Local ads and notices mix in Portland style
A cluttered page lists coal suppliers Oakwood and Burroughs with phone references, rental offers including eight room houses, furniture ads from Bays Goodyear West Shoes and Oregon Lumber Yard, and several business notices. Also promotes Pastime theatre showings, Orpheum pictures, and a local jewelry store lens service, with incomplete names and stray addresses.
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Burroughs
Hanscom
Oregon Lumber Yards
Mark Moorhouse
Goodyear West Shoea
Wohlenberg
Reyburn
Perkin
East Oregonian
Main Street
Hanecom
Rhone Main
Oregon Lumber Yard
West Court Street
Grazing Permits Open in Whitman Forest for 1916 Season
Notice that all applications to graze cattle horses and sheep in Whitman National Forest for the 1916 season must be filed in Sumpter Oregon by February 25 1910. Full details on grazing fees and application forms available from Henry Ireland Supervisor.
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Whitman National Forest
Sumpter
Oregon
Henry Ireland
Lone Fine Pictures At Pastime To Save Her Soul Show
Two day run at Pastime features Biograph drama To Save Her Soul about a choir singer and Bohemian lure. Also listed are The Forgotten Watch Vita graph, Cook Mikes Maderna Sauce comedy, Listen comedy, Top-Heavy Mary and In a Pickle.
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Biograph
Ealy
Vitagraph
Mary
Land of Nod Tonight at Oregon Theater
After four years of waiting the musical extravaganza Land of Nod opens at the Oregon theater tonight. Knox Wilson Nell McNell Anna McNabb headline the original cast with Wilson in April Fool. Advance sale has been the largest this season and capacity business is assured.
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Oregon Theater
Knox Wilson
Nell McNell
Anna McNabb
April
Neil McNeill
Clay Figure Unearthed In Stone Age German Dwelling
The Vonsiche Zeitung reports excavations by the Museum of Silesian Antiquities at Ottitz near Ratibor uncover a nude female clay figure in a Stone Age house. The statue, over 100 years old, is not the oldest known. Similar ancient carved figures exist, with a 6000 year old wooden statuette in Cairo’s Bouwlik Museum. A copy rests in the British Museum.
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Berlin
Vonsiche Zeitung
Museum of Silesian Antiquities
Ottitz
Ratibor
Reypuins
Bouwlik
Cairo
Carload of Beef Arrives at Central Meat Market Pendleton
A shipment of 26 Hereford cows and steers from Robert Stanfield was received by Central Meat Market this morning. The fine beef lot came from Stanfield's stock. Story Hour at Library features Miss Mayme Batterson telling Old Man Coyote tomorrow morning. Weston Knights of Pythias dance to be supported by Johnson's Orchestra. Stevens lodge expects a big event. Civil War veteran Martin Compton is dangerously ill with paralysis, faint hope of recovery. Thomas Hampton remains in quarantine at North Pendleton home after slight smallpox illness. George Buran, previously in quarantine, has returned to the streets.
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Central Meat Market
Robert Stanfield
Stanfield
Mayme “Batterson
Public Library
Weston
Johnson
Knights of Pythias
Stevens Lodge
Martin Compton
Thomas Hampton
North
Pendleton
George Buran
Eleven New Edks Install At Pendleton Lodge FP EO
Last night eleven new members were installed at Pendleton lodge FP. E during a well attended session. Those taking the initiatory work included A L Schaefer B L Burroughs A E Serum Dr L K Blakeslee C B Wheeler Dr R E Ringo J P Winter R M Mayberry Ralph G Hassel W B Glasser and Ote Aughan. Circuit Judge H J Bean will sit in Condon for Judge R R Butler on a right of way dam age case valued over 50000. Butler will arrive soon to take Bean’s place on the local bench.
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Pendleton Lodge FP. P
A. L. Schaefer
B. L. Burroughs
A. E. Serum
L. K. Blakeslee
C. 8. Wheeler
R. E. Ringo
J. P. Winter
R. M. Mayberry
Ralph G. Hassel
W. B. Glasser
Ote *Aughan
H. J. Bean
Condon
R. R. Butler
Butler
Judge Bean
Traveling salesman Feidler visits Pendleton from Pennsylvania
Sew Traveling Salesman, 8. D. Feldler, traveling salesman for the Blake-McFall Paper company, is in Pendleton today on his first regular trip. He is a new man with the company, having arrived from Pennsylvania in the first of the year. This city has formerly been covered by Dougie Ball, familiarly known here as High Bail, due to his tall proportions. Feidler is accompanied by his wife and child.
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D. Feldler
Blake-McFall Paper Company
Pendleton
Pennsylvia
Dougie Ball
Feidler
Snow Drifts Delays Travel Across County Roads
Yesterday's wind melted and piled snow into large drifts across the county making travel difficult. The Pendleton Auto Companyら R Withee attempted a Thorn Hollow trip with passengers but found the road too rough and returned. four-horse hacks carried the passengers. Withee avoided getting stuck and reached town safely.
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R. Withee
Pendleton Auto Company
Thorn Hollow
Pasengers
Hack
Withee
Long Hike Contender Traverses U S On Foot From New York
Norman RK Grantham, formerly a Cunard liner wireless operator aboard the Campania, is walking from New York to New York via New Orleans. The 10,000 mile trek aims to finish in 365 days on a $5,000 wage. He must enter and leave each town broke and earns by selling cards and vaudeville stunts. From Aug 22 he has been out 144 days, 251 miles ahead of schedule but slowed five days last week due to storms. His only baggage is a billiard cue walking stick.
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Norman RK. Grantham
Cunard
Campania
Pendleton
New York
New Orleans
Taft Urges Water Site Disposition To Curb Monopoly
Taft submits advice on government disposition of water sites arguing ownership can limit monopolies. He favors selling sites with 50 year use terms and renewal provisions, criticizes reclamation projects for water shortages, urges soil conservation by Agriculture, and recommends limited bonuses up to thirty million dollars to finish projects. He calls for forest control by Agriculture and reforestation funding, plus sale of isolated timber lands for agricultural entry.
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Department of Agriculture
Reclamation Service
Sea Claim's All But One In Fatal Rescue Attempt
Rescue hopes faded as a six member crew faced exposure on the wreck. One man collapsed into the sea, followed by two more, leaving three to struggle. The trio shed clothing, jumped for shore, and were seen no more alive. Twenty seven others had perished earlier.
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Ahore
Wife Sues for Arrest Warrant Over Desertion in Songwriter Case
Mrs. George H. Bernhammer files for a warrant claiming desertion by her husband, a songwriter known for the hit “My Wife's Gone to the Country.” She says she left for a vacation last summer, returned to find him gone, and alleges he fled with a young woman named Emma, possibly to New York.
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Chicago
George H. Bernhammer
George Whiting
Bernhammer
George
Emma
New York
Shoe soles sewn at six cents a pair claim
A brief, odd advertisement or note by A. Eklund flags a price of six cents per shoe pair for sewing soles, questioning why anyone would wear shoes with exposed mail. The terse item hints at a small tradesman offer or craft service from an era with informal commerce language.
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A. Eklund
Card of Thanks from Eliza Roumaguoux
To all friends who kindly assisted during the illness and death of my daughter I express sincere thanks. Mrs Eliza Roumaguoux.
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Eliza Roumagoux
Russian editor dies after four decades in press
A Russian editor has died after forty years in the newspaper business in that country. He must have been prepared for death.
Insurgents Plot Explosive in Christmas Stocking
A fragment notes insurgents planning to place a bushel of fused cannon crackers in someone’s Christmas stocking, signaling a violent threat tied to holiday season concealment.
Pendleton photographer Lee Moorhouse stays at Imperial
Oregonian notes Lee Moorhouse the Pendleton amateur photographer whose Indiana pictures have circulated widely in pictorial papers. Moorhouse will remain the balance of the week at the Imperial. Also advertised: 00 acres near Helix with fair improvements and a fine well priced at 50,000 dollars. Leased to 1912. JOHN A. GROSS, 14 Boyer Ave, Walla Walla, Washington.
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Lee Moorhouse
Pendleton
Indiana
Imperial
Oregonian
Helix
John A. Gross
Boyer Ave
Walla Walla
Wask
Real Estate Ops Forecast for Portland Housing
In a sweeping assessment of Pacific Coast markets our firm asserts that Portland residence property trends can be judged with clarity. The findings imply a near term outlook favorable to buyers and investors through sustained demand and steady price movement.
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Portland
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Sale
F. E. Livengood & Co. Agents Ladies Home Journal Patterns
Oakwood
Hohhbach's
Cal
West Coury Street
Mise Phinney
Plano
BE. Webb
Vogue Filiners
Wash
J. E. Smith
Chamber of Commercce
Portland, Oregon
The
Orpheum Today
Lubin
Pathe
Old New Hampshire
Koeppens
Kobpappen
Newsy
Taft
Pace
Gtris
McCall
Princess Gow
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Choice Wheat Farm
Jacobs-Stine Company
Pacific Coast
Fifth Street
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