Nyssa locals showcase pastimes and notices
A collage of Nyssa items notes Pastime pictures as the city’s cinema, local businesses selling ice cream, hay feeding at Commercial Barn, saddle horses for ladies, a new bicycle store beside Long Bros auto, furnished rooms for rent at 313 South Main, and an ad for Southern Cafe sale on Enet Alta Street. Also mentions private horse care, advertising for irrigated lands, a Pendleton market lard deal, a young girl sought as housekeeper, and an upcoming Remington Arms and Union Metallic Cartridge shooting exhibition. A prize fight at the high school leads to arrests and warrants after a fatal-looking punch.
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Hohbach's
Court St
Long Bros' Auto Garage
South Main Street
Southern Cafe
Enet
Alta Street
Alta
Nyssa
Nysea Real Estate Company
Riga
Irrigated Lands Corporation
Ore
Pendleton
C. P. Bishop
Association
United Orchestra
R. W
Hill
Main Street
Hermiston Cleanup Day Involves Townwide Entrance
Hermiston residents join a one hour shutdown from 2 90 to 2 40 as businesses close to clean the town. Mayor Mosq Newport reports Pendleton trip overshadowing the effort while women and children rally funds for debris hauling ahead of the upcoming Pendleton bus excursion.
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Hermiston
Mosq Newport
Pendleton
Minna
Pitom
Tucker
Tyemen
High School Lads Fight Ends With Wounding
Patenic, April 7. Twenty boys at a local high school engaged in a melee resulting in serious injuries one boy is dying and others were treated for contusions and shock. Authorities are investigating the disturbance at the campus gym.
Orchestra Too Classical Sparks Seattle Civic Clash
Seattle Mayor Hiram Gill opposes a park music contract with the symphony after reorganizations. He cites public desire for popular airs in parks while the orchestra resists a New York leader. The union, split on imports, frames a brass band offer as a compromise for park concerts.
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Seattle
Hiram Gill Sayas
Park Board
Symphony Orchestra
New York
Park Muse
Gill
Chicago police ban immodest beach costumes policy
Chicago police adopt summer beach dress rules under Chief Stewart. Extremely leizarre outfits forbidden. women must wear modest bathing suits or be removed from the sands. men posing as athletes will be ordered away. bloomers without skirts banned. a guard will inspect outfits at the dressing room door.
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Chicago
Stewart
Turtle Creek boy dies by own hand at home
Rupert Ernest, 14, a pupil at the public school in Turtle Creek suburb, committed suicide this evening in a shed near his home. His father and the boy had often returned home in tears over his struggles in studies.
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Pittebure
Rupert Ernest
Turtle Creek
International Weal Homed Exhibition Opens at Olympia
London April news notes the Arts crafts and cottage industries from many nations including America showcased at the International Weal Homed Exhibition opening today at Olympia.
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London
America
Olympia
Weather and marriage licenses in Pendleton notes
Official weather report lists a minimum of 47 and a maximum of 69 degrees. Three marriage licenses issued to Roy EB Vaughan and Zelda M Payne, Harry E Heathman and Viola Bols, Charles W Gillingham and Nena Roberts. Seneca Beach of Portland, district census supervisor, visits Pendleton to meet deputy supervisors at city hall. Miss Batterson extends invitation to city teachers to inspect newly received books at the free public library Saturday 10 to 11, replacing the regular story hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy EB. Vaughan
Zelda M. Payne
Harry E. Heathman
Viola Bols
Charles W. Gillingham
Nena Roberts
Seneca Beach
Portland
Batterson
Deaths in Family Reach Nurse Ritta Wombaugh
Mrs Ritta Wombaugh, trained nurse, returns from Sipo kane where she attended her sister Mrs Theodore Peterson’s funeral. Shortly before this trip she traveled to Los Angeles for the funeral of her father Mr FL Webster.
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Ritta Wombaugh
Sipokane
Theodore Peterson
Los Angeles
FL Webster
Depot walkway progresses toward completion at O R N depot
Concrete floor at the O R N depot is finished and workers are shaping the surrounding platform. The building and walks are nearing completion and, according to current indications, should be ready for occupancy within a few weeks.
Railroad Officials Visit City For Official Capacities
Superintendent William Bollons, Assistant Superintendent A Buckley, and Division Engineer Lonergan are in the city today in official capacity. Bollons arrived last evening in his private car and will be unable to join Pendleton business men tomorrow on the motor car initial trip.
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William Bollons
A. Buckley
Lonergan
Elks Weld Installation at Pendleton Lodge
Last night Pendleton lodge Elks held the annual installation. Inducted into office were Frank J. Quinlan former ruler Mark Moorhouse esteemed leading knight Carl Cooley enedteomed loyal knight Henry Collins trustee Thomas FitzGerald secretary and Thomas W. Smart ruler C K Ruppe esteemed lecturing knight was absent Ferguson past exalted ruler conducted the ceremony G W Phelps retires as executive of Pendleton Lodge.
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Elks Weld
Pendleton Lodge
ELP
EL Ik
Frank J. Quinlan
Mark Moorhouse
Carl Cooley
Henry Collins
Thoms FitzGerald
Thomas W. Smart
C. K. Ruppe
Wis
J. Ferguson
G. W. Phelps
Pendleton Jolge
Minneapolis Contractor Wins Umatilla Barn and Stables Bid
W. D Lovell of Minneapolis has secured the contract to build a new barn and stables at the Umatilla Agency to replace the fire destroyed structures. Work will begin after government approval and a completion deadline is set.
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Minneapolis
W. D Lovell
Minneapolly
Umatilla
Lovell
Wikh
Pendleton Debaters Open In Interscholastic Meet
Pendleton high school debaters, led by coach Hampton, debut tonight in La Grande for the eastern Oregon Interscholastic championship. Text indicates the team defends the negative, a tactic used to defeat the Condon team in a recent clash.
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le Gratuly
Pendleton
la Grande
Oregon
Pendleton Amt
Gompisnd
Pansy Treland
Peter Crockett
James Hartwell
Hampton
Condon
Pendleton Hosts World Tour Miniature Land Exhibits
Citizens of Pendleton gain a chance to travel foreign lands via city home displays. Indes of civ have spent days transforming several homes into miniature prototypes of strange lands and notable features. Events will be conducted at Pendleton bevel and at each conton, with tickets available.
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Pendleton
Civ
Pendleton Bevel
Quests Cavpcts Own Fist Mosterry in Chicago
Hotel proprietors from eastern states visited the Blackatone Hotel in Chicago to see live fish in large tanks and watch them cooked for luncheon in an unfinished structure. The display showcased modern gastronomy to attract guests, while delegates on their way to California applauded the idea. The eastern visitors were entertained in the Eng Neh room on the second floor despite the hotel not yet being prepared for guests.
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Chicago
Mosterry
Earatern
Blackatone
Howe Geste
California
New Three Million Dollar Hospitality Hall Opens Soon
A new 3,000,000 hos telry will open to the public next Tuesday. Drink wagons carrying all ingredients for mixed drinks will be wheeled from table to table and placed in the room for colors.
Czarina Improves as Empress Receives Sculptor Portrait
In St Petersburg the Czarina shows clearer health and attends routine duties. The Empress drives, walks in Tsarskoe Selo gardens, and sits for Italian sculptor Signor Canonico, who is making a portrait of the Crown Prince. The Prince recovers from minor rheumatic spells contracted in Crimea. The Czar keeps visiting the capital, often late, and signs for a petition offered to him on Nevsky Prospekt.
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St. Petersburg
Ferdinand
Tsarkoe Selo
Signor Canonico
Crimea
Nevsky Prospekt
Victoria
Dedyulla
Settlers Face Proving Up on Deschutes Land
In Bend Oregon more than 800 families face moving onto irrigated tracts near Bend as the Deschutes Irrigation and Power Co. lands enter a proving up deadline. The state land board requires settlers who bought under the Carey Act first contract to establish residence and prove up on the land before November.
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Bend
Deschutes Irrigation & Power Co
State Land Board
Carey Act Company
Grand Friday and Saturday Vaudeville at the Grand
An excellent program drew full houses for two performances last night at the Grand. Jack Irwin & Co with Marie Swain presented The Man from the North, the Leighs offered a musical juggling act, Toney Regins sang and joked, Professor Horn and his dogs and monkeys closed the half hour show, and pictures complemented the program for Monday.
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Jack Irwin & Co
Marie Swain
the Leighs
Toney Regins
Professor Horn
Prof. Horn
Match in April Prompts March-Style Marches
A playful note hints that April brings unexpected clashes and events after a bustling March. The line suggests a busy transition period with forthcoming matchups and activities in the new spring month.
Taming a Grandfather and The Right Decision at WS Orpheum
Program notes list four features incl. Taming a Grandfather shows Jennie reunite family after estrangement, The Right Decision portrays war horrors with a love thread, Milliner's MUI based Edison tale praised for clever acting, Dawn of Freedom by Selig plus A Crowded Hotel comedy. live song The Whitewash Man closes.
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Vitagraph
Jennie
Edison
Selig
The Pastime Presents Faithful Film Features
A Friday and Saturday lineup includes Faithful a 1000 foot Biograph, The Girl and the Fugitive a 1000 foot tale of absorbing interest with strong acting, and A Woman's Repentance a 1006 foot city and country romance where a farmer’s son wins the heroine over.
Paulhan Laments American Enthusiasm for Performances
In France, Mr Paulhan complains that Americans lack enthusiasm for his shows yet notes they spent heavily on American del Lites. He argues the audience should not fault him, suggesting they may have expected more from a fly Frenchman.
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Paulhan
France
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Petticoat Sale
F. E. Livengood & Co
Ladies Home Journal Patterns
Vogue
Gilbert Trehouw
Frank Kelser
Trehow
Trehon
Patenic
Hoy
Jangs
Timsele
Jdie
Iden
Koebppens
Koeppens
Newsy
Czarina
Deschutes
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Wohlenberg Dep’t
Orpheum
Murphy Bros
Alta St
Max Baer
Men’s Shop
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