Locals Buy Lots and Services on Brighton Beach
Local notices advertise coal, theater screenings at Pastime, furnished rooms, and Brighton Beach lots for sale. Also listed are job ads for hotel and housework, a ranch help request, jewelry lens services, and a rental offering near Main Street with contact numbers.
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Brighton Beach
Hohbach's
Oakwood
Boyer
Jeanie Shulta
Bankrupt Philander C Scott Faces Creditors Meeting
In the District Court of Oregon Philander C Scott was adjudicated bankrupt on February 17 1910. The first meeting of creditors will be held March 4 1910 at 10 a.m. at the referee in bankruptcy office in Pendleton Oregon. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Done at Pendleton Oregon February 18 1910. THOS FITZ GERALD Referee
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District Court of the
United States
District of Oregon
Philander C. Scott
Philander C Scott
Timaulin
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Thos Fitz Gerald
Wilson of Washington in Senatorial Fight
Washington politician John L. Wilson returns from the east and plans a three month campaign to win the United States senate seat. He argues against the Pinchot policy, supports conservation, and aims to rally King County voters while other supporters like Humphries and Judge Thomas Tryes mobilize factions in the effort.
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Seattle
John L. Wilson
Bia
Senator Wilson
United States Senate
Wilson
Humnoleies
King County
Thom
Immitator of Perce's Bad Boy in Plainfield Public Court
A Nevada tale of a pint sized imitator who ordered coal wood a turkey and canned goods to a milk dealer and other items then faced a public spanking after being traced by police. His father accompanied him to court and the case discharged on promise of a sound spanking.
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Plainfield
Chauncey Birch
John Hummel
Hummel
Dirch
Pibile Service Commission
Hummell
United States Express Company
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Births and Local Notices
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports a McKay Creek couple William A Manke and spouse welcomed an eight pound girl. Athena sees the death of an eight month old baby girl to Mr and Mrs James Bryan. Marriage licenses issued for Joes W Cates and Muriel Etta Crayne in Keho and Henry C Breeding with Grace Rhodes in this county. N P officials visit Pasco division. Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakley assists Athena over an insane man sighting. little else known.
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Mra
William A. Manke
McKay Creek
Athena
James Bryan
Near
Joes W. Cates
Muriel Etta Crayne
Bkeho
Henry C. Breeding
Grace Rhodes
Joe Blakley
John Bannister
New Lumber Agent Joins Local Agency In Walla Walla
G H Probett traveling auditor for Crab Creek Lumber arrives in town to install a new local agent John A Smith formerly of Windle Idaho assumes charge today. Attorneys linger at the courthouse despite a legal holiday as testimony is strained to speed the Work. Visitors include Charles K Taw of Kansas City Allecourt and Mrs George Hombinn. Prof Willem Haw and Mrs Hatchlen return from Alberta with the remains of their brother in law for interment.
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G. H. Probett
Crab Creek Lumber Company
Walla Walla
John A. Smith
Windle
Idaho
Court House
Charles K. Taw
Kuneay City
Allecourt
A. Robeson
George Hombinn
Willem Haw
Haw
Hatchlen
Alberta
Washington's Birthday Holiday Shuts Offices and Stores
Public offices and many stores close for the birthday observance with schools taking a holiday. Pendleton's new orchestra gains rapid fame as six members depart to Heppner for a benefit event. The Heppner civic gala is described as the town's most elaborate social occasion. Members of the orchestra include William Godecke O. Mo Henteck Mrs William Humphrey T Ro Burky J C McConnell RW Pletcher.
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Gora
Tepper
Pendleton
Heppner
Elke Vnden
Hell
Uhe
William Godecke
Mo Henteck
William Humphrey
T Ro Burky
J. C. McConnell
RW. Pletcher
Thompsones Purchase Kash Kash Ranch In Idaho Territory
Local resident Thomas Thompson buys the Kash Kash 160 acre ranch in section 22 town 2 north range 85, deeded to James and Herbert Thompson. Consideration listed as $1 and a fraction, with Kash Kash reportedly moving to Komela Idaho.
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Thomas Thompson
James
Kash Kash
Komela
Idaho
American conductor James A. Cook freed on $2000 bond
Cuadalajara Mexico Feb 12 Bond in the sum of 2000 gold furnished today for James A Cook the American conductor who has been in the state penitentiary here for several months charged with criminal qirelesenese In connection with freight train robberies Hamilton taken Olympia Feb 22 Ortis Hamilton the convicted adjutant general of Washington will be taken to the penitentiary at Walla Walla probably tonight His appeal was dismissed last night
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Cuadalajara
Mexico
James A. Cook
Hamilton
Olympia
Ortis Hamilton
Washington
Walla Walla
Navy Plan Years Trial Seeks Postwar Rearmament
Washington Feb 24 The House Naval Affairs Committee voted to grant a years trial of Secretary Meyers rearminizration plan as the Navy faces postwar defense needs. Perkins sinks with faint hope of recovery in a separate dispatch from Washington Feb 22.
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Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs Today
Meyer
Perkins
New York
Traffic Stalled in Colorado Blizzard Hits Buena Vista
Western Colorado roads are blocked by a blizzard with Colorado Midland passengers stalled in Buena Vista. The scene is tied to a fresh local reference from Pittsburg about a new disease named Popkonip, noted by the Cleveland Leader as an ongoing issue in the area.
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Colorado
Buena Vista
Colorado Midland
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Rickard May Fix Fight Location in San Francisco
Reports say Tex Rickard and Supervisor Herget will reconcile tonight and move the Jeffries Johnson bout to San Francisco instead of Ocean View. Jim Griffin, holder of the July permit, says he would surrender to the Gleason Rickard alliance.
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San Francisco
Tex Rickard
Herget
Jeffries- Johnson
Ocean View
Jim Griffin
Gleason-Rickard
Principal Witness Stands Firm in Kettenbach Trial Testimony
Boise, Feb. 23 Clarence Robnett the governments principal witness in the Kettenbach case was excused from the witness stand after a grilling cross examination. He stuck closely to his story and his testimony was not shaken.
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Boise
Clarence Robnett
Kettenbach
Robnett
Jeffries Favored at Ten to Seven in Johnson Bout
New York Feb 22 odds for the Jeffries Johnson fight set Jeffries as favorite ten to seven. Several wagers reportedly placed with Johnson showing little money.
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Jeffries
New York
Rich Pay Streak Found Near Flat Creek
Fairbanks reports from Toitarod pay that a new strike has been made on Flat Creek with pay dirt extending along the creek for five miles. Prospector say the streak runs from two to five dollars a square foot prompting another rush to the diggings.
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Fairbanks
Lare
Toitarod
Flat Creek
Fire destroys part of Priest River business district
Fire at Priest River Idaho on February 22 damaged the downtown area, causing an estimated loss of 76000 dollars. Local authorities reported the blaze swept through a section of the business district, incinerating several storefronts and disrupting commerce for hours.
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Priest River
Spokane
Idaho
Catholics Wage Bitter War Against Socialism
A New York article reports Catholic leaders Archbishop Farley and Rev. Kirky of Washington denouncing socialism as a grave menace. They urge defense of institutions and reject socialist tenets, framing the struggle as a clash of capital and faith with calls to uphold civic morality against perceived coercive ideologies.
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New Yorki
Far Iny
New York
J. W. Kirby
Washington
Kirtry
Alvo
Archbishop Parley
Kirly
Cipic
Wibor
Leo
Sida
Polish Count Fights for Possession of Son
Berlin report on the resumed case of Count Kwilecki and his alleged son Wattle Count Stanislaus. A railway man’s wife claimed the child. the court heard testimony of purchase by a midwife and ultimately favored the countess. The countess has since died, and Kwilecki is said to press to keep the infant as his son. In Britain, a census ordered by War Minister Haline shows a critical horse shortage for war, with 113000 more needed beyond current stocks and imports dwindling, threatening mobilization needs.
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Berlin
Kwilecki
Stanislaus
Kwileckis
Lonion
Haline
Plague Report From Willemstad Steamer Arrival
Health officials report a steamer arriving today from Porto Cabello Venezuela with a potential bubonic plague case under investigation. Physicians refused to declare whether the suspected illness is bubonic plague or not.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Porto Cabello
Venezuela
Mrs Youngbride Tale About Cream and Milkman Joke
A humorous quip from Woman's Home Companion features Mrs Smith noting milk bottles have cream every morning while the milkman proclaims he is too honest to leave room for cream, joking about filling his bitter fully. The exchange highlights a rural humor tone.
At the Picture Shows Today
Three feature films headline the program with dramas from Kalem and Biograph, a Pathe aerial acrobat, and a new song illustration. Films include The Stepmother, The Course of True Love, Aerial a ttractions, and fairy tale Snow White with vivid scenes and life points.
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Orphonm
Brent Kalemecompany
Selle Co
Pareback Rider
Pathe
Biograph
Vitaeriph
Snow White
Life story travelogues and illustrated song set
A compact collection presents a life story told through travelogues and a single illustrated song. The segments showcase journeys across places, weaving personal memory with visuals and lyrics, reflecting a narrative arc beyond ordinary book summaries.
Anniversary of Washington's Birthday by Red Men at Engie Woodman Hall
The Amaholll Tribe No 18 Improved Order of Red Men holds its Washingtons birthday celebration at Engie Woodman hall on Tuesday evening February 22 1910 starting at 730 pm A smoker and clam bake plus a literary and vision program are planned All Red Men are invited to attend By order of the sachem THOS FITZGERALD C ofR
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Washington
Amaholll
Engie-Woodman Hall
Thos, Fitzgerald
Card of Thanks for MRS. W. T. Boynton and Ernest Boynton
The family expresses sincere thanks to friends for courtesies and kind acts during their bereavement. Relatives of Mrs. W. T. Boynton and Ernest Boynton thank supporters.
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W.T. Boynton
Ernest Boynton
No trust needed for consumer but trust relies on people
The St Louis Globe Democrat notes that trust is not required from consumers themselves but hinges on consumers’ importance to build trust. The piece argues that practical trust emerges only when consumers are engaged and credible, shaping expectations and market norms.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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