Pendicton Notices and Funeral Service Announcement
Pendicton’s Past Foright or heavy transferring of all kinds by Gritman Bros main 611. Furniture and planes moved promptly and carefully to any part of the city. Attention Daphne Circle No 2 Women of Woodcraft attend funeral services of Neighbor Forshaw at Church of the Redeemer tomorrow at 10 am. Clara Rowland Guardian Neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendicton
George Standler
Gritman Bros
Daplne Circle
Dapline Circle
No. 2
Women of Woodcraft
Neighbor Forshaw
Church of the Redeemer
Clara Rowland
Pendleton City Pound Horse Auction Notice 1911
The marshal of Pendleton seeks costs from owners if the bay three year old horse weighing about 1100 pounds with branded reverse C on shoulder and stifle is not claimed within ten days. If unclaimed, at 2 pm on August 1, 1911, the animal will be sold at public auction for cash at the city pound Oregon Feed Yard. Proceeds cover sale costs. Dated August 6, 1911. Tom Gurdane, City Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon
Tom Gurdane
City Marsh
Show Window Dummy Out As Living Models Take Places
In Chicago the National Association of Window Trimmers voted to replace traditional store dummies with living models. More than 200 trimmers, arguing their craft bridges merchants and passersby, declared that flesh and blood displays should replace the placard “Take me home for 9.98” until a demonstrator proved the superiority of real people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Diane
National Association of
Wyoming Boy Kills Playmate with Repeating Rifle
In Sheridan Wyoming Willie King, 15, killed playmate Harry Storke, 15, when he pointed a loaded repeating rifle and pulled the trigger. The weapon discharged as the two played, with King reportedly unaware the rifle was loaded. The incident occurred on a train and the boy was taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Sheridan
Wilie King
Harry Storke
Storke
Aviators Circle Pike’s Peak in Colorado Carnival
During the Colorado Springs carnival P. C. Mar misow and Clifford Turpin of the Wright Aviations announced plans to circle Pike’s Peak. They left the city for the summit to study the terrain ahead of their flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irdmen
Colorado Springs
Col
Personal visits and travel notes fill town day
George Tonkin of Pilot Rock and H L Stanfield of BReho ta visited today while Dr C Parker returns from southern Oregon. Echo mayor L Scholl was a visitor last evening. postmaster G Richardson and stock buyer WH Walker arrived for business. Several residents depart tomorrow for Seaside Portland Wenaha springs and Browerville, with Miss Storle and Miss Tohhaon en route home from Iowa.
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George Tonkin
Pilot Rock
H. L. Stanfield
Breho
Dr. C. Parker
Oregon
L. Scholl, Jr
Echo
G. ©. Richardson
Addins
Marshall Spell
Letiman Springs
Dave Lavender
Weston
Ah Alexander
Portland
Mra PF
Weladhons
Mynek Station
WH. A. Walker
Seattle
Robert Forster
Seaside
Wealthy Athena Man Mentally Deranged
Special Correspondence Athena Oregon Aug. Z. W. Lockwood, a wealthy Umatilla county man, was taken to Portland where he will be placed in Dr Williamson's sanitarium. Despite wealth he suffers from the delusion of bankruptcy after a real estate man bought his wheat farm at a premium and later his condition worsened with attempts on his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Ore
Z. W. Lockwood
Umatilla County
Milning
Porthind
Williamson
Lockwood
Woman Aids Affinity In Fight With Husband In Stockton
Walter Williams, bookkeeper for the Hedges Buck company and a Stockton musician, was severely beaten by William Reynolds after a street fight at the police station. Reynolds, who says Williams broke up his home with Sacramento divorcee Mrs. RE Butler, claims Williams tried to marry Butler while Williams asserts Reynolds forced him from the home. Both were taken to police headquarters after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Calif
RE. V. Hutler
Sacramento
Walter Williams
Hedges-Buck Company
Musicum
Wiliam A. Reynolds
East Main Street
Willams
Reynolds W
Mr. Reynolds
Williams
Mreynolds
Reynolds
Carnegie Pleads For Treaties In Unsteady Times
Andrew Carnegie today praised treaty efforts amid unsettled international talks. He urged continued arbitration between the United States, Britain, and other involved nations, stressing the importance of stable accords for peace and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Tresie
England
Prince
Bees Trap Two Women In Kentucky Yard
In Loulaville Kentucky Mrs C I Augustane wife of the South Park postmaster and her daughter were nearly stung to death by a furious bee swarm while assisting a blind horse tangled in a yard net. The family man rescued them as the bees rained stings on scalps faces and arms amid fear of hive poisoning.
At the Picture Shows Orpheum Sunday and Monday
The Orpheum program lists multiple films including Waiting American Pathe The Two Lives Selig A Ragged Coast Gaumont Madeline's Rebellion Edison and more. Descriptions mention love jealousy trains wrecks and a haunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiood
Monde 1
Pathe
Fiero
Selig
Ghumont
Mildred
Maredine
Madeline
A Jealous Husband
A truant husband fakes illness to flee with friends for a fishing trip. His mother falls ill and his wife finds him at the seashore with the doctor. She brings him home in her car as they speed away toward the coast.
Stirring wartime tales and heart interest in one Rex program
Friday and Saturday offer a Rex program featuring Molly Pitcher a heroic tale of the Revolutionary War and The Coffin Ship a dramatic romance about a captain and his wife. Other serials include The Foreman’s Mine The Twing and It’s a Rex superbly colored with genuine heart interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Pitcher
Moally Calrnes
Anthony’ Wayne
Monmouth
Molly
Thannuser
Bison
Rex
Glorious IMA Parisian Sage hair advertisement
Glorious IMA claims any woman can have luxurious hair in days with Parisian Sage. The ad touts hair growth, non falling or gray hair, and dandruff removal when used daily as a dressing. Tallman Drug Co guarantees the product’s advertised effects with a large bottle priced at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Tallman Drug Co
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Advertisement
An old time ad urges avoiding gray hair by using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. The copy claims it restores natural color, cleanses dandruff, refreshes dry hair, and is sold for fifty cents a bottle by Pendleton Drugs Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Porndeton Drugs Co
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F. C. Livengood
Ladies’ Home Journal
Bee Lane & Son
Dutch Henry
Lane & Son
Hotel Pendleton
Webb
Jane
Orpheum
Aura Street
Jersey
Milton
Thompson Etrect
Palace
J, M Riandolph
Johnson and Water Streets
Penias. Bros
Main Street
Farmers’ Meat Co
Conrad Platspeder
Court Street
H. P
H. M
Main
Rock Springs
O.W
Nick Pulos
Thorn Hollow
P. O
City
Dalles
Bailey Gatzert
Ware
Red Springs
Phone
Burroughs
Mud Rock Springs
Enapioy Elde
Burd Mfg. Co
Sth Ave
Joe Vey
E. Court Street
Tan
Koeppens
Pruitttz
Gall Sturdivant
Cress Sturgis
Wenaha Springs
Edna Storle
Nona Tohhaon
Wallowa Lake
Harry Rees
Weniha Springs
George Strand
Union County
Mita Ora Perry
Walla Walla
Miursland
Pauline Lederle
la Grande la
St. Anthony’s Hospital
W. R. Walpole
Trunwon
Carl Coole
Alexander Department Store
Wmorrow
Stockton Don Juan
Hntler
Willis
Stone
Wilms
Pilgrim Street
Peliew
W. T. Slater
Habby
Reddy
Karen
Edison
Scotland
Wohlenberg Dept
Walla
Whene Black
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