Local ads blend coal, rooms, and bargains across town
Page features multiple locals notices and ads: coal delivery from Oregon Lumber Yard and Hohbach's ice cream, furnished rooms at 602 Water St, Mark Moorhouse inquiry for a four to six room house, and a Wool clothing push from Peoples Warehouse. Services include chimney sweep, lens repair, hair care at Verne Millinery, and ranch help sought at 613 Franklin St. Prize draw for Red ore picture at Peoples Warehouse.
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Hohbach's
Oakwood
Sansom
Hanscom
Chan Rayburn
Oregon Lumber Yards
Mark Moorhouse
Héyx
Goodyear West Shoes
Wohlenberg’s
Dept
West Bluff Street
Verne Millinery
Franklin Street
Hinstom
Main Street
Weat Alta
Oregon Lumber Yard
Can
Peoples Warehouse
At the Picture Shows Orpheum Friday Flight
The Orpheum offers a mixed program featuring The Stepmother Politics The Bareback Rider An Aerial Acrobat Dreamy Old Waltz With You and four more attractions plus a Friday Saturday feature slate including In the Shadow of Old Mt Shasta Twelfth Night The Livingston Case and accompanying chapter serials with detective and drama themes set for the three featured releases and ongoing reels.
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Orpheum
Kalem
Selig
Pathe
Mt. Shasta
Vitagraph
Shakesneare
Livingston
Edison
Hogarth
Chintz Bugs Trigger Old Kansas Warning Out Law
Topeka Kansas residents warned that an 1877 statute known as the Warning Out law could be invoked to call out all residents aged twelve to sixty five to combat a chintz bug infestation. The broad power was enacted after grasshopper raids and may be used for future insect incursions in Kansas.
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Topeka
Kant
Kansas
Kananas
Flying sled latest wrinkle in aviation
Orange New Jersey report on the Orange Boys' club constructing a model necro plane using a tapered wing and a centerboard to stabilize a heavier-than-air sled aircraft. The group achieved low flights by coasting with the sled and plans a future test with wings attached to a bicycle.
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Orange
N. J
Orange Boys' Club
Would Oust Rostand From French Academy
Chicagoan Samuel Eberly Gross, eight years after winning a plagiarism suit over Cyrano de Bergerac, demands the French Academy investigate Edmond Rostand. He cables the academy warning he will file charges and a full demand text. He says expelling Rostand would be self protection for the academy.
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Chicago
French Academy
Edmond Rostand
Samuel Eberly Gross
Chicaago
Rost
Pendleton News Roundup for March Court Actions
Two forfeit ball incidents report $5 fines for Walt er Thomson and Joe Doe while residents plan sewer extension at Hawthorne school. Equity cases before Judge Bean include Scott versus Loney Knight regarding a Umatilla sand pit and Sloan versus Gervis on a note payment. Final testimony set in Allen Ditch company versus Henriet ta Milling case with anticipated opinion. Two local women seek Pendleton homes Miss Beulah Hinckey of St Helens and Miss Jessie Jacobs of St Helena. A divorce suit E J Leland versus Amos Leland alleges desertion with three children. Jurors recalled for March 2 to try La Fontaine case arising from La Grande moving picture show.
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Bean
Scott
Loney & Knight
Umatilla
Sloan
Gervis
Wil Tank
Allen Ditch Company
Henrietta Milling Company
Pendleton
East Oregonian Ta
Beulah Hinckey
St. Helens
Jessie Jacobs
St. Helena
Nebraska
E. J. Leland
Amos Leland
Livingston
Texas
Canada
Court House
A.B
Wijetat
la Grande
George la la Fontaine
Organize Valley Farmers Plan Three-Week Tour
Charles Hill state organizer for the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America begins a three week tour to Salem Albany Corvallis and nearby areas. He aims to raise state membership from 2500 to 6000 by midsummer and hopes to establish a valley local union before returning March 10.
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Charles Hil
Farmers’ Educational & Cooperative Union of America
Salem
Albany
Corvallis
Hill
Pendleton Orchestra Returns Home From Heppner
Pendleton’s new orchestra returned home last evening delighted with the reception in Heppner. The Bikes offered high compliments for the music and the Heppner town lauded the performance as excellent. The cordial reception suggests a possible return visit in the not distant future.
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Heppner
Pendleton
Evangelistic services to begin at Moro church
Rev. J ER. Youel, newly appointed pastor evangelist, will conduct Sabbath services and finalize arrangements for special evangelistic meetings to be held at the Moro church starting March 1.
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J. ER. Youel
Snow blocks Cascades line stalls trains in mountains
Everett Washington February 24 Fifteen feet of snow on ten miles of tracks in the Cascades blocks the Great Northern route. Six passenger trains with five to six hundred passengers aboard are stalled. The Northern Pacific line was cleared at midnight and trains are five to ten hours late. The Great Northern reroutes east of the mountains via the Northern Pacific to the coast. The Milwaukee and Puget Sound lines are completely halted.
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Everet
Wash
Cascades
Great Northern Railroad
Northern Pacific
Trang
Great Northern
Spokane
Milwaukee
Puget Sound
Republicans Plan to Elect Hitchcock With Papers
Washington reports say the national Republican organization plans to buy five Arizona newspapers to back Frank Hitchcock as a senator once the territory gains statehood. A proposed constitutional amendment would require six months of logan residence.
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Hitchcock
Washington
National Republican Organization
Arizona
Frank Hitchcock
Poshinkster
Senate
Logan
Will Judge Debate In Eastern Oregon High School Meet
President Wil Moore of Commerciality Deputy District Attorney Frederick Steiner and Attorney James P News depart for La Grande to judge a high school debate tomorrow. Freewater and Baker City clubs also debate with Superintendent J S Landers chosen as one judge and two others to be selected from Union and Welser. The regional winner will face Pendleton Fossil for the championship in eastern Oregon.
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Wil Moore
Commerciality
Frederick Steiner
James P. News
Freewater
la Grande
la Grande-Baker
Jury Meagered in Industrial Workers Trial Dispute
Spokane Feb 24 The jury in the Industrial workers conspiracy trial has been locked up for fifteen hours with indications of a deadlock rumored as evenly divided. In January railroad coal shipments rose with anthracite totaling 5 306 with increases shown by Reading Lackawanna and Pennsylvania railroads while all other roads declined.
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Spokane
Wash
Reading
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Pendleton ministers travel to Portland meeting in Oregon synod
Rev. Cornelison leaves Pendleton for Portland to attend a meeting of the synodical home mission committee. Members discuss apportionment of Oregon home mission aid and plan the October synod in Pendleton. He will overnight at Hood River with Rev. Van Nuys and then spend Sunday in Moro with Rev. A. Jack Adams.
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Cornelison
Portland
J. M. Cornelison
Pendleton-Portland
B. F. Harper
Pendleton
Synod of
Oregon
4&Ynod
Hood River
W. L. van Nuys
Mt. Hood
van Nuys
Presbyterial Home Mission
Presbytery of
Hood
Moro
Ore
A. Jack Adams
Hartford Fire Insurance Company Annual Statement Summary
Synopsis of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company annual statement lists capital paid up, losses paid, dividends on stock, commissions and salaries, taxes and all other expenditures. It shows total disbursements of 7,648,276.73 with unpaid losses 597,500.00 and unearned premiums 1,161,030.49. In Oregon for the year, risks written 113,062.98, gross premiums 25,440,768.31, losses paid 31,546.39, losses incurred 7,128,848.00. secretary Thos Turnbull signs with Portland and Pendleton resident agents named.
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Oregon
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Thos. Turnbull
James J. Dennis
Portland
Bentley & Leffingwell
Pendleton
Ore
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Coats
F. E. Livengood & Co
March Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns Now Ready
Wohlenberg Dept. Store
Hart Schaffmer & Marx
Y Wien
Chintz Bugs
Rostand
Red Copse
Koeppen Bros
Koeppen
Newsy
Walter Thomson
Joe Doe
Hawthorne School
Wohlenberg Department Store
Com
Wohrenberg Department Store
Cascade Mountains
Hartford
Connecticut
Grose
Eee
Blanchard Butter
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