Pendleton Local Ads and Notices Collage
Local notices list services and sales from Pendleton including theater reach at the Orpheum and Pastime, housing for rent on Thompson Street, a chimney sweep, lumber yard, coal, and a range of goods from hens to gas ranges. Also mentions Saint Pauls School in Walla Walla, a prospective buyer for Standard bred stock, and city professional directories.
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United Orchestra
Lane & Sen
Bnyder
Chimney Sweep
Thompson Street
Lee Teutsch
Orpheum
Pendleton Sumer Yard
Crab Creek Lumber Co
Alta Street
Hoover and Rock
West Alta
N. A. Humphrey
Beauregard Street
Pendleton
Saint Paul's School
Walla Walla
Washington
Nettle M
Galbraith
Teutsch
F. Rose Gulett
Los Angeles
Homeland
C. N
A. M. Wic- Hampson
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Premier Briand Survives Assassination Attempt
A man fired from behind a pillar at the Chamber of Deputies hitting M Mirriam, director of public relief, in the leg and wounding him. The assailant was arrested and Briand escaped injury in the Jan 17 incident in Paris.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputists
Briand
Mark
M. Mirriam
Public Relief
Pretender to Throne Becomes London Stock Broker
Prince Miguel Braganza, claimant to Portugal’s throne and husband of Anita Stewart, has become a London broker with a small partnership funded by his mother in law Mrs. Henry Smith. In Indianapolis, state Senator Bernard B. Shiveley will nominate John W. Kern for the U S senate, with a joint meeting of the houses slated for today.
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London
Eng
Prince Miguel Braganza
Portugal
Anita Stewart
New York
Henry Smith
Kern
Indianapolis
Ind
Bernard B. Shiveley
Marion
Senate
Wiike
John W. Kern
United States Senate
House
Pendleton business college offers education to resist knocks
Lost gold buckle and locket with a diamond setting are reported. A finder is asked to return them to the office for a reward.
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Pendleton Business College
Notable Local Visitors And Residents Seen In Pendleton
Lewin Zweifel of Baker City and J T Lieuallen from Adams county were in Pendleton yesterday. George F Roberts of Portland stayed at Hotel Pendleton, while J T Zerba of Athena transacted business at the courthouse. Miss Joy Glenn visited from Pilot Rock, and Mrs R N Stanfield traveled en route to Hot Lake. John Durham toured from Echo. H H Gilbert of Pilot Rock visited. Miss Harriet Harris of La Grande stayed with her sister Florence Harris. Hon J N Teal of Portland attended the First National bank stockholders meeting. Bernice Ruppe, the vocalist, is home with grippe. Earl Gillanders and wife of Meacham visited en route to Portland. Dr M A Kern traveled to Hermiston to oversee lumber interests. J T Liewallen, Adams farmer, arrived in Pendleton via Walla Walla local. E L Messner of Orenco, and Dick Cox of Portland attended the First National bank annual meeting. R M Cantrell of Pilot Rock joined Umatilla cattle town residents in Pendleton. J F Kilgore, formerly Weston, now Cornelius, returned home from eastern Oregon and Idaho. A Buckley of La Grande, O R & N assistant superintendent, was in town. J H Christopher, seller of Adams farm, plans a move to Albion, Washington. Manager Wells of the local telephone office and a lone goose provided light relief. Ex-Senator Levi Ankeny of Walla Walla Walla visited for the First National bank stockholders meeting.
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Lewin Zweifel
Baker City
J. T. Lieuallen
Adams
George F. Roberts
Portland
Pendleton
J. T. Zerba
Athena
Court House
F. M. McDonald
Coe Station
R .B. Stanfield
Echo
Hot Lake
Lee Teutach
Hermiston
H. H. Gilbert
Rockman
Harriet Harris
la Grande
Florence Harris
George Strohm
J. N. Teal
First National Bank
Bernice Ruppe
Earl Gillanders
Meacham
M. &. Kern
J. T. Liewallen
Adams Country
Walla Walla
Dick Cox
R. M. Cantrell
Pilot Rock
Umatilla
J. F. Kilgore
Weston
Cornelius
Oregon
Idaho
A. Buckley
City
J. H. Christopher
Dave Nelson
Albion
Washington
Wells
Levi Ankeny
Walla Willa
Plans for federal building in Pendleton Oregon
Washington officials reply to Pendleton inquiry stating preliminary sketches for the proposed new post office building will probably be taken up in the spring. Ed Money of Pendleton received the letter dated January 10 from L. Simon, Acting Supervising Architect, Washington.
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Washington
Pendleton Federal
Ed Money
Washington, D. C
Pendleton
Ore
Oregon
Eminent Domain Barrs Proposed Rail Rate Hike
Washington D C Jan 17 Attorney John Atwood for the western ship pers' committee contends before the Interstate commerce committee that railroads cannot raise rates because eminent domain gives them power to secure property cheaply and would suppress value-based increases. The argument references the Wilcox vs Consolidated Gas Co ruling on property value at rate consideration.
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Washington, D. C
John Atwood
Western Shippers’ Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Atwood
Supreme Court
Wilcox
Consolidated Gas Company of New York
Rules Committee to Vote on Exposition Issue Today
Washington Jan 7 The house rules committee will vote today on the Panama final exposition matter. Delegations from San Francisco and New Orleans have been conducting strenuous campaigns in support of their cities.
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Exposition
Washington
House
San Francisco
New Orleans
Moving Picture Show Listings at the Orpheum and Gaumont
The Orpheum screens four features including Her First Husband's Return and Reggie's Engagement, both 100 and 1000 feet, plus Gaumont's Herod and the New Born King adapted from St Matthew, and Pathe's On the Stage a 1000 foot comedy.
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Orpheum
Reggie
Herod
Gaumont
Pathe
Pastime Theatre Casts A Man Of Honor On Stage
The program includes A Man of Honor with a tale of personal sacrifice saving a woman from scandal. An Exile's Love follows an exile prince in a romantic American setting with a villain, marriage, and inheritance revealed. Also shown are The Joke They Played on Bumptious, The Professor's Hat, Escape from Sing Sing, The Washing Badly Marked, four reels and 4000 feet of motion pictures plus an illustrated song.
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Edison Company
Sing Sing
Change in Woman's Life in Graniteville Vermont
A Vermont woman recounts relief from nervousness and other symptoms during menopause after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits complete restoration of health and urges other women to seek advice from Lydia Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts. The notice promotes the product as uniquely effective for inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities and periodic pains.
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Graniteville
Pink
Lydia E
Pinkham
Pinkhangs
Mne
Cras
Lydia FE
Two Lucky Jims and The Exiled Mother at The Cosy
The Cosy presents Two Lucky Jims about a cowboy romance ending in elopement and pursuit. Also shown is The Exiled Mother where burglars threaten the wife and a mistaken exile leads to eventual reunion. The Poor Student follows a penniless youth who works as a waiter then goes west to strike it rich.
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Thia Ia
Jim
Little Miss Golden Curls Turns and Marries Waitress
A brief song note reports the tale of a waitress who passes up a pretty student and marries. The piece, titled Little Miss Golden Curls, frames the choice as a small social drama with a musical snippet.
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Song
Little Miss Golden Curls
England Gives Japan Diplomatic Setback
London reports a diplomatic setback for Japan as England considers a new commercial treaty built on tariff concessions Japan offers. English merchants pressured Japan to ease duties on most goods England exports to Japan, reversing an earlier hard line.
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England
Japan
London
Feared Czarina in critical condition again
St. Petersburg reports confirm the Czarina is in a critical state. Her recent trip to Bad Nauheim gave only temporary relief and her nervous disorder with melancholia has returned. Authorities fear she may not live long.
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St. Petersburg
Bad Nauheim
National Board of Trade Session Opens in Washington
Board of Trade in Washington reports the opening of the annual session with discussions on business and commercial matters affecting the entire nation. The meeting gathers national leaders to address economic policy and trade issues.
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Board of Trade
Washington
National Board of Trade
Property trades and cash offer in Idaho and Oregon
West Court property valued at 1500 dollars is offered for 1050 dollars cash if sold immediately. A 2500 dollar house in Payette Idaho is available to trade for Pendleton property, with additional trades possible in Walla Walla for Pendleton property.
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West Court
Payette
Idaho
Pendleton
Walla Walla
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Women’s and Children’s Store
Bee Lane
Ben
Hehbachs
The
Judd Building
W. G. Cole
Mark Patton
Alexanders
Lande
B. P. Dodd
Hermiston, Orw
Address Mra
O. M. Hoosier
Stanfield
Detroit
Pendledon's
Hale & McAtoo
Props
Main Street
Acme
Linn, Pierce and Clyde
Ambrose, Miller of Columbia
Amme
Belknap, Huntington, Cottel, Jones and Fish
Abrama
Buchnan and Fouts
Neuner, McKinney, Rackleff
Church
Weasterland
Brownhill
Mann and Bonebrake
Jones, Bryant and Beals
Peterson, Thompson, Simpson, Bonebrake and
Graves
Cushman
Sutton and
Bryant
Carter
Thompson
Mariner
Tigard
Fouts
Peterson
Derby
Neuner
Hollis
Mann
Libby
Buckley
Chapman
Eggleaton
Clemens
Powell
Clemans
Shaw
Bonebrake
Higelow
Pierce and
Buchanan
Eggleton, Belland and
Miller
Columbia
Ways and Means
Abbott, McKinney, Reynolds, Mann, Chatten, Mahoney and
Eggleston
Assassin
Koeppen’s
Joy Glenn
R. N. Stanfield
John Durham
J.T
Be, W. Thorne
Holdman
E. L. Messner
Orenco
Oregon Nursery Company
Federal
Wohlenberg Dep't. Store
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Czarina
Earth
South Main
Union Street
Ann Street
the Real Estate and
Gressey
Magazin
Lippincott’s
Monthly Magazine
Lippincott'’S
America
Lippincott’s Magazine
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