Locals: Pendleton small ads and notices mix
Local notices for Pendleton include rental listings at St Elmo rooms 602 Water Street furnished housekeeping, Oregon Lumber Yard ads on wood and supplies, Welchs cigar store orders, and Ingram grocery bread specials. Also promotions for Pastime theater giveaways and Bowmans photo novelties along with ranch sale Box 670 P C M B and Keys cab stand at Golden Rule hotel.
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West Court
Pendleton
St. Elmo
Ingram’s
Reno
Oakwood
Oregon
Oregon Lumber
Water Street
Names listed in Detroit and across states
A sequence of names and initials appears, including J. and Haines of Detroit, Mrs A D Shaw, Boles, C A Miller, J H Maurer, Minneapolis, Paine, RN Stinfiell, G E B Stanfield, Eeho, G6 Dunn, J H Thompson, John Maschmann, Thomais Nestor, Portland, A Barrett, Ro oR Whitehead and wife Athena, H C Mackinley Berkeley, Geo W Proebatel Weston, George Stevens, W BR McMahon, F H Carter Spokane, J H Roddy, C J Willert Starbuck, BE H Rhoten Salem.
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J. & Haines
Detroit
Mich
A. D. Shaw
Boles
C. A. Miller
J. H. Maurer
Minneapolis
C. EB
Paine
RN. Stinfiell
G. EB. Stanfield
Eeho
G6. Dunn
J. H. Thompson
John Maschmann
Thomais Nestor
Portland
A. Barrett
Ro Or. Whitehead
Athena
H. C. Mackinley
Berkley
Geo. W. Proebatel
Weston
George Stevens
W. BR. McMahon
F. H. Carter
Spokane
J. H. Roddy
C. J. Willert
Starbuck
BE. H. Rhoten
Salem
Ink stain removal for leather chair technique
Wash ink spots with milk, renewing until stain vanishes. Then wash leather with warm water, dry, and polish with a mix of linseed oil and vinegar in equal parts. Remove ink quickly to avoid hardening, which may prevent complete removal.
A Better Authority My Dear Jemima Pudding Exchange
A London Telegraph snippet shows a humorous dialogue where a husband complains the pudding tastes bad and the wife cites the cookery book praising it as excellent, revealing domestic banter over culinary judgment.
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Jemima
London Telegraph
Self Satisfied Look at the self satisfied club
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a person described as easily pleased. The mockery centers on a self satisfied attitude highlighted by the question what commendable trait he possesses. The item reflects a quip about temperament.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Three Feet and a Yard Front Foot Real Estate Insight
The Kansas City Star quips on buying residence property by the front foot noting that more than three feet are needed to fashion a presentable yard. The comment frames urban housing norms and the challenge of converting narrow lots into livable space.
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Kansas City Star
Community Visitors Fill Pendleton From Nearby Towns
A parade of names from Heppner Pasco Meacham Echo Weston and Athena visit Pendleton today. Curtis Rhea G A Moon J B Switzler H B Jennen Earl Gillanders Pauline Lederle Ph O Draper J B Mumford Gerald Stanfield G M Morrison Mrs E K O Brien Ernest Welch L D Davis L W Keeler R N Stanfield J H Danham Dell McCarty W W Isaac Samuel Jenkins Gorge Proebster Lucretia Conklin May Epple Edyth Epple C A Barrett and others are noted for hosting attending or traveling through the city during Christmas week and after.
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Bailey Ross
Meacham
E. Paine
Echo
J. B. Switzler
Umatilla
Mra
It. H. Whitehead
Athena
HB. Jennen
Livestock Insurance Min
Walla Walla
Dick Adama
McKay Creek
Rh. R. Lewis
Hermiston
Chance Rogera
Weston
F. L. Kent
The
Agricultural College
Pauline Lederle
la Grande
Ph. O. Draper
Moscow
Idaho
J. B. Mumford
Hood River
B. F. Brown
John Fowler
M. A. Wilder
Freewater
Ural
Gerald Stanfield
G. M. Morrison
Adams
Morrison
American Realty Company
Portland
L. W. Keeler
M. &. Kerr
Willamette
Linn County
R_N
Stanfield
Echo Stockman
J. H. Danham
Phelps
Corvallia
Dell McCarty
University of Oregon
Eugene
Samuel Jenkins
Pilot Rock Mercantile Company
Pendleton
Gorge W. Proebster
Weston Hardware
If money didn’t talk some people would never be heard of
The line from the Philadelphia Telegraph prompts reflection on social recognition and wealth. Read the Past Oregonian for contemporary context and how era shaping press treated prominence and influence.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Mark Twain Gets Prank Elephant Gift in Connecticut
A New York publisher sent an elaborate gag to Mark Twain in Danbury Redding, arranging for an elephant as a Christmas joke. The Clemens family prepared elephant quarters in the garage, received hay for the animal, and learned the elephant was a paper mache sculpture brought by a supposed trainer, revealing the prank.
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Danbury
Conn
Redding
Mark Twain
Mr. Clemens
Robert J. Collier
New York
Collier
Professor May
Mr. Clemets
For Sale Cheap Horse Buggy and Harness
For sale cheap a horse buggy and harness must sell term very reasonable apply at this office.
Hearty boasting today is the only safe way to boast of tomorrow
A concise motto urging cautious confidence, suggesting that bold self-praise today should be tempered by future results. The line emphasizes prudent optimism and restrained bragging as a practical approach to success.
The Hippocratic Oath and Its Timeless Call to Physicians
A discussion of the Hippocratic Oath as used by Hippocrates and its enduring vows. The piece cites Appleton's Magazine on a physician’s duty to the sick, confidentiality, and sacred conduct across centuries. It reflects on medical holiness, lifelong commitment, and teaching with no fee to kin and students alike.
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Appleton
Ilia
Hippocrates
Christ
Wen
Buenos Aires city life praised in Scribner’s piece
Arthur Ruhl portrays Buenos Aires as orderly, comfortable, and compact with clean streets, well kept buildings, and convenient access to hotels, clubs, banks, restaurants, and theaters. The piece emphasizes the city’s efficient policeman, lively continental glitter, and cozy intimacy in a traveler’s impression.
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Alts
Pasilike
Buenos Aires
Arthur Ruhl
Scribner's Magazine
Accomplices Rival Mala On Subway Car
In New York a group of women boarded a streetcar led by a conductor known for associating with Mrs Mala. The woman paying fares offered a half dollar and indicated four passengers seated together and two on the opposite side, asking if those on the opposite side were implicated.
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New York Times
Memorial of Adam dates tied to Calvary legend
A Chicago News note recalls an April 1 memorial for Adam in ancient calendars. It says Adam, on death, was to be buried embalmed in myrrh incense and cassia in the cave of Al-Kanaz near paradise, then moved to the earth's center for salvation, with Noah and Melchizedek later reburying him on Calvary.
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Adam
Cassia
Al-Kanaz
Paradise
Noah
Machizedek
Calvary
Chicago News
Train Car Conversation Reveals Barkins The Speaker
On a train two men discuss Barkins lecture with one revealing he is Barkins himself. One warns the other not to attend, calling Barkins an awful bore, but the second says he must go.
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Barkins
Olden quip on marriage status from a judge’s joke
A courtroom quip notes that a couple’s married status is revealed by dining portions. If the husband orders two whole portions, they are not married. If he orders one portion for two, they are. The joke cites a judge’s remark about social norms.
Tom and Dick Joke Exchange Reveals Sweet Answer
In a humorous exchange from Chicago News, Tom asks about a marriage proposal and Dick recalls her unexpected reply. Tom recalls asking, Dick notes she answered with a playful twist saying Fudge. The vignette showcases lighthearted banter over engagement expectations.
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Tom
Chicago News
One should not sell his principles for kindness or for compliments
A Dallas News quotation warns that a person should not trade away core principles for flattery or favors, likening such compromises to selling out for cash. The remark stresses integrity over praise and material gain.
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Dallas News
Clean boas at the St. Elmo at rea sonable rates
A fragment describes cleaning boas at St Elmo with emphasis on reasonable rates. Details on time, scope, or entities are unclear. Unable to confirm full event or precise actions from the OCR fragment.
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St. Elmo
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Main Street
Columbia River
Gray Bros. Grocery CO
Rowman Photo Studio
Beat
St. Elmo Rooms
Oregon Lumber Yard
Ingrams
Bowman's
Merit Housekeeping
B. C
P. C
M. B. Keys
Golden Rule Hotel
U. S. Koch
Empire Block
Ingram's Grocery
Urday
Pendieton
Curtis Rhea
Heppner
G. A. Moon
Pasco
H. Hf
Gilbert
Pilot Rock
Mrs
Earl Gillandera
Ek. M. O'Brien
Riverside Addition
EK. Reynolds
Ernest Welch
Willi Walla
Jocntson
W. W. Isaac
Caldwell
Mattie la Dow
Lucretia Conklin
May
Edyth Epple
Kahlotus
Wash
E. F. Redd
C. A. Barrett
Umatilla County
Oregonian
Andya
A, C
Koeppen & Brothers
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Central Meat Market
Eddie Kelley
Mama Sultana
Africa
Sullivan's
City Steam Dye Works
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