City Briefs and Ads From Pendleton Area
Local notes report Kaiser beer at Fergys and Kaisers beer elsewhere, housekeeping rooms at 502 Water Street, wanted waitresses for Hotel Pendleton, plumbing services at 443 Main, contact Black 2221 for John Gacens Family Liquor Store near Golden Rule Hotel. Pianola ads Ellers Piano House 812 Main, new street work, miller, millinery at Mrs Campbell, rental offer for June 1 modern cottage four or five rooms, housekeeper position by middle-aged lady, homework help wanted, lost items including gold heart locket and Morocco purse with keys, reward offered, horse sale at Simples Feed Stable on Cottonwood Street, Hotel Oregon rates from $1, stop in Portland, Pendleton residents urged to sleep peacefully, office contact. Lost Moroccan purse with small contents and office key, return to this office. For rest single bed in Brat Oregonian building, apply here. For sale high-grade plans at Bowman hotel room aa, Daniel Best harvester, Milton Oregon bankrupt stock, misc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergy
Kaiser Beer
Fergy's
Water Street
Miller
Simple
Cottonwood Street
Portland
Oregon
Pendleton
WM. O
Morocco
Aleo Post
Sealed bids announced with April 17 deadline
Notice lists H F Wright trustee of Milton Oregon calling for sealed bids and mentions a rejection reserved. Also advertises family washing and plain sewing services at 1400 West Railroad Street and promotes William J Clarke for state printer on primary day April 20. Clarke described as a veteran printer and editor with strong Oregon ties and broad backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FL. Wright
Milton
Ore
Weat Railroad Street
Wm. J. Clarke
Larke
Lin
Gail
Regon
Operon
William Clarke
Ainate
Labor Against Carter in Oregon Treasurer Race
A letter to the Labor Press from Balom, Ore., questions the record of B. Vo Carter of Ankland as a treasurer candidate. It accuses him of involvement with an infanticide committee within the senate labor bill process and cites the Senate committee system as guiding labor bill referrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ti Hor Clement
Oresgiin
Oregon Labor Prva
Portelands
Fighty Homeseekers Transfer Sparks Spokane Rush
Eighty homeseekers moved from the main line of the O A and IN I to the Spokane branch this morning. Trains loaded to capacity and extra coaches are in service daily to handle the heavy flow of travelers.
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Fighty
Spokane
Arto
Lextra
Rumor Of Pendleton Marshal Named For Beho Post
It is rumored that Orville Coffman formerly city marshal of Pendleton may become marshal of Beho with a salary of $145 per month. No confirmation of the appointment has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Orville Coffman
Pendleton
Lato
Maratal
Beho
Local residents and visitors listed in city notes
Hood River residents Hy L Shoemaker and AW Groom visited the city today. J T Laing departed for Revelstoke on business. Candidate A D Stillman returned from Sentile, and A A Roberts visited relatives. Weston’s W McPherson traveled through, Milton attorney G T Godwin attended irrigation matters. May White travels from La Grande via Walla Walla to spend Easter at home. Rev H N Smith left for Portland after church work. Rev Richard Brown organized a school in Yale, Malheur County. Judge H J Benn returned from Morrow County campaign duties. Mollie Green to join family in Eugene for the summer visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy L. Shoemaker
Hood River
AW. J. Groom
Milton
J. T. Laing
Revelstoke
Ti. C
Laing
Collier
Heppner
A.D. Stillman
Sentile
A. A. Roberts
la Ison
W. & McPherson
Weston
Cg. T Godwin
H. P. Carr
Pacific States Telephone Office
Echo
Aun
May White
la Grande
Walla Walla
H. N. Smith
Congregational Church
Oregon
Portland
Richard Brown
Yale
Malheur County
H. J. Benn
Concuit
Morrow County
Mollt Green
H. Orem
Jormto
Eugene
Mr. Green
Jaw Broken in Two Places After Bike Crash
Jim Osborne, 10, son of Sam Os borne, janitor of the Livings Bank building, was thrown from a bicycle near Johnson and Altw streets. He struck the left jaw on a hub, suffering a broken jaw in two places. Dr. Henderson and Dr. Swinburne attended. the boy is reported to be doing well despite the pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Osborne
Sam Osborne
Livings Bank
Johnson
Dre T. M. Henderson
Ralph Swinburne
Homeseeker criticizes Texas wheat country claim
A reader argues against Texas as wheat country, claiming many western Oklahoma farmers prefer Panhandle lands for wheat and pasture. He notes travel from Walhart Texas to Seattle and questions the viability of farming in Texas compared with Oklahoma wheat districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homexeeker
Vanhadie
Texas
Homer
Walhart
Seattle
Iihoma
Hunter Brother Reunites After 82 Years
John Hunter, long separated from his family, arrived in Chillicothe Missouri to visit his mother Mrs C Mo Hunter and a brother he had never seen before. The journey ends an 82 year absence with family members welcoming him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eller Man
East
Chillicothe
John Hunter
Hunter
Miewouri
Nyling
College Atreet
Mw C. Mo Hunter
Elson Art Exhibit to Bring Boston Pictures to City
An Elson Art exhibit from Boston will be brought to the city during the first week of May for a few days. Proceeds from the exhibition will support a local project. About 200 photographs will be displayed, showcasing the Ino May collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elson
Boston
Great paintings exhibit to tour during May stay
Mrs. James A. Fee of the Thursday Afternoon club announced plans to host a world famous paintings collection along with fine music and literature each afternoon and evening during the exhibit’s stay. A message from the manager indicated the first week in May would be the tentative start.
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James A. Fee
Registration deadline looms as county tops 2600 voters
Last day of registration before the primary ends at five. Clark Nelson, registration clerk, expects about 2600 total in the county, with over 500 already enrolled and a possible rise after April 28 books reopen. A candidate for treasurer, Ralph W Hoyt of Portland, seeks to lead the ticket for Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Nelson
Fine Deriving Morse on Market 8 F Swaggart arrives with driving horses
Swaggart, pioneer horse man of Heppner, arrived this afternoon with several teams of fine driving horses for sale. Hite at his farm near Heppner held a pile of horses and disposed of many. He produces some of the finest driving horses in the inland empire. Once he sells his large herd he will devote time to missing mules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Swaggart
Heppner
Swigwite Hite
Inland Empire
Gass Eyes Comeback Talk From Ball and Withorny
Gass, a former center Meld at the net league level, visits the city as a potential nine contender. He is open to an engagement after evaluating the field today and mentions Maver friends may join from the legal circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gass
Withorny
Pon
Leten
Cass
Subscription Promised to Reimburse Bell for Town Losses
A subscription was started today to reimburse W. B. Bell for losses incurred last night. Del Veralky contributed, as Bell drove to town from an unspecified location. The value of the team the boat was tied to was recorded as 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus
Teans
W. BH. Bell
Tony
Donne
del Veralky Givett
Bell
Hie
Jowt
Five room house for sale in Sonora Cal
Tyquire of W P Temple offers a five room house in Sonora California. Frank Ab Antowint, 21, shot and killed in unrequited love incident. Local authorities to investigate, no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Temple
Sonora
Cal
Fire Hits Occidental Hotel in Portland Landmark
A fast blaze swept the Occidental hotel at Morrison and First streets in Portland at 2 45 pm. The wooden structure burned quickly before box 12 could relay the alarm. The 30 year old landmark had long been described as a firetrap, with previous outbreaks quashed in brief order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occidental Hotel
Occidenth Hotel
Morrison and
First Streets
Portland Telegram
Deadly Poisons to Queer Drugs and Their Uses
An article from the Detrait News-Tribune catalogs poisonous and deadly substances misused in medicine and daily life. It notes snake venom for certain illnesses, curare as a toxin, corara for hydrophobia, bladder wrack absence, and other perilous items like fly agaric, cocaine, and various soporifics. The piece lampoons unreliable medical claims and warns of dangerous practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coralie
Toance
Detralt News-Tribune
The Shorn Relates Barrymore Meeting At The Lambs
A reminiscence from The Shorn recalls a late meeting with Maurice Barrymore and his friend. The pair discuss where they can be found these days, with Baltimore saying he is posted at the Players but often at the Lambs. He notes postal at the Lambs as well but jokes about tempering the wind there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Barrymore
Fuewkles
Min
The
Mayers
Burtimore
Lambs
Old Words With New Meanings Among Toacher and Tommy
A fragmented Philadelphia Ledger item notes a teacher’s careful plotting of a unique story and a conversation with Tommy about expectations. The piece hints at a rural or small town setting with colloquial speech beyond the main line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Philadelphia Ledger
Poser asks which suitor to choose in playful note
A whimsical line from Punoli compares two young men one with curly hair and a delicate nose and the other described as attractive in uniform. The speaker asks which of the two she would marry if both wished for her hand, in a humorous, flirtatious tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
United States
Nell
Punoli
A Good Prescription for Complexions
A humorous exchange with a doctor responding to a woman’s plea for a remedy for her complexion. The physician writes a simple reply telling her to let it alone, implying no treatment is needed. The skit underscores patient frustration and the doctor’s witty restraint.
Dooley Poem Ad Dressed to East End Grocery Advertiser
A playful ad in verse extols East End Grocery and its Santa Claus buyer Dooley. It touts Crescent Coffee and a complete modern store with inspection and trial order options, inviting readers to visit for friendly service and no obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
East End
Crescent Coffee
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Eton
Brat Jregonian
Bowman Hotel
Daniel Best
L. Hunziker
Main Street
Carter
Dob Tod
Todd
Ratey
Tecken
Guy Een
Geleanaphy
Ducketts Lightning Cure
E. D. Boyd
Mr. Boyd
Chicago
Koeppens
Price Drug Store
Tad
INO
Ralphy W. Hoyt
Atnie
Boyt de
Wlyte
Comien
Vox
Mr. Dooley
Mr. Dooley-ooley-ooley-oo
East End Grocer
Oseroser-Er
East End Grocery
W. Dyer
Murphy’s
Court St
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