Local ads and notices in Pendleton period paper
Local items include theater ads for Pastime and Orpheum with moving pictures, business notices for Lane & Son and Teutsch, a chimney sweep and various sales, rentals, and wants. Also listings for poultry, shoes, housing, and farm birds, plus a horse and cattle ad and a coal yard price.
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Lane & Son
Hohbachs
United Orchestra
I. C. Bnyder
Bee Lee Teutech
Bargain
Teutsch
Girl Attacked By Masked Man In Oakland District
Oakland police pursue a wide hunt after May Had dock a 16 year old girl living with her widowed mother in the north end was struck by a masked assailant near her home early last night and left unconscious in a vacant lot. She regained consciousness, was taken to a hospital, and will recover. She supplied a description to investigators.
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Oakland
May Haddock
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Fast Pain Relief
Advert says Ballard's Snow Liniment cures rheumatism neuralgia burns cuts and pains. A C Koep pen and Bros market the remedy claiming relief for many ailments with a single bottle.
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Ballard
A C
Koeppen & Bros
Show girl aims to “make good” with makeup skills
Furnished rooms on Water street headline a brief item noting a show girl’s vow to “make good” by improving makeup. The short notice emphasizes personal effort and location without broader context.
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Mark Patton
Alexeander
Petrona
Eklund
Thompson Street
Perkins Avenue
Valuable Prizes For Oregon School Pupils
The Oregon Society of the Sons of the American Revolution offers $100 in prizes for public and grade school essays on the Revolution. Districts divide counties. high school awards total 16 5 for top four. grade awards 19 and 35 in each district for top four. Essays must be original, in one side of paper, with teacher certificate and signature, due February 16, 1911 to John K Kollock Portland.
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Oregon Society of the
Oregon
Multnomah County
Cascade Mountains
Multnomah
Israel Putnam
Philadelphia
Battle of
Kings Mountain
John K. Kolsock
Corbett Building
Portland
H. L. Bates
J. Gaddis Nichols
John K. Kollock
Senate changes dominate chaotic race across states
The piece surveys senatorial contests from Ohio to Georgia. It notes Abe Pomerone's challenge in Ohio, possible Harmon candidacy, Spaulding and Works in California, and Dolliver successor plans in Iowa. Minnesota, New Jersey, West Virginia, Tennessee, Montana, and Georgia politics promise crowded fields and shifting endorsements as January primaries unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. McLean
Cincinnati
Washington, D. C
California
A. G. Spaulding
San Diego
Charles D. Works
Los Angeles
Works
Spaulding
Republcans
Towa
New Jersey
James Smith
James E. Martino
Kean
Martino
Smith
New York
West Virginia
Scott
C. W. Watson
J. T. McGraw
Watson
W. E. Chilton
McGraw
Tennessee
Benton McMillan
Congress
E. B. Stahlman
Newton Lea
Charles P. Cates, Jr. Howards
Luke Wright
The
Philippines
B .A. Eates
State Railroad Commission
G. T. Fitzhugh
Montauk
T. Z. Walsh
Helena
W. G. Conard
Bke
Washington
Georgia
J. H. Terrell
Clay
Hoke Smith
Georgin
Wireless Station Completes First Message From Magdalen
The Magdalen Islands wireless station has been completed and the first message received at Pictou Nova Scotia. Information from Point Amour Belle Isle and the Magdalen Islands will help forecast northern conditions and the timing of spring navigation plus potential transatlantic dangers in early summer from icebergs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalen Islamis
Pictou
Nova Scotia
Point Amour
Belle Tele
Magdalen Islands
Canadian North Atlantic
Ieobergs
Crescent Sinking Report From Lake Superior Sighting
Wireless news from Port Arthur Ontario reports fragments of a message indicating the steamer Crescent is sinking near Grand Marinas Minnesota on Lake Superior. Efforts to contact the steamer are underway. Cockrell Resigns from Interstate Commerce Commission to join Army Board.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Crescent
Grand Marinas
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Bids Opened for Chilean Dreadnought Ship Construction
The Chilean government began receiving bids yesterday for two battleships of 24,000 tons each. American and German interests are the strongest bidders for the dreadnought project announced in Valparaiso by Deco.
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Valparnnas
Deco
Laxative Bromosine Tablets Claim One Day Cure
An old advertisement asserts that taking LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets can cure a cold in one day. Druggists refund money if it fails. signature of E. W. GROVE appears on each box and price noted as 360.
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E. W. Grove
Trouble brewing anew in Portugal
London reports a coming conflict in Portugal not between royalists and republicans but between moderate Republicans and extremists. The Daily Chronicle cites a Camorra driven conspiracy corrupting the army to threaten the provisional government with a powerful uprising. It warns foreign business is endangered as the public holds large stockpiles of explosives and firearms.
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London
Daily Chronicle
Lisbon
Chronicle Today
Repubicane
Camorra
Recall petition against Mayor Gill certified in Seattle
The recall petition against Mayor Hiram C. Gill was certified to the Seattle city council as containing the required number of signatures after a thorough count by the city comptroller. The council will set a recall election date within 30 to 40 days, per charter, with no discretion on the timing.
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Seattle
Hiram C. Gill
Perkins Leaves Morgan Wealthy After Retirement
George W Perkins, who joined J. P. Morgan and Company ten years ago a poor man, retired today in New York. He is reputed to be worth 30 million dollars and plans to devote time to improving relations between capital and labor. His resignation reportedly followed Morgan's displeasure with Perkins' support of Frederick Stimson for governor.
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New York
George W Perkins
J. P. Morgan and Company
Perkins
Pew
Morgan
Frederick Stimgon
Contempt Law Denounced by Everett Labor Council
Everett Washington January 2 the Everett Labor Council denounced contempt law after jail sentences for editors of the Senate Star who criticized Judge Gilliam injunct ion use The council urged adoption of broader law to restrict judiciary power to punish for contempt outside courtrooms protecting free speech rights
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Everett
Wash
Senate Star
Star
Gilliam
Everett Labor Council
Ballard's Horehound Syrup for Coughs and Pneumonia
An advertisement urges readers to treat coughs colds bronchitis and pulmonary diseases with Ballard's Horehound Syrup from A. C. Koeppen & Bros. It promises quick relief and positions the product as a sure cure for all ages.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Nature Sets Focus Against Crops Versus Sand Appetite
A quirk of phrasing contrasts nature’s crop focus with man’s craving for sand, highlighting a clash between natural bounty and human appetite in a concise aphorism.
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Flannelette
F. E. Livengood
Women’s and Children’s Store
Pendleton
Orpheum
E. P. Dodé
Hermiston
Ore
Asklund’s
Pendleton Lumper
Hoover
West Alta
N. A. Humphrey
Beauregard Street
Thug
Water Street
Pat
Senate
Ohio
Edward W. Hanley
Dayton
Abe Pomerone
Canton
Harmon
John
Koeppen’s
Wireless
Cockrell
Francia M. Cockrell
Missour
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft
Walme Lippimont
Lippincott’s
Monthly Magazine
Lippincott's
America
E. Washington Sq
Portugal
Gill
Ralph Folsom
Furnis
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
F. J. Donaldson
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