Charles Rayburn back from Portland medical treatment. George Peringer family move to Portland for winter. T M Keller family returns from Meacham. Fred Hartman joins Gray Bros. grocery as salesman. Lews Cargill in town from Helix threshing. Rita Wilson departs for Palouse after visit. Carl Engdahl returns to reenter high school. Glenn Winslow family back from western Oregon. Edna Thompson heads to Walla Walla for Fischer music studies. PF Maxwell and family from Oklahoma City visit relatives. Roy Raley leaves for Milton. Mrs. Raley visits Athena.
Jury List Prepared for Circuit Court Term
A list of potential grand jurors is announced for the upcoming circuit court term. Names include T. C. Taylor Pendleton J. H. Coffman Milton Fred Hascall Pilot Rock W. H. Dale Vanerale Fil Heater Milton L. KK Kurtwright Pendleton C. W. Mathews Pilot Rock and others. The jury term begins September 21.
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T. C. Taylor
Pendleton
J. H. Coffman
Milton
Fred Hascall
Pilot Rock
W. H. Dale
Vanerele
Fil Heater
L. KK. Kurtwright
C. W. Mathews
W. G. Russell
Athena
PF. E. Sherman
M. E. Shutrum
Fulton
C. H. Rosenberg
Henry Schmidt
A. V. Daniel
T. J. Tweedy
W. P. Hastings
Weston
D. E. Motley
Ferndale
F. A. Gordon
J. A. Melstrom
Union
D. Kemler
Elmer Pell
Adams
Peter Sheridan
Echo
G. K. Yates
McKay
Manuel Friedley
Helix
William Futter
Uwkiah
T. J. Ward
A. A. Cole
Vinson
Robert E. Allen
Freewater
Fred Eiffert
M. F. Dick
Alba
William Ellis
Walter W. Wagner
Arkansas Railroad Injunction Restraining Two Cent Rate Law
Judge Vandewater grants a temporary injunction in St Paul Arkansas barring enforcement of the state two cent railroad rate law calling the measure confiscatory and void pending further court action.
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St. Paul
Sept
Vandewater
State Circuit Court
Arkansas
The Greatest Copper Country Progress May Change Alaska
A Valdez based copper prospector predicts Alaska's Valdez belt will become the world’s foremost copper region. He cites surveys by the US Geological Survey and plans by Guggenheimer Morgan Rockefeller to develop the district, though ore extraction awaits transport improvements. He contrasts Valdez with colder states and envisions hotels and sanitariums as the area grows. Twin Falls beet sugar deal aims to ship 2000 acres to Blackfoot for two factories, with Oregon Short Line offering $1 per ton and possible rebates.
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H. H. Grier
Alaska
Cornelius
Valdez
Lake Superior
United States Geological Survey
Valdes
Michigan
Arizona
Montana
Guggenheimer-Morgan-Rockefeller
Dakotas
Twin Falls
Idaho Beet Sugar Company
Blackfoot
Oregon
Sugar Company
Cuban glue imports in 1906 reach over four hundred thousand pounds
Consul General James L. Rodger from Habana reports dry glue imports for the fiscal year 1906 totaling 410,294 pounds. The United States supplied 194,713 pounds, Germany 114,081 pounds, and France 42,909 pounds. Glue serves wood working trades with rising demand.
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James L. Rodgera
Habana
United States
Germany
France
Northwest miners conference aims to avert regional strike
Helena Montana September reports a crucial wage scale conference opens between coal miners and United Mine Workers. A failure to reach an agreement could trigger a general strike across Montana Washington and Wyoming affecting about twenty five thousand miners and prolong the Wyoming dispute.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Washington
Wyoming
Coal
United Mine Work
Democrats Plan Maine Campaign Before September 15
The Democratic National Committee plans a sweeping campaign in Maine before the state election on September 15. Top orators will tour the state to rally support for Bryan.
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Chicago
Democratic National Organization
Maine
Bryan
War department shelved case of Colonel Stewart
In Wilcox Arizona on September 3 a report claims the war department will shelve the case of Colonel William Stewart of Fort Grant and delay action until after the election. Friends of the colonel flood the area with warnings and requests to forward messages to the army post as he awaits orders for a journey to Port Huachuca to undertake a 90 mile ride test.
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Fort Grant
Stewart
Port Huachuca
All United to Win Plans Grand Speaking Tour
All United to Win in Chicago on September 3 reports Chairman Hitch outlining a grand speaking tour of four presidential aspirants who opposed Taft for the nomination Fairbanks La Follette Foraker and Knox. Leaders expect the quartet to argue their unity will strengthen the ticket by presenting a united front.
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Chicago
Hitchcocks
Taft
Fairbanks
la Follette
Foraker
Knox
Nature Spares The Suffering Rose In Grief
A fragment from a period piece discusses nature sparing the rose from grief and suffering, noting that beauty can endure despite canker and mortality. The text, attributed to a 19th century voice, mentions readers and a publishing house. It lists prices for various editions and notes Koeppen & Bros in offering two sizes at sixty cents and one dollar.
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Elata
The
Herpleide Co
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Teutsch’s Old’Stand
Minnis
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Stansberry & Milne
Phone Main
Smith-Crawford Building
Bluff Street
High Street
Louis Hunziker
Malin
Sultan
Alsy
Istaral Tal
Burns and Johnson
Bing Peaches
Ingram
Koeppens
William Rahe
F. W. Vincent
Wettaha Springs
Rh. A. Nichols
Dayton, Wash
J. A. Donoghue
Hermiston
Douglass Ball
Bidke-McFall Paper Company
Walla Walla
R. ©. French
Weaton Normal School
Charles Rayburn
Portland
George Peringer
T. M. Keller
Meacham
Fred Hartman
G. A. Hartman
Gray Bros. Grocery
Lews Cargill
Helix Country
Rita Wilson
Ed Weaver
Palouse
Carl Engdahl
Mrs. Glenn Winslow
Edna Thompson
Fischer School
Muslc
PF. B. Maxwell
Oklahoma City
Miss Bunch
Myrtle Hays Neal
Ed Hays
Roy Raley
Mr. Raley
Mrs. Raley
Pesce
North
Wilcox
Ariz
War Department
William Stewart
All United
Eizes
A. OG. Koeppen & Bros
Joseph Ell
Room
Savings Bank Building
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
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