Local Classifieds Show Lane and Sen Signs
A collage of Pendleton ads lists Lane & Sen, I C Snyder, and Dutch Henry offering coal, wallpapers, and chimney sweeping. Also noted are meat markets, room rentals, a national cash register sale, job bids, moving pictures at the Orpheum, and various service and sale notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Orchestra
Lane & Sen
I. C. Snyder
City
Beuth Thompson
National Cash Register
Sharon & Eddings
King of
Devlin
Joe Sullivan
Pendleton
Orpheum
Aura Street
Lea Teutach
Eastern Oregon Breeders Gain Wide Reputation for Chickens
A shipment of hatching eggs was sent by E F Averill from Pendleton to Ogden Utah with another setting headed to Spokane Washington. A visiting poultryman called Averill Pennedons chickens the best he had seen in the Inland Empire. Local breeders are gaining strong reputations as Pendleton fanciers shift from importing birds to improving local flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
E. F. Averill
Ogden
Utah
Spokane
Washington
Averill Yards
Inland Empire
Pendleton Chicken Fandera
Interesting News to the Ladies Shoes at Alexander Dept Store
Interesting news to the ladies announces a new spring line at Alexander department store. Fresh pumps sandals and oxfords in patent kids twisted satin and velvets arrive ready to show Saturday February twenty fifth. Fancy styles with ornaments and heels suited for parties and day wear.
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Alexianders
Alexander Department Store
Elks Social Dance Called for Pendleton Lodge Members
All Pendleton Lodge No 288 Elks and visiting brothers are urged to attend the Elks social dance at Magle Woodman Hall on Monday February 27. The committee requests full participation and notes some details are forthcoming.
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Elka
Pendleton Lodge No
B. P.O. Elks
Elks
Magle-Woodman Hall
Self-control Line Between Confidence and Conceit
The passage notes a line between proper self-confidence and personal conceit. It argues too many women use their sex as a defense or as an insult that cannot be resented.
Pendleton Visitors and Arrivals Keep Local Scene Busy
A lengthy roster lists O. J. Panott of Baker visiting Pendleton, D. A. Barness from Elgin, Grant registered at Hotel Pendleton, and many more travelers from Umatilla, La Grande, Athena, Weston, Echo, The Dalles, Pasco, Stanfield, and other nearby towns. Individuals include doctors, attorneys, pastors, and a local banker traveling for business or visiting relatives, with several overnight stays and local train arrivals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Panott
Baker
Pendleton
D. A. Barness
Elgin
Grant
la Grande
H. Griffin
Umatilla
John Tompkins
Athena
George. I
G. Lucag
Weston
East End
Sim Thompson
Fastland
Antone Nolte
Pasco
A. W. Gray
Stanfield
K. G. Warner
Sloan Thomson
Econo
Frank Mitchell
Portland
E. W. Warrington
Pilot Rock
W. H. Lytle
Negro Greek Claim At Grand Jury Hearing
During the boxcar robbery investigation many Greeks appeared and an interpreter was needed. One man was found to be very dark but fluent in Classical Greek and denied being a negro. He finally admitted he was born in Kentucky and hinted at ancestral ties to plantation cotton work in the era of Uncle Tom.
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Kentucky
Uncle Tom
Littl Eva
Asa Dickson Dies After Lingering Tuberculosis
Asa Dickson aged 28 dies after a protracted illness of tuberculosis last night at 11. He was unmarried and lived in Uma tila county for 22 years, moving from Lane county as a youth and spending the last eight years in Pendleton. Survived by his parents and five siblings. No funeral arrangements yet.
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Asa Dickson
Asa Dickinson
Umatila County
Lane County
Pendleton
Struggle to Oust Lorimer Continues in Senate
Washington Feb 24. A brewing filibuster by Senator Heveridge to oust Lorimer resumes as Burton Owen Borah Croward and Stone prepare to speak indefinitely. By midafternoon the chamber was nearly empty except for the five, while galleries crowded, signaling the Senate majority likely favors Lorimer’s vindication.
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Washington, Dbc
Heveridge
Lorimer
Poe Burton
Owen
Borah
Croward
Stone
Senate
Catarrh a Specific Blood Impurity
Catarrh believed a deep seated blood disease not cured by local treatments. It irritates mucous membranes and causes ringing in the ears mucus in the throat headaches and deafness. The remedy S S S is advertised as a blood purifier claiming a permanent cure after cleansing the blood. Book and advice free from The Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Farmers Hold Best Meeting in County Union
The county farmers union enjoyed its best session at Secret Society hall with speeches from J. W. McAllister state president A. A. Elmore and F. A. Sykes. Manuel Friedly was delegated to urge a county road supervisors meeting to coordinate efforts and two candidates F. A. Sykes and Henry Somera were named for the district fair board. The session was presided by County President A. R. Shumway.
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County Union
Farmers’ Union
Secret Society Hall
H. D. Sendder
J. W. McAllister
A. A. Elmore
Portland
F. A. Syke
C. C. Connor
Farmers’ Ingurafice Company
Manuel Friedly
Farmers’ Insurance Company
District Fair Association
District Fair Board
F. A. Sykes
Henry Somera
A. R. Shumway
Young man seeks his father in Oregon search
George Solomon Galloway of Spokane asks readers to help locate his father believed to be in eastern Oregon. Born January 7, 1871 in Lancaster County Nebraska, he has not seen his father since age two and a half. He provides Spokane addresses and asks to report any information to Editor East Oregonian or to himself.
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George 5S Galloway
Spokane
Galloway
Wash
East Oregonian
Oregon
George Solomon Galloway
Whs
Nebraska
Lan Caster
West Mansfield
Will Holmes
George
The Fight of the Year 18 Promised Morans Big Clash
New York fans expect Packy McFarland to meet Owen Moran on March 14 in a bout hailed as the fight of the year. The program overshadows Wolgast against Knockout Brown set for March 8 in the same city.
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New York
Packy McFarland
Owen Moran
Brown
St Johns mill hand crushed to death in Portland
Portland Ore Feb 24 W D Koomi a St Johns planing mill employee was caught in machinery and crushed instantly to death He leaves a widow and three small children.
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ST. Johns Mill
Portland
Ore
W. D. Koomi
St. Johns
Decision Expected On Meat Packers Case In Chicago
Chicago February 24 A decision is expected tomorrow on the application to have the indictments against the Chicago meat packers quashed or abated It is expected the prosecution will go on Save money by reading today's ads.
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Chicago
Card of Thanks to Kind Friends and Reights of Pythings
We express deep gratitude to many kind friends and especially the Reights of Pythings for their loving help and kindness during our daughter Elsie’s illness and bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Broiler.
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Elsie
C, C. Broiler
Truth Drops Out Why Pile Sufferers Suffer Faster
An old article claims piles are internal and curable only by special treatment. It presents Hem-Roid by Dr. Leonhardt Co as a pill remedy sold by Pendleton Drug Co with a money back guarantee. The ad invites readers to request a booklet from Buffalo New York.
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J. Leonhardt
Pendleton Drug Co
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Buffalo N
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Henderson
F. E. Livengood & Co
Women’s and Children’s Store
Henry
Ebre & Shaver
Lincoln Street
Pendleton Sumer Yard
Crab Creek Lumber Co
West Alta Street
West Alta
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Ister Superioress
East Court Street
Alex Burt
Palace House
G. M. Howard
Penland Bros. Transfer Co
Phono Flack
Plano, Furniture and
Main Street
R. Roberts
Lock Hox
Pen
Walla Walla
Pendiston's
Male & McAfee
Acme
Koeppen’s
A. ©. Armstrong
Echo
William Tompkins
M. Griffin
I. L. Dunsmore
The
Dalles
Mrs. W. E. Brock
California
F. Wilson
J. H. Strohm
Hermiston
Project
Fred Ganger
Birch Creek
W. Mansfield
Wohlenberg
First National Bank
Pendleton, Joregon
W. J. Clarke & Co
E. Court St. Pendleton
Obe
Old Trusty
Round Oak
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