Local notices and ads round Pendleton scene
A collage of local ads and notices including Bee Lane & Son hot tamales, United Orchestra, wall paper and painting by Lane General I C Snyder chimney sweep, hotel Pendleton waitress wanted, Orpheum and Pastime theatre promos, real estate offers, Harbinger coin and coal ads, shoe sale for boys, boarding school notice, and Ballard’s Horehouse Syrup medical reminder. Publicity for moving pictures, rooms for rent, and local commerce dominates the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Lane & Son
Signa
Hohbachs
United Orchestra
Lane & Gen
I. C. Snyder
Chimney Sweep
Hotel Pendleton
Notice on stray sorrel geldings in Pendleton area
A notice states a set of sorrel geldings is believed to be old with an estimated weight of about 1160 pounds. Any person who notifies Chas Lobaugh, Pilot Rock, or John L. Bartley at 308 Lilleth Street, Pendleton, will be rewarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Lobaugh
Pilot Rock
John L. Bartley
Lilleth Street
Pendleton
A. L. Headrick
Salem
Clifford Headrick
Spokane
Merle
Dole Chessman
Portland
al Butler
John McKeown
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Fast Neuralgia Relief
An advertisement extols Ballard's Snow Liniment as the finest remedy for neuralgia and rheumatism plus burns cuts and scalds. It includes a humorous dialogue about a policeman and a child, attributed to a Judge. The ad credits A C Koep pen & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
A.C. Koeppen & Bros
Local Personal Notices Show Pendleton Visitors and Departures
A stream of residents and visitors crosses Pendleton from Hermiston Athena Stanfield and other towns. Notables include H A Miner at Hotel St George, J F Baker and J Rothrock in Pendleton, Joe Parkes headed to California, Dr J D Plamondon named head of a branch asylum, and Elia McBroom preparing to move to Los Angeles with Rollin at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Miner
St. George
Hoston
F. Wilson
Athena
Heppner
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
A. B. McCarty
G. L. Keithley
BE. H. Burns
Stanfield
Pendleton
Joe H. Parkes
California
I. E. Earl
J. P. Earl
Pilot Rock
Earl Brothers
J. D. Plamondon
Branch Asylum
Whi Moore
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Moore
Pilot Rock Record
Elia McBroom
Los Angeles
Rollin
Bond Bros. to Install Modern Glass Wood Cabinets
Pendleton firm Bond Brothers completes modernizing plans to upgrade its clothing store. New glass and hardwood cabinets will occupy an entire wall, enabling instant view of the stock and better condition of garments. Carpenters start Monday tearing out the old front to install a more up to date facade as spring stock arrives. The improvements promise Pendleton one of the Northwest's premier men’s clothing establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Bros
Pendleton
Northwest
Inland Empire
Bond Brothers
Greek Murdered Over Card Game
Cornelius Oregon January 7 a quarrel over a card game led to the death and mutilation of a Greek worker in a boxcar the body found by the section foreman shows a crushed head and blood on the floor the door was locked the murderer a short heavy man with hair on the back of his left hand is sought near Buxton officials survey the mountains and Hillaboro ticketing Greek suspect flight presumed to hills nearby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius
Buxton
Hillaboro
California Romance Novel The Spell Now On Sale
Read the January Sunset Magazine feature Los Angeles Homeland illustrated in four colors The Spell by C N and A M Wil Mameon. A thrilling California romance now on sale at all news stands for 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Homeland
C. N
A. M. Wil- Mameon
California
Ancient War Prize Fund Suit Reopens In Court
Washington news recalls a near fifty year old case where Clarence R. Wilson reopens a dispute over 1169.99 from the sale of twenty three horses and mules seized as prizes of war on the Upper Tennessee river in 1863. The money, once directed to officers and crew of the vessels Lexington Robb and Silver Lake, has waited thirty five years for claims but none appeared. The action aims to straighten the record and finalize disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Clarence R. Wilson
Nathaniel Wilson
Upper
Tennessee River
Lexington
Robb
Silver Lake
Ident. Com
Leroy Fitch
Cincinnati
Supreme Court of the District
Segregation Plan Aims to Restrict Unsanitary Kissing
Safety Director Scott Small of Cincinnati and city officials plan to seek health board approval for restrictions targeting kissing by certain people. He advocates examination and segregation of carriers of diseases spread by kissing to protect public health, noting physicians support the approach and that a significant portion of hospital patients are there due to kissing-related illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Small
Cincinnati
City Board of Health
Small
Health Board
Mr. Small
Noted Scientist Joins Dry Farming Movement
Dr Liberty H Bailey director of the New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell University Ithaca New York has joined the International Dry Farming congress as an executive committee member for New York State The bulletin notes he will contribute to promoting dry farming methods to rebuild eastern soils and strengthen the movement educationally and politically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Farming Congress
America
Liberty H. Bailey
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Ithaca
New York
International Dry Farming Congress
New York State
Congress
Bailey
Kaley
Dry Farming Congress Bulletin
Catholic Church to Hold Same Christmas Day Anthem Tomorrow
The Catholic church will conduct its anthem and services tomorrow as on Christmas day. A late mass at 10 o'clock will feature Rev. J. T. O'Reilly, Portland missionary, delivering the sermon on The Goal of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. O'Reilly
Portland
Ranch home fire near Pinedale kills two men
Cheyenne Wyoming January 7 The ranch house of William Todd eight miles south of Pinedale burned last night. Two ranch hands Charlie Netton and John McCune were cremated in the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
William Todd
Pinedale
Charlie Netton
John McCune
Moving Picture Show Offers Wide Film bill
The Orpheum presents a Sunday program with multiple features including A Dixie Mother a Vitagraph Civil War tale of patriotism and home. The Flat Next Door a Kosmik romance. Farascon on the Rhone a Kosmik outdoor view. Pigs is Pigs a Edison comedy. The Bad Man a western from Vitagraph plus The Tenacious Cat a Pathe comedy. Also a Sunday Musical Program and extensive reels totaling four thousand feet, with admission at 10 cents and showtimes from 1 30 to 11 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Orpheum
Vitagraph
Kosmik
Farascon
Rhone
France
Pathe
Pendleton
Rosita
Missouri Bay
United Orchestra
Karl Gulott
R. W. Fletcher
The Show of Quality on Sun Day Features Three Films
The Sun Day lineup includes The Lesson a Biograph drama about honoring parents and the calamity from ignoring the commandment. Charley and Kitty in Brussels follows two mischievous children visiting the royal palace and city hall. Hoboes Xmas centers on hoboes holding up a train for turkeys but becoming sick from their acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Kitty
Brussels
Royal Palace
The Country Boarder and Other Rural Scenes
A city man goes to the country and wins a farmer’s daughter, then loses out as his city fiancée arrives. The program features The Country Boarder, The False Colin, and Adventures of a Millionaire with rural humor and melodrama. One day only Sunday show with new acts and a moonlit prairie song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin
Trouble Factory
the Prairie
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Livengood
Women’s and Children’s Store
Lee
Lee Teutech
Teutach
Abe Compton
College Street
Forrent
Judd Building
W. G. Cole
Mark Patton
Alexanders
Main Street
Ore
Eklund’s
Bath
Thompson Street
EBP
Dodd
Pendleton Sumer
Hoover
West Alta
A. Humphrey
Beauregard Street
Saint Paul's School
Walla Walla
Nettle M. Galbraith
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Koeppen’s
Edna Florence
Edna Thompson
Iva Hill
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Pastime Theater
Ralph Folsom
Lippincott’s
Monthly Magazine
Lippincott's
Lippincott’s Magazine
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