Fresh milch cows and various ads appear in East Oregonian
A mixed classified listing offers fresh milch cows for sale by Gritman Brothers and seeks good clean rags for the East Oregonian office. It includes ads for house rentals, sale of show cases and pool tables at Pioneer Bottle Works, five demen young hens, a seven block East Court street property, and a large 1560 acre stock ranch for sale or rent. Also notes moving and hauling services by Penland Bros. Transfer, and a Portland lot exchange request for Pendleton area real estate with views toward mountains and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Bottle Works
City
Raley Street
Walters Mill
Cal Penland Bros
R. F
Kirkpatrick
Pendleton
Oregon
Tequire
East Court Street
Main Street
Walters’ Mill
Penland Bros
Jas
LL ‘Hall
Gurdane
Portland
Westover Terrace
Care East Oregonian
Dance event at United Dance hall in Eagle Woodman
Monday evening February 16 features a lively dance at United Dance hall Eagle Woodman. Extra good music will be provided with dancing until 1 am. Everyone is invited and assured a good time by Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Dance
Eagle-Woodman Hall
Percy Folsom's Ad Promises Strong Policy
An advertisement by Farmers' Union Grain Agency featuring Percy Folsom touts a life insurance policy that claims to be proof against criticism and guarantees customer satisfaction. The message emphasizes no need for apologies for the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Folsom
Farmers’ Union Grain Agency
Ady
Redmen Meet for Brother Al Wolrath Funeral
Members of the Improved Order of Redmen are asked to gather at Eagle-Woodman hall Thursday at 1 30 to attend the funeral of Brother Al Wolrath. The service will leave Folsom's undertaking parlor at 2 p m by order of Sachem Karl Gulott. Thomas Fitzgerald, Chief of Records. The self made man credits himself with boosts from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reidmen
Improved Order of Redmen
Eagle-Woodman Hall
al Wolrath
Folsom
Sachem
Karl Gulott
Copper Mine Strike Blamed on Operators in Michigan
In Washington on February 11 the Industrial Relations Committee released a report by Chairman Walsh praising the Western Federation of Miners while faulting copper mine operators for the Michigan strike. The document notes camps where miners must hold cards to work and states Montana wages depend on copper prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Western Federation of Miners
Industrial Relations Committee
Michigan
Walsh
Miners’ Federation
Montana
Northwest Notes in Salem Highlight Clean-Up Drive
Salem officials launch a campaign to clean streets with stricter enforcement as piles of wood pipes merchandise and junk are removed from sidewalks and thoroughfares. Prohibition organizers in North Yakima form a central committee with subcommittees for registration petitions finance and planning. In Walla Walla evangelist Bulgin announces plans to close cigar stores and moving picture shows for a Sunday, citing city improvement. Ashland ships Shape juice from Jackson County to Calcutta under the Rogue River brand as grape production remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Clef
Shedeck
North Yakima
Central Committee
Yamhill County
Ashland
Jackson County
Jacksonville Conserving Company
Calcutta
India
Notable visitors fill Pendleton docket from across region
Louis Cohn of Pasco Carl Enedahl Helix mayor J E Troxel Ukiah J H Smith Heppner Dr Griswold Helix Percy Folsom Barnhart Homer Watts Athena George Done Pilot Rock Orville Jackson Echo C P Bowman Echo James Kyle Stanfield Frank Owsley Union county grain man D C Brownell Umatilla irrigationist KH Knotts Pilot Rock Charles Behrens Helix Asa Thomson Sloan Thomson Echo C A Barrett Athena James Neal Walla Walla Ted Angell Angel Izgee Purdy Cornelison and family led by Rey Cornelison visited Pendleton and Portland trip companions.
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Carl Enedahl
Helix
J. E. Troxel
Ukiah
Pendleton
J. HH. Smith
Heppner
Fowman
J. H. Lorenz
Dr. Griswold
Percy Folsom
Barnhart
Homer I. Watts
Athena
D.C. Brownell
Umatilla
Knotts
Pilot Rock
Charles Behrens
NS. P
Asa B. Thomson
Sloan Thomson
Echo
C. A. Barrett
James P. Neal
Walla Walla
Ted Angell
Angel
Izgee
Purdy Cornelison
J. M. Cornelison
Telegraphic Briefs Covering Potatoes, Fines, Bonds
Telegraphic briefs from Pomona Portland and San Francisco report a 66 by 50 foot city lot used to display 43 bushels of potatoes mix tons of pumpkins and several bushels of turnips. Portland notes motorcycle speeding fines of 30 dollars with payment terms. San Francisco states a recommendation to allow Southern Pacific to issue 55 million dollars in 5 percent 20 year bonds for additions and improvements.
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Pomona
Cal
Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Stevenson
Walter Erickson
Albert Marks
San Francisco
Edgerton and Loveland
Southern Pacific Company
True Love Is Never Too Good to Be True
A concise reflection on enduring affection and idealized romance. The line conveys a belief in authentic emotion overcoming skepticism, suggesting love can resist cynicism and remain steadfast.
Lady Hermione Lytton Skiing in the Alps
A short feature notes Lady Hermione Lytton, a British noblewoman, skiing in the Alps. Dressed in boyish attire for comfort, she enjoys the slopes alongside other noble Britons who spend winter there for skiing and tobogganing.
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Mermione Lytton
Alps
Campaign for Normat at Weston to Start Campaign
Weston Oregon February 11 mass meeting planned for February 18 to discuss a campaign for the Eastern Oregon State Normal. Effort aims to involve all Umatilla county residents and ensure broad community participation. Other news notes birth, local visits, sales, and shipments in Weston.
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Weston
Ore
Weston Commercial Club
Oregon State Normal
Umatilla County
Echo Women Slow to Register for Primary Vote
Echo Oregon February reports show only forty registered voters in the precinct with just five women. A hobo named Mark Hill from Madison Wyoming suffered a leg fracture after jumping from a moving No. 18 near Umatilla. Echo flour mills shipped carloads to Portland San Francisco and local points. Annie Bounzoine teaches at Thomson schoolhouse while Mrs J H Bresteale arrives from Sheffield Alta.
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Echo
Ore
Mark Hill
Madison
Wyoming
Umatilla
Echo Yard
Annie Bounzoine
Thomson
Butter Creek
J. H. Bresteale
Sheffield
Alta
Oregon Agricultural College Glee Club at Alta Feb 17
The Oregon Agricultural College glee club under Prof Gaskins and directed by William Frederick Gaskins and George Randolph Thomas will perform at the Alta theater February 17. Manager Oliphant offers popular prices. The group promises strong training high chorus quality and entertaining specialties in a concert sure to please.
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Oregon Agricultural College Glee Club
Pendleton
Alta Theater
Oliphant
Glee Club
Gaskins
William Frederick Gaskins
George Randolph Thomas
Notable choral club emphasizes quality over quantity in program
The group has improved by increasing ability and balance, carefully selecting songs and stunts to avoid cheap vaudeville. "Battle Hymn" from the opera Rienza, Archers Marching Song, and But They Didn't are popular numbers, while many numbers are rendered well. The club features many specialties including solos readings burlesques and Scotch monologues.
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Rienza
Archers
Juniper Dancing Party Ends In Shooting Incident
A chaotic chase and shooting erupted as partygoers fled toward the house firing back to deter pursuers. The event created a vast disturbance, with the countryside stirred by the violence and ongoing police interest in the case.
Farmers in Fray Highlight Younger Men in Control
The article contrasts Jack Prender gast farm work with Murdock's tenure at Doring. Both are described as comparatively young men, suggesting a shift in leadership or labor roles within the communities mentioned.
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Jack Prendergast
Murdock
Doring
Knapp Denies Candidacy for Oregon Governor
PORTLAND Oregon February 11 F P Knapp denied today that he will be a candidate for governor on the progressive ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
F. P. Knapp
Oregon
Plans Made for Auditorium Site in Portland
Portland officials consider building a $500000 municipal auditorium on a block bounded by Jefferson Fifth Sixth and Columbia streets with the lot valued at $175000. Commissioner Bigelow, on the committee, will file a minority report favoring buying two blocks on the East Side. The plan's fate will be discussed Friday.
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Portland
Ore
Jefferson, Fifth
Sixth
Columbia Streets
Public Auditorium Committee
City Commission
Bigelow
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East Oregonian
Joe Ell
American National Bank
Thomas Fitzgerald
Industrial Commission
Northwest
W. P. Lord
Supreme Court
Lord
Frank Foster
Douglas County
Jacksonville
J.J. Wodaege
Franklin
Pendleton Auto Co
Louis Cohn
Pasco
the St George
James Kyle
Stanfield
Frank Owsley
Union County
Lady Hermione Lytton
Sigea
Grandma Sealing
Chas. Bulfinch
Saling
Baling
Mary Banister
Harriet Mosier
A. Kinnear
John Bovewitz
F. McBride
Faling
Wm. MacKenzie
Agnes
Fred Pitman
Jas Hodgson
Mildred
Athena Ne
A. Parnes
Alexander Kinnear
HRR
Peterson
Mary Couch
Prescott, Wash
Oo. M. Richmond
Wallan Walla
Dr. Kreazeale
F. J. Young
Lealing Confectioner
Frank Corea
Kidwell and
Caswell
A. G. Glee Club
The
Irvington
ROYAL
Svery
Knapp
Beddow & Miller
North West
Alta Theatre
Arizona
Augustus Thomas
Cyril Scott
Gail Kane
Robert Broderick
Francis Carlisle
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