Nyssa Local Businesses and Notices Ad Bouquet
Nyssa Improvement Company promotes Nyssa and orchard interests. Commercial Barn offers horse care and hay. Pastime theatre shows more moving pictures than any other theater. Five room furnished house for sale. Vogue Millinery linked parlor services. Desert land claim 160 acres in Umatilla county. Irrigated Lands Corporation Nyssa Oregon. Tickets for Trip Around the World sale. Lost muff near Alta street. Wanted: second hand centrifugal pump 10 inch suction pipe. Address box 1 Echo Oregon.
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Nyssa
Alta Street
Walters
Finder Seave
J. M. Bentley
E. P. Tulloch
R. & Jackson
Echo
Oregon
Fisherman dodges franchise quiz in seaside encounter
A political candidate asks a fisherman for a vote at a shore hut. The fisherman, puzzled by the term franchise, suggests his mate may have it due to illness or rheumatism, reflecting a humorous view of election rhetoric from the London Labour Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Orpheum Today's Program At The Picture Show
At the Orpheum today a six film program features Mystery of Temple Court The Plucky Suitor The Value of Ande The Eye Trust Rags Old Iron Song-Taffy Three thousand feet of new motion pictures per show Show runs 1 30 to 10 30 daily Changes three times a week Admission ten cents Tomorrow new features include The Victim of a Flat Maid of the Mountains Over the Appenings of Italy The Interrupted Honeymoon and Easaway comedy Nest style with lively performances.
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Orpheum
Temple Court
Vitagraph
Ande
The
Eye Trust
Italy
Aetorm
Three Big Feature Films At One Show Sunday
Sunday program presents Praikenstein a dramatic silent drama famed as the most absorbing ever. The Enchanted Castle offers a romantic comedy drama filled with laughs and thrills. The Irish Boy portrays a realistic dramatic tale told with steady gripping momentum from start to finish.
Trip Around the World from Pendleton Fair
For 76 cents Pendleton residents can tour Japan Holland Scotland Ireland Italy Egypt in a simulated world tour. Native costumes songs and refreshments from each country are presented by local performers, with staged scenes from empires, castles, and famous landmarks.
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Pendleton
Japan
Holland
Greeny Hills
Oregon
Scotland
Ireland
Colleans
Blarney Castle
Egypt
Alwayer Low
Cleopatra
Weather and civic notes from Pendleton and county
Weather saw a low of 42 and high of 66 with 0.04 inch rain. A marriage license was issued to George E Shoemaker and Ellen Cornfield, county residents. One drunk forfeited his $5 bail for failing to appear in police court. Ernest Ruppe resigns as editor of the Semis Weekly Tribune. Carl Engdahl will take the post. A B Cade, northwest inspector for transcontinental freight bureau, visiting Pendleton. Local Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union holds a session this afternoon in the Hagle Woodman building. county meeting set for next Saturday in the city.
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George E. Shoemaker
Ellen Cornfield
Tribune
Ernest Ruppe
Bsemis
Ruppe
Fulton
Carl Engdahl
A. B. Cade
Northwest
William Dedman
Tec
The
Farmers Educational and Co-Operative Union
Hagle-Woodman
Woman's League Meeting Plans Local Chapter Formation
Members and applicants for membership in the American Woman's League will meet Thursday April T at 7 30 p m in the rest room at City Hall to organize a local chapter. Those considering joining may sign applications then and will not be too late to join the Founders Chapter.
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Woman's League
American Woman's League
League
Ign
Rock Injures 14-Year-Old During Schoolyard Ball
Ever Ett Daubner, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Daubner, was struck above the right eye by a rock while playing ball on Washington school grounds this morning. The injury is above the eye but does not affect vision. he was with friends using a rock as the ball.
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Washington School
Everett Daubner
Mra. A. R. Daubner
Ind
Divercing After 30 Years of Marriage at Pilot Rock
Charles J. Jenkins of Pilot Rock files for divorce from Charlotte Jenkins after about thirty years of marriage and a 25 year Oregon residence. He alleges cruel treatment including accusations of insanity and threats, and says she forced him to sleep in the granary on their farm for 12 years.
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Charles J. Jenkins
Pilot Rock
Sult
Charlotte Jenkins
Kansas
Oregon
Jenkins
Laymen's Missionary Meeting Ends in Portland
Rev. Charles Quinney reports a great crowd at the Layman's Missionary movement gathering in Portland. He joined the Tuesday banquet attended by over a thousand delegates and notes renewed pledges to support foreign missions across diverse denominations uniting for evangelization in this generation.
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Charles Quinney
Portland
Quinney
Wrecking Cranes Aid Pendleton Box Car Recovery
At Pendleton depot this morning a coal car ran off its spur. Wrecking cranes in the yard swiftly lifted and repositioned the derailed car, preventing a delay and allowing normal operations.
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Pendleton
Kiven
Fes
Vassar College Prep Students Face Size Debate
Trustees weigh expanding facilities to serve more students or limiting class size. Some favor a larger school, while others fear loss of Vassar's culture and prestige. Principal Mrs J R Kendrick warns that a bigger student body could erode the fixed prestige of the Vassar graduate.
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Pougihkeopaie
Vaewir
Hue Hay
Viessir
J. R. Kendrick
Vassar
Automatic Telephone Service Expands to Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove Oregon expects automatic telephone service to begin May 1 as Pacific Telephone completes outside construction. A crew of 12 under BE F Hocking installs cables replacing over 60 miles of old lines with cables weighing more than a thousand tons and sets new poles on Main Street and other locations.
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Cottage Grove
Ore
Pacifc Telephone Company
Griggs
BE. F. Hocking
Main Street
City wired with vast new cable system
Work is completed there will be left scarcely a single wire in the city, being supplanted by more than four miles of cables, each carrying from 25 to 200 pairs of wires.
Cedar Poles From Cottage Grove To Utah Point
Shipments of cedar poles for the Postal Telegraph and Cable company total 25 600 under contract, with John Wicks handling 14 carloads weekly and subcontracting many poles. Weather last winter slowed operations, but with settled weather daily shipments are expected to exceed double, mainly destined for Utah.
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Cottage Grove
Postal Telegraph & Cable Company
John Wicks
Wicks
Utah
Wheat raiser pays $50,000 for farm in Antelope Valley
Medford Oregon Sam Stine of Wal in Walle bought the Walch farm of 480 acres adjoining the Van der Hellen tract at Wellen for $50,000. The entire tract will be planted to orchard with 150 acres set out now and the rest to apples and pears next winter with peach fillers. The land, similar to the Bradshaw orchards near Nes under the Fish Lake ditch, is prime fruit land and will be developed into a leading commercial orchard in the valley.
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Medford
Ore
Sam Stine
Walin Walle
Walch
Antelope Valley
van der Hellen
Wellen
Bradshaw
Nes
Fish Lake
Go. vs. Come. Arkansas cabin fright tale from the Post
A traveler in Arkansas enters a cabin and witnesses a violent clash in which a large Black woman battles a wizened man with a club. The woman defends herself and chickens gone from her coop are cited as the provocation. The exchange features tense racial and domestic conflict with insistence on rights and dignity. The scene captures a sensational, morally charged moment in a tense encounter.
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Arkansas
Saturday Evening Post
Alice
Different Uses of a Word in a Classroom Moment
A teacher asks students to use the word weak in a sentence. Thomas writes He was a weak old man. Johnny then writes She Woa neoweek old baby on the wall, highlighting a contrast in spelling and meaning.
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Thomas
Johnny
Wedding Reporters Note Averts Redundant Phrase
The city editor cautions reporters to avoid saying a couple underwent a marriage ceremony and to use clear wording when reporting a wedding. The exchange stresses precise language over redundant phrasing in a wedding notice.
Lost in translation at the street corner row
A fragment shows a tense exchange with a gesturing speaker accusing another of fuss and confusion amid crowded parcels. ByStander observes the scene as voices clash over perceived disorder and miscommunication.
Neowsboy Great Mystery on the Papier Trick
A fragment from Life newspaper hints at a mystery involving a boy and a paper scam. The dialogue ponders a counterfeit or deceitful act as the boy accepts a paper while the other protests its false nature.
Wholesale code urged for retailers in Spokane meet
Spokane officials urge National Credit Men's association delegates to adopt a wholesale code of ethics. The code aims to require loyalty to retailers, curb robber trade, and deny shipping to unqualified buyers. Spokane Merchants' association backs it to curb boxcar peddling and protect honest customers.
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Spokane
Wash
National Credit Men's Association
United States
W. ©. Sanders
Coeur d'Alene
Idambo
Inland Empire Retail Grocers’ Association
A. W. Bower
Spokane Grocers’ Association
Spokane Wholesale Merchants’ Association
Philip Carbary
Washington orchardist claims world's record
Spokane Washington Levi G Monroe secretary of the Washington State Horticultural association reports O G France a Wenatchee valley fruit grower received 3929 for a Winesap crop from a single acre His orchard also earned prizes at the National Apple show in Spokane and the Denver show Beetween 3500000 and 4000000 apple trees will be planted east of the Cascade mountains this season Of these over 1000000 will be set along the Columbia river to the Spokane river mouth
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Spokane
Wash
Levi G. Monroe
Washington State Horticultural Association
O. G. France
Wenatchee Valley
A. Farris
Orondo
France
Denver
Washington
Cascade Mountains
Columbia River
International Boundary
Spokane River
Fractured ad quotes spark suburban domestic line
A Chicago Socialist clipping shows a child threat exchange with Tommy ten and a remark about beating a sister. A drug clerk apologizes for a mix up giving half his cough syrup and the druggist notes a nine to ten percent profit. Read the Want ads today.
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Tommy
Chicago
Chicago Record-Herald
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Koebeppen
Newsy
Offici
Vassar College
Wohlenberg Department Store
Wohlenberg
Utah Point
Jones
Albiert City
Misa Smith
Mr .Brown
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
U.S
T. G. Montgomery
Cashier
Claud Hale
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