Local Pendleton shops and services advertise
Local notices list Bowman photo studio Empire block Koch and Ingram's grocery promoting fresh bread and pickled delicacies. Oregon Lumber Yard touts wood and furnished rooms at 602 Water Street. Help wanted for a stenographer and a lady for work at 709 Main Street. Special theater promotions at Pastime and music by Johnson's Orchestra at Grandall Armory Hall.
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Bowman Photo Studio
Koch
Empire
St. Elmo
Pendleton
Oregon Lumber Yard
Ingram’s Grocery
Reno
Main Street
Water Street
Oak Wood
Main St
J. B. Halley
Express
Welch
Golden Rule Hotel
U. S. Koch
Empire Block
First Camel Meat Sold in Paris Market
London reports that eight camels described as meharis arrived from Casa Blanca to Paris. One camel was slaughtered and sold with parts eaten, despite initial objections from slaughterhouse officials. Prices ranged from 10d to 1s 8d per pound for inferior meat and 62 to 84 for the more prized cuts, kidneys 38 apiece. Eat-offs describe the meat as tough and beeflike.
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London
Casa Blanca
Paris
Daily Telegraph
Local names listed for Spokane and Seattle figures
A list of individuals including B Somers R Jell G 8S Choate Ss A Schreffler Linwood B Russell Hugh Lienallen Athena John H Bridges Wapate Miss Culling Pauline Lederle La Grande Thomas Nestor 8 G Dunn G D Galley W R Glendering J W Hitchcock Wallis Brunsdon Starbuck BE D Trumbull C A Keys Chiy A J Bruteman Seattle appears in OCR style.
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B. Somers
R. Jell
Choate
A. Schreffler
Spokane
Linwood B. Russel
Hugh Lienallen
Athena
John H. Bridges
Wapate
Wash
Miss Culling
Pauline Lederle
la Grande
Thomas Nestor
G. Dunn
G. D. Galley
W. R. Glendering
Portland
J. W. Hitchcock
Wallis Brunsdon
Starbuck
D. Trumbull
Clean beds at the St Elmo at reasonable rates
A brief notice advertises clean beds at the St Elmo hotel offered at reasonable rates.
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St. Elmo
Pendleton Christmas Visitor List Highlights Local Guests
Mr and Mrs Burr Johnson left for Ellensburg Wash Karl Dudley of Athena visited Pendleton last evening J M Gilbert of Pilot Rock called on business A J Heater of Echo visited Pendleton W S Mason of Umatilla on business in the city F E Van Dusen now of Pasco spending Christmas here Miss Alcy Poss went to Athena for the holiday Frank and Roy Sanders of Milton are Christmas guests W Roy Saxton of Hermiston will visit Pendleton Saturday and Sunday Hugh Lieuallen of Athena in Pendleton Miss Carrie Sharp to spend Christmas in Athena Polydore Moons visited from Wild Horse creek L L Lieualien of Adams on a Christmas trading trip Mrs George Jacobs of Portland visiting Pendleton Nissen now of Portland spending Christmas with his parents Ruby McMullen left for Portland Edna Thompson home for vacation Will Bracken and Leo Ferguson of Walla Walla Christmas at the Ferguson home H L Stanfield returned to Echo Miss Pauline Lederle of La Grande visiting for Christmas John Vaughan left for Spokane to join his family James Sturgis from Seattle to spend holidays here Herbert Thompson home from University of Washington E P Dodd and Mrs Dodd spending Christmas with relatives in Pendleton
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Burr Johnson
Ellensburg
Wash
Karl Dudley
Athena
J. M. Gilbert
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
W. Roy Saxton
Hermiston
Hugh Lieuallen
Polydore Moons
Wild Horse Creek
L. L. Lieualien
Adams
George Jacobs
Portland
BE. Pruitt
Url Nissen
John Nissen
H. L. Stanfield
Echo
Pauline Lederle
la Grande
St. Anthony's Hospital
John Vaughan
Spokane
James Sturgis
Seattle
University of Washington
Herbert Thompson
E. P. Dodd
One Woman's Way in Brooklyn Romance
Mrs Emma Carolyn Wels of 47 Schenck Avenue Brooklyn bound herself to a chair after showing signs of a cooling marriage. Her husband returned home to find the burglar tale, and the ruse prompted a warm reconciliation with kisses aplenty. The couple planned theater outings and more affectionate behavior henceforth.
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Emma Carolyn Wels
Schenck Avenus
Brooklyn
Wels
New York
College drink habits alarm University of Washington professor says
Professor Vanierveer Curtis of the University of Washington estimates that 60 percent of college men are habitual drinkers, 25 percent drink occasionally, and 25 percent are teetotalers. He says stronger intoxicants are rare among collegians and mainly used by those who did not complete college.
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Vanierveer Curtis
University of Washington
Ife
Curtis
University of Idaho expands agricultural courses
Moscow Idaho students focus on agricultural college courses this term under Dean E E Elliott. Agronomy has 11 students animal husbandry 26 dairying 26 horticulture 21 bacteriology 24. Actual college work 21 in dairy school 7 preparatory 11. Regular instruction in agricultural college 29.
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Moscow
Idaho
University Agricultural College
E. E. El-lott
Agricultural College
Pulp Recovery Plans for Kingston Piles Sealed
Consul D Van Sant reports Ogdensburg Soda Pulp has secured the option on 600000 cords of sunken Rideau river pine piling. The plan is to raise the timber, float it by boat to Ogdensburg, and produce bleached pulp for high grade stationery using a secret chemical process. The sunken logs, about 80 years old, lie in 3 to 4 feet of water along submerged lands near Kingston.
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Ogdensburg Soda Pulp Company
Rideau River
Kingston
St. Lawren¢e
Ogiensburg
Rideau
Cupid the Surgeon Practical Lovemaking Book Review
Chicago readers are advised by a columnist to treat romance as an exact science in Herman Lee Meaders new book Cupid the Surgeon or Practical Lovemaking. The piece outlines four female types, then lists rules of courtship stressing patience, perseverance, flattery, generosity, and confident charm as keys to winning.
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Chicago
Cupid
Herman Lee Meaders
Materia Medica
Actress Buys Shoreham Estate Near Richmond
Blanche Walsh purchases the Shoreham estate of 100 acres near Richmond for 60000 dollars cash. She sells her large Long Island farm and, after this season on the road, plans to settle in Richmond. Architects are drawing plans for a home costing 56000 dollars.
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Richmond
Virginia
Blanche Walsh
Shoreham
Great Neck
Long Island
Stops Brother's Wedding in Memphis Court
Mixg Ninn Sturla guardian of Wilbert Sturla blocked his marriage to Miss Maimmie Ohlenschtager after alleged insanity in probate records. Judge Galloway upheld the objection and awarded $50 to cover Ohlenschtager’s travel expenses back to Marianna Arkansas from Memphis Tennessee.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mixg Ninn Sturla
Wilbert Sturla
Maimmie B. Ohlenschtager
Marianna
Ark
Sturia
Galloway
Misa Sturia
Miss Ohlenschtager
The Peril of Buttin In Kipling Story
Rudyard Kipling recounted a tale to McGill University students about a dry goods store owner who overheard a clerk say there is no rain it seems. The proprietor confronts the clerk and learns the remark was in response to a woman noting no rain lately.
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McGill Unversity
Rudyard Kipling
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Piles Cured In Short Time With PAZO Ointment
Piles cured in six to fourteen days by PAZO Ointment promises relief for itching bleeding protruding or blind piles. Money back guarantee applies if not cured within days with a 60 cent price.
1200 Acres Change Hands in Klamath
Klammat Falls Oregon reports the sale of 3200 acres near the city, including Midland town site, to E R Reames and D B Campbell from The Midland Town Company of California. Price range between 75000 and 20000 dollars. Lands include prime farming ground under a government canal and tule land drainable. Midland eyed as future shipping point and agricultural center below Klamath Falls. 40 acre tracts to be sold next year.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Midland
California and Northeastern Railway
Midlana Town Company
California
E. R. Reames
D. B. Campbell
Woman unconscious two days found by nephew
Mrs Mollie Fargo widow of E A Fargo was found nonresponsive at her Alameda home after neighbors reported she had not been seen for two days. Nephew W Dimond, informed by neighbors, located her in a paralytic stroke state and she was not expected to recover.
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San Antonio Avenue
Alameda
Mollie Fargo
E. A. Fargo
W. Dimond
San Francisco Examiner
Woman Found Unconscious From Gas Leak at Home
A woman lay unconscious on her bed as gas filled the room. Mrs. Fargo was saved from asphyxiation when a slightly opened window vented most of the deadly fumes.
Concrete tombstone near Kellar marks historic local first
A 16 year old boy erected a five foot high concrete tombstone with marble slabs for Rev. Griffin Callahan, a Methodist minister who held the first northern Ohio river meeting. The monument rests on a twelve inch pedestal, used about four yards of material, and is inscribed to commemorate his moral and religious influence. It is the neighborhood's first concrete construction and draws community interest.
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Kellar
Accomac County
Virginia
Cement Age of
New York
Griffin Callahan
Methodist Church
Ohio River
Masquerade Ball At Eagle Hall On Christmas Night
Johnsons orchestra provides music for a masquerade ball at Eagle Hall on December 25. Prizes will be awarded. Admission is 1.00 with ladies free and 25 cents for unmasked ladies.
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Eagle Hall
Johnson's
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Grandall—Armory Hall
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Adfulasion
Bowman
Qui la Fontaine
East Oregonian Office
Ingram’s
The
A. C, Koeppen & Brothers
A. J. Heater
W. 5. Mason
Umatilla
F. E. van Dusen
Pasco
Miss Alcy Poss
Frank and
Roy Sanders
Milton
Mrs
Chas Beale
Carrie Sharp
That
Ruby McMullen
A. ©. Carden
Edna Thompson
Fisher School of Music
Walla Walla, la
Messrs
Will Bracken
Leo Ferguson
Walla Walla
C. J. Ferguson
Tlusband
Woop
D. van Sant
Pendleton Gloak & Suit House
Klamath
Nephew
Roya. M. Sawtelle
Pendleton Roller Mills