Nyssa Local Advertisements and Notices Snap Shot
Locals collect a jumble of services and offerings: Pastime pictures, Nysea Improvement Company, saddle horses for ladies, Nyssa Real Estate, Commercial Barn hay, a new bicycle store next to Long Bros auto, furnished rooms at 2313 South Main, and orchard prospects via Irrigated Lands Corporation. Also theatre talk, fashion hats at Campbell’s Millinery, hotel job ads, and a pitch for electric Bitters as grippe cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nysea
Nysea Improvement Company
Long Bros
South Main Street
Nyssa
Nyssa Real Estate Company
Maccabees Club Meeting Set For April 1
The Kusay Bee and Study club of the L. O T. M. will meet at Mrs. Lou Suttons home 610 West Woll street on Wednesday afternoon April 1. The regular meeting day is changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabees
Kusay Bee and Study Club
Lou Sutton
West Woll Street
Comet Tail Theory Sparks Civic Lores and Ads
A wary citizen jokes about the comet’s tail sweeping earth while a local reader quips about direct city action. The page then urges readers to save money by perusing today’s advertisements.
Pendleton News Briefs Highlights Local Notices
Marriage license issued to Alex A. Hamilton of Spokane and Agnes G Hall of Pendleton County. Meeting postponed for Thursday afternoon club by Mrs John Halley Jr and Mrs Thomas Thompson. P. O. Elliott remodels residence on Wear Railroad street at $500 cost. County Treasurer calls for general fund warrants Oct-Dec. Miles Durham, Pendleton native, dies in Portland from appendicitis. Walter Cadman wed Ethel Skinner of Walla Walla in recent ceremony. to reside there. New hotel planned in Stanfield by Sarah Neal. opening May 1. J E Van Nuys visits Pendleton, explores relocation to eastern Oregon. E C Smiths visit Powleton ranch in Maxwell tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Halley, Jr
Thomas Thompson
Stanfield
Sarah Neal
New Anto
E. C. Smith
Familly
Powleton
Smith
Mr. Smith
Thomas Vaughan
Edgar Smith
Bowman begins Umatilla project farming venture
Nate Bowman, formerly with Bond Bros, becomes a practical farmer on the Umatilla project. He holds 164 acres claimed before the government entered the field, builds a house, plans 1200 strawberry vines, and will keep 300 chickens. Initial years focus on alfalfa.
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Nate Bowman
Bond Bros
Umatilla
Bowman
Marshall Purchases Auto in Easter Oregon
E P Marshall buys a four passenger Roby Toneau 20 Moline automobile the first of its make owned in eastern Oregon Western Auto’s E D Buiter of Portland delivered the machine to Mr Marshall In Pendleton W O Furnish formerly of Pendleton now in Portland bought an identical model and expects to visit with it soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
E. P. Marshall
Salom Memohant Mere and Bishop Visit Local Family
Chauncy Bishop of Salem Woolen Mills visits his parents and brothers with his wife and young son. Bishop, a renowned football figure and former Wil lamette coach, helped the university defeat Multnomah in 1904. The group travels after attending a district conference with leaders from Columbia College and several churches. The next district conference will be in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. WH. Martin
Columbia College
Columbia College Crusaders
Lexington
Pendleton Christian Nurture Conference Planned
Reverend Harper meets with Dr. Bieskney Warrington and Cornelison to arrange speakers for a Christian Nurture conference set for May 5 and 7 in Pendleton. Allegen will deliver several important addresses. Additional plans cover the presbytery spring meeting in St Hood and the synod meeting in Pendleton in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Nurture Conference
Blpf. Harper
Presbytery
Pendieton
Milton
Bieskney
B. W. Warrington
J. M. Cornelison
Pendleton
Allegen
St. Hood
Hermiston Man Weds in Pendleton in Timely Match
Joe Williamson formerly of Kiangas now living in Hermiston became a husband in Pendleton after receiving a telephone message from his Kansas sweetheart Miss Clara Engieskirtzer. Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes performed the ceremony as Williamson traveled from Pendleton to Hermiston on the Portland local.
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Hermiston
Kansas
Joe Williamson
Kiangas
Oregon
Willamson
Pendleton
Clara Engieskirtzer
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Portland
Guard Stops Convict Fight With Bullets
At Walla Walla State Penitentiary guard Fred Staff fired on two convicts during a jute mill brawl. James Casey was shot in the left leg above the knee and Jack Johnson was wounded in the hip as both men fought with a wooden spool. Both are recovering in the prison hospital. Casey, from Wattsburg, was jailed for burglary and had briefly escaped. Johnson, from Yakima, was jailed for selling liquor to Indians. Staff previously shot a convict in a similar incident, killing him instantly.
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Casey
Johnson
Wattsburg
Kid Wallace
Tacoma
Yakima
Copper as cure for babies ts successful
New York David Steinfield Montclair N J dog catcher credits freedom from rabies to drinking about a dozen cups of hot black coffee daily Over seven years in the job he has been bitten by hundreds of men and by seven dogs diagnosed as rabid since last December he claims coffee prevents and cures rabies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Steinfield
Montclair
N. 1
Saylor and Miller convicted of manslaughter in Crescency case
In Watseka Illinois on April 11 Dr William A Miller and Mrs J G Saylor were tally convicted of manslaughter in the death of banker Saylor shot in Crescency City. John Gunden, Mrs Saylor's father, was acquitted. Housewives boycott Jewish meat shops in New York as prices rise. over 100000 participate.
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Watseka, Ils
William A. Miller
J. GB
Saylor
Cresceny City
Duly Inez
John Gunden
Wis Noquittert
Loycourt
New York
Hegher
Change In Business Taxation in Oregon City
W dD Fletcher, engaged in real estate and insurance tit, has moved his office from the American National Bank basement to the East Oregonian building on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dd. Fletcher
American National Bank
East Oregonian
Main Street
Not Mr. Payne Springfield Mass Republican Reader Question
A fragment questions who the Republican reader of the house is, asking to name him. The note references Springfield Massachusetts and Mr Payne in a terse inquiry about political readership.
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Mr. Payne
Springfield
Mass
House
Knights to Battle in Regular Season Meeting Tonight
Attention Knights. Damon lodge No. 4 will meet in regular season this evening. All Knights please attend. W. I GADWA, Co. C, Rn. W. FLETCHER, K. R.
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Damon Lode No. 4
W. I Gadwa
Co. C
W.’ Fletcher
K. R
Washington Needs Many Laws Changed
Olympia Washington Governor Hay hag released the 1909 legislative investigating committee report. It accuses land cruisers of incompetency or dishonesty causing multi million losses, criticizes land department judgment, questions the land board and illicit secrecy, and urges land law revisions and tighter state land control. The report also notes tensions between the state college and state university.
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Olympia
Wash
Hay Hag
Legislative Investigating Committee
Land Department
Law Commission
State Dental Board
State College
State University
Premiume and Other Income Received During Year
Premiume received during the year, interest and rents earned, and income from other sources recorded for the year.
Needle 18 Removed After Fifty-Two Years
Marysville report details R M Fogle a Dover township farmer who removed a needle he swallowed 62 years ago in Noble county. He had placed it in his mouth to sew a button when a girl laughed and he swallowed it. The needle was black but not rusty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
R. M. Fogle
Dover Township
Noble County
Fogle
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Childrens
F. E. Livengood & Co
Hohbach's
Vogue
Irrigated Lands Corporation
Ore
Mra. C. P. Bishop
Association Building
United Orchestra
R. W. Fletcher
Mer
Express
Campbell’s Millinery
Mame
Courter & Smythe
Ja Grippe
Tallman & Co
Koeppens
Newsy
Alex A. Hamilton
Spokane
Agnes G Hall
Thta County
G. W. Bradley
Miles Durham
John Durham
Hotel
St. George Bar
Walter Cadman
Boxton
Walla Walla
Ethel Skinner
J. E. van Nuys
Mia
Roland N. Oliver
W. L. van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
Franklin
Indiana
Mirs
Miller
Washington
New York Life Insurance Company
Thade
Insurance
Seymour M. Mallard
Milton Maxon
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