Local ads mix coal prices shops and furnishings
A collage of local notices lists coal from Burroughs and Oregon Lumber Yard, Ingram’s grocery, and Hanscom’s Jewelry. It promotes moving pictures at Pastime, boarding and rental inquiries, hair and millinery services, personalized printing, and farm housing. Various phone numbers and street addresses appear for quick contact.
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Ingram's
Tel
Oak Wood
Hohhbach
Burroughs
Manscom
Oregon Lumber Yards
Mark Moorhouse
Goodyear West
Wohlenberg
Wohlenberg’s Dept
West Bluff Street
Reyburn’s
Pastine
Vogue
Jacobs-Stine Co
East Oregonian
Hanscom
Koselk
Waterman
Tnitinik A. O
Oregon Lumber Yard
Beverly on Stage Draws Huge Crowds in Major Cities
George Barr McCutcheon’s Beverly, dramatized by Robert M. Baker, has become a standout hit of the decade. The play’s roaring success in Buffalo, Toronto, Cincinnati, Kansas City, Pittsburgh and Chicago signals its strong appeal. Beverly will headline in Oregon on February 1, promising even greater audience turnout.
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George Barr McCutcheon
Beverly
Robert M. Baker
Buffalo
Toronto
Cinelnhit
Kansas City
Pittebure
Chicago
Oregon
Orpheum Adds New Pictures With Mixed Program
At the Orpheum Sunday Tuesday and Friday showings feature 1 Day After Choosing a Husband Biograph a drama with a noted lead performer 2 The Cardboard Baby Kalem a fairy story for women and children 3 Keepers of the Light BH Edison a drama 966 feet 4 Neath the Old Cherry Tree Sweet Marie all listed as current offerings for the week.
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Orpheum
Sweet Marie
Excellent Friday program features several short films
The Friday lineup includes Her Terrible Ordeal a Biograph drama with an all star cast where a fatality is averted through forgetfulness Trials of a Schoolmaster a drama with broad appeal for educators Fishing Industry at Gloucester Mass an industrial film of merit Tabby's Finish a travelogue style illustrated song and one set Travelogues.
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Gloucester
Mass
Spokane Sees Strong Building Boom to Top 1909 Records
Spokane architects and contractors forecast 1910 construction expenditures to exceed 1909’s near nine million dollars by at least five million. Plans include plans for one million in steel frame reinforced concrete and buildings costing four and a half to five million. Projects favor solid, functional design with fewer ornate features and a 14 story hotel in the downtown core costing over two million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Sprained Ankle Treatments Promoted by Liniment Claims
A notice touts Chamberlain's Liniment as speeding ankle sprain recovery. It promises healing in less than a week and sometimes within three days, claiming superiority over weeks to months of hobbling on crutches. Advertiser lists prices and retailers.
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Fale
Chamberlain
Pendleton
Oregon
Marriage License Noted in Pendleton District
A marriage license was issued this morning to Walter B. Shaw and Miss Rosie Lyndh, both of this county. Celestine Moorhouse to tell at Story Hour. tonallitis confines Charles Bond. Judge Debate tonight in Enterprise. livestock sale interest from F G Lucas. Civic Club meeting at city hall Saturday 3 pm. Pendleton bowling team to Walla Walla next Monday. infant buried at Olney cemetery. mid winter high school exercises at Presbyterian church with six graduates to receive diplomas.
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Walter B. Shaw
Rosie Lyndh
Civic Club
Ladies Library and
City Hall
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Garden City
Presbyterian Church
Hazel Rader
Lucile Rader
Hazel Means
Margaret Lowell
Edna Slater
Train Lines Reopened Between Walla Walla and Spokane
The railroad between Walla Walla and Spokane is back in operation after a weeklong outage. The first northbound train from Walla Walla departed around 10 am, with the Spokane service expected to pass through this evening on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Spokane
Columbia College Junior Team Heads To Milton Match
The high aboo quintet of basketball players leaves today for Milton to compete for honors against the Milton squad. In the city last month local boys won decisively, but Milton has home floor advantage and benefits from the absence of Captain Mc Dil and Devine. The lineup features Rader and Sturdivant as forwards, C. Jordan at center, A. Jordan and Boylen as guards, with EF W Brown and substitute C Sturdivant accompanying.
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High Aboo
Milton
Columbia College
McDil
Devine
McDill
Walla Walla
Failows
Rader
Sturdivant
C. Jordan
A. Jordan
Boylen
W. Brown
C. Sturdivant
Cole Bowman
Fee
Secret of Getting Ahead by Wealthy Chicago Storekeeper
Jacob Resener of The Fair, Chicago’s major store, retires Feb 1 after amassing a large fortune. Born in 1866 in London, he believes in saving a fixed portion of earnings as the path to wealth, stressing disciplined budget and thrift as the Alpha and Omega of getting ahead.
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Jacob Resener
the Fair
Chicago
London
Straegler
Chicago Roecord-Heerald
Alpha and Omega
Love and rule at Oberlin coeducation era
A fragment recounts Oberlin College’s early rule requiring a chair between a lone man and woman in a room. A professor confronts a male student over the impropriety and the student questions the policy, reflecting on the college’s strict social code.
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Oberlin
Pendleton traction deal promises control and funding
The Washington Oregon Traction Company contract outlines a £50,000 stock subscription by Pendleton citizens, with directors to be drawn from Pendleton and a two year gasoline powered phase then electric operation. A $200,000 park project and strict conditions govern fulfillment and penalties including stock transfer to satisfy obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Sales Corporation
Washington Orew Traction Company
Ita
Washington-Oregon Traction Company
Washington-Oregon Traction
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Panama
F. E. Livengood & Co
Ladies’ Home Journal
West Court Street
Phone Malin
Graystark
Two Rivers
Koeppens
Koeppen
Newsy
Celestine Moorhouse
Tlas
Charles Bond
Bond Brothers
A. C. Hampton
Enterprise
F. G. Lucas
Athena
The
Commercial Association
William Meiners
Bluff Street
Olney
W.W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Wohlenberg Dep’t
Bere
Tess Money
Whirlwind Campaign For Traction Fund
J. Smith
Frank Fazier
R. Alexander
Leon Cohen
E. B. Aldrich
E. J. Murphy
James A. Fee
Oregon-Washington Traction Company
Samuel Drumheller
Prec
D. FitzGerald
Secy
Samuel Drumheller, A
Baumeister
John Smith
Alvina A, Baumeister
D, Fitzgerald
John T. Sullivan
Police Department of
B. H. Mason
Washington
Sullivan
Seattle
Tacoma
Commonwealth
Jacobe- Stineo
Oregonian
Main Street
Fiely
Reltel
Grand Theatre
Pendleton Roller Mills
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