Local ads mix goods services and vacancies at Water St
A jumble of local notices advertises coal from Burroughs and Oregon Lumber Yard, furnished rooms by Mark Moorhouse, moving pictures at the theater, lens repair at Hanscom's jewelry, cleaning supplies, home chores, and employment wants. A separate note discusses a proposed statue fund with Red Men and school children contributing pennies.
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Water St
Hohbach
Burroughs
Hanscom
Rayburn
Oregon Tamber Yarde
Furni
Mark Moorhouse
Goodyear West
Wohlenwerge
Stone
Yaleo
Godales
Perking Ave
Poole Parsons
Vogan
Hianecom
Conbay
Oregon Lumber Yard
West Street
Sime
Stature of Indian Consort for Statue of Liberty
New York report notes Rodman Wanamaker's confidence that a companion statue honoring the North American Indian will accompany the Statue of Liberty. The plan envisions Indian figures at the harbor mouth to symbolize gratitude and progress, with the memorial set near New York harbor shores.
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New York
Rodman Wanamaker
Diheerty
Merlo
Jekel
Who Will Be Taps Host In Chicago
A chaotic OCR fragment reports plans for St Patrick’s Day celebrations in Chicago with mentions of Pretigent Taft Walter Plaher and Pieber. It notes invitations to the president for a conservation meeting and hints at a future confirmation of a guest host at a Chicago club event.
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Chicago
Ciicane
Taft
Ygarch
Trist
Patrek
Walter Plaher
Ationat
Conner
Eliy
St Patricdine
Thuredig
Ty Gore
Laborers in Rusti face low wages and unsafe lodgings
Over the past 18 months independent bodies reported 70 percent of Rusti workers lack proper lodging and are offered only barter rooms sometimes tied to women and children. In Fipgroff Volga province wages reach 120 to 109 annually, while others earn about 35 yearly, with worsening conditions in Ravi and other centers.
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St Peterehure
Rusti
Fipgroff
Volga
Urade
Alexander-Abbot nuptials draw Pendleton party to Walla Walla
Newsy Notes reports Mr and Mrs R Alexander and Mr and Mrs E P Dodd of Hermiston journeyed to Walla Walla to attend the Alexander Abbot wedding. Also notes conductor changes on the O R N lines and a lawsuit in circus matters plus Inland Empire Lumber Co. increases capital to 50 000 with officers reelected.
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R. Alexander
Ng Mra
E. P. Dodd
Hermiston
Walla Walla
Alexander-Abbot
Examinations Start Tomorrow for Teachers in Pendleton
Freachers and would be teachers gather in Pendleton from surrounding towns and country to take examinations beginning tomorrow in the circuit court room. Applicants for state and county papers face a week of tests with county papers largely finished by Friday evening while state papers extend to Saturday evening. Authorities expect 40 to 60 examinees.
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Pendleton
Circuit Court
Tt le
Gervais Defended in Assault Case at Municipal Court
Gervais charged with assaulting Five Colbert received a clean bill of conduct from Judge Fite Gerald after defense of his wife Why, who had been struck by Colbert. The judge praised Gervais for his actions and said the case would not have been brought if he had known the circumstances. Reports also noted no jail time for Gervais, who left court on his own accord. Additional police court notes described three Indians and a white man involved in incidents, including Walter Bormeson, Jim Rattigan, Charley Whirlwind, and others with brawls and fines. The Pendleton Orchestra offered services for a poultry show reception in February, while a runaway team caused a street accident on Riverside Avenue, scattering a wagon and injuring horses.
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Gervais
Colbert
Fite Gerald
Bryanks
Walter Bormeson
Jim Rattigan
Charley
At- Perentins
Che Uerihal
Rordean
Rattean
Fiejail Judeie
Ap- Piggahoe
Rattigan
Orepestra
Toppner
New Pendleton Orchestra
Hopiner
Pendleton Elia
Heyppoer
Newly Elected Board Sets Future Meeting Officers
Molalla Oscar Eb Freytag Gladstone George Lazelle Twilight O D Bby Oregon City figure among the newly elected board as they direct their officers for a future meeting.
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Molalla
Oscar EB. Freytag
Gladstone
George Lazelle
Twilight
Oregon City
Winter Carnival Opens in Rossland With Rich Program
Rossland's thirteenth annual winter carnival opened today promising large success. A full five day schedule features Haills Columbia and International hockey championships, Canadian jumping championships, skating, curling and additional events.
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Roseland
Rossland
Meyer Naval Plan Doomed by Congress Hearings
Washington reports that Secretary of the Navy Meyer faces strong opposition in congress over his proposed reorganization. House Naval Affairs Committee critics claim Meyer blocked opposing officers from testifying and that former Secretary Newberry influences shaped testimony against the plan. The committee sent Rear Admiral Capps testimony to Rear Admiral Cone for defense of Meyer’s points, signaling a tough battle ahead for the plan’s advocates amid calls for further evidence. The article also profiles current Grand theater entertainment and film screenings.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Navy
Congress
House Committee On Naval Affairs
House Naval Committee
Newberry
Capps
Cone
Premier McBride to appoint Tatlow as bond receiver
Reported by reliable sources that Premier McBride plans to name Captain Tatlow as representative for the province to collect bonds of the Canadian Northern for British Columbia and to authorize expenditures. Captain Tatlow resigned as finance minister over the scheme and publicly supported by McBride’s stance.
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Ita
McBride
Tatlow
Ince
Canadian Northern
British Columbia
Tatlow F
Alwave
McHride
Putthe
Mystery Kidney Remedy Pitched by Dr Kiner’s Leap Root
An advertisement warns of kidney trouble and urges use of Dr Kifer Co Leap Root. It claims a sample bottle can be mailed from Hinghamton New York and cites relief for urinary issues, liver and bladder health, with emphasis on avoiding liquor and consulting the advertised remedy.
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Wight
Dr. Kifer &Co
Bing Honiton
N. Y
Dr. Kinnisr
Hinghamton N. Y
AAMAS PAIR STOCKHOLDERS MEET IN CITY
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cinekaray Cyayly Pil association was held Saturday in Oregon City. Gootey Katterie, president, chaired as he read the president's report. He stated the 2008 fair will be a summary success with improvements discussed. Secretary Low reported 240 158 dollars in first year receipts, enough to cover operating expenses. Several county improvements to the fair grounds were noted and 48 directors were chosen for the ensuing year including R. S. Cor, Confey, W. HL Smith, and W.iverhart.
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Een City
Stricktinlders
Cinekarmay Cyayly Pil
Miniars
Oreron City
Cominwree
Clah
Gootey Katterie
Low
Association
R. S. Cor
Confey
Wo HL Smith
Macksburg
W. W.lverhart
At the Picture Shows Orpheum
The Orpheum showcases several short films and features for today including Cupid D. D. 8 Adorning an Add The Coast Guard Rivera Austria and Lake Gar The Mischevious Elf Happy Accident The Painter's Sweetheart McKlo Fortune Decorates by the Emperor Railway on the Ice Sea and a Lipline scenery travelogue plus new drama A Woman's Strategy and other pictured entertainment all in a varied program with focus on novelty and storytelling.
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Orpheum
Cupid D. D
Mcklo Fortune
Orne
Ash Wednesday Services at Church of the Redeemer
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday with two services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m at the Church of the Redeemer.
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Church of the Nedeemer
Churpt
Penitential Office and Choir Practice Scheduled
The church will say the penitential office in the morning and hold choir practice immediately after the evening service. The reflection notes that every man is his own ancestor to a moral extent.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets advertised with testimonials
An old advertisement touts Mi-o-na stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia with a testimonial from Herbert Patterson praising rapid relief after reading about the product in a Bangor Daily News. It claims a money back guarantee and nationwide drugstore availability for 50 cents a box.
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Bangor Daily News
Hierbert Lt. Patterson
Brewer
Bansor
America
Taliman & Co
Heath
Miona
Buffalo
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Wife
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Malin
Wanamaker
Red
Hussta Ale
James Rey
Clay Min
Outry Courtty
belleVay
Koeppens
Koeppen’s
Newsy
O’hare
Pilot Rock
Pergus
Elgin
ChasarTy
J. McGrath
W. Brown
McGrath
Brown
Atro
Harpon
Fing
Riverside Avenue
Rennin Ser Phe
Stanley
Scanlon
Miss Scanlon
Relener
Gores
Glen Burt
Vyidieh
Joker
Parette
Lew
Eiectra
Orden
Just
Perrins
McCall
Wohlenberg
the Pastime Theater
D. M. Heacock
Wm. Hanscom
Gowbroyd
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Pendleton, Oregon
Orpheum Theatre
P. Medernachi
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