Pendleton ads mix of goods and services hits market stalls
A jumble of local ads lists farm loans, groceries, cigars, clothing, furniture, and miscellaneous goods in Pendleton. It notes prices on olives and candies, furniture sales, house rentals, hats, shoes, and a fall fashion push, with references to local stores, a dentist sale, and an upcoming fruit fair with a 10,000 dollar carnival budget.
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P. O
Pendleton
Oregon
Walla Walla
Washington State
Town notices and personals from a Oregon entry
James Hill arrives from Helix and Henry Means from Echo. Wanted bell boy at Hotel Pendleton. Apply at hotel office. W. H. H. Scott returns from Salem and Portland. A beautiful foot makes a woman attractive. Lee Teutsch supplies necessary footwear. Wanted woman to cook and do general housework for a family of three. Leeser's bakery advertised. Master Dave Hill seeks boarding and school, will attend public school. Damon Lodge Knights of Pythias to meet. business of importance to be transacted. members urged to attend. An unknown disease devastates Lane County sheep herds. suspected grub worm in nostrils. no treatment yet.
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James Hill
Helix
Henry Means
Echo
Bell Boy
Pendleton
W. H. H. Scott
Salem
Portland
Lee Teutsch
Leeser’s Bakery
Dave Hill
Damon Lodge
Knights of Pythiae
Lane County
Last Week Weather Report by Volunteer William Hilton
Weather summary reports last week by William Hilton show highs from 68 to 80 degrees and lows from 40 to 50, with 0.68 inch of rain. Conditions included smoky Sunday, partly cloudy Monday and Thursday, clear Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday, and cloudy Friday. Winds: west on Sunday Monday Tuesday Friday Saturday, north on Wednesday, northwest on Thursday.
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William Hilton
Coyote bounty law gains support in Morrow County
Sheriff EB M Shutt affirms broad Morrow County backing for continuing the scalp bounty to protect the sheep industry. He notes the $2 payout has incentivized spring coyote hunts and reduced pests, with coyotes now scarce in the county. He urges Eastern Oregon unity on the measure per the Heppner Gazette.
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EB. M. Shutt
Morrow County
Oregon
Heppner Gazette
Lynching in Marshfield Triggers Demands for Punishment
In Marshfield yesterday a lynching of a Black man provoked calls for swift punishment of the assailants. The editor argues the district attorney and sheriff must identify the leaders and bring justice, condemning the act as disgraceful and urging the governor to use authority to deter future lawlessness.
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Oregon
Marshfield
Shold
Oregon Ia
Kine's Grove Opens Winter Dance Season
Sunday and Saturday crowds filled Kine's Grove as Kirikoman's Orchestra provided fine music. The opening dance night drew a good crowd and many enjoyed the continuation of winter gaieties at the Easting dance hall.
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Kine's Grove
Kirikoman
Easting Dance Hall
Notice to all parties in Pendleton area
All parties knowing themselves invited to me will please call and settle at once, as I am arranging to leave Pendleton, Henry Schultz.
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Pendleton
Henry Schultz
Preventing Forest Fires Through Sheep Pasture in Oregon
Ashwool Prospector argues that eastern Oregon forest districts benefit from stock pasturage. He asserts that forests remain fire resistant where sheep graze reserves, as thinning undergrowth reduces fuel and slows fire spread. Timber men and forest protective associations are learning this lesson, he says.
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Oregon
Ashwool
Hedges Divorce Granted in Nellie Hedges Case
Judge Bi grants Nellie Hedges a divorce from James W. Hedges. Custody of a minor child awarded to the plaintiff who may resume the maiden name Nellie Donn. Peter West represented the plaintiff in court proceedings.
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Elvenic Court
Nellie Hedges
James W. Hedges
Nellie Donn
Peter West
Notice on Debt Liability by George L. Horsman
Notice states personal liability for debts rests only with the signer and not with any others. The declaration names George L. Horsman as the responsible party and disclaims responsibility for others' debts.
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George L. Horsman
Birmingham Panic Toll and Injuries Estimated
Late reports from the scene of the recent colored panic at Birmingham Alabama give the number of dead as 116 and a rough estimate of the linger injuries.
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Birmingham
Ala
Books Books Fresh supply of bound editions offered
Daily arrivals list new items including E. P. Roe fancy bound books priced at 45 cents each. Stores advertise ongoing stock and bargain prices for readers seeking affordable bindings.
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E. P. Roe
Paper Bound Books for Small Savings
Several hundred titles available in compact paper bound editions priced to suit tight budgets. Each book lists quality content in a durable format suitable for thrift readers and value-conscious buyers seeking affordable reading material.
Candy Catalog Snippet with Assorted Drops and Squares
A fragment lists 29 candy varieties including new line fancy drops Ye pound Boston baked beans mint lozenges and cocoanut squares along with assorted imperials and strong lemon drops. The line ends with a stray word from and looks like an advertisement fragment for confectionery selections.
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Boston
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J. M. Leezer
Whitaker
Hawley Bros
Seibert & Shhulz
Bowman
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Chris
Ranley
Jack Candish
Patton
A. Nelson
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Rihorn & Cook
Taylor
E. D. Boyd
Dora Geiger
Tallman & Co
L. Hunziker
Jeweler
Optician
Hot Door
Alexander
Kine’s Grove
Peoples Warehouse
The
Central
Men’s Outfitters
Wes
Topeka
Kansas
Frederick Nolf
Santa Claus Headquarters
Gus LA Fontaine
Transefer
Crowner Telephone
Portland Business College
Park and
Washington Streets
F. Armestrong
LL. B
Principa
Baker & Folsom
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