Locals Advertising in Brief
Local notices list rates for ads, business mentions, and small service postings. It includes job leads, wanted items, rentals, sales, lost items, and a furniture sale at Graham's with emphasized price reductions and a plan to exchange Portland property for eastern Oregon farms.
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Raley Street
Walters Mill
U. S
Oregon
W. F. Matlock
Graham
Graham's
C. Snyder
Portland and Valley
Washington
Bell & Gridley
Lumber Exchange
Portland
Tuttle
Walla Walla
Smith- Crawford
Housekeeping Rooms For Rent At Umatilla Hotel
Furnished housekeeping rooms available at the Umatilla Hotel located at 639 Cottonwood street. Ady.
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Umatilla Hotel
Cottonwood Street
Ady
Knights work in Rank of Page at Damen Lodge No 4
Knights of Pythias Damen Lodge No 4 announces they will work in the Rank of Page this evening. C P Strain and R W Fletcher are listed as officers in attendance.
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Damen Lodge No. 4
K of P
C. P. Strain
R. W. Fletcher
K. R
Wants Address of Tom Mingen Ad Said Nearby Pendleton
An advertiser seeks the address of Tom Mingen, noting a belief he resides near Pendleton with another name Mike Mingen in Breckenridge, Colorado. The message requests contact details for Tom Mingen.
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Tom Mingen
Pendleton
Mike Mingen
Breckenridge
Colorado
Pendleton Circle Officers and Guards Named
Attention Pendleton Circle 527 Women of Woodcraft announces officers and guards for the group. Members will meet to review duties and organize projects.
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Pendleton Circle
Guardian neighbor advances meeting at Moose Hall
A notice orders residents to gather at Moose Hall on Tuesday at 7 30 sharp by the guardian neighbor's directive.
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Moose Hall
Guardian
Percy Folsom Policy Offer With Farmers Union Grain
A Farmers Union Grain Agency offers a life insurance policy promising lasting satisfaction and no need to apologize for the policy. The message targets Percy Folsom as a prospective customer emphasizing reliability and permanence of coverage.
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Percy Folsom
Farmers’ Union Grain Agency
Norma Alloway Opens Dancing School For New Dances
Miss Norma Alloway announces a dancing school with lessons on Tango Hesitation Waltz One Step and other new dances. Interested persons meet Moose Hall at 7 30 Thursday evening January 23 for first lesson. For details call 3493 after 5 pm.
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Norma Alloway
Moose Hall
Pastime Offers Lubin Two Reel The Parasite Tonight
The Pastime theater presents Arthur Johnson and Lottie Brisco in The Parasite a Lubin three reel production about a scheming wife who learns to love her victim and causes a dramatic revelation The tale ends in regret and a drunken brawl leaves a fatal wound. The advance bill isn t yet in but patrons can expect the usual high Pastime standard Third Degree to follow next Thursday and Friday January 22 23 a five reel Lubin adaptation of Charles Klein s famed play praised as intense thrilling and sincere with a star cast and a faithful screen version from the stage.
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Moving Picture
Arthur Johnson
Lottie Brisco
Lottl
Lottie
Charles Klein
American Theater
Spokane
Wash
Critica
Lubin Company
Rome Ban On Tango Moves Through Aristocratic Salons
In Rome a majority of the city’s women vow to follow Cardinal Basilio Pompili’s guidance and banish the tango from salons while discouraging the dance. Pope Pius’s envoy denounces the tango as prohibited. Florence’s Archbishop A Mistrangelo also condemns the tango and funds pamphlet distribution to oppose the dance.
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Rome
Basilio Pompili
Pompili
Pius
Florence
A. Mistrangelo
Cardinal Pompili
Women at work at polls in Coos County election boards
Women who vote in Coos County must help do the election work. County commissioners appoint two women on every election board where convenient, with some places assigning up to five. Selected women signify their willingness to serve, including night work in some locations.
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Marshfield
Ore
Coon County
Local notables and visitors fill Pendleton day
A string of visitors and residents travel through Pendleton today including J H Abbott from Walla Walla, Mayor Engdahl of Helix, and Norval A Jones from Walla Walla. Notables from Milton, Echo, Ir rigan, and Portland also made appearances, with several attending court, a funeral, and social calls at local homes and ranches.
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J. H. Abbott
Walla Walla
Helix
Norval A Jones
Pendleton
J. M. Bradburn
Irrigan
J. 3. Hoffner
Pilot Rock
George Peters
West outlines state federal cooperation plan for North Canal
Governor West proposes converting the Tumalo 450000 appropriation into a revolving fund to aid state take over and completion of the North Canal project. Settlers on the Central Oregon Irrigation Company's Tumalo division applaud, favoring relief for buyers with limited title access while connecting to school funds. Redmond crowds hear a pledge to keep booze out of some areas while bringing water to others. Judge McNary was delayed by court matters.
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Bend
Ore
Central Oregon Irrigation Company
West
North Canal
Redmond
Commercial Club
McNary
Supreme Court
Oregon
Excursion of Inland Empire crowds Ashland visit
A party of nearly 200 tourists from the Inland Empire toured Ashland Oregon on January 19, with seven Pullmans arriving en route to Southern California. Residents renewed acquaintances with Spokane visitors during the two hour stop, guided by the Commercial club.
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Ashland
Ore
Inland Empire
Commercial Club
California
Spokane
Incubator Babe Popular In Portland Hospital News
St. Vincent's hospital in Portland reports its most popular patient is Joseph E. Fraights Jr, an incubator baby weighing two pounds born last Monday. Nurses and house physicians closely care for the infant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Fraights of 474 1-2 Hancock Street.
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Portland
Ore
St. Vincent's Hospital
Joseph E. Fraights, Jr
Joseph E. Fraights
Hancock Street
Forrest guilty of killing an elk in Pendleton trial
George Forrest a young Athena farmer was found guilty of killing a domesticated elk in the Wenaha reserve. Circuit Judge G W Phelps imposed a 500 fine plus costs with defense motions to set aside the verdict due February 1. Prosecution witness Seth Haworth testified seeing the shot though a hill blocked view.
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George Forrest
Athena Farmer
G. W. Phelps
Will M. Peterson
Seth Haworth
Steiner
Haworth
Phelps
Forrest
Everett
W. R. Taylor
Pendleton
E. F. Averill
Joe Bergevin
Wenaha
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Forty Kansas women vow to spurn smokers and drinkers
In Dodge City Kansas a Good Habits Club has formed with 40 young women taking a vow to refuse men who swear smoke drink or gamble. They will avoid parties and school events where nonconforming men are invited. In response the boys issued a counter ultimatum criticizing the club’s standards.
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Kansas
Dodge City
Kan
Corset Saves Giri's Life When Dragged by Train
In Baldwin Illinois on January 19 Virginia Peterson 18 was dragged 15 feet by a Long Island Railroad train while trying to board in haste. A friend James Roth clung to her as her corset prevented greater harm and engine crew stopped the engine after hearing her screams.
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Baldwin
Long Island
Virginia Peterson
Grant Avenue
James Roth
Peterson
Roth
Firth
Not to read the announcements in the news papers is to be out of date
A compact note stresses that skipping newspaper announcements leaves readers out of date, signaling the value of timely notices for communities and individuals.
Fragmentary Notice Describes Woman Under Medical Care
A fragment indicates a woman has returned to her home and is under a physician's care. The text provides no names, dates, or locations.
Girl's heart displaced. organs mislocated in Birmingham finding
London report says a girl who did things backward and wrote right to left was studied by Birmingham physicians. X-ray examination showed the heart on the right side and other organs, including the brain, displaced.
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London
Birmingham
Boy who saw things upside down case renews interest
The case draws renewed attention after resurfacing of a boy who described events in an inverted writing style. The unusual account emerged again two weeks ago, prompting fresh inquiries into the matter.
Gatewomen to Replace Gatekeepers at Illinois Central
Chicago Jan 19 officials of the Illinois Central Railroad plan to replace gatemen who collected and punched tickets with gate women. The change, prompted by fare collection ending on trains, marks a new field of employment for women within the railroad.
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Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
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