City Briefs and Local Notices
Sunny weather promotions and local ads fill the page. Businesses advertise shoes at Roosevelt’s, books at Nolf’s, rent notices for rooms and storerooms, a Japanese cook seeking work, a restaurant hiring, and a call for premium tickets. Lost and found items include a sliver horseshoe pin and a red leather purse with a mono gram. Local prices and service claims are sprinkled with miscellaneous reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Cc
U. C. Rader
Roosevelt
Gloria
Roosevelt'n
Douglay
Hanan
Roosevalt
Goda
Nolf
Wagner
Nolf*s
East
Webb Street
Howard’s
Lee Tentuch
Cottonwood Winaer
Chris Rawley
P. O.box
St. George Reataurant
Cooper
Doctor’s quick knife saves hospital attendant
At St John’s Hospital New York James Fay fainted choking at the dinner table. Ward boy De F Huppert received a call and used a penknife to clear the obstruction. Fay survived after the blade entered his throat and the surgeon’s finger removed the obstacle.
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St. John's Hospital
New York
James Fay
de F. J. Huppert
Fay
Blaok
Dr. Huppert
Pay
Evangelist Victor Dorrin to Lead Christian Church Meetings
Rev N H Brooks and congregation prepare for evangelist Victor Dorrin's January 1 series. Programs issued for the first week, sermons to be announced daily. Singer Charles A Hall of Kanens will lead the munto during meetings.
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Christian Church
N. H. Brooks
Victor Dorrin
Ray
Charles A. Hall
Kanens
Hubbard Lecture For Gym Fund At Pendleton
Hubbard the well known lecturer may speak in February for the Pendleton Commercial Association to raise funds for the gymnasium. The event is organized by the gymnasium committee George Hartman Jr Roy Ritner and Mark Moorhoun with drawing prizes listed for attendees. Major Harry in Rees faces court martial at Vancouver barracks on irregularities in accounts while acting paymaster of the department of the Columbia and awaits final action by the president. Florence M McMahon seeks a divorce from Thomas A McMahon, married 1897, custody sought, alleging neglect drunkenness and desertion with Spokane as a cited incident.
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Hubbard
Elbert Hubbard
Pendleton Commercial Association
Commercial Association
George Hartman, Jr
Roy Ritner
Mark Moorhoun
Harry In Rees
Vancouver Barracks
Department of the Columbia
War Department
Florence M. McMahon
Thomas A. McMahon
McMahons
Spokane
Tarifie
BM. Pilkington
Oregon
Henry Schutte
Penden
Maines
Leone
James H. Doty
Niet
Mae Carmichael
Weston
Pendleton
Elizabeth Parrotts
Mra
W. C. Cook
Portland
H. E. Cook
Posies S. Rader
A. M. Ruier
Lou Wenham
Grande
Robert Cronin
G. Hormeman
Gardané
G. W. Phelps
Heppner
Hilgard
J. H. Lawrey
H. Connell
GO. Ro
Umatilla
Wayne Maloney
Edin Thompson
Astoria
B. Conktin
W. Proebatel
Mie
Margaret Broebetel
Werton
Pondieton
la Chande
Mre Preebetel
Salem
J. Hackerman
Bpokane
Washington State Teachere’ Institute
Thas City
Mr. Jones
Ackermitts
Umaj Tutty
Washington
Isthe
Th &N
Pendleton Daily Life Shows Town Toasts and Travel
A collage of Pendleton scenes, visits to Walla Walla, Spokane, and Portland, with typhoid, injuries, and weddings noted. Local residents like J. H. Lawrey and G. Hormeman are tracked, along with travelers Dean Tate and George Hayes. The Shamrocks lead a bowling mini-standings update as well.
Train Six Hours Late Due To Late Arrival
The westbound passenger train expected in Pendleton at 8 60 this morning arrived at 2 30 this afternoon. The delay followed the late arrival of the Oregon Short Line train at Huntington.
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Pendleton
Orenan Short
7 Star Meeting Ends Tonight in East Jern Star Chapter
Hushee Chapter No 1 East Jern Star meets at 8 oclock for officer installation. All members urged to attend. Marriage license issued to Walter W Smith and Mabel J Beltel of Filot Rock.
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Hushee
East Jern Star
Jessie L. Perry
Ww. M
Walter W. Smith
Mabel J. Beltel
Filot Rock
The Rafflesia Wil Hold The World Largest Flower
The rafflesia grows in Sumatra and is named after Sir Stamford Raffles and Arnold the naturalist. It is the world’s largest flower with five rounded brick red petals and a cup nearly a foot wide. The flower weighs about 15 pounds and emits a carrion-like odor that attracts pollinating insects.
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Sumatra
Stamford Raffles
Joverndr
Deetor Arnold
Naturaliet
Tila
Amerie
Arnold
Never Wears Pajamas and Cashman Name Change Tale
A humorous note from the New York World recounts Representative Ketcham’s reputed reaction at a dinner to a chef’s joke, claiming he never wears bananas and prefers an old fashioned night shirt. The widow of Lt General Cushman offered $10,000 to Massachusetts towns for a name change. Irma Cox of Ukiah died after burns from clothing catching fire.
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Ketcham
New York
New York World
Henry W. Cushman
Masachusetts
Tushar
Irma Cox
Ukiah
Cal
Your Case and Osteopathy Cures From a Historic Ad
An 19th or early 20th century osteopathy advertisement argues spine and rib misalignment disturb nerves and blood flow, claiming nature repairs damage. It lists diseases claimed curable by osteopathy, from tonsillitis to paralysis, epilepsy, heart disease, and diabetes, with doctors Holsington and Dr Still inviting inquiries at Despain block.
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St. Vitus
Bright
Holsington
Still
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Tandard
Office
L. Hunziker
Hees
Charles Flatiman
H. F. Johnson
Luppike
C.J. Irvin
Whitman
J. Ft. Dickson
J. Edwards
le Greenwald
Charles Cameron
Fivin Lampkin
Mabel Bickers
Ae No Stanfield
Shamrocks
Silers Alleys
Shamrocke
Ssese Ene Wee Seaeger
Elbe
Rough Rollers
Minnesota
St. Louis
Heller Weewee
Hays Aeeenene
Air Peon
Kidder Aakaeee
Wes
Hutchett Sweet
Beacham
Bond
Kelley
Otenere
Unther’s
Huyler’s
Lowney
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Alz
Pendpleton
ALL
Cup of the Raffieda Wil
Joe Nasler
Joe Basler
B. F. Beck
Cottonwood
Brunswick Bowling Alley
Wade Siler
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