Local Shop Variety Ad Fragments Deliver Daily
A collage of shop names and offerings appears, listing furniture, paints, wallpaper, groceries, clothing, hats, carpets, and candles. Mentions Martin's Grocery, Fra ink store, Gratz's, Rohrman’s, Teutsch’s, and Fraint ink, with home services, painting, and wallpaper hanging. References to delivery by The Peoples War House and notices for local real estate and pianos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoirigerital Menta
Schwarts & Grealtinh Co
Fraint Ink Store
Gratz's
Robrman
Wilson
Cartine
Charles Lane
Miiane
T. Wade & Son
Eyes and Vision Testing Offered with Modern Equipment
The notice urges prompt eye examinations for painful eyes or impaired vision. It states that the eyes are the most delicate sense organs and emphasizes available modern instruments for testing and diagnosing eye health.
Personal notes on visitors and residents in La Grande area
A series of brief personal mentions lists George Peterson of La Grande as a business visitor, T. G. Hailey visiting Adams for court, and Mr. and Mrs. Gay Clark with family hosting friends in Athena. Also named are R. Ball of American Type Foundry in town for company business, Louis Hagen family guests in Athena, J. R. Oliver resigning to settle in Quincy, and H. W. Stewart seeking a Roseburg bank cashier position. other locals travel to Walla Walla, Portland, Spokane, and Grand Ronde for business, farming, or family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peterson
la Grande
T. G. Hailey
Adams
Gay Clark
Athena
R. Ball
American Type Foundry
Louis Hagen
J. R. Oliver
Mountain Division
Quincy
V. Knox
Weston
Nat H. Webb
Walla Walla
Heapner
L. E. Therkelsen
O. Pp. Barkwell
C. E. Roosevelt
Portland
T. FP. Rourke
Roosevelt H.W. Stewart
Roseburg
Humy
W. M. Pierce
Grand Ronde
ROW OVER A CHILD MR CARLYLE WALKS OFF WITH BABY
J A Carlyle of Baker City separated from his wife took their child for a short walk yesterday afternoon near Walters mill. The child was seen with him at the depot the next morning when officers persuaded him to return the child to its mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carlyle
Walters’ Mill
J. A. Carlyle
Baker City
Carhele
Mil
Carlyle
The Peoples Warehouse Promises New Big Gifts
In a boastful reminiscence the store claims past gifts including a parlor set worth 50 dollars and trips or items such as a World’s Fair ticket, bicycles, rifles, and fur coats. It announces a grand gift event on Saturday October 1st offering a round trip to St Louis World’s Fair, a fur coat or salt, and hats, asserting leadership in town commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Warehouse
Chicago
Mrs Martin Anderson Returns From Hot Lake
Mrs Martin Anderson returned this morning from Hot Lake where she has been with her husband Mr Anderson for some time Doctors initially suspected appendicitis but later diagnosed inflammatory rheumatism Youhn went to the sanatorium at Hot Lake hoping the waters would aid his recovery but he did not improve
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Anderson
Hot Lake
Mr. Anderson
A Little Story About Coffer
A prose piece by a leading coffee dealer details how coffee beans are grown processed and transformed into the beverage. The instructive article emphasizes careful preparation and the wholesome results, inviting readers to study the described methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffer
Ann
Ronnie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martin's
Neuman’s
Sharp
U . Rader
M. A
Teutsch’s
Rohrman’s
Joerger's
Frazier's
Dave Ingrang
Teatsch’s
Raders Furniture
Frank BA
Gratz’s
McKay Cab Co
Preferida
Rees’ Clout
Court Street
Hanlon's
Vincent Street
Crane
Hured
Nolf*a
Bigey Mare
Iriver
Wilson & Carnine
Cottonwood Street
Neagle Bros
Cole
Wade & Son
Inland Empire Piano House
Bridge
Meacham
J. J. McConnell
Johnson Street
Martin
Ross
Pendleton
the Peoples War House
Express
Lee Teutsch’s Big Store
Main and
Alta
Hunziker
Turkey
Koeppen
Peoples
New York
New Capes
the Peoples’ Warehouse
Cloak and Suit House
Fuet
Finneran
Douglas
Gloria
Water Ux
Boston
FA Mei Ting Rar
Amshone
Blund
Geo
Hansett’s
Haviland Royal Austrian
Bite Thenolf Store
C.F. Galesworthy
East
Alta St
Lee
Olympia
Cag
The
Oregon Daily Journal
Fraxler
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