Orpheum amps local cinema with big ads and coal and paints
Local ads run for Pendleton area services and goods. Lane & Son and I C Snyder advertise chimney work and repairs. Dutch Henry promotes coal from Rock Springs. United Orchestra, wallpaper, paints, lard and meat markets, typewriter service, and furniture rentals appear along with rental houses and rooming options. Horse sales, ranch work, and hospital training ads are present. Moving pictures at the Orpheum promise a full show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane & Son
Dutch Henry
Malin
United Orchestra
I. C. Snyder
Pilatzoeder
South Thompson
National Cash Register
Sharon & Eddings
Victor Records
Three Twins
Snyder Music Co
Willow
Pendleton
Orpheum
Commercial Barn
Aura Street
Lee Teutsch
Belmen’s Anniversary Ball Hosted by Amahollis Tribe No 18
The Amahollis Tribe No 18 of Oregon Masons invites all to Belmen’s Anniversary Ball on Wednesday evening February 22 at Eagle Woodman Hall. Refreshments served and everyone warmly welcomed.
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OR. M
Eagle-Woodman Hall
Pendleton Cash Market Chickens for Saturday Sale
Pendleton Cash Market reports a hefty supply of chickens arriving this week. Customers are urged to place orders early for Saturday pickup at Malin 101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Personal Mention Highlights Pendleton Social Roundup
Echo resident Ben McCullough and Hugh Bell from Cold Springs are in the city. Dozens of locals from Walla Walla Hood River Athena Van Sycle and other towns visit Pendleton for business and social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben McCullough
Echo
Hugh Bell
Cold Springs
Swingle
Portland
Gertrude Looney
Miss Barrett
Athena
Pendleton
A. J. McLeod
Pure Food Law Facts and Ely Cream Balm Ad Claim
The article explains that the Pure Food Law does not endorse or guarantee preparations, only requiring certain drug ingredients to be listed on labels. Ely's Cream Balm is claimed to contain no injurious drugs and complies with the law. It previews Elmer Roberts' March Scribner essay on how German trusts are promoted for commercial supremacy, viewed from a critical American perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ely
Elmer Roberts
America
Undigested economy de stroy revenue impact
An unreadable line notes that uncontrolled or unprocessed economic activity can destroy more revenue than it generates, implying harmful effects from inefficiency. The fragment suggests a caution about mismanaged growth reducing overall income.
Trains Run on New Rails Now
Pendleton travelers on an excursion learned a new track had opened between the city and Yoakum with Eastbound No. 2 the first to pass the four mile section. Westbound No. 17 also used it later along with a work train in the freshly completed four mile stretch featuring a tunnel and a cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Yoakum
Morgan
Weiden
Shirky
Dunn
Rollins
Coe
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Bic
F. E. Livengood
the Ladies “and Children’s Store
Pendleton’s
Hale & McAfee
Matin Street
Acme
Pendleton Lamar Yard
Crab Creek Lumber Co
West Alta Street
West Alta
St. Anthony's Hospital
Oregon
East Court Street
Alex Burt
W. J. Clarke Hardware
Ore
Rock Springs
Koeppens
Koeppen’s
Claude Hanscom
Despain Gulch
Hermina Watt of
Freewater
Florence
Clara Zerba
E. B. Wood
The
Oregon-Washington Company
John Adams
Adama
H. A. Feldler
Baker City
City
Walter Birney
Milton
Douglas Helts
Pilot Rock
Fayd le Grow
B. Burns
Walla Walla
Garden City
T. D. Taylor
Hermiston
John Benn
Jennie Burrell
Sound Cities
North Yakima
Jack Pendergast
Vansycle
Northern Pacific
J. G
First National Bank of Athena
R. Carpenter
W. Turnbow
Umatilla
Gus Smythe
Dan P. Smythe
Arlington
J. H. Robb
Washington
Gus Bertholet
N. P
F. Betts
Oregon Theater
F. E. van Dusen
Pasco
William Godecke
Helix
James Estes
Bert Livermore
North Fork
Meacham Cown
Carl Hudson
Stanfield
West End
E. B. Dodd
R. Alexander
Bertha Alexander
Foulards
Wohlenberg Dep't. Store
Morrie Smith
Mr. Wood
Grand Trunk Pacific
Lake Nipigon
East Oregonian
City Dye Works
First National Bank
Pendleton, Igregon
Ireland
Alex Breding
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