Pastime cinema ads and Ingrams grocer offerings
A jumble of local notices promotes the Pastime theater with fresh pictures, Crystal sugar, and pure articles at Ingram’s. lists fresh groceries, teas, chips, coal, and lumber yard offerings. Also ads for a four room cottage for rent, stove, and a naval reorganization plan discussed in Washington.
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Ingrams
Navy
Washington
Roosevelt
Naval Experta
Secretary of the Navy
Newberry
Marines to be kept on ships after ashore order
In a informal House vote the committee unanimously favored keeping marines ashore men aboard ships. Admiral Evans testified on the efficiency of the marine corps highlighting readiness and discipline. Read the East Oregonian for full details.
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Washington
Jan
House
Admiral Evans
Marine Corps
Pendleton Social Roundup of Visitors and Travel
A list of residents and visitors in Pendleton includes J. H. Tomlinson of Umatilla Ed Marshall en route to the Echo ranch E C Walker from Morrow county J Welch of Tennessee Idaho on business in Pendleton County Recorder Hendley back from Beho trip Mrs J A Moxley of Joseph visiting Pendleton Julian C Winaton from Oregon City on business F B E Van Dusen of Pasco in town Clark of Bowdler Colorado visiting Attorney D Peterson of Milton on circuit court business Fred Shoemaker with a wireless firm in Pendleton Mrs Edward Chapman of North Yakima visiting the Winslows Senators Smith and Cole leave for Salem Mollie Lette stenographer for Dr Smith to assist during legislature A H Sunderman from Butter Creek ranch returns to Echo Ed Brown of Pacific Paper Co travels through Pendleton Jack ONeill O R N G travel from Pendleton L W Furnas Hermiston juror returns from county duty A B Eberhart of Walla Walla in conference Visit by J J Hamiley of Seattle notes the Seattle quake timing
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E. C Walker
Trungon
Morrow County
J. €. Welch
Tennessee
Idaho
Pendleton
Hendley
Beho
F. BE. van Dusen
Pasco
Clark
Bowdler
Colorado
D. Peterson
Milton, Lo
Smith
Cole
Salem
Mollie Lette
Dr. Smith
A. H. Sunderman
Butter Creek
R. F. Johnson
Fairview Farm
Ed, Brown
Pacific Paper Company
Baker City
Walla Walla
Jack O'Neill
Il. W. Furnas
Hermiston
A. BE. Eberhart
Columbia Bridge Building Company
Walla Willa
Gilliland
Walker
Irrigation Meeting Postponed by Storm and Rail Disruptions
Weather and train service disruptions forced a postponement of the irrigation meeting scheduled in La Grande for this week, with a potential further delay due to washouts. In court, the docket was called and ready cases set for trial, including a probable retrial for the Horseman murder case in February.
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la Grande
Judge Grants Divorce Over Ill Temper and Bad Breath
A western judge granted a divorce citing ill temper and bad breath. Advertisers claim Dr King's New Life Pills prevent such problems by curing constipation causing bad breath and liver trouble, improving mood, and banishing ailments. available for 25 cents at Tallman & Co and Pendleton Drug Co.
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Drug Co
Supply Ship Celtic Reaches Gibraltar With Rations
The Celtic carrying 1,600,000 naval rations for earthquake sufferers arrived at Gibraltar after being ordered to Naples following the disaster.
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Washington
Celtic
Gibraltar
Naples
Relief from Germen in Lowasville column
A Lighthearted note in the Lowasville Courier Journal quotes a speaker named Germen who asks why enthusiasm for cars and airships. The response frames worry about life’s uncertainties as better faced with dignity, contrasting it with fears of microbes.
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Russia
Norway
Germany
Switzerland
Holland
India
Stoorvis
Lowasville
Mail Delay Complaints in Quirky Exchange
A postal clerk and a lady discuss a missing medicine packet. The lady cites billiousness and the clerk asks her to state the complaint while the scene captures a humorous exchange in an old time archive.
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P. O
Kithdly
Billousneas
Puck
Commutation Grants Early Release for Death Sentence
Charles and Vester Collins of MacDonald County, serving ten years for second degree murder since August 1905, were freed today from state prison after Governor Folk commuted their sentence. The action follows a clemency decision reported by the Boston Herald in Jefferson City Missouri on January 15.
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Jefferson City
Charles and
Vester Collins
MacDonald County
Folk
Rooms for rent in East Oregonian building
Two fine office or store rooms in the East Oregonian building for rent very reasonable. Steam heated, electric lighted and in good location. Enquire at this office.
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East Oregonian
How much bigger or better a cake claim
The note asks how much bigger or better a cake is and suggests buying Ivory Soap 99 4460 Per Cent Dure to judge for oneself. It presents a playful promotional line implying a test of size or quality by purchase.
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Ivory
Dure
Baptists Hold Love Feast Social Evening in Eagle Hall
Tonight the Baptist community gathers at Eagle’s hall at 6 30 for a chicken supper and social program. Mrs W H McCormmach leads as chief marshal with R A Wilcox master of ceremonies. Music by a male quartet Landers Owen Greenwald Welles. Program includes solos quartets and readings and closes with a social hour.
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Eagle's Hall
W. H. McCormmach
R. A. Wilcox
Messrs. Landers
Owen
Greenwald
Welles
California Floods Deepens in Angel Camp Rainfall
A dispatch from Angel's Camp reports a cloudburst dropping 17 inches of rain in three hours. The flood area spans about 100 miles with rising rivers and streams, alarming residents.
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Stockton
Angel's Camp
Pace resigns Montana State Fair secretary post moves to Spokane
John W. Pace, secretary of the Montana State Fair association since its reorganization, resigns. He plans to relocate to Spokane where he says he has several business opportunities to pursue.
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J. J. Hamiley
Seattle
Northwest Retail Harness Dealers Association
Senattle
Spokane
Wash
John W. Pace
Montana State Fair Association
Suffragette Ousted For Talking Too Much At Banquet
Birmingham on January 15 reports an incident at a Churchill banquet where a suffragette argued politics with Winston Churchill. An official escorted her from the dining room after she refused to leave, while continuing to shout suffrage cries.
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Birmingham
England
Winston Spencer Churchill
Board of Trade
Churchill
Two Million Less Pensions Budget Approved
Washington, Jan. 1. The pensions committee approved a $161,018,000 appropriation for pensions in the annual bill, over $2,000,000 below last year’s $164,053,000. The report to the house will note the Republican defense of reduced spending and total expenditures to date.
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Washington
Jan
Committee On Pensions
House
Republic
Pension program proposal cuts 18 agencies to one in DC
A 3.751 billion dollar pension authorizes a plan to consolidate 18 pension agencies into a single office in Washington. The committee approved the idea but Congress has not reached agreement to implement the consolidation.
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Washington
Congress
Child 15 Thrown Among Hundreds Of Reptiles
Los Angeles January misprint reports a 10 year old girl Hildegarde Luenerberg placed in a den of venomous snakes by a provisional snake charmer. She is in serious condition with hysteria from fright. Humane Officer Reynolds filed a complaint against Bell after locating the site on South Main Street.
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Los Angeles
A. Bell
South Main Street
Hildegarde Luenerberg
Reynolds
Bell
Leroy
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F.E. Livengood & Co
Brussels
Gray Bros. Grocery CO
Ingram’s
Oregon Lumber Yard
Enquire
Bluff St
Oakwood
Oregon
J. B. Halley
Express
Welch
Oregon Lumber
Yara
West High
Wonder Store
Will
The
Koeppens
J. H. Tomlinson
Umatilla
Ed. Marshall
Echo
J. A. Moxley
Joseph
Julian C. Winaton
Oregon City
Fred Shoemaker
Edward Chapman
North Yakima
Mrs
Glenn Winslow
Logan Street
Germen
Boston Herald
Eagle’s Hall
Grace
J. W. Welles
PF. K. Welles
R. E. Storey
Mary Quick
the Golden Gate
A. F. Eddy
A. M. Meldrum
California
Hohbach
E Court
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Bast
Oregonian
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Rock Spring
B. L. Burroughs
Main St
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