Local ads and notices from East Oregonian page
Local items advertise fresh oysters from Hohhbach bakery coal at Oregon Lumber Yards good clean coal and furnished rental houses in East Oregonian building contact Mark Moorhouse and 614 Worst Court Street shoe sale at Wohlenberg's department store and Hansen's jewelry services for broken lenses and watch repairs piano teacher Miss Phinney at 1208 East Webb East Oregonian printing and wedding stationery services plus rental listings and theatre ads claiming more moving pictures at Pastime theater.
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Hanscom
Oregon Lumber Yards
Mark Moorhouse
Goodyear West Shoes
Wohlenberg
Dept
Reyburn
Modern Seven
North Side
West Court Street
Miss Phinney
E. Webb
All for bids for steel bridges in Umatilla county
Umatilla county court Oregon invites bids for four steel bridges across the Walla Walla river at McCoy's ranch 110 ft across Dry Creek at Black Mountain station 60 ft across Butter Creek near its mouth 40 ft across Wallula river at Milton 90 ft Plans and specs available after January 20 1910 Bid opening February 1 1910 Certified check equal to 5 percent of bid total required with each bid Court reserves right to reject any or all bids Dated January 12 1910 Frank Saling County Clerk
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Wie
Umatilla County
Oregon
Anid County
Os Followa
Walla Walls River
McCoy’s Ranch
Dry Creek
Bloe Mountain Station
Butter Creek
Acropa
Wallin Walla River
Milton
Frank Saling
Notice to Stockmen and Farm For Sale in Walla Walla
Notice offers alfalfa hay for sale with delivery in stockmen channels. Also promotes a choice wheat farm for sale near Helix with 2 miles to town, fair improvements, a fine well priced at 68000 and leased to 1912 with easy terms. Contact John A Gross at 14 Boyer Ave Walla Walla Wash. Plus event ads for a German Hall dance and film showings at the Pastime with titles Faust Mixt-up at Court The Village Scare The Persistent Poet and The New Chief.
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Helix
John A. Gross
Boyer Ave
Walla Walla
Wash
Program at the Orpheum Today
Reel listings show four subjects across two reels with titles From the Fighting Top of a Battleship in action Forella the Bandit's daughter The Love Token and Three Fingered Jack plus a song Won't you Come Over to My House. Program changes are scheduled for Sunday Tuesday and Friday.
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Clileban
Forella
Pathe
Lubin
Folger's Golden Gate Coffee Prompts Return Visit
Mrs. Brown requests another cup of Folger's Golden Gate Coffee, inviting a repeat visit with a light remark about service.
Stale Salmon Sparks Pendleton Train Dining Car Dispute
A Spokane train arrival led to trouble in Pendleton as three travelers clashed over a stale salmon meal. Dining car conductor Fred Stevenson attempted to secure payment with a suitcase belonging to a Western Cracker drummer, who ultimately retained the suitcase and the money after police and the city attorney mediated.
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Pendlefton
Spokane
Knights of the Grip
Oregon
Fred Stevenson
Little Jimmy
Western Crackey Company
Pendleton
Jimmy
Victor
Sult
Monty
Pendleton News Notes Birth And Rail Upgrade
Newsy Notes of Pendleton report the birth of a son to Mrs. Janson Wannassay of Japwal at Phillip Minthorn's home on the reservation. Rail upgrade mentions 96 pound steel rails being laid at Pendleton Gibbon and Duncan in anticipation of new 260 ton engines for the O R N. Church events note a litany and an address by Bishop R L Paddock at 10 tomorrow. Charles Quinney rector and Mrs. Benson sisters visit from Portland, with Kennedy riding the Northern Pacific today.
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Sou
Phillip Minthorn
Janson Wannassay
Japwal
Pendleton
Gibbon and
Duncan
Church of the Redeemer
R. L. Paddock
Eastern
Oregon
Charles Quinney
T. C. Benson
Arthur Benson
Portland
City
J. B Kennedy
Northern Pacific
Foot of Snow Report From Albee and Lehman
James Lehman founder of Lehman Springs, spending winter at Camas practice, came in this morning reporting a foot of snow at the Camas site yesterday.
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Albee
James Lehman
Lehman Springs
Camas Pratfice
Sell your business or property in Portland
Want to sell your business or property with a fair price. Describe the item and state the asking price. Address inquiries to J. E. Smith at 613 Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Oregon.
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J. E. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Oregon
Railroad Officials Present for O R N Damage Trial
Stallroad officials attend the trial of the big damage suit against the O R N company. Among them are Assistant Superintendent A Buckley K A J McKenzie Attorney Arthur Spencer of the legal department and Attorney George N Smith of the claims department.
Pendleton Girls Travel for Weston Game
Pendleton high school girls basketball team leaves Saturday noon for Weston to play the Weston girls that night. They aim to repeat last week’s win over Athena high and will likely field the same lineup as in the Athena game.
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Weston
Pendleton High School
Weston Nigh
Athena High
Athena
Bean Family Make Express Department Moves
Charles Bean who has been night man at the Pacific Express company’s office for a year and a half left yesterday on the noon train for Walla Walla to take the post of express messenger on the Walla Walla Wallula run. His brother Frank Bean has been promoted to his former position, with Roy Herrly named as assistant.
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Charles Bean
Pacific Express Company
Walla Walla
Walla Walla-Wallula
Frank Bean
Roy Herrly
Poultry Show Interest Draws County Pioneer to City
W. T. Reeves, pioneer resident near Stanfield, travels to the city for the upcoming poultry show. He breeds Plymouth Rocks and plans to exhibit his birds and buy others. Reeves has been breeding for six to seven years, aiming to prove his stock by prizes.
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W. T. Reeves
Stanfield
Plymouth Rocks
Debates Begin for Pendleton High League
The first debates of the high school debating league occur Saturday evening January 29. Pendleton high school enters with two teams on the rostrum facing Athena and Weston. Weston’s negative faces Athena’s affirmative at Athena while Pendleton faces Athena and Weston debates the same topic on life imprisonment with pardoning limits versus capital punishment in Oregon.
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Pendleton High School
Athena
Weston
Oregon
Big Orchestral Rehearsal for Bio Poultry Show Jan 25-27
The first rehearsal of the big orchestra for the bio poultry show was held at the Sherman Clay Piano house in the Elks building. Directed by Prof. Frank Carruth, the ensemble includes Wm. Godeck, M. Hencock, Wm. Humphrey, Ralph Folsom, Dick Barks, Clive Cheshire, Frank Hayshorn, J. C. McConnell, R. W. Fletcher and others. The group plans to add flute, piccolo, and a second horn to form what promises to be one of the region’s finest orchestras.
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Sherman Clay
Elks
Frank Carruth
Wm. Godeck
Portable Kaiser Depots For Remote Railway Manoeuvres
The Kaiser ordered two portable railroad depots from a Posen firm. Built of wood and iron, the stations assemble quickly and disassemble for mobile use during maneuvers. Each includes a large reception room and several bedrooms to accommodate the Emperor and his suite.
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Berlin
Posen
Indians Win Court Case Over Yakima Lands Return
Spokane Jan. 13 Indians of the Yakima tribe gain a court ruling in U S against Northern Pacific Railway mandating 160 976 acres of timber and agricultural lands in the Cedar River valley revert to the tribe valued at about 2 million dollars The decision by Judge Whitton in the eastern Washington district could lead to re allotment of several hundred homesteads and opening of 600 000 acres more if sustained by the Supreme Court and may affect mortgage bonds held by Mercantile Trust Company New York
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Spokane
Wash
Whitton
United States
Elranic Court
District of
Washington
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Cedar River
Yakima Reservation
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Whitson
Issac Stevens
Walla Walla
New Mexico
Nebraska
Ttle
Surgeons perform four Caesarean sections in Spokane birth
In Spokane at Sacr Heart hospital surgeons completed four Caesarean sections for Mrs. C. W. McKane of East Montgomery Avenue, delivering a healthy seven pound girl. Mother and infant alive. The case note includes an uncanny coincidence that Mrs. McKane’s mother, Mrs. J. Beedle, also had a Caesarean birth at St. Paul twenty years earlier. Mrs. McKane is small in stature yet has remarkable vitality and constitution.
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Spokaine
Wash
Sacr
Heart Hospital
Spokane
C. W. McKane
Montgomery Avenue
McKane
J. Beedle
Operation de river legend tied to Julius Caesar birth
The account notes that standing during the operation aided recovery from anesthesia and warns that such procedures are dangerous and often fatal. A legend claims Julius Caesar was born this way, from which the operation derives its name.
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Say
Julius Caesar
Morning Star and New Year's Resolutions
Katharine, six weeks after the honeymoon, recalls how George once called her his evening star and notes a change as she stays at the club. He declares a shift to morning star status and begins his New Year’s resolutions in a light, humorous exchange.
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Katharine
Pet
George
Shoe sole nails questioned in satire by A Eklund
AEKLUND asks why women keep nailed soles when sewing costs 65c per pair. He argues no well dressed man or woman wants nails in their shoes and signs as A Eklund.
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A. Eklund
Grazing Permit Applications Due in Whitman Forest
Notice to file grazing permit applications for cattle horses and sheep in Whitman National Forest for the 1916 season. Applications must be filed at the office in Sumpter Oregon on or before February 25 1914. Details on grazing fees and blank forms available on request from Henry Treland Supervisor.
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Whitman National Forest
Sumpter
Oregon
Henry Treland
Departure in The Right of Way Opens New Charley Steele Arc
In the Oregon stage opener The Right of Way Hallett Thompson stars as Charley Steele. The play shifts time forward three years from the novel eight months, creating a new man who loves Rosalie while memory remains lost. Presley’s adaptation concentrates on the love motive, simplifying the plot.
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Oregon Theatre
Hallett Thompson
Charley Steele
Harpers
Eugene W. Presley
Steele
Lng
Portugal
Rosalie
Ilove
Mr. Presbrey
Central Meat Market Offers Dressed Chickens for Roasting
Dressed young chickens and chicks for roasting are available at the Central Meat Market. For inquiries, call Main 383.
Red Goose Delivers Surprise for Readers
The Red Goose promises a surprise for readers, hinting at a special event or offer. Details are sparse but suggest a promotional gimmick or limited time attraction tied to the brand.
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Pendlet
Suit and Cape Sale
Sale
F. E. Livengood & Co
Hohhbach
Qeal
Vogue
East Oregonian
Main Street
Ut Hanscom’s
Oregon Lumber Yard
Rouse
Hayson CO. R
N. One
KE. C
Burlingame
Walla Walla, Wash
Dancy
German Hall
Middle Cold Spring
Johnson
Faust
Marguerite
Edison Players
the Orpheum Today
Koeppen
Newsy
Kaiser
Northern
Pacific
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