Bond Bros and Campbells Millinery Local Notices
A collage of small ads and announcements: Bond Bros promotes dry wood and Benjamin clothes while Minnis and Filers advertise goods and a talking machine. Help wanted notices, rent ads, lost bag rewards, and various hats and hardware promos appear alongside travel schedules and a photo studio rental in Missoula Montana.
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M Innis
Benjamin Salts
Bond Bros
Benjamin
Minnis
Filers
P. O
Campbell's
Goodman Hardware Company
Clocks for harvest, kitchen, and mantle at low prices
Our sale offers harvest clocks from 0e to $3, kitchen clocks $2.50 to $6.00, mantle clocks $5.00 to $25.00. Each clock backed by our personal guarantee, offering good goods at little prices.
Fortunes Found Through a Medium in Seattle
Through a Mid Star two long missing people have been located and placed in possession of fortunes left by relatives. Police traced Mrs. W. G. Cannon at 3404 North Thirty sixth street Tacoma to an estate share from her father Joseph Tachappelle in Los Angeles valued at 820000 and Nicholas Flannagan whose share from his father’s estate left at Pearl City, DL is about 10000.
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Seattle
W. G. Cannon
North Thirty-sixth Street
Taconin
Joseph Tachappelle
Los Angeles
Nicholas Flannagan
Pearl City
Lytle Appointed to State Veterinary Board in Salem
Governor Chamberlain appoints I N Park of Portland W H Lytle of Pendleton Dr Kornek of Salem to the state veterinary medical board in Salem Sept 19 Also a birth notice for a daughter born Sept 16 to Mr and Mrs Ross Carney in Oregon and market report notes Cincinnati whiskey price at 1 34 amid a quota period The item includes a local store reference and an advertising tease about a department store speaker and a record on page J.
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W. H. Lytle
Salem
Chamberlain
I. N. Park
Portland
Pendleton
Kornek
State Veterinary Medical Boar
City Welcomes Wide Roster of Visitors Many from Here and There
A long list of visitors and residents in town for brief trips and business includes J D Gregorie of Adama, Lee Teutech from yesterday’s Portland visit, RN Stanfield of Echo, J H Michel returning from Portland, Miss Agnes Love of Sumpter, Luke Holmes from Adama, J O Garrett city marshall of Adama, 8 A Pursel of Union seeking medical treatment, Charles Williamson Weston druggist on a brief trip, Miss Harriet Thompson bound for Portland to visit relatives, J B Saylor from Freewater en route to a Butter creek hay ranch, Miss Fowler from La Grande en route to Walla Walla to nurse, Mrs Koeppen improving, BH A Marquis of Adams on a brief business trip, Mrs Gene Moore of La Grande leaving for Portland, Elite Treland in Portland seeking a musical instrument, Jon Kennedy of Pendleton visiting Seattle, J W Maxwell ex-bank examiner in Seattle now cashier in Seattle, Dr Brownell from Umatilla irrigation ranch, L C Park on brief business, Miles Lole Smith returning from Illinois with Edith Smith, George Probitt of Potlatch Lumber slowly recovering in hospital, Miss Maggie Adler en route to Spokane to join a law firm, Jack Candish returning from Nevada via train service, Miss Vie Hart en route to Spokane to study telegraphy, sister of Mrs G W Pheps.
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J. D. Gregorie
Adama
Bun Yeen
Lee Teutech
Portland
RN. Stanfield
Echo
J. H. Michel
Agnes Love
Sumpter
Luke Holmes
J. O. Garrett
A. Pursel
Union
Charles Williamson
Weston
Harriet Thompson
Wiel
J. B. Saylor
Freewater
Gene Moore
la Grande
Jake
Treland
Jon Kennedy
Pendleton Boy
Seattle
J. W. Maxwell
National Bank
Northwest
Wos
Co. Brownell
Umatilla
L. C. Park
Lewiston
Miles Lole Smith
Illinois
Edith Smith
George Probitt
Potlatch Lumber Company
St. Anthony's Hospital
Dalzell forecast Philippine tariff removal in coming session
Representative Dalzell of Pennsylvania predicts tariffs on Philippine sugar and tobacco will be top issue next winter. As a Rules Committee member and ally of Speaker Cannon, he can influence the house’s program and likely back Taft’s push to remove duties on these two commodities.
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Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Congress
United States
Cannon
House of Representatives
Dalsell
House
Taft
Lewiston Boys Buy Five Acres From Newspaper Proceeds
Earl and Frank Mills aged 12 and 10, sons of M. D. Mills, have paid on a five acre Lewiston tract using earnings from Culdesac and Lewiston newspaper routes. They plan second payment, plant 300 fruit trees, and fence the lot while continuing school. They previously leased three irrigated acres for potatoes yielding about 400 sacks. Wheeler Photo Star studio to reopen September 20 after east study.
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Earl
Frank Mills
M. D. Mills
Lewiston
Culdesac
Royal Anne
Oliver Apple Crop Sold to Walla Walla Firm
Oliver Sella Apple Crop of RK Ia Oliver who owns a premier orchard has sold his entire fall and winter output to the Binalock Fruit company of Walla Walla for about 1500 boxes. The sale, described as one of the cleanest crops this year, includes fruit up to five-tier apples and the packers will arrive in about two weeks to process fruit picked by Mr. Oliver.
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Oliver Sella
Oliver
Binalock Fruit Company
Walla Walla
Bialock Company
Walla Walla Ministers Unite for Fall Meeting
The Walla Walla Ministers Union held its first fall meeting at the First Presbyterian vestry room. Arrangements were made for the next meeting at the Y M C A building where Rev A Bardt will present Isms and Olegies. Pastors will submit their winter study lines to the program committee to select a shared theme.
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First Presbyterian Church
Walla Walla
Grocers Battle Parcel Post Law in Seattle Speech
National Grocers Association official John A. Green urged defeating a proposed parcel post law at a Seattle talk. He warned it would ruin retail grocers and mail order houses, highlighting Bond Bros as a leading clothing seller amid the contentious issue.
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Grocers Wii Pight
Seattle
John A. Grean
Nation
Potall
Thompson Street Crossing Nears Completion at Yard
A new Thompson street crossing of the yards is under construction. The crossing will be about 40 feet wide and substantially built. See Ellerable talking machine.
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Thompson Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Dep't
Oregon
Bond
N. E. Harris
Peoples Warehouse
Vogue Millinery
Main Street
N. B. Harris
Alexander Department Store
Main Street Bridge
Bowman's
Northwest Faiths
Missoula
Mont
Ore
Orofino
Idaho
Nelson
B. C
Redmond
Prosser
Waeh
Great Falls
North Yakima
Wash
Colville
Anaconda
McMinnville
Pendleton, Obe
Victoria
FB. C
Spokane
Helena
Grangeville
Puyallup
New Westminster
Caldwell
Solo
Davenport
Oregon City
Colfax
Faber City
Wilbur
Prineville
Hales
Louis Hunziker
Japan
Ise
Kochi
Koeprens
Pdaughter
Mra
Ross Carney
Cincinnati
Maggie Adler
Jack" Candish
Clear
Nevada
Salt Lake and
San Pedro
THE
Pendleton, Oregon
M. B. Gwinn
T. J. Morris
J. W. Maloney
T. G. Montgomery
Asst
Lewiston Boys
Wheeler Photo Starlio C. & Wheeler
Ben
Y Ely
Rollo
Mailly Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Ellerable Talking Machine
Cloak & Suit
Coats
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Star Theater
Eve Foud A
Nelsons
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