Bond Bros and local ads fill fall city brief
Bee Bond Bros advertises dry wood Benjamin suits and Chrysolite ware from Goodman Hardware. Dance at Eagle Mall with Johnson’s Orchestra. Furnished rooms near Main street bridge and Bowman's photo studio. Help wanted at 116 West High. Lost spectacles gold rimmed. Dr. Cole resumes practice. Shotgun shells stocked at Goodman Hardware. Christian ladies serve meals in MalarKey building. Hiawatha hair tonic guarantees growth with $100. For sale by Tallman & Co.
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Benjamin
Bond
Donnaldson's
Hast Court
Campbell
West High Street
New Tallor
Express
Alexander Department Store
Alexander Department
West Court Street
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hall Tonle Co
I'Tallman & Co
Clock catalog with varied prices across rooms
An advertisement lists clocks for harvest field kitchen mantle and personal clocks with prices from 0c to 2 dollars for harvest field clocks, 2.50 to 96 dollars for kitchen clocks, and 5 to 258 dollars for mantle clocks. It promises a personal guarantee with each clock and urges good goods at the right prices.
Insurance man injured in buggy accident on Dil Creek
FE Stoeesel was thrown from a buggy near Bireh Creek when the neck yoke broke, causing the team to run. He struck his head and was taken to the hospital for treatment. Read the East Oregonian.
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FE. Stoeesel
Bireh Creek
Dil
Stoeasel
Hermiston Announces Major Building Boom This Fall
Hermiston plans a large fall construction surge including a new Haptic church and school, 15 residences on the west side, cottages on the east, and several business houses. Officials predict population doubling soon as exports to Joente and land purchases in the area rise, with land hoped from the East Umatilla project.
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Hermiston
Joente
Evst
Campbell's Automatic Safety Gas Demonstration At Pendleton Fair
Take notice that Campbell’s Automatic Safety Gas and Gasoline Burner are on exhibition at the Pendleton fair. Inspect burners and patents as the company seeks small stock subscriptions from the community. This is presented as a legitimate proposition with support from Oregon business leaders. The inventor, company president, and Wm Davidson, the company’s special representative, are at the Hotel Pendleton safe grounds for a few days.
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Campbell
Oregon
Wm Davidson
Hotel Pendleton
Tropical Alaska August Temperature Record
Seward Alaska reports August mean temperature at 55.17 degrees the warmest in two years. July averaged 55 degrees and August 1906 shows 54.89 with last month highs near 74 and lows around 43. Last month had seven clear days two cloudy twelve partly cloudy and rain on ten days. July had four clear days. August 1906 had six.
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Seward
Alaska
Oregon and Washington suffragists plan joint Seattle convention
Will Triltate Oregon Women, a Washington suffragist group, hold their eighteenth annual convention in Seattle on September 27. They announce a campaign in this state for equal rights soon after the Oregon effort concludes. A mention of light snow flurries occurs in Chicago with brief visibility.
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Oregon
Washington
Seattle
City Honors Many Visitors At District Fair
Mayor T A Lieuallen and guests tour the fair as Milton resident C C McKenzie and others visit. Hermiston real estate man L Oldaker, editor C Sanderson and numerous residents attend events. Travelers from Adams, Echo and Union arrive, while Miss Markham and Miss Myrtle Hl reach to visit kin. Members head to Portland for Knights Templar and state convention.
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T. A. Lieuallen
Cc. J. McKenzie
Milton
J. D. Plamondon
Athena
BR. Thormas Js
Helix
Viert
CC. Hager
Bingham &Bringsie
L. Oldaker
Hermiston
Mra
J. F. McNaught
H. A. Richardson
Adams
Theodore Danner
George Peringer
Portland
Anna Markham
T. C. Taylor
Robert Forster
Myrtle Hl
B. A. Marquis
E. P. Todd
Oleo
Sponges and Coral Found in Day's Harbor Alaska
Seward Gateway reports sponge specimens from Day's harbor prove Alaska's tropic like conditions. Peel and Filardeau brought in fine textured sponges and a coral reef discovery near Duss harbor, with a tow previously found in adjacent bays.
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Alaska
Day's Harbor
Kenn Peninsula
Seward Gateway
A. Peel
Joe Filardeau
Duss Harbor
Haya
Seattle Business Excursion to Wallula Tour
A large delegation of Seattle businessmen will tour the state from 7 to 10 Thursday morning. They aim to meet as many customers as possible and to view the country east of the mountains to gauge general conditions of affairs on the range side, as reported by the Statesman.
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Seattle
Moming
Wallan Walla
Affalfa
Marriage Licenses Issued to Several Couples Today
Marriage licenses were issued today to Bille Con Nerley and Jane Wella, Bert Nation and Bertha Ross. The notice lists the couples and reflects the local record of licenses granted.
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Bille Con Nerley
Jane Wella
Bert Nation
Bertha
Ross
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Ise
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Pullman
Washington State College
Dr. C. Sanderson
Trewater Times
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Echo
J. B. Mumford
Ocean Park
Waeh
A. E. Eberhardt
Walla Walla
J. A. Carlson
Kamala
Slater
Bert Huffman
W. T. Kidwell
Pilot Rock
A.C. Henderson
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Harold
Panman Wash
A. Pursel
Union
G. &. Hotsington
Arthur Beacham
Kay
Salem
C. F. Colenworthy
Wid
Charles Shuman
McKay Creek
J. W. Compton
Walla Watli
la Grande
Alice M. Bell
Imnaha
E. 8. McComas
Mrs. Dell
Tmnaha
New Perce
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Matlock Building
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Washington & Tenth Sts
Portland, Org
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Washington State
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Palouse
Spokane
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Northern Pacific Railway
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Portland Oregon
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