Hazy Local Ads Rally Around Daily Necessities
A collage of fragmented ads lists shops and services along Court Street and Milne Road. It mentions groceries, poultry, shoes, home furniture, painting, cleaning, rent notices, and a water purifier service. The text preserves a late era urban marketplace vibe with many proper names and street references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin's
Newman's
Rohrmao's
Preetish
Cai
Poutseh
Amate Seliwartx &Jreilion Cp
Engagement Frail Vague in Curious Exchange
A terse dialog fragment shows Belle and Ned discussing an engagement while references to a pie and a misheard phrase hint at doubt about worthiness. The overheard lines imply social pressure and uncertainty amid a light domestic exchange. Cleveland Switler is mentioned in passing.
Personal visits noted in Pendleton area society circle
Miss Josie Lee of Cottage Grove visits in the city while C W Avery of Bingham Springs was in town yesterday. Emma Miller of Athena guests in Pendleton yesterday. Mrs M E Terry of Baker City visiting Pendleton friends for a day. Mr and Mrs Carr of Hells in the city visiting friends. W H Russell and wife of Elgin guests for a short time. Olive Jones returns from Union where she visited. James Hackett returns from Arlington after attending his chase. Viola Howard of Walla Walla returns home after Pendleton visit. Mike Grey of Weston leaves for Woolstock to teach next year. Mrs James Crawford leaves for Reardan, Wash to visit her daughter and family. Will McCoy of Allen, Walla Walla, a loan guest of Miss Mina Metcalf. Mina returns home after a pleasant visit. Mrs AB Chapman and family extend cordial greetings from Longview where they spent the summer with Mrs Chapman’s sister. Riddcampbat guests in Long House area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Lee
Cottage Grove
C. W. Avery
Bingham Springs
Emma Miller
Athena
M. E. Terry
Baker City
Pendleton
W. H. Russe
Elgin
Olive Jones
Union
James Hackett
Arlington
Mise
Viola ‘Howard
Walla Wall
Wits
Ater
Mike Grey
Weston
Jett
Woolstock
Portland
Hiblic
James Crawford
Rearden
Wash
Quaker Show License Policy Baffles City Council
In a special session the council debated licensing the Quaker doctors show led by Dr. Berry. Alder man Sewell proposed a 610 daily admission with 20 days and a 200 license fee paid in advance, aiming to secure city funding. Several aldermen voted yes, while others opposed including Sommerville who warned against city payouts for the exhibition. Citizens awaited the outcome at the booths as the controversial display arrived in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fossockie couUne
Tom
Fine cattle to fair at North Yakima and Spokane shows
Two carloads of looted stock, led by Shorthorns and Herefords, travel from Mot Lake via O K N to Salem for a private sale then to North Yakima and Spokane fairs. Cattle include Crimson Pearl, Kwiler Welcht UGpownds, Kieth a, Bright Hope, Songbird, Maid of Dixie, and Westover. Bright Hope and Songbird hold prior premiums. the Shorthorn cow has held the North West championship for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CB. Wade
Fale
Salem
Priv
Oregon
Washington
Kieitha
Hillcrest
SamSen
Pendletonian
Jim Meory
Maid of Dixie
Songbird
Westover
Bright Hope
Igitha
Unclear fragmentary dialogue cited from 19th century sources
The provided text presents disjointed quotes and names such as Bridget, Cetsth yey Weel de ching, and a New York Journal reference. It reads like a patchwork of humorous lines, with mentions of marrying a girl, parental objections, and a character named Elias-Shucka, lacking coherent narrative or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Lin
New York Journal
Jowb
Elias
Fearful Odds Against Him Boldly Near End
An old soldier J. J. Piwena of Versailles suffered kidney disease and fell under illness for years. Doctors failed to help until he used Electric Bitters. He quickly recovered and now proclaims he is on the road to complete recovery. The ad claims cures for kidney troubles and bowel complaints, guaranteed by Tallman & Co, druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodkridnen
J. J. Piwena
Versailles
Tallman & Co
What Kind of Feet Have You at the Boston Store
A damaged ad from the Boston Store shoe department promises readers shoe guidance and a wide stock for men and women. It emphasizes comfort, stiffness in toe and stocking wear, and affordable prices up to 3.50. The tone urges customers to visit to learn proper shoe fitting and buy through the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
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M. A
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Tentach's
Tentsch’s
Joergor'k
Aydano
Fraelen
Jon's Furniture Shore
Servis
We Hus Cah
Court Streat
Pittces
Wilson & Chrmine
Milnetreed
Ste Wilson & Carine
Ste Wilson & Carine About Painting Oor Buegiek Cothanwiod Strent
Nehple Bros Two Plaie
Great Dawn
Cote Apdek
Bridge
Fiferior
Gentsworth
Heeperey
Ele
Hunziker
Alesaan
Belle
Ned
Philadelphia
George
Heveland
Ain Switler
Turkey
Bette
Koeppen
Mrs. ©. Carr
Hells
City
Mere, de Allen
Wall Walla
Mina Metin
Ima
Cay
AB Chapaman
Crona
Long Hiaeh
Cupprihis
Ridocampbat
Council Mek
Schaffner& Marx
C. B. Wade
Hot Lake
Hansa
Affner
Eure
Sharp
Hewutie
Ortatina Valoes
International Poultry and Stock Food
C.F. Galesworthy
East Alta St
Lee
Olympia
Rigby-Clove Mfg
Oregon Daily Journal
Frazier
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