J H Peare on Warranty Deeds and Title Plans
In California the author argues against warranty deeds as unnecessary. He suggests relying on a title abstract instead and cites risk of hidden defects. The write up endorses consulting J R Oliver for guidance on proper property transfers.
Pinesalve 15 LEA Root Carbolizeg voamecr
A fragmentary notice mentions Pinesalve and a product name 15 LEA Root Carbolizeg voamecr with unclear context. Readable text provides no dates or actions. Further details are unavailable in the surviving passage.
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Pacific Northwest theatre chain forms $400000 company
The Star theatre in this city joins a regional circle of leading moving picture houses under a single corporate umbrella valued at 400000 dollars. Mor ton Cohn and associates organize the People's Am usement Company to operate in Oregon Idaho and Washington, absorbing fourteen venues including Star Arcade Oh Joy Hippodrome Orpheum Lyceum Alaska Olymp ic Star The Dalles and Grand Theatre Calwell Idaho. The firm plans to standardize programs across cities and towns while denying encroachment on smaller theatres, with offices secured in the Rothschild building.
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Star Theatre
Pacific Northwest
Oregofilam
Northwest
Morton Cohn
People’s Amusement Company
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
Portland
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Arcade
Oh Joy
Hippodrome
Orpheum
Sixth St
Palace
Bijou
Lyceum
Alaska
Olympic
Seattle
la Grande
Grand Theatre of
the Dalles
Calwell
Cohn
Rothachild
Rip Van Winkle Play Receives Mixed Audience Response
The Steward stage production of Rip Van Winkle drew fair satisfaction with strong lines by the lead and Vivian Baker delivering The Little Girl to full approval. The wife character and other adults were weaker, but the overall impression remained positive for the one part play.
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Rip van Winkle
Steward
Rip
Vivian Baker
Mrs. Chas
Pendleton Traction Fund Reaches Target and Starts Plans
Pendleton reports $25 000 secured for a traction system with further subscriptions possible as a local committee praises the progress. An interurban feeder line is promised linking Pendleton with west and south county areas. The fundraising meeting in Pendleton City Hall followed hours of soliciting and yielded about 50 000 dollars in total, with the remainder to be raised by the traction company itself. An engineer was briefly in town but was sent back. survey work is expected to begin soon.
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Pendleton
Pendletons
West End
Traction Company
D. Fits Gerald
Fitz Gerald
Walla Walla
Garden City
Interurban Rail Plan Faces County Route Choices
The company plans to build six miles of track in and around the city and extend interurban lines using gasoline electric cars. Two toiles of steel will arrive in three monthly installments eight miles per shipment. First interurban extension reaches west end country, second to Ukiah. oppose a route to Athena.
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FitzGerald
West End
Ukiah
Athena
Doctor Suffers Arm Break From Car Crank Incident
Pendleton Tribune reports Dr. D. J. McFaul broke a forearm last Saturday while cranking his car. The handle snapped back due to excessive compression and an over-advanced sparker, striking his wrist.
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D. J. McFaul
Pendleton Tribune
Le Grande Jordan Sells Journals to Enter Prize Contest
Le Grande Jordan plans to sell the Journal to fund a bid for a $100 pony outfit after winning the January state championship prize for the Saturday Evening Post. He will also handle the Ladies Home Journal. orders can be placed by phone at Red 631 or at Selder's store. The March Journal will be available the first of the week.
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le Grande Jordan
Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
Selder's
March Journal
Bot Water Bottles Promise Reliable Use
A new line of Bot Water Bottles is advertised as reliable with a warranty exceeding a year and priced just under a rival company name Newlin Drag Company.
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Rt’ Newlin Drag Company
Coat Lost at Banquet Recovered by Owner
A guest who left an overcoat at the banquet last evening is asked to return to the office to claim and receive his coat.
Carpenters Agree to Higher Wages in La Grande
In La Grande Oregon on January 13 1010 carpenters sign wage agreement effective April 1 1910 setting a nine hour day rate at 4.00 dollars. They pledge not to accept wages below this level amid rising living costs. Signers include J N Kohl W A Ludiker Joseph Horstman M M Mangus Thomas H Moore and others.
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Oregon
J. N. Kohl
W. A. Ludiker
Joseph Horstman
M. M. Mangus
H. Moore
F. Meee
Spiker
C. L. Spiker
J. Spiker
G. Greene
W. G. O. Chapman
J. L. Slater
Ik _D. Sagetn
Kammerer
Ste Louis Wright
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