Localads listing coal wood and services in Pendleton
Local notices show Kopitzke Gillanders promoting dry rock spring coal and dry slab wood at various phone contacts, plus Oregon Lumber Yard and Pendleton Planing Mill advertising wood and cedar chests. Other items include real estate suites, spring dairy, Jersey cows for sale, transfer work, Western Union jobs, and store recruitment at the Wonder Store.
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Kopitzke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
Black
Wonder Store
J. C. Snyder
Milne
Pendleton
Ore
Franklin Street
Oregon Lumber Yard
Lilleth Street
Holt Jr
Margaret Melstrom
Pendleton Planing Mill
Pendleton Planing
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Young Veal
Malin
Western Union Tel Co
Oregon Lumber ‘Yard
Ben L. Burroughs
East Oregonian
Indy
UN Co
Bernhardt in Camille at Cosy April 26 and 27
Bernhardt headlines Camille at the Cosy on April 26 and 27 in her famed performance. A dance at German Hall Middle Cold Spring follows on Saturday night April 27, welcoming all attendees.
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German Hall
Middle Cold Spring
Devine Sarah to Perform Camille at Cosy Soon
The Devine Sarah will positively appear in Camille at Cosy theater on April 26 and 27, with taxi cabs and touring cars advertised at 26 cents to any part of cue. Phone Math 12 offers day and night service.
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Cue
Devine
Sarah
Camille
Cosy
Wonder Store to Change Hands in Public Sale
Announcement states the Wonder store will change ownership as Despain and Bonney retire. The sale set to start Saturday April 27 at 9 a.m. with stock cut to 16000 to finalize the transfer. Heirs of the late J B Despain and Bonney seek retirement and estate settlement, offering all spring and summer stock at any price.
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Wonder
Despain & Bonney
Weston Cowgirl Band to Play in Autos
The Weston Cowgirl Band will arrive in the city next Saturday and perform at the People's Warehouse in the afternoon. The trip from Weston will be made in automobiles. The band was to perform last Saturday but the concert was postponed due to bad weather. All are invited to attend.
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Weston
People’s Warehouse
Glven
Grand Walters Murray Stars Keep Win Streak Alive
Walters and Murray, the favorites, were held over and won again. Geo Hinckelhorn, Pendleton`s youngest actor, scored another hit last night and will fill the bill early next week with Walters and Murray. Thursday, Stevenson and Barr, Texas Tommy dancers, arrive from the Barbary coast to start a four day engagement at the Grand. The Sunflower Comedy Quartette from the east could not arrive in time for the change and will perform Monday.
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Walters
Murray
Geo Hinckelhorn
Pendleton
Stevenson
Barr
Barbary Coast
Sunflower
Sarah Bernhardt in Camille at the Cosy Theater
The world famed star Sarah Bernhardt performs Camille at the Cosy on April 26 and 27. The engagement highlights her renowned dramatic presence in a classic roles.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Camille
The
The Difference Between a Dema Logue and a Patriot
A terse remark contrasts a dema logue and a patriot noting that the former often makes it pay. The line implies a cynical view of rhetoric versus steadfast national loyalty.
Personal mentions from Pendleton and area visitors
A series of brief items notes visits and movements of local residents and officials. Charles L. May, Mrs. J. F. McNaught, Mayor James Kyle, Rev. E. W. Werrington, Roy D. Ward, Sarah Benedict, Frank Hinkle, James P. Neal, Roy Read, Roy Alexander, Edward D Padwin, Mrs. W. J Patterson, Henry Waldo Coe, Fred Lockley are shown traveling or visiting in Pendleton or nearby towns with several heading to Portland or Baker for business or visits.
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Charles L. May
Weston
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
Pendleton
James Kyle
Stanfield
E. W. Werrington
Pilot Rock
Roy D. Ward
Echo
Sarah Benedict
Tonight Big Dance at Eagle Woodman Hall
The event features the Round-Up Cowboy Band with fine music at Woodman Hall. Also showing the first and only pictures of Madam Sarah Bernhardt in Camille, Cosy, April 46-27.
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Eagle- Woodman Hall
Sarah Bernhardt
Camille
Cosy
Farmhouse Burns on Clapton Farm West of City
A fire destroyed the Clapton farm house two miles west of town on Monday night. Frank Taylor was away in Walla Walla. the hired man escaped with nothing but his bed. A defective flue is blamed. The building was insured for 200 dollars and the contents for 700.
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F. B. Clapton
City
Frank Taylor
Walla Walla
County Treasurer Purchases West County Land for $1500
County Treasurer G. W. Bradley filed a deed to twenty acres in the county's west end, purchased from RR Lewis for fifteen hundred dollars. The transaction records Bradley as the buyer and Lewis as the seller, confirming the land transfer and amount.
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G. W. Bradley
Lewis
Parish vestry re-elected after annual church vote
The annual election of the parish of the Church of the Redeemer was held last evening and the old vestry consisting of R J Slater J T Lambirth R M Sawtelle Ben L Burroughs G M Rice J F Robinson and Mark Moorhouse was re-elected.
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Church of the Redeemer
R J. Slater
J. T. Lambirth
R. M. Sawtelle
Ben L. Burroughs
G. M. Rice
J. F. Robinson
Mark Moorhouse
Payday brings many Indians to city from reservation
Today Indian Payday, Telay is the day upon which the Indians of the reservation receive their regular apportionment of furidé and, as a result, there are a large number of them in the city.
Rising human intellect debated by writers of popular songs
The exchange questions whether human intelligence is increasing, contrasting this with a claim that more writers create popular songs than ever before. The dialogue hints at a shift in cultural production and the distribution of creative work.
Insane fugitive hurt by live wire in Oregon escape
Thomas Condon of Multnomah county, one of six inmates who escaped from the asylum, was found seriously burned after entering the Oregon Electric substation and tampering with a switchboard. He had separated from the others near the Waconda direction while the others escaped.
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Salem
Ore
Thomas Condon
Multnomah County
Insane Asylum
Bagley
Oregon Electric
Augustus Doughe
Frank Tompkins
W. H. Jones
Frank Allen
William Celln
Condon
Waconda
The
R. BE. L. Steiner
Local Campaign Speech Ends With Silent Sale Joke
A campaign speaker boasted about holding the audience spellbound for over an hour, while a local committee member dismissed the talk as the reason people stayed. He noted an advertised appearance by Billy Smiggley for a corner sale after the speech did not occur, leaving the crowd waiting.
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Pshaw
Repiad
Billy Smiggley
It Might Be Worse to Live in Iceland
A humorous travel quip contrasts Iceland's six month night with brighter notes, joking that residents miss certain tunes. The speaker wryly notes others might suffer more than winter’s grip, referencing a local dog song as a cultural aside.
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Iceland
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B. A. Morton
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F. J. Donaldson
Peoples Warehouse
Bernhardt
the Cosy
Penland Broa
Oregon
Sharon & Eddings
Griggs & Stangier's Cigar Store
Weston Cowgirl
Frank Hinkle
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James P. Neal
Freewater
Roy Read
Roy Alexander
Wallin Walla
Portlaind
Portland
Edward D Padwin
W. R. Ellis
Pactice Law
Fred Lockley
the Sunset
the Pacific Monthly
Oxfords
Wohlenberg Dept
John G. Minton
Albany
Home and Visitation Department
Oregon State S. S. Association
LIVE
William Bagley
Bigsey
Koeppen’s
Oregon Theater
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