Local Ads and Services Include Coal Lenses and Rentals
Reads a chaotic mix of local business offers for coal furnished rooms and rentals at 502 Water St and Malin 8 Main, Hohbachs Ice Cream Court St, Oregon Lumber Yards, Woblenberg Dept Store sales, sewing and hairdressing services, and jewelry repairs at Hanscoms. Includes job listings and theater notices with scattered misspellings and contact phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water St
Hohbach‘’s
Court St
Oakwood
Snyder
Chimneyanoup
Burroughs
Hanscom’s Jewelry
Mil
Chas. Rayburn
At the Picture Shows Orpheum Program Highlights
Film lineup includes The Last Deal Biograph A wholesome lesson The Parson's Umbrella Edison and Motherless plus Edison shorts A Warrior Bold The Hedge Signal Eclipse and more at Ft Meyers Va features include Troop B 16th U S Cavalry bareback squall in the Monkey Drill Acrobatic Exerci eon and a dramatic exhibit of careful stunt work overall presenting a varied program for Friday with a 1045 foot length and noted novelty performances
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Orpheum
Biograph
Edison
16Th U. S Cavalry
Ft. Meyer
Calibri
Dwarte
Heb
Electric chair spectacle draws crowds at New York theater
A theatrical review recalls a controversial 19th century electric chair demonstration staged for a New York audience. The piece highlights public reaction, celebrity figure Fred Stansfield, and the show’s dramatic appeal, noting ticket value and ongoing performances every Monday and Thursday.
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Bing Fing
New Fork
Donle
God
Fred Stansfield
Motion
Portland resident Wed in Portqnd in early morning
Mes Sheek Tox of Portland and Mrs L O were wed yesterday in Portqnd as news of the death reached the family. The deceased left Pendleton years ago and is survived by three daughters, Maud Orker, Hoxel Sheek, and Mom Shevk, all of Portland. Local market note mentions dressed chickens for roasting at Central meat market.
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Alice
Orggon Metropolia
Thnes
Mire
Maudorker
Misa Hoxel Sheek
Mises
Mom Shevk
Portland
Newsy Notes of Pendleton and Local Items
A compilation of brief notes from Pendleton. Reports include Jack Wyrick's grave illness and imminent death, Edna Zimmerman resigning as assistant librarian with Batterson as next assistant, and land sale by Charles Rushmore to A B Mon tkormery in Idaho. Also notes Togo the pony's death, Frank Hilbert returning from Walla Walla after Mrs Allbert's funeral, Fred Drake becoming Oakland advertising manager, August Roehl’s recovery from a shooting, and teachers finishing county exams with a note on rest of grading.
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Frank Hilbert
Walla Walla
Allbert
Hilbert
Keallent
August Hochl
August Roehl
Howard Williams
Mr. Roth
Auburn
Wash
Williama
Howe
Jn & Fetter
William Scott Tine Jrust
Republican county figures plan assembly and Lincoln Day events
Prominent Republicans Linontin Menst Major Lee Moorbiner Krank Curl Representative lL Mann Jugn SR A. Lowell will attend gatherings in Portland to arrange an upcoming assembly and Lincoln Day celebration. Judge Lowell speaks at Commonwealth Day at the state university before returning to Portland for a banquet. John Myrick, a top county wheat grower, says he was swindled by Late Hamilton, who sold a Missouri home and left town after presenting a bad check. The case likely goes to the grand jury.
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Linontin Menst
Lee Moorbiner
Mittoenion
This
Krank Curl
Mann and
Jugn
Lowell
Republican ‘Party
Timiatitin
Portland
Wil
Thy
Judie Lowell
The
State University
John Myrick
Myrick Station
Hamilton
J.B. Kennedy
Missouri
Myrick
East
Grand Jury
Union Organizes New Chapter at McKay Creek Schoolhouse
Reported gathering organized a new union unit at the McKay Creek schoolhouse last evening. Officers elected include M. I. Akers as president, J. C. Hunn as vice president, TD E Rowman as secretary, Ath Tillian Sticer as conductor, and Floyd Potten as doorkeeper.
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Chiurlieh Hin
Parmners’ Union
Mc-Kay- Creek
Wii Hus
J. ¢ Hunn
E Rowman
Aloe
Ath
Tillian Sticer
Floyd Potten
Whitman ASWS Reports Surplus From Winter Activities
Walla Walla Washington at the regular mild winter meeting of the Associated Students of Whitman the managers of all activities report a surplus of about 290 dollars Football netted 204.45 dollars while the student paper The Straightwas added 7 dollars to this Honard Crawford the student representative at the college conference made a formal report Two amendments to the constitution were offered One requires track men to wear a white sweater with a blue Wr rather than the regulation blue sweater and the male letter Another amendment proposed changes to the wording of the WWW notices
Proposed rule to extend pitcher workload in season
A measure would grant a baseball pitcher the right to throw 18 innings per season. Current rules require two full games by a pitcher. Amendments will be debated at a special meeting next Wednesday and are expected to pass.
Miss Marion Ward in One Girl in a Thousand at Oregon Theater
Miss Marion Ward, clever comedienne, leads in One Girl In a Thousand at the Oregon theater tonight. Her dramatic work is endorsed by over fifty clergy from all denominations, including Rev. Dr. Brougher. Ward appears in the sketch Hagar with costuming and calelium effects, promising an artistic treat. The Warde-Farnum company reports flattering telegrams and letters from managers of other theaters requesting a return date.
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Misa Marion Waarde
Comeddione
Oregon Theater
Brougher
Warde- Farnum Company
Ellere Piano House Announces Urgent Clearance Sale
Ellere Piano House at 819 Main Street advertises a closing out sale with drastic price cuts on high grade pianos. The note urges immediate visits to select from remaining stock and offers flexible terms to encourage quick purchases before the wholesale transition ends. The ad promises the biggest, neatest, and best selection with evening hours for final viewings.
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Ellere Piano House
Thia
Ellleras Piano House
Addrens
Main Street
Benzine as a perfume impresses Belgrade swain
A Belgrade youth, George Pantovitch, faces multiple theft charges for benzine taken from a drugstore. He confessed attempts to impress a lover with car talk and household items, claiming no proof of explosives involvement. Local officials caution him while noting his otherwise good record. A separate report lists maritime wreck rumors near Mapiores and various notices from community groups and businesses.
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Belgrade
Sweetheary
George Pantovitch
George
Englund's Power Wanes in Berlin Amid Shifting Alliances
Count Ernest Heventlow an oval expert argues Britain no longer guards Holfasd Ruisium and Denmark. He says the time has passed when these powers rely on Britain as protector. The naval rethink is urged as today’s newspapers note changing alignments.
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Berlin
Ernest Heventlow
Oval
Great Britain
Holfasd
Ruisium
Denmark
Snys
Naval Paws Tr
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Ladies Home Journal
Spring Quarterly
Ang
F. E. Livengood & Co
Malin
Oregon
Woblenberg
Vogue
Hianscom
Hanascom
Kone
Clarmcyeygem
Oures
Gunn
L. Ching WO Chientsis Medloving CO
W. Rose
T. Walle Wallach
Ely
Gaeclont
Vrecim
Centrameat
Koeppens
Kroeppen
Pendleton
Jack Wyrick
Edna Zimmerman
Public Library
Misa Batterson
Tustimere
Charles D. Rushmord
Idaho
Helix
A. B. Montkormery
Bank of Helix
Mr. Rushmore
Togo
Hagel Wyrick
Journal-East Oregonian
Boen
Porc
Uheir
Marion Ward
Benzine
Barcelona
Mapiores
Chauncey
Marecllee
Woodmen of
America
Huston
Penney
Oregon Lumber Yard
Crain
Klamath
San Francisco
McCall
Perrins
Wohlenberg
Englund
Marion Warde
Theate
Farnum & Johnst
H. W. MeIntyre
MeIntyre & Heath
Pendleton Drug Co
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