Pastime theater pictures and prizes advertised
Local ad notices describe Pastime theater offering new and lively pictures with prizes. Also mentions Oregon Lumber Yard offerings and various rental, sale, and service notices including housing, land, wood, and feed yard information. Kennedy Orchestra to provide music for events. Vendors list deliveries of crawfish and shellfish, mules, and jacks. Multiple local business promotions appear with addresses in Pendleton Oregon and nearby towns.
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Bluff St
Osk
Oregon Lumber
J. GB
Halley
Express
Welch
Watder
Oregon Lumber Yard
Gus la Fontaine
City
Power
McKay Creek
Eclly
Han Kemler
Pendleton
Ore
Kennedy
Grand Theatre Orchestra
Jhe HK. Kennedy
College
Stunted Oaks From Japan Grow Tiny In Window Stands
The Montreal Standard describes a window display of dwarf oaks from Japan. Builders train seeds or cuttings with patient care, allowing years of growth in a limited space. The process involves careful watering, pruning, and root management to yield miniature trees resembling their larger cousins.
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Japan
Gunlower
Carlyle
Montreal Standard
Drying Process Works in Indiana Fray
Fray over county saloon status as Clinton County votes dry. Frankfort and surrounding wards report saloons closed by county option and remonstrances. Prohibition measure faces broader legislative actions as towns prepare for further elections.
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Indiana
Frankfort
Ind
Clintoen
Lim
Diiready
Ing
Stray cow at Ei PP Tullock place found after six weeks
A stray cow was discovered at the Ei PP Tullock place after six weeks. The writer notes the situation and mentions possible charges.
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Eipp Tullock
Witer
Brownell Seeks Eastern Oregon Water Division Superintendent Post
D C Brownell of Umatilla, a prominent irrigationist, is a candidate for superintendent of water division No. 2 covering eastern Oregon, if the water code becomes law. The job pays 2000 dollars yearly with travel funds, four year term, and will be elective in the future. Support stems from representing actual irrigators and small users. Worthington of Irrigon is the other declared candidate.
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Worthington
D. C. Brownell
Umatilla
Oregon
Klamath and
Lake Counties
Western
Lake
Deschutes River
Brownell
Lfe
Cole
Hunico
Irving Worthington
Irrigon
Senators clash over multi bill in tense Salem session
In Salem yesterday the Senate argued over a multi bill as Senators Selling and Bailey sparred over remarks about Mrs Millie Trumbull of the Prisoner's Aid Society. Letters from Trumbull were used to support claims amid accusations of influence and scandal. Bailey blamed Associated Graft in Portland for opposing the bill to keep control of pardons.
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Salem. Or
Selling
Halley
Senate
Mra
Millie ‘Trumbull
Prisoner’s Aid Society
Balley
Trumbull
Lees
Raisey
Marse Henry Watterson quits public life letter to Tampa
Henry Watterson veteran editor of the Louisville Courier-Journal declines banquet in Tampa for William Jennings Bryan and says he will never appear in public again. He cites the death of his daughter and the loss of a son as reasons and notes canceling speaking dates and avoiding any audience, while mentioning a birthday near February 16 and his winter residence in Naples or the gulf.
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Tampa
Fla
Willim Jennings Bryan
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Waltterson
Brown
Flr
Tamper
Watterson
Naples
Gulf
Fort Meyer
Fli
American Press
Murder Charge Against Youth in Abduction Slaying
A mob arrests an eighteen year old Black youth in connection with the slaying of Rev. W. O. Biden after his body is found in a pond near Town. Deputies fear a lynching attempt. authorities move to Jal to guard the prisoner.
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Moh
Hasten
W. OT. Biden
Tounten
Legislative Prayer Doubts Highlighted by Chaplain
The article notes members of the legislature largely fail to recall the Lord's Prayer when Chaplain Waldron leads the opening sermon. It observes this lapse as a common shortfall in legislative practice, with few exceptions amid widespread unfamiliarity.
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Don
Waldron
Jalan la
Don’t smoke after meals or in windy cold weather
A list of smoking cautions notes avoid after meals and outdoors in wind or frost. It warns delaying a cigarette after eating, not smoking in high winds or cold, not holding a cigarette at the mouth corner, reduces saliva buildup, and avoiding frequent expectoration.
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St. Louis
Banquet Etiquette Tale From An Eccentric Guest
A narrator recalls a foolhardy attendee at a public dinner who tests knife edges on his thumb. A waiter reminds him the knives are sharp, while the guest retorts with a quip about seeking a blunt one. The anecdote mocks etiquette breaches and humorous misreads of dining customs.
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Tenorance
Obedient Tiger Story Impresses British Viewers
A Lahore anecdote described by the London Globe shows native confidence in the government. A tiger escaped from gardens and, after all incentives failed, was summoned back by its keeper calling on the name of the British government, and the tiger obeyed at once.
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London Globe
Lahore
Foul or Fair Weather in a Party Invitation
A playful exchange, Wallace accepts an invitation with a weather twist. The invitation says he will attend if it doesn't rain, while he considers staying home if rain occurs. The dialogue reflects a lighthearted Delineator style on plans vs weather.
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Small Wallace
Souis
Real Tumbler and Circus Flesh and Blood Tale
A quirky exchange contrasts bone goblet with a flesh and blood tumbler seen at the circus. The passage reflects on inward silence, with MacDonald’s line about knowledge, power, opportunity, and success linking action to inner insight and faith.
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Norge
MacDonald
Prizefight bill knocked out by House vote in Salem
Salem Oregon February 17 for the second time the Davis prizefighting bill was killed by the house last night only eight affirmative votes out of sixty The bill was reconsidered to allow debate and the tie was broken by McArthur casting the deciding vote The measure would restrict ten round bouts to cities of twenty five thousand inhabitants and ties the outcome to athletic sport not prize fighting per se
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Salem
Davis
House
Calkins
Lane
Athletic Spor
McClie
McArthur
Warms of Union Get No Relief
Salem Oregon February 17 The house yesterday morning declined an appropriation of 315000 to straighten the Grand Thondle river channel in Union county The bill was introduced by Representative Richardson and supporters said fertile land was washing away by the winter flood The opponents warned the measure could set a bad precedent and lead to demand for similar internal improvements across districts
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Salem
Howsa
Grand Thondle
Union County
Richardson
Bill Allows Minors in Stage Performances in Oregon
Salem Oregon February 17 Senator Beach introduces the last bill in the senate and it is read three times and passed within minutes. The measure permits minors over sixteen to appear in dramatic performances for pay, easing hurdles for managers producing certain plays in Oregon.
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Salem, Or
Beach
Senate
Oregon
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