Local Ads and Notices Mix From Pendleton Area
A jumble of local classifieds includes rental listings at Judd building and 719 Lilleth, wood and coal sales from Kopitzke Gillanders, indoor amenities at the State Hotel, services from Snyder tree spraying, moving and baggage hauling, room and house rentals, a lost horse notice, planing mill stock, and real estate prompts from Livermore and Bickers. Also mentions Orpheum cinema, Pendleton Planing Mill, and various telephone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd
F. EB
Judd. I
Snyder
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
Orpheum
Aura Street
Pendleton Planing
West Webb Street
Main Street
Lee Teutsch
Sorre
T. J
B. A. Morton
Lilleth
Work Horses for Sale in Helix Oregon
For sale twelve head good work horses. For further particulars address Jamey Hill Helix Orexon or call at my ranch four and one half miles west of Helix.
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Jamey Hill
Helix
Orexon
Knights of Pythias meeting announced this evening
Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias will hold a regular session this evening. All Knights are urged to attend. A A Best, C C, R W Fletcher, K R &.
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Aucation Knights
Damon Lodge
K. of P
A. A. Best
C. C
R. W. Fletcher
K. R
Grand Inst theater presents Germain Regin Lola Norwood show
At the Grand Inst a royal night featured Germain and Regin alongside Miss Lola Norwood. An orchestra of Bisbee Connelly Goedecke and Manning impressed patrons, previously led by Mrs Manning. A strong vaudeville lineup and quality motion pictures pleased audiences, with hopes for a full orchestra soon.
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Germain
Regin
Lola Norwood
Broncho Billy
Hemit
Bisbee
Connelly
Goedecke
Manning
Mra Manning
Grand Theater
Beauty Patches Revived by Milady of London
London notes patch fashion returns with draped gowns and lace. In Bond Street and Piccadilly women wear large round beauty patches under the left eye, while indoors sheer directoire gowns reveal garters and fine stockings. Dimple patches have not appeared yet.
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London
Bond Street
Piccadilly
Directoire
Wayfarer Survives Seventeen Days in Straw Stack
John Wannamaker, known as Man-John, was found near Tisdale after wandering from Prince Albert with no money. He reportedly lived 17 days in a straw stack on the open prairie, subsisting on oats shaken from frozen stalks and snow for water. He crawled into a haystack shelter at Crooked River overnight, and woke with severely frozen feet, finally receiving assistance after 17 days.
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Wayfarer
Tisdale
John Wannamaker
Prince Albert
Wannamaker
Crooked River
Hug Keeps Dance Alive in Denver Lecture
Father Benedict urges young women to preserve dancing by staying open to socialized pairings. He notes married couples dance with others and warns about kissing as a germ risk, advising two kisses per evening during courtship.
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Denver
Father Benedict
Man Finds Ease in Earning by Listening to Conscience
A concise view notes that a person can more easily earn money when aligned with personal moral choices. The observation implies integrity supports steady financial success and long term trust.
Personal visits and calls noted around Pendleton area
Mrs. W C Shulte visits in Walla Walla and many residents from Hermiston Helix Echo and Pendleton make business and social trips. Carl Cooley, bookkeeper at Alexander's, spent yesterday in La Grande. W R Reinhart of Marshall Wells left for points west after local stay. Royal Sawtelle, jeweler, left for Portland to answer a Wong Si Sam murder subpoena.
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Carl Cooley
Alexander’s
la Grande
George Gannon
Pasco
T. C. Taylor
Hot Lake
W .R. Reinhart
Marshall Wells Hardware Company
Portland
Dee Matlock
Cass Matlock
Ketchum
Edward Matock
Carl Bowscher
Movie fever grips Rock Millville patrons by weekly accounts
In Rock Millville New Jersey, three amusement houses draw large crowds as film and vaudeville shows surge. Factory workers and mill employees use weekly accounts to pay their entertainment, with soldiers and widows sometimes settling from pensions. Relatively poor patrons join crowds, and churches offer entertainments, yet the theater trade grows steadily.
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Rock Millville
N. J
Prize dog saves master by alerting fire on rug
In Louisville Kentucky a prize winning collie owned by W J Atkinson woke his master after hot coals fell from a grate and blistered the rug. The dog whined and scratched at the bedroom door and led to the burned rug spots and its blistered paws.
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Louteville
W. J. Atkinson
Mr. Atkinson
Leg Worth 12500 an Inch in Rail Accident Suit
M C Gray of Nodaway county seeks 25000 damages from Burlington Railroad after an accident near Villisca Iowa left him missing two inches of his left leg. He alleges the engine ran into the caboose he rode due to negligence and excessive speed while he was en route to Chicago with cattle. The case will be heard in federal court in St Joseph Missouri with Gray a stockman.
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Stockman
Missouri
St. Joseph
M. C. Gray
Nodaway County
Burlington Railroad Company
Burlington
Gray
Villisca
Echo Ben Selling club organizes thirteen members
Echo Oregon April report on the Ben Selling club forming with thirteen members. Thomas Ross elected president and E KR Ware secretary. Also notes on local events, telephone line construction from Heppner to Pendleton via Echo, Impressions from church social, and various residents' travels and visits.
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Echo
Ore
Apri
Gus C. Mosler
Portland
J. T. Hinkle
Thomas Ross
E. KR. Ware
C. P. Bowman
Farmers’ Telephone Line
Heppner
Pendleton
Umatilla
Hermiston
Stanfield
M. E. Church
John G. Thomaz
Villa
Albert Mullins
J. B. Strandley
Clarkston
Wash
Zetta Galbra
Co. A. Cannon
Blanch Small
Ruth Young
Anna Waugh
Irene Rippey
Aged Westerner Finds Sweetheart Of Youth Romance Ends In Wooster
In Wooster Ohio a fifty year separation ends in remarriage as David W Hartzier aged 21 and Lizzie Ferdenwald aged 20 reunite after Hartzier’s western fortune and a later marriage. A preacher unites them but the bride dies soon after dawn leaving Hartzier alone with memories.
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Wooster
Ohio
David W. Hartzier
Lizzie Ferdenwald
Hartzier
Smithville
Horse injures child in Germantown incident
An eleven year old boy, William Robinson, suffered a broken lower jaw and deep facial lacerations after patting a horse tied near his home. The horse reared and kicked, throwing him to the pavement. He was rushed to a hospital with serious injuries that could prove fatal.
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Tas
Philadelphia
William Robinson
Germantown
China drives demand for hair clippers in Seattle
A Manila wholesaler says Chinese buyers order 1000 dozen barber's hair clippers for loyal Republicans who now wear short hair. The clippers went to China from the United States via Manila.
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Seattle
United States
China
J. P. Hellbronn
Manila
Orient
Fim
Frustrated Flirts Draw Men Like Fly Paper
A quirky observation notes that flirts attract men like sticky flypaper, often leading to similar outcomes. The piece comments on the pattern with a wry tone and brief humor.
Cancer Death Toll Drives University Warning
University of Colorado professor Dr. Clay E. Griffin warns that about 40,000 Americans die from cancer annually, costing the nation roughly 208 million dollars. He argues $500,000 spent on public education could save 17 million in the first year, noting cancer paste X ray and operations as treatment options. Immediate treatment improves survival odds from three in 100,000 to one in three if neglected.
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Boulder
Colo
Twenteen
Clay E. Giffin
University of Colorado
University Scientific Society
Griffin
United States
Burglar Shoots Long Beach Officer In Home Invasion
Long Beach police officer Thommae Borden and his wife confronted a burglar at their home after church. Borden was struck in the brain by a single bullet as three shots rang out. The fleeing burglar wounded a bystander before escaping down the street.
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Long Beach
Tang Beach
Cal
Thommae Borden
Borden
Missouri Women Oppose Skirt Style and Street Step Change
In St. Joseph Missouri a local East St. Joseph women's club pushes for lower street steps by at least one foot. The petition seeks city action to alter sidewalk and stair design, but members report strong resistance from others who prefer current styles.
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Missouri
St. Joseph
East St. Joseph
Cara
Ft Wii
Women Seek Streetcar Step Changes After Decline
Women press for reform after the street railway company declines action. If ignored, they plan to take the matter to the public utilities commission. They reject requests to alter skirt styles and instead demand changes to street car steps for safety and accessibility.
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Public Utilities Cormission
Up to Date Noodle Parlors to Open Tuesday Evening
Up to Date Noodle Parlors and The Con Dung Low Chop Suey and Noodle Parlors will open Tuesday at seven o clock and close at two o clock in the morning. Located under State Hotel on Somer Webb and Cottonwood streets. Phone Main 567. Tray orders a specialty. Company props. Small men feel big when standing on their dignity.
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State Hotel
Somer Webb
Cottonwood Streets
Main
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Coats
F. E. Livengood & Company
Ladies and Children’s Store
Johnson Street
Bent, Burroughs
Pendleton Planing Mill
J. G. Miller
EB. Court Street
The
Webb and
East Oregonian
Livermore & Bickers
Oregon
F. J. Ronaldson
Milady
W. C. Shulte
Walla Walla
Fred Weber
California
James A. Cooper
Selling Club
Dave
SERS
Ant
Tallman & Co
Central Meat Market
St. & IL
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