Local advertisers list a mix of goods and services
An assortment of classified notices and promos. Lane & Son sign shop and wallpaper paints. Rental listings for furnished rooms and houses on Thompson Street. The Pastime theater touts more moving pictures and a big screen. Coal and furnace supplies, a Detroit gas range for sale, and a horse for sale. Also an advertisement for Pendleton’s paint store Hale and McAfee plus household items and jobs.
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P. O
Pendieton
Oregon
Hale & McAfee
Main Street
Acme
Pendleton Circle Hosts Special February Gathering
Attention members Pendleton Circle No 27 will hold a special Thursday evening on February 2 for members and invited guests. Every member present will receive a souvenir from the grind circle. A good time and a good supper for all by order of the Guardian Neighbor.
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Pendleton Circle
Pendleton Circle No
Lady Maccabees Meeting Called For Friday
A meeting of the Lady Maccabees will be held in the Secret Society hall Friday afternoon February 3. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Maccabees
Seciety Hall
Nat Goodwin and Edna Goodrich Divorcees in Spotlight
Noted figures Nat Goodwin and Edna Goodrich figure in a society angle as their divorcee status draws attention. The pair, once linked by stage fame, navigate public interest while their names remain prominent in cultural circles.
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Nat Goodwin
Edna Goodrich
Oregon House votes to fund immigration advertising plan
Salem Feb 1 Rep James D Abbott introduced a bill to appropriate 2600 for advertising and depicting desirable migrants for Oregon farming districts. A state immigration agent would collect statistics on resources and industries, coordinate with federal and state bodies, report annually, and publish a pamphlet. An additional 5000 is allotted for statistical research, with all departments to aid the agent.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern
Seoperito
Oregon Development Lenge
Oregon Agricultural College
Ali Ds
Commissioner General of Immigration
Fecretary of State
Bill expands secretary of state power in Oregon
Salem Oregon February reports House members introduce measures affecting state and county government. Yerby seeks assistant secretary authority during secretary's absence without governor and treasurer deliberation powers. Other actions set election for county seat move, county official salaries by voters, and use restrictions on roller towels in public places. Subtle shift from winter to spring noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Yerby
Wasco
Hood River
Coling
Personalities Move Through Pendleton area Visitor List
A flurry of visitors and residents were noted in Pendleton and nearby towns. W K McFaul of Echo and K Bland from Hermiston were in town. C A Baker of Boise stayed at Hotel St George. Mrs W C Shultz visited Portland friends. Henry Kember of Ritzville registered at Bowman hotel. E W Barnhart from Walla Walla stayed at Hotel Pendleton. Dan McKenzie from a wheat ranch near Adams. Alonzo Knotts and wife from Pilot Rock. William Leathers from Uma tilla project. C W Nibley of La Grande registered. Mr and Mrs L Cherrier and son from Lewiston. Miss Rotterdam from Milton arrived. L Hodgen from Athena. W J Stapish from Echo. Glen McCullough from Stanfield. Mrs J E Cherry en route to California. Miss Hazel Olcott improving. Mrs Charles Cole and daughter Sybil Cole traveled on Pilot Rock local. Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton from Walla Walla in town to meet pupils. Mrs Albert Schick from Spokane departing soon. Frank Brotherton and wife from Clyde due to illness of father. County Commissioner H M Cockburn attended county court. BE P Dodd from Hermiston returned home after a brief visit. Mrs C J Whittaker now in Cambridge Idaho guest of Mrs A F May. Mr and Mrs William Daly of Helix attended The Climax at Oregon theater. J W Campbell from Hermiston, newly elected director of the Mreoman Retail Merchants association, made a quick visit to Pendleton. Mrs W A Slusher of Pendleton and Miss Velle Barker of Roseburg guests of Mrs J E Ransom and Miss Addie Lacry. Miss Barker had been visiting Pendleton with Miss Pertha Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. McFaul
Echo
Pendleton
K. Bland
Hermiston
C. A. Baker
Boise
St. George
W. C. Shultz
Portland
Henry Kember
Ritzville
Wash
Bowman Hotel
W. Barnhart
Walla Walla
Dan McKenzie
Rotterdam
Milton
L. Hodgen
Athena
W. J. Stapish
Glen McCullough
Stanfield
J. E. Cherry
California
Oakland
Hazel Olcott
Albert Schick
Spokane
Leonard Nichols
Garfield Street
Frank Brotherton
Clyde
Brotherton
H. M. Cockburn
BE. P. Dodd
Project Town
C. J. Whittaker
Cambridge
Idaho
A. F. May
William Daly
Helix
Oregon Theater
Canadian Dominion finances show nine months surplus rise
Consul Paul Lang writes from Sherbrovicke that the financial statement of the Dominion for the nine months carried 85,605,854, a gain of 612,376,762 over the same period in 1909. Expenditure was 52,904,135, an increase of 5,596,003. Capital outlay reached 22,804,247, nearly all for the National Transcontinental Railway.
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Canada
Paul Lang
Sherbrovicke
Dominion
Natonal
Natal Population and Foreign Companies in 1909
Natal total population at end of 1909 reached 1 240 084 with 2 643 Europeans 1 007 677 natives and 1 214 Asiatics. Forty two foreign listed companies transacted business in Natal by depositing securities with the treasurer totaling 2 000 000. Only three of these are American firms.
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Natal
Treaty or Treatment Question in Reciprocity Debate
The discussion centers on the reciprocity treaty and whether its terms constitute a formal treaty or a policy treatment. Analysts weigh legal definitions, negotiation history, and potential implications for international relations and domestic law.
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F. EK. Livengood & Co
Lane & Son
Hohbacha
United Orchestra
Snyder
Chimney Sweep
Wiintel
South Thompson
Thompson Street
Lee Tentech
Aura Street
Detroit
Jones
Pendleton Sumer Yard
Crab Creek Lumber Co
West
Alta Street
Hoover
West Alta
Perkins Avenue
Teutach
Koeppen’s
William Leathers
Umatilla
C. W. Nibley
la Grande
Charles Cole
Sybil Cole
Pilot Rock
Anna Selkirk Norton
J. W. Campbell
Mreoman Retail Merchants’ Association
Pen- Helton Lag
W. A. Slusher
Pendleton, Ore
Velle Barker
Roseburs
Mere
J. E., Ransom
Addie Lacry
Isaacs Avenue
Barker Twis
Pertha Alexander
Walla Walla Enlon
Ralph Folsom
McCall’s
McCall
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Grande Rounde Valley
Mark Moorhouse Co
E. Court St
Riverside Orchard Tracts Hill
Hibberd la Grande
Rexel
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Pendleton Drug CO
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