Pastime theater shows lively pictures and locals
Oregon Lumber Yard advertises grain hay pricing and delivery options. A stray cow is at E P Tullock's place with owner to claim by hiring charges. Kennedy's Orchestra offers music for events, formerly Grand Theatre orchestra, contact Lee L Kennedy at 624 College, phone Finck 1441. Also listed are land rentals near Charesholm Alberta and MacKay Creek, plus fresh seafood at the Queue and fresh crawfish at Gus La Pontaine.
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Oregon Feed Yard
Oakwood
Ente
Oregon Lumber Yard
J. B. Hailey
Elmar
Wonder
Gus la Pontaine
City
Power
Pendleton Academy Annual School Fair Tonight
At Pendleton Academy this evening a school fair opens as part of the athletic concession. Booths for candy, fish, country store and side shows will line the rooms and halls selling a variety of goods to raise funds for the academy athletes this year. Proceeds support the academy’s athletic programs and participating associations in different years.
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Tught
Australia
Pendleton Academy
Academy
PUT A MAN IN THE BERTH New Orleans
Mrs. Agnella M. Dubourg sues the Pullman Company in federal court for 10000 dollars claiming a negro porter negligently placed a man in her sleeping berth causing her injuries. The alleged incident occurred January 22 on the Wasson route from Deming New Mexico to New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Mra
Agnella M. Dubourg
Genin
Pullman Company
Mire
Dubourg
Wasson
Deming
The Oregon Theatre to Stage Tony Alder in Boys of Company
Paul Gilmore returns to the Oregon Theatre to portray Tony Adlon in The Boys of Company Th on Saturdays February 27. The program notes mention a planned event at Peoples Warehouse on February 22 observing Washington's birthday holiday with the Fruit and Gardening stock display at 1802 West Web Bi.
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J. S. Carrier
West Web
Peoples Warthouse
Pooplie
Holt
Paul Gilmore
Tony Adlon
Oregon Theatre
City guests and visitors from Hermiston to Pendleton round up
A long list shows Joe Bailey Ed McCracken C P Nichols H R Laughlin Mrs M L Jenkins Antone Vey J B Taylor James A Fee J A Hubbard Trev J M Cornelison Wilter Walker Johnsons Orchestra members plus many relatives and local figures visiting Pendleton. James Holeington Dr G S Holeington and William Blakely and large Blakely family connections are noted with extended ancestry and a veteran profile of Mr Blakely born 1846 in Knox County Tennessee recounting frontier days.
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M. Ll. Jenkins
Hermiston
D. C. McIntyre
Nanta
Albert
Athena
Alberta
James G. Holeington
Ya- Kin
G S Holeington
Corvallis
Wiliam Blakely
Pendleton
Portland
William Blakely
Kate Lewin
George Cooley
Brownsville
James Blakely, Jr
Wallowa
Henry Blakely
George C. Blakely
the Dalles
Margaret Smith
Blackfoot
Mont
Joe Blakely
Sarah McFarland
Mr. Blakely
Knox County
Tena
Oregon
Blakely
Binkely
Nlaudhter
Calumet Hotel
Warner Will Probated In Weston Estate Case
The fourth will of Mabel Warner, tied to the J. W. Young estate at Weston, was admitted to probate in county court yesterday. An administrator was to be appointed today, but no agreement was reached on the appointee. Judge Gilliland preferred Frank Saling, opposed by Mrs Warner’s lawyer, Attorney Batley, leaving the matter unresolved.
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Ore
Mabel Warner
J. W. Young
Weston
Wie
Walla Walla
Gilliland
Frank Sailing
Batley
Mra. Warner
Gilli Inn
Saling
7. B. Saling
Young
Pendleton Bowlers Triumph Over Walla Walla Guests
At Estes bowling alley last evening Pendleton bowlers defeated Walla Walla opponents. Local players won three straight games and team standings were listed for the various games.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Estes Bowling Alley
Bishop Returns From Consultation On Pendleton Woolen Mill
Roy T Bishop came home from Portland and Salem after consulting with his father and brothers on rebuilding the Pendleton woolen mill. He said arrangements are progressing satisfactorily though a site for the plant has not yet been chosen.
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Roy T Bishop
Portland
Salem
Pendleton
Ti Ie
Oregon's Oldest Pioneer Captain Blakely of Brownsville
Oregon's oldest pioneer Captain James Blakely of Brownsville, age 97, is noted for daily two mile walks, exceptional strength, and clear eyesight without glasses. A longtime Resident of Pendleton, he supports the straight Democratic ticket and is father to two prominent local citizens.
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Oregon Dolly Journal of
James Blakely
Trownsville
Pendleton Poole
James TD Bakely
Brownsville
Blakely
Hermiston Couple Wed in Local Ceremony
Hermiston couple Meg and Charles D Nichole wind Miss Matte Jenkins received a marriage license. Nichole is a Hermiston resident.
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Hermiston
Meg
Charles D. Nichole
Matte Jenkins
Mr. Nicholk
Steel Price Cut Signals Open Market Policy
New York Feb 19 Representatives of United States Steel Corp and its subsidiaries discuss the steel price policy. Officials expect an open market approach with independent firms free to bid their own prices. A Pittsburgh wire notes eastern board members urge securing business at any price. Carnegie company announces first open cut since June, cutting steel bars to 1.20 dollars per hundredweight or four dollars per ton.
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New York
Eastern
Carne-gie Company
Bull's Head breakfast planned at Nevada on Washington's birthday
Reno February 19. To raise 1000 pounds to secure 26,000 dollars promised by Clarence Markey the University of Nevada students will stage a bull's head breakfast on Washington's birthday. The event aims to become the largest college affair and plates are to be sold for 1500 people. Telegrams were sent to Mr and Mrs Makay in New York inviting them to attend.
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Reno
Nev
Clarence Markey
University of Nevada
University
Washingtond
Bandits rob Butte saloon in daring hold up
In Butte Montana on February 19 a dozen men armed with revolvers stuck up Moynihan Hartigan's saloon on North Main Street. The robbers seized more than 240 dollars in cash, marking the boldest holdup in years as the proprietors believed their attackers fled into the night.
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Butte
Mont
Moynihan & Hartigan
North Main Street
Bank Robbery Report With Quiet Preceding Night
The article describes an early evening bank robbery where two men, wearing handkerchief masks, entered from different doors. One man at the bank door pointed a revolver and ordered patrons to raise their hands. The other moved behind the bar and took $240 from a towel in the register. After threatening the victims, the robbers fled.
ELECT MAYOR LOSE COUNCILMEN IN PHILADELPHIA FIGHT
Philadelphia reformers win the mayoral race but fall short in council seats in wards long seen as reform strongholds. Four magistrates elected, with the minority entitled to representation under the law. Republicans name two candidates, Democrats one, and reformers via the William Penn party field one candidate.
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Philadelphia
Reformers
In the Wake of Another's Success
A reflective note on imitation versus originality warns that pursuing successors often leads to failure, citing caution for creators and entrepreneurs to seek unique paths rather than mirror trends.
Read the East Oregonian Excerpt on Elocution Meaning
A dialogue notes the word elocution as a concept tied to death in some states. The passage appears in a column attributed to the East Oregonian, with a playful line about a teacher asking a student what elocution means.
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Harold
iIt
Puck
Ivory Soap Makers Aim for Largest Possible Cake
Ivory Soap manufacturers seek to produce the biggest possible cake of the finest soap, targeting the widest market and highest value in the east.
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