Local ads mix with Orpheum notes and rail of goods
An assortment of local business notices and wants fills the page. Burroughs and Kopitzke Gillanders promote coal wood and fuel while offering services. Rentals and room ads sit alongside a restaurant job post. The Orpheum theater promises clear pictures and a varied motion picture program with musical acts and jokes.
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C. Snyder
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
Hill
Orpheum
Pendleton Planing Mill
Koplitke & Gillanders
Commercial
Aura Street
West Webb Street
Main Street
Mra
Leo Teutsch
B. A. Morton
Lilleth
Miss Germain to Present The Singer and the Musician
At the Grand tonight Miss Germain and Regin bring a comedy playlet titled The Singer and the Musician. The vaudeville act features Germain described as a soprano with rare power and sweetness.
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Miss Germain
Regin
Orpheum
Mises Germain
Up to Date Noodle Parlors Open Tuesday Evening
The Con Dung Low Chop Suey and Noodle Parlors will open Tuesday evening at seven o'clock and close at two o'clock. Located under State Hotel at Webb and Cottonwood streets. Phone Main 667. Tray orders a specialty. Un Company, propa.
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State Hotel
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
UN Company
Propa
Aromatic Leaf Promises Kidney Relief and Nerve Calm
An old ad text touts Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf as a kidney regulator and nerve calmer. It claims relief from frequent painful scanty urination and sore nerves, offering a 50 cent price and free sample from The Mother Gray Co in Le Roy, New York.
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Mother Gray
le Roy
Smallest Missouri corporation tax return filed
A northeast Missouri firm sent in a two cent corporate tax payment to the St. Louis collector, the smallest return in the district. The company reported 1911 gross earnings of 5002 dollars with the first 5000 exempt, and a 1 percent tax on earnings above that threshold. Other district returns ranged from 35 000 to 45 000 on earnings of 3 000 000 to 4 500 000.
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Northwest Missouri
St. Louis
Goss
Hobo Flags Train At Mt Carmel
A weary hobo flagged a limited train near Mt Carmel and boarded after gesturing frantically. He rode briefly until the conductor, mistaken in jest, kicked him off and signaled the train to proceed.
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Hobo
Mt. Carmel
Mlinojs Central
Here
Michigan bans ten inch hatpins as dangerous weapons
The legislature enacted an immediate ban on carrying ten inch hatpins along with slung shots razors and other weapons in Michigan. The bill passed under suspension of the rules in both houses and takes effect right away in Lansing.
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Lansing, Mich
House
Roosevelt Starts Three Day Tour for Republican Nomination
Roosevelt sails toward Ohio Kentucky Maryland and West Virginia for a three day speaking tour to boost his candidacy. He spent the day at Sagamore Hill, his Oyster Bay home. Millett’s painting The Angelus sold for 30,000 pounds or 150000 dollars.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Ohio
Kentucky
Maryland
West Virginia
Sagamore Hill
Millett
the Angelus
Pendleton area notes list many visiting locals and travelers
A string of personal mentions records Asa L. Brown of Baker and others visiting Pendleton from Baker, Elgin, Hermiston, La Grande, Stanfield, Dayton, Milton and more. Visitors include businesspeople, editors, attorneys, clergy, and a wool mill representative, with several en route between Pendleton and remote towns.
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B. White
Elgin
B. A. Chisholm
Hermiston
Pendleton
George Gray
la Grande
J. BE. Reynolds
John Adams
Adams
T. W. King
Union County
Co. W. Polk
Stanfield
Ben J. Rosenstein
Portland
Bond Bros
Claude Edwards
Lowell Rogera
Adans
John Aecils
Dayton
Washington
Wil! Moore
Col
Fred Boyd
Athena Press
T. 8. Gison
Pile Rock
Charles BE. Cochran
W. Tf. Hillis
Congress
Roy Bishop
Montana
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Ernest Tatum
Frank Downey
D. Peterson
Milton
A. Mackenzie Meldrum
Christian Church
Athena
H. S. Shangle
Pastor Warns Of Death Then Is Killed By Train
In Danville Pennsylvania a rural mail carrier J Clyde Startzel who recently served the surrounding routes collapsed and died while on duty after a sermon warning of life’s unpredictability. The clergyman who spoke of untimely death was fatally struck by a train hours later in the same area.
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Kirby
Smith Willis
Elysburg
Bush Baptist
Deibler’s Station
The
Bush
Pennsylvania
Danville
J. Clyde Startzel
Colorado trapper captures lion alive in Meeker
Richard Tovey, a noted trapper, captured a full grown mountain lion in Meeker Colorado after spotting the animal in a tree. He had recently received an order for a live specimen and brought the beast down without harm, securing its capture.
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Colorado
Beast
Hoth
Meeker
Colo
Richard Tovey
Tovey
Police Burn Newspapers in Free Speech Clash
In San Diego on April 2 police blocked I W W efforts to sell a San Francisco evening paper describing the free speech fight. Newsboys were taken to the station, papers seized and burned, then released. Hundreds of papers were destroyed and few sales achieved.
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San Diego
San Francisco
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Burroughs
Johnson Street
Ben L. Burroughs
J. G. Miher
Court Street
East Oregonian
Livermore & Bickers
Oregon
Chocolate Soldiers
Germain
Regia
Lola Norwood
F. J. Ronaldson
Michigan
Asa L. Brown
Baker
the St. George
E. B. Baker
Westrn
Erie Railroad
E. &. Lampkin
Woodburn
Ernest Ruppe
Mosier
Kenneth Cooper
Mr. Ruppe
Alexander’s Dept. Store
Ss. & Hr
New York
F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies and Children’s Store
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