Local Classifieds Highlight Fuel Goods and Services
Local notices list coal and wood for sale at multiple addresses including Main 178 for coal and wood and Pendleton Planing Mill. Services include tree spraying, housekeeping rooms, transportation, and dray service to Asylum with Penland Bros. Transfer Co. Main 339.
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Burroughs
Johnson Street
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
I. C. Snyder
Water Street
Aura Street
Pendleton Planing Mill
Asylum
Penland Bros. Transfer Co
Club Plans Fourth Session Next Wednesday Evening
The club schedules its third session of the series for Wednesday evening April 10, with an additional charge to be imposed thereafter.
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Above Club
Notice to Property Owners About Spring Street Cleanup
The street committee will deploy teams Monday April 8 to haul trash to dumping grounds. Do not include brush or combustible matter. Hauling starts in the east city area and streets won’t be traversed twice. Residence districts free for owners. tenants and business districts pay. By order of street committee. A. Cole, J. L. Sharon, W. E. Brock.
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A. Cole
J. L. Sharon
W. E. Brock
Drops Suit for Fortune Over Japanese Arrivals at Manzanillo
Official denial of a secret Japan Mexico treaty and a coating station was issued while news of 2006 Japanese colonists arriving at Manzanillo reopens the influence tale. Thousands of Japanese laborers are reported working on ranches in southern Mexico, renewing scrutiny of immigration and imperial relations.
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Mexico City
Japan
Mexico
Manzanillo
Republic
Boys Kill Big Wildcat In Bloomsburg Ravine
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania Charles and Edward Sasaman, youths under 15, sons of Isaac Sasaman of Ctatwissa township, killed a wildcat about beagle size after it attacked their dogs. The boys fought the animal with clubs in a ravine, rescuing one another as the cat leaped at them. both dogs were badly bitten.
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Bloomsburg
Charles
Edward
Isaac Sasaman
Ctatwissa Township
Columbia County
Woman Keeps Age Secret in Dialogue
In a witty exchange a character protests revealing a woman's age. The other retorts that 41 would be disclosed only after the next birthday, sparking humor about aging and privacy. The dialogue centers on social vanity and restraint in sharing personal details.
Forgetful Larry Bingles Recalled by Former Employee
A former worker recalls Larry Bingles as absent minded and recounts being discharged three times in a week, each time receiving a week's wage. The anecdote highlights a volatile employment period and the boss's unreliable behavior.
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Larry—Bingles
Harry—t
Deceivers Seek Proofs Despite Teeth Pulls for Camera?
The piece notes a faction who claims they dread being filmed yet demand proofs, implying a paradox among those insisting on visible evidence while resisting the camera. It highlights tension between skepticism and the desire to verify claims.
Real Patriotism in Dobbs Daughter Study Abroad Debate
A cabinet discussion questions whether Dobbs is patriotic for letting his daughter study music in Europe. Proponents argue the move saves countrymen from suffering, while critics see it as abandonment. The exchange frames national duty versus personal opportunity.
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Dobbs
Europe
Local visitors and residents noted in Pendleton roundup
Lawrence Lieuvallen visits Pendleton. Forrest Baker to spend Sunday in Adams with friends. Miss Bertha Hicks leaves on the Joca from Weston. G. A. Stuart of Ukiah among out of town visitors. W. S. Phillips of Hermiston hardware, Mrs. H. Stanfield of Echo, and Mrs. B. Jirobouchi of Seattle seen in the city. Wynne of Athena, Opal and Elvy Thomas of Vansycle to spend Easter with grandmother Mrs. L. A. Kinman. Mary Cornfield to Adams to visit sister Mrs. Ernest Reip tomorrow. Dr. Fred A. Lienallen returns from Walla Walla after tonsil removal. L. Scarpf of Pilot Rock returns after business here. R. N. Stanfield, Republican candidate for joint representative, leaves for west end. W. W. Wiley and I. B. Young pass through en route to institutes. Frank K. Welles returns from Spokane after Inland Empire Teachers conference. Wimmie Burns, ex Pendleton Buckaroos, back and seeking a league berth.
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Lawrence Lieuvallen
Adams
Pendleton
Forrest L. Baker
Bertha Hicks
Weston
Phillips
Hermiston Hardware
Mra H
Stanfield
Echo
Winnie Struve Taylor
B. Jirobouchi
Seattle
St. George
Wynne
Athena
Opal
Elvy Thomas
Vansycle
L. A. Kinman
Mary Cornfield
Ernest Reip
Fred A. Lienallen
Walla Walla
L.¢. Scarpf
Pilot Rock
R. N. Stanfield
I. B. Young
Milton
Frank K. Welles
Spokane
Inland Empire Teachers’ Convention
Echo Institute
Wimmie Burns
Pendleton Bucktropes
McBride Beers Way to Recovery After Near Fatal Walla Walla Crash
Samuel McBride a known Walla Walla automobile man was nearly killed when a large White steamer he was driving near Weston overturned Thursday night. He has been moved to his home at 445 Bellevue avenue and is reported to stand a fair chance of recovery.
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McBride
Samuel McBride
Walla Walla
Neair
Weston
Turtle
Bellevue Avenue
Walla Walla Union
Sandusky farmer regains sight after dental extraction
Edward Kennedy of Parkerton, 39, partially blinded for five years and totally blind for seven months, saw light after Dr J T Nicholson extracted two badly ulcerated teeth. Doctors blamed optic nerve paralysis and Kennedy planned to consult a Detroit eye specialist after the dramatic moment when he exclaimed seeing the crack in a window.
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Sandusky
Edward Kennedy
Thirtynine
Parkerton
J. T. Nicholson
Kennedy
Fred Patch
Railroad to Sue for 80 Cents in Camden Case
Camden resident M F Cattell of Woodbury is notified that the Central Railroad of New Jersey will sue for 80 cents. The move follows a Reading Railway verdict for $1.50 over a Philadelphia to New York fare dispute. The Reading had claimed the fare from its line and shared with Central, now Central seeks its 80 cent share as a connected-route fare. Cattell, en route to New York, offered a mileage book which conductor refused as time expired. he refused cash but was not put off the train.
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Camden
N. J
M. F. Cattell
Woodbury
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Reading Railway
Cattell
Reading
Philadelphia
New York
Central Railroad
Medicated Steam Saves Shamish Child in Reading Hospital
In Reading Pa at the Homeopathic hospital a 3-year-old, son of John Hammel of Shillington, battled croup in a dangerous state. A steam canopy was used for three hours as two doctors and four nurses worked tirelessly. The child showed moments of awakening and improving before finally recovering enough to sit up in bed.
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Reading
John Hammel
Shillington
Whisky Blamed Often for Crimes and Alibi Failures
A concise note argues that whisky is frequently blamed for crimes and rarely helps prove an alibi, reflecting a skeptical view of liquor as a convenient criminal scapegoat.
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Whisky
Isle of Mystery Cast 1 Announced by Local Lodge
The Moose lodge presents Isle of Mystery a musical comedy with a large cast led by Louis Cherrier Walter Rose J L Whiting Enos Sandberg and many others. Act I scenes include Stella’s home in New York and San Francisco in 1915 with numbers such as Mythien Isle Hurrah Song and Hands Up. Act II features Put Me Up Among the Girls We’ve Always Kept the Golden Rule and The Flag of Uncle Sam with audience participation.
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Isle of Mystery
Lodge of Moose
Alabazoo
No Land
Louis Cherrier
Dr. Deadshot
King
Walter Rose
Helmrick
J. L. Whiting
Solomon Cohn
New York
Enos FE. Sandberg
Bill Walker
Bowery Pan
Prince Billious
R. J. Brush
Ivan
Laura Swift
Enos BE. Sandhere
Miss Wise
A. R. Lord
San Francisco
Stella
Johnnie McIntosh
John Carroll
Mr. Brush
Elsie
Gaspart Durant
C. W. Meighan
Uncle Sam
America
Teachers Meeting At Echo Today
Echo Ore April 6 Local teachers institute and educational rally opened this morning with visitors from surrounding districts. Several residents and guests, including J A Gulliford party from Pendleton, and R S Robinson visiting friends in Hermiston, were noted among the attendees. Various locals and out-of-town visitors planned Easter services and visits, with Rev Dr Reese of Milton arriving to conduct services at the Thomson school house on Butter creek.
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Echo
Ore
Teachers’ Institute
J. A. Gulliford
Pendleton
Tillamook County
David Mitchell
Eugene
Fred Earl
J. G. Thomas
Elmer Spike
Frank Spike
A. B. Thomson
Elna
H. L. Stanfield
IR. R. Lewis
Ian Wattenburger
Matlock
Hermiston
Allen Thomson
Baker
Knights Templar
IL. D. Howland
Dr. Reese of
Milton
Thomson
Buttercreek
Long Fight for License Wins for Groton Yachtsman
Hartford report says New London county commissioners will grant a liquor license to Morton F. Plant, a yachtsman and capitalist, for his Fort Griswold House near New London in Groton. The license follows a late legislature push amid temperance opposition and lobby influence.
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Hartford
Conn
New London County
Morton F. Plant
Connecticut
Fort Griswold House
New London
Groton
Leap Year Declines as Women Sway Politics, Pfund Says
Sacramento licensure notes show leap year romance fading as women vote in elections, County Clerk Ed Pfund remarks that politics keep women busy. He observes marriages lagging due to civic duties and busy schedules.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ed Pfund
Pfund
March Marriage Licenses Drop Record Low Says Clerk Pfund
The number of licenses issued for this month was just fifty six. Pfund, in nineteen years in the office, notes this is below normal and likely the lowest on record. He says women have time to register but not to obtain licenses.
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Pfund
Arbuckle Left No Will, Est. Wealth Over 20 Million
New York reports John Arbuckle the coffee and sugar merchant died recently without a found will. Household members say no trace of a will exists. His fortune tops 20 million dollars with no children to inherit. Mrs Arbuckle died five years prior. Nearest relatives include Mrs Robert Jamieson and Mrs Christine Arbuckle and her Jamieson children.
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New York
John Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Robert Jamieson
Christine Arbuckle
Gas kills two artists in New York studios
Robert L. Newman an elderly painter and Louise Schofield another artist were found dead in their New York studios due to gas asphyxiation. Newman was finishing a desert landscape amid many paintings when his son discovered him. Schofield, who planned to cook breakfast, was found in her studio after fainting from the gas.
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Robert L. Newman
Louise Schofield
New York
Fhobert Layton Newman
Newman
Miss Schofield
Jane Addams Advocates Suffrage on Stage
Jane Addams of Hull House urged equal voting rights for women during a theater intermission in Chicago. A post speech poll showed 95 of 978 attendees favored granting women the ballot.
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Acts
Chicago
Mises
Jane Addams
Hull House
Vague voting note among attendees
The fragment notes that most of the women present did not vote, indicating a low turnout among female attendees and suggesting possible apathy or social dynamics at the event.
Mexico Denies Treaty Amid Japanese Colonist Arrivals
Officials at Mazatlan and Manzanillo deny a treaty issue while revealing a coaling station grant. News mentions 200 Japanese colonists arriving at Manzanillo recently and thousands more employed on southern ranches, stoking ongoing discussion.
Rasca mother praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs. T. B. Kendrick of Rasca Georgia endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs colds and croup claiming it is the best on the market. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
T. B. Kendrick
Rasca
Finishing touches often missing in a hurry to finish
A self made man is typically in a rush to complete work and neglects the final refinements, risking imperfect results. The quote highlights the value of thorough, careful completion rather than rushed effort.
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Express
F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Kepluke & Gillandoers
Headlight
West Webb Street
B. A. Morton
East Oregonian
State Hotel
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Ben L. Burroughs
J. G. Mier
Court Street
Noth
Terpsichorean
Cass Matlock
Big Wildcat
F. J. Ronaldson
Peoples Warehouse
G. A. Stuart
Ukiah
W. W. Wiley
Athen Schools
Penfieton
Child
Croup
Cupid's
Pendleton Gash Market
Corner Court
Johnson Streets
Mazanillo
Popu
Lar
St. George Hotel
F. O. BL
Pendleton, Ore
Jensen Creamery Company
Pendleton, Oregon
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