Local ads urge coal, groceries, and services in Pendleton
Local notices list coal suppliers and deliveries by Main Street phone numbers, including Burroughs and Oregon Lumber Yard. It promotes Ingram's Fresh oysters, Hannscom's lens repairs, and Hanscom's jewelry. Other items include wigs, shoes, boarding, real estate listings, and moving pictures at the Pastime theater.
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Ingram's
Hohhbach
Burroughs
Hanscom
Oregon Lumber Yards
Rem
Mark Moorhouse
Goodyear West Shoes
Wohlenberg
Dept
West Bluff Street
Reyburn’s
East Oregonian
Main Street
Oregon Lumber Yard
Compressed Thought Doc Conflicts with Brain Processing
A brief editorial note argues that compressed thought documents do not always originate from compressed brains, suggesting external factors influence mental processing and record keeping. The piece discusses cognitive load, information framing, and the need for clearer notation.
Orpheum Tuesday Picture Show Starts January 26
Program lists titles at the Orpheum including i-Denath of D Enghien 1804 from Pathe and The Shanghai of Today from Elipse, with A Corner In Wheat and The Daughter of Poverty among other shorts and features. The bill features Pathe and Biograph selections plus color titles and a domestic drama.
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Orpheum
Denath
D’'Enghien
Pathe
Eelipse
Shanghai
Biograph
Gaumont
Digger Stanley and JM Walsh Match Confirmed for July Fight
London reports promoter George McDonald has settled the Stanley Walsh bout for July, to be staged the evening before the Jeffries Johnson title bout at the same venue. The purse is not fixed. $190 is quoted as a guaranteed stake. Stanley has signed vaudeville engagements and will earn a share of moving picture receipts.
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London
George McDonald
Tex Rickard
Digger Stanley
Jimmy Walsh
Jeffries-Johnson
Americiy
McDonald
Iant Lynton
Stinley
Sporting Life
King Edward's Man at Sandringham Rumor
London reports a rumor that Lord Marcus Beresford may retire from managing the king's stud at Sandringham in England. An officer, after a luncheon, allegedly caused a disturbance observed by the king, who questioned Lord Miroux about the culprit and the service in question.
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London
Marcus Beresford
King
Sandringham
England
Sporsman
Beresfords
Lord Miroux
Servier
King Edward
Poor Substitute During Thunderstorm Umbrella Confusion
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a severe thunderstorm and borrowing a barn sheltering from rain. The speaker notes luck and an unhappy return of a borrowed item, highlighting a brief, unclear exchange about an umbrella.
New Baby and Timber Land Sale in Pendleton News
Newsy Notes reports the Morley couple in West Alta street welcomed a son this week. Cabbage Flat timber land, 40 acres, sold Saturday by administrator 5 C Bitner to a Catholic mission for 706 dollars, deemed a favorable price. Mrs Dyke Mumford, formerly of the city and now in Walla Walla, died at St Anthony's hospital at 3 pm yesterday. funeral set for Catholic church tomorrow morning.
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C. Bitner
Emory Baltemore
Cabbage Flat
Catholic Mission
Dyke Mumford
Mumford
Walla Walla
St. Anthony's Hospital
Dr. Hill Returns and Local Notables Visit
Dr. Elmer Hill returns to the city after about a month away following success on the Washington state medical exam. Captain W. W. Wilson of Company B, Third Infantry, O N G., visits town. his Portland unit earned 190 percent attendance at a recent quarterly inspection. The High School basketball team beat Milton and handed Columbia College Junior its second loss of the season, despite McCdill’s absence.
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Elmer Hill
Washington State
Wilson
W. W. Wilson
Third Infantry
Portland
Milton
Columbia College
Captin MccDill
Library Ball Planned for February 3 at Bingles Woodmen Hall
The library and civic club stage a Feb 3 ball at Bingles Woodmen Hall to benefit the public library. The Elke have donated hall use and the Indies oversee the event, aiming to make it one of the season’s largest and most enjoyable.
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Library
Civic Lab
Bingles-Woodmen Hall
Elke
Indies
Census Bureau seeks crime and birthplace data from Judge
Judge Thomas FitzGerald faces a request from the Census Bureau for detailed statistics on criminals nationality age birthplace social status and related data. He says he will try to comply but anticipates difficulties in obtaining all information the government seeks. Meetings for Sunday Schools led by Rey WC Merritt will visit Uma tilly County towns this week including Milton Freewater Athena Echo Pendleton and more.
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Thomas FitzGerald
Census Bureau
FitzGerald
Rey WC Merritt
Pacific Northwest
Umatilly County
Milton
Freewater
Athena
Echo
Pendleton
Merritt
Water Supply Alarm Over Wild Horse Creek Turbulence
William Sutherland water superintendent says muddy water this past week came from Wild Horse Creek flooding. The torrent rose above the river, swept across above the O R N Bridge, and entered the feeder pipe to the water works. If correct, treated water may have been drained from nearby ranches and corrals along Wild Horse Creek.
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Wiliam Sutherland
Wis
Wid Horse Creek
Sutherland
Wild Horse
Crooked police are caught at lying in New York
A magistrate scolds Patrolmen Beron and Berger as they arraign Patrick White on intoxication and resisting arrest. White shows two black eyes from alleged beating in the station house. Beron claims White’s dog attacked a boy. Berger oscillates about White beating Beron. White states he received decorations in the station house.
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New York
White
Magistrate House
Beron
Berger
Weht Court
Patrick White
Camelo Barberar
Polligeman Berger
Magistrate denounces police after assault claim
A man recounts being held by two policemen while two others assaulted him. He describes a boy striking a dog with a snowball and says he did not strike the officer. Magistrate House criticized the police over the incident.
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Magistrate House
Girl Proposed So He Married Ito
A New York court heard a curious case of Ada and Charles Hyman. Ada urged marriage after they had dated, and Charles, then 17, sought his father’s input. They married November 1906 with Ada's sister present. He says he has not seen her since and she doubted he could support her.
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New York
Charles Hyman
Ada Hyman
Supreme Court
Justice Dowling
Ada
Charlie
Slater
Hyman
Matlock Resigns from State Agricultural Board
W F Matlock of Pendleton resigns as president of Oregon’s state board of agriculture due to ill health. Governor Benson appoints George Chandler of Baker City to replace him. The board’s annual meeting is planned for January 28 with a new president to be elected and plans for the next state fair discussed.
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Salem
Ore
W. F. Matlock
Pendleton
State Board of Agriculture
George Chandler
Baker City
Benson
Matlock
Portland
Chandler
Jeffries Denies Fight Fix Claims In Pendleton Tour
James J. Jeffries arrives by special train in Pendleton amid fanfare as he prepares for a forthcoming bout with Johnson. He rejects rumors of fixed fights, vows to restore championship honors, and confirms plans to tour globally with Frazee as his manager while insisting he will meet Johnson fairly in the ring.
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James J. Jeffries
Pendleton
la Grands
Galveston
Jeffries
Pittsburg
Dec
Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Fort Smith
Hig
H. H. Frazee
Pendleton Drug Co Seeks Ring Sale For Attraction
There has been no frame-up there will be none. The sale of seats for the attraction is now on at Pendleton Drug Co. Prices range from 75 cents to 2 dollars at ringside.
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Pendleton Drug CO
Ringside
Motannic to Meet Gotch in Oregon Clash
Manager Mitchell of the Oregon theater announced Motannic the Umatillas giant will wrestle champion Gotch next Thursday night as part of the Jeffries Gotch Athletic program. Motannic risks a $1000 forfeit if he cannot keep his shoulders from the mat for 12 minutes. Final plans hinge on the Jeffries special train from La Grande arriving between 6 and 7 p.m. Thursday. Mitchell will meet the stars at the train and escort them to their hotel.
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Motannic
Gotch
Mitchell
Oregon Theater
Umatillas
Jeffries
A Friendly Talk to Dealers About Advertised Goods
A veteran editorial urges dealers to embrace advertised goods to grow sales. It argues national advertising raises demand, stresses choosing right goods, and using clear display and honest in-store guidance. It warns against guaranteeing items not made by the dealer and highlights decisive value in service and quality.
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National Advertiser
Dealer
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Wellington
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Odie
Tate
JM Walsh
King Edwards
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Koeppeen
Newsy
A. B. Morley
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Umatilla County
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