Entra Nous Hats Debut In East Style Boom
The Entra Nous line features the latest stiff hat with square crown in all sizes priced at 3.50. A new flat set derby is offered at 3.50 with the popular Round-up hat and official Round-up bands 50 cents. Prices range 2.95 to 5.35 for official Round-up hats.
Hermiston Starts Circulating Library
Hermiston Oregon reports the formation of the Hermiston circulating library with L J Campbell as president and a 26 member start. The group plans to exchange books biweekly and charge a per-book cost, making readers owners after a year. Also notes arrivals of eastern colonists, land proofs, apple packing school, and a big onion harvest with weights up to three pounds. A. Barrett and L L Mann are noted visitors. Chamberlains cough remedy is recommended for croup.
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Hermiston
Ore
Hermiston Circulating Library
L. J. Campbell
Edgar Loudenslager
F. R. Reeves Rev
Wi. Cash
Mre
Ericksen
John and
Carl Warner
Erie
Penn
O. A. Barrett
Athena
L. L. Mann
Pendleton
MI O NA stomach tablets claim quick indigestion relief
Tallman Co sells MI O NA stomach tablets guaranteed to cure indigestion gas heartburn and distress within five minutes. A testimonial from A J Fish credits relief after years of stomach trouble. Boxes cost 50 cents with free trial offers from Booths Mi o na Buffalo NY.
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A. J. Fish
N. Y
Tallmans
Booth
Buffalo
The Pacific Monthly Introductory Offer
The Pacific Monthly of Portland Oregon promotes a six month trial for fifty cents with a February 1 1911 acceptance deadline. It promises full information on western resources including reclamation projects free land fruit dairying poultry and government districts.
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The
Pacific Monthly
Portland
Oregon
Rockies
Jack Landon
Washington
Idaho
California
the Pacific Monthly
Vote for R. W. Henneman in direct primary stance
Paid advertisement urges voting for R. W. Henneman who supports Statement No. 1 and opposes assembly and machine politics. The piece ends with a humorous aside about Baltimore Lunch patrons, noting their hunger.
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R. W. Henneman
Assembly
Pendleton Sealed Bids For Fire Hose and Gear
Sealed bids will be received at the Pendleton city recorder’s office until September 8, 1910 at 7 30 p m for 600 feet standard 2 12 inch fire hose with couplings 1 hose expander standard make and 6 ample protectors. Bids must state prices delivered to Pendleton Oregon. City reserves right to reject all bids. Dated Pendleton September 11 1910. THOS FITZGERALD City Recorder. Automobile for hire day or night Phone Main 74.
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City Recorder
City of
Pendleton
Oregon
Thos, Fitzgerald
New Boat Line for The Dalles to Cascade Locks
A new boat service will run daily between The Dalles and Cascade Locks using the steamer Tahoma. The People's Transportation Company will operate with departures at 7 a.m. from The Dalles and 2 p.m. return trips, first runs within days after incorporation. Joy Pond of Watches, Vancouver. Wash. Philip Daake, 10, arrested for stealing a watch and chain from a painter on the Columbia School building. chain returned, watch smashed with an ax. A lady's watch stolen from Redmond & Raiche's book store was found on Daake. a watch belonging to Baward Foster also found. Twenty-fifth and rail road.
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Dalles
Cascade Locks
The
People's Transportation Company
Joy Pond
Vancouver
Wash
Phillip Daake
Columbia
Redmond & Raiche
Baward Foster
Robbery by a Bricklayer at Monday Morning
Dr John Allen, a bricklayer in Klamath Falls, held up a carpenter contractor with a shotgun, forcing him to drop pocket contents. He claimed the payment was for chimney work. Allen was jailed on robbery and dangerous weapon charges, likely mentally unstable. Nearby witnesses alerted police. Dayton receives 100000 donation for a technical school. Marcel Pietrzycki, Dayton philanthropist, left 100000 for a public technical school to be run with the city’s schools. trustees include the mayor, superior court judge, and a school board member.
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John Allen
A. Bodack
United States Reclamation Office
Allen
Bo- Gack
County Gall
Allen i
Dayton
Walla Walla
Wash
Marcel Pietrzycki
Pietragen
Public Schools of
Superior Court
Fortune Won by Fraud in Seattle Probate Case
Mrs. Mary Jeffs widow of pioneer Richard Jeffs seeks to set aside deeds transferring 449 acres of Seattle farming land and city lots to her son in law Henry Shade. She alleges Shade exploited her illiteracy in a cleft trust act and misrepresented papers as a will. The $200,000 estate is at stake in the superior court.
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Seattle
Mary Jeffs
Richard Jeffs
White River Valley
Henry Shade
Jeffs
Shade
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