Local Advertisements Highlight Bicycles and Goods
Local ads promote bicycles and racycles from Withee and Crescent agency stories. Shops like Cleaver Bros Dry Goods, Murphy’s for framing and wallpaper, Hawley’s fruit and produce, and Schwarz & Groulich urge purchases with installment plans and guaranteed quality. The student lecture at Whitman College opens at 8 pm at the Presbyterian church.
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Dutton's
Withee
Nolt's
Anement
Cleaver Brow
Crawford
Withee's
Murphy's
Hawley's
le Roy
Crescent Bicycles
Crescent Agency
Mastian
Cleaver Bros, Dry Goods Co
P. Jones
Helix
Lit
W. J. Clarke & Co
Court
Sharp
Bee C. Sharp
Opera House
G. B. L. Penrose
Walla Walla
Whitman College
Presbyterian Church
Pendleton Academy
Raders furniture store ad and local notices blend
A mixed page of local ads and notices lists Raders furniture store offerings including automatic refrigerators water coolers and window shades along with rental rooms for gentlemen. Social and club events are scheduled including the Woman's Club meeting at Mrs Max Baer home and an ice cream social at the Baptist parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rader
Rader’s
Woman's Club
Max Baer
Baptist Parsonage
Q. A. Prather
Margaret L. Sawyer
East Oreece
East Oregonian
St. Agnes
B. L. Penrose
D. D
Whitman College
Presbyterian Church
Penrose
Pendleton
Maccabees
Thurelay
Knights
Pendleton Academy
Portland
T. T. Neleon
Elizabeth Dosier Seppenrnes
Great Britain
Ireland
United States
Walla Walla
L. G. Barron
Milton Or
O. W. Wheeler
Guiding Star
Wheeler
Beat
Pendo
Ely
Ely M Wrothers
Warren
Acker's Blood Elixir Promoted By Brock and McComas
An advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a cure for fatigue and poor health. It claims to improve appearance and energy and references promised positive effects, attributed to Brock and McComas.
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Brock & McComas
To the asylum August C Hinge Case at County Hospital
August C Hinge, a 50 plus year old sheep herder, was examined by County Physician Vincent and declared insane by County Judge Hartan after being found wandering. He traveled by train to Salem seeking asylum, under Deputy Joe Blakley's custody, with senile decay cited and no suicidal or homicidal intent. He previously lived with Pilot at his post and has spent time in the county hospital, with a noted desire to escape the institution. He had recently sat at a location in Umatilla county.
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August C. Hinge
Hinge
Insave
Salem
Joe Blakley
Vincent
Elie
Umatilla County
Mrs Marston Hosts Recital at Odd Fellows Hall
Mrs James A Marston presented about 150 guests at Odd Fellows Hall for a second annual recital by her pupils. The program featured younger singers and instrumentalists assisted by Mrs Carter Mrs Rowse and Miss Fraker with solid progress since last spring and promises for next year’s event.
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James A. Marston
Odd Fellows Hall
Mra. Marston
Ho Carter
Wm. Rowse
Miylena Fraker
Mise Fraker
Mise Alexander
Pendleton Socials Note Guests From Nearby Cities
Lee Moorhouse returns from Portland. Judge Ellie comes back to Heppner. William Hervey from La Grande visits Pendleton. El Allen returns from Lawton to pursue business. John Cox visits from Portland and heads to Joll Day stock farm. Eugene Prottman arrives from Portland for Pacific Monthly matters. Peter Parmentier plans Buffalo Hill trip. V Pugner from Cripple Creek arrives at Pendleton Hotel. Dr. D C McNabb of Spokane visits Pendleton with companions. D L Badley of Caldwell visits Pendleton after lodge duties in Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Moorhouse
Portland
W. KR
Ellie
Heppner
William Hervey
la Grande
Pendleton
Allen
Lawton
John Cox
L. B. Cox
Metropolis
Hie
Eugene
Prottman
Pacific Monthly
Peter Parmentier
Buffalo Hill
Durant County
Ih. V. Pugner
Cripple Creek
Colo
St. Mary's
Sand Point
Bonner's Ferry
Keoteral
British Columbia
Badley
Caldwell
Idaho
Prosperous Farmers From Minnesota Share Grapes Trade Tales
L. Smith of Minnesota, visiting Pendleton for the Northwost Woolgrowers convention, reports farmers are largely prosperous with many saving in banks. He recalls a German neighbor selling 1200 dollars worth of grapes from a single acre, illustrating varying fortunes among rural households.
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L. Smith
Minnesota
Pendleton
Milton 1
Mik Avighber
Walla Walla
Verein Eintracht Society to Invest in Oil
The Verein Eintracht Society meets to invest 100 dollars in oil ventures. A committee of V Strobel, Conrad Piat zowler and Conrad Kehler gains full authority to buy stock in companies advancing oil development in Washington or elsewhere. Advertisements note prospects near Tenino and Portland.
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Verein Eintracht Society
V. Strobel
Conrad Piatzowler
Conrad Kehler
Tenino
Wash
Portland
Blue Mountains
Verein
Moorhouse's Indian Photo Exhibit Opens in Portland
Lee Moorhouse of Benditon presents a renowned collection of Indian photographs at the Canera club rooms in the Oregonian building. Mrs Edith Weatherred, Oregon commissioner, oversees the display and will ship the works to the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. The exhibition drew hundreds of admirers who praised the quality and rarity of the images.
Examination on Wednesday of Clerks for Railroad Mail Service
M Switsell of Washington was in Pendleton all day Wednesday on the evening train for Bo He had charge of the examination of applicants for positions in the railroad mail service.
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M. Switsell
Washington
Pendleton
Examination results amid railway postal service tests
At a Portland examination for railway postal service there were four applicants all alleged. Names include Charles J. Fronehaml Finley Pendleton WyOal Mare and Harry Chard of Chard Washington. Exact scoring series remains unclear. Leitsell conducted the Portland exam with eight participants and will hold another test in Hole.
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Charles J. Fronehaml
Pensdleton
M Danields at Large after Smallpox Patient Fleeing City
A man named Prine McDaniels, a smallpox patient, fled from Helbe to Walla Walla and was last seen near Palones Street. Police conducted a citywide check of hotels and lodging as they pursued the alleged offender who departed from the office of Bingham and Vae Marten and vanished after nightfall, with no further trace found.
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Helbe
Walla Walla
Prine McDaniels
Weilninday
Noepitel
Contaghors
Washington & Galnuttin River
Palones Street
Ukiah Fails To Open Saloon Amid Public Protests
Ukiah residents oppose Jaier Shipp plan to open a saloon with two meetings held in April. No solution reached as protests continue. Downing Viroidiers operates a sawmill nearby sawing about 10,000 feet daily with 400,000 feet of logs pending, keeping the mill active for six weeks before shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Jaier Shipp
Mr. Shipp
Downaln Virotiiers
Little Ned Fowler Faces Rat Attack This Morning
Little Ned Fowler son of Mr and Mrs H W Fowler had a frightening incident near the Penbleton courthouse porch when a large rat dashed from under a wall and tried to reach him. Ned scampered to safety as the rat fled across the yard and street before being killed. onlookers treated the event as highly unusual for the town.
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Ned Fowler
H.W. Fowler
Court House
Ned
Tel Hays
C. B. Wattle
Ned Andean
Penbleton
Salem Correspondent Labels Morgan Primary Law Unconstitutional
A Salem correspondent asserts the Morgan primary election statute is unconstitutional, impracticable and beyond government power. The piece notes the act requires a statewide April primary for party nominations and platform adoption, with enforcement plan pending.
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Salem
Morgan
Fact Legisature
Crewenian
Bried
Ahell
Maltoomah
Gasoline Lighting Plant Fire at Beardstown Causes Narrow Escape
An explosion avoided in Beardstown when a gasoline vapor lighting plant sparked a fire in the Johnean house. Flames spread to a partition and nearly destroyed the hall before water and the fire company containment saved the structure. Fortunate coincidence with timely extinguishing prevented greater damage to surrounding wooden structures.
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Beardstown
Silimolk
Johnean
Tageler
John
Portland Fire Applicants Duped by Light Scheme and Tests
A Portland Evening Telegram report details a scheme to replace lights with electric incandescent ones at the firehouse and describes prank applicants from Kansas and Minnesota who sought firefighting roles. The Kansas man was misdirected to an officer’s path, while the Minnesota applicant endured staged tests including hose handling and pole climbing, ultimately showing resilience as the hoax unravelled.
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Kansas
Minnesota
Jobane
Lek Woods
Portland
Indiana
Kawshopper
Kaness
Tole
Bert
Minnette
First day of May water shutoff threatens premises
All water convener failing to comply will have the water shut off from their premises. T Brown, Water Works, London, April 1. Primrow day marks the anniversary of Lord R Beavenfield's death with the public wearing the statesman's favorite flower.
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T. Brown, Reet, Water Works
London
Primrow
Lord R Beavenfield
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Qredowary
Cleaver Bros
Practical Boot and Shoe Men
Pendleton Shoe Co
WM. Fitzgerald
Castoria
Cuan J. Puree
Xiad Yuu
Tallman & CO
Mrs. Marston
The
Verein Hotracht Society
Moorhouse
Buffalo
M'Daniels
Wallin Walla
Joshing
Portland Firemen
England
Trey
Owl Tea House
Il Polle Ore Paper
Brabon
Otis LaFontaine
Swhtaler Building
Main St
Pandlaton
Oregon
Columbia LodGiNg House
Alta & Webb Ats
F.X
Schempp
Prop
Neagle Bros
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile Qo
Uncle Sam
Rader’s Furniture Store
Main and Webb Streets
Gocar
W.D. Hansford
Main Street
Pendleton, Or
Jesse Failing
Bridge
Jane Srd
the Peoples Warehouse
Viething
Whoo
Ook & Mera
Zee White House
Y. Rehuck
Taylor
M.A. Muler
Ely P Makers
Geovery
Rudolph Kelor
Pila
Hus Ig Hines
Jovweler & Optician
Guriter
Gus LaFouta i
Plymouth Rock
Rose
Kingle
Rhode
Guy W, Wade
Pondioton, Oregon
C. F. Cooks
Allen Bro
V. Sth
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