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Frail snippets show dressed chickens at Demott s, firewood and seed potatoes for sale, furnished rooms for rent, and asking inquiries at East Oregonian office. Auctions for plows, home furnishings for boarding houses, furniture varnish, sale at Alexander Dept Store, and a travelogue on Streeter Bryan theater plans in Pendleton with Walla Walla feedback.
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East Court
Demott’s
East Oregonian
Demott's
Thomas Warner
Water Street
Alexander Dept
F. R. Peale
Lane
Streeter Bryan making good in Garden City visit
Morrie B. Streeter and Miss Blanche Bryan of the Streeter Bryan company toured Walla Walla, receiving complimentary remarks from locals. They traveled from Walla Walla forenoon engagement and returned to Garden City this evening.
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Morrie B. Streeter
Miss Blanche Bryan
Streeter Bryan
Walla Walla
Garden City
Paul Gilmore in The Wheel of Love at Oregon Theater
Paul Gilmore arrives in Pendleton with a strong company to perform The Wheel of Love an automobile comedy at the Oregon theater Seats sold quickly and the audience is expected to be among the largest this season The Baker City Democrat lauds the performance praising the actor and the troupe and predicts a return engagement would draw a crowd Read the Hast Oregonian for details
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Pendleton
Paul Gilmore
Oregon Theater
Gilmore
Oregon
Baker City
Democrat
Baker Theater
The
Personal mentions fill city trading posts and visits
A stream of named visitors and residents crisscrosses the region. Asa BH Thomson and C A Gilbert of Echo transact business at the county seat, Louis Mueller from Helix visits the city, Nat Webb the pioneer sheepman travels from Walla to Heppner, and Walter M Pierce comes from La Grande on a brief trip. Others include C L Morgan of Hermiston, Mr and Mrs A F Benson of Helix, E C Rogers of Weston, John Thompson of Weston, George Carey of the J George restaurant, W A Starks in serious condition, J B Eddy of the O R & N, H Key of Weston, Al Voge returning from Malheur and Harney counties, Phelps on district attorney business in Heppner, E P Dodd of Hermiston, Mrs BE Lt Dodd of Sunnyside, A E Eberhart of Walla Walla, Roy Morris returning from illness at O C A C, J Harper and Edna from Oakland planning to settle near College Place, Louis Winter of Freewater, Mrs Rose Campbell visiting from Portland, and M Heacock en route to Pendleton then La Grande. The La Grande Jewelry establishment changes hands to the La Grande Investment Co.
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Walter M. Pierce
la Grande
C. L. Morgan
Hermiston
A. F. Benson
Helix
St. George
E. C. Rogers
Weston
John Thompson
George Carey
the &J. George
Portland
W. A. Starks
South Hill
J. B. Eddy
Phelps
Heppner
E. P. Dodd
The
Tribune
Hardwre
Lt. Dodd
Sunnyside
Freewater
W. J. Stockman
A. E. Eberhart
Walla Walla
Louis Winter
Day
Rose Campbell
Child near death after candy overdose at hospital
Seven or eight year old Mabel Forrest, pupil at St Josephs academy, lies critically ill at St Anthonys after eating most of a dollar box of candy given by her father. She is in coma and doctors fear she may die. operation not possible due to weakness. Her parents live near Athena. she is niece of Mia E Sommerville.
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Mabel Forrest
St. Anthony's Hospital
Littleire
St. Joseph's Academy
Athena
Mia. E. J. Sommerville
Cole
Speeding Autoist Must Appear In Court
This afternoon WaP Temple Was caught speeding his auto on Court street by Marshal Gur dane and instructed to appear on the police court Monday. A time watch showed the auto traveling up Court street at 6 miles an hour. It is believed the speed ordinance will be strictly enforced and others may appear with Temple on Monday.
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Temple
Court Street
Gurdane
Ballinger Proposes New Grazing Bill for Range Lands
A new grazing bill drafted by U S Land Commissioner R A Ballinger aims to lease vacant non mineral non irrigable lands and create grazing blocks up to 1280 acres sold at 1 25 per acre to cultivated landowners. Remaining pasture lands would be leased for grazing with net profits returned to state schools.
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Umatilla County
R. A. Ballinger
United States Land Office
Burkett
Congress
Ballinger
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
States
Pastor a Former Pendleton Boy
Rev. E. L. Dodd who has closed a revival at Sunnyside church north of Freewater is a former Pendleton boy. He previously ran the Imperial restaurant on Main Street and has been pastor at Sunnyside for four months. In the just completed meetings aided by Rev. Robert Warner over 100 people were added to the church.
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Pendleton
E. L. Dodd
Sunnyside Church
Freewater
Imperial
Main Street
M. B
Sunnyside
Robert Warner
Country Squire Brings Lee Willard to Oregon Stage
Lee Willard with his eastern company presents The Country Squire at the opera house on Saturday March 7. The eminent American star is known for character roles and this fresh comedy is praised as his best work yet.
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Oregon
Lee Willard
Opera
Poultry Hatch Season Opens With White Leghorn Eggs
Notice to poultry raisers. The hatching season is open and Tom offers settings of full blood single comb white leghorn eggs to trade in any quantity. Price is 7 dollars per hundred. For information call Main 88, A Nolte.
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Tom
A. Nolte
All the News All the Time In the East Oregonian
East Oregonian presents a concise digest of current events with emphasis on regional happenings. The page highlights local government, weather updates, crime briefs, sports scores, and community notices in a steady daily cadence.
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East Oregonian
Yakima Valley Play Captures Tacoma to Yakima Spirit
Yakima the Scene of a Play Ineal production at the Star theater this week presents Yakima Valley a tale of early Washington days. John Mc Cabe director pens a Yakima valley flavor with a charming love story. Previously staged in Tacoma with Ted Bracket as Jack Irwin, the hero.
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Yakima
Yakima Valley
Star Theater
Stele
Washington
Tacoma
Ted Bracket
Jack Irwin
Enrollment at Ashland Normal School Ranks Second in State
The Southern Oregon state normal school at Ashland reports 166 students in the academic department, while Weston normal school lists 180 students, placing Ashland second in enrollment among the state normals.
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Southern Oregon State Normal School
Ashland
Weston
Prize fighter death in New York injures fatality
Emmett Brown, described in the report as a negro, died in New York from injuries sustained in a prize fight. The incident followed the boxing bout and the deceased was hospitalized before his death.
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Emmett Brown
New York
Remarkable Record Made in Northwest
A Minneapolis Tribune extract highlights L T Cooper gaining wide recognition for a stomach regulation preparation claimed to cure many diseases. In twenty two days in Minneapolis sales averaged about two thousand bottles daily, totaling eighty eight thousand bottles in Minnesota alone. Hundreds of locals thanked him for his medicine during the visit. Pendleton Drug Co.
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L. T. Cooper
Cooper
the Tribune of
Minneapolis
Pitts
Minnesota
Pendleton Drug Ca
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Minnis
Stansberry & Milne
Goodman Hardware Co
Varnolac
Alexander Department
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Madison Street
A. J. McAllister
Streeter-Bryan
Streeter
Miss Bryan
Oregonian
Koepprens
Asa BH. Thomson
Echo
C. A. Gilbert
Louis Mueller
Nat Webb
Walla
H. Key
al Voge
Malheur
Harney
Roy Morris
T. J. Morris
Ilness
J. Harper
Edna
M. Heacock
la Grande Investment Company
la Grande Observer
KR. A. Ballinger
Alexander Grocery Store
Ladies of the Christian Church
Alexander Department Store
Edelheimer, Stein & Co
Makers
Buster Brown
Xtragood
Mens Shop
Max Baer
the Fair Dep’t. Store
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