Local Classifieds Include Home Fuel and Lost Pins
Burroughs main 6 and fuel ads for coal and wood from Kopittke Gillanders and Melrose System. Lost pins and collars offer rewards. Real estate rentals and sale ads for houses and a livery stable. Maccabees insurance appeal with company facts. Knights of the Maccabees notices and Pendleton College class news.
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Burroughs
I. C. Snyder
N. Joerger
Maccabees
Kopittke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
Orpheum
Moose Hall
Scotch Collie
Tustin Street
C. J. Whittaker
Penland Bros
Main Street
B. A. Morton
Ben L. Burroughs
Thia
Lumber Sale Nearby At Pendleton High School Grounds
Farmers advertise sale by Chas. Cole offering lumber doors frames and related items at reasonable prices. Visitors invited to Pendleton high school grounds within the next two weeks to view and purchase.
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Chas. Cole
Pendleton High School
Good Thermometers Offered by Hartman Abstract Co
An advertisement promotes a practical up to date Fahrenheit thermometer. It features the registering face identical to a clock face. The Hartman Abstract Company distributes this heat measuring device suitable for home and workshop use.
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Tta Patrona
Hartman Abstract Company
Stay-at-home mother vows to stay in bed sixteen years
Rochester girls grow up as mother, Mrs. Corser, remains bedridden after vowing not to rise until husband quits drinking. Jay Corser of Macedon died after appendectomy at Park Avenue Hospital. Daughters, now women, have quietly managed the home as neighbors ponder the odd family life.
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Mate
Rochester
N. Y
Jay Corser
Macedon
Park Avenue Hospital
Lfe
Maredon
Bacon as Bible Author Sparks London Debate
English Baconian circles claim Francis Bacon rewrote the King James Bible. T W Smedley of the Bacon Society says the final authorized text was sent to King James in 1609 and completed in 1610 by a single stylist, not the king.
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New York
London
Bacon
T. W. Smedley
The
Bacon Society
King James
Smedley
England
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised and Endorsed
An 19th century style advertisement offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for cures Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to be taken internally and to act on blood and mucous surfaces F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio endorsements from Walden Kinnan Marvin and wholesale druggists.
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Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo .C
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Toledo
Pendleton Grand Show Praised With New Western Drama
The Grand in Pendleton featured a strong show last night headlined by a new western drama A Sign of a Cross by Dick Austin and company drawing many encores. Miss Gladys Wall and Miss Vail received praise for cowgirl parts and singing. The Austin Company announced A Trial of Nerves will follow, promising an even more exciting performance. Proceeds supported the newly organized relief society. Amateur night to close the week.
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Grand
Pendleton
Austin & Austin
Dick Austin and Company
Mr. Austin
Gladys Wall
Miss Vail
Bert Long
Brother Bob
Bert
Dick Austin
The
Austin Co
Relief Society
Soap suds lead to jail for woman in bath tub case
In Pittsburg a jury found Mrs Mary Korpanty guilty of resisting law after John Rudolph a Newark baseball outfielder dragged her from a tub and jailed her. She was fined 25 dollars for 200 pounds she weighed. Both sides plan an appeal.
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Pittsburg
John Rudolph
Newark
Natrona
Mary Korpanty
Rudolph
Nine Smiths Named In New York Jury Panel
The State Supreme court jury panel in New York includes nine Smiths among sixty talesmen. When the first juryman was drawn the clerk called Smith, prompting nine Smiths to stand. The group named Frank, Henry, Herbert, Augustus, Thomas, William, Lamont, Walter and Ernest, all Smiths.
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New York
Smith
State Supreme Court
Frank
Henry
Herbert
Augustus
Thomas
William
Lamont
Walter
Ernest
Lead in Turkeys Leads to Prison Term for Butcher
A Third Avenue butcher in New York was convicted for secreting one pound lead singers in each Thanksgiving turkey. He received a three month prison sentence in the penitentiaries.
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New York
Third Avenue
Pastor vows to kill saloonkeeper who sells liquor to his son
Dr. Frank B. Crispell, pastor of Hedding M E church in Poughkeepsie, told a Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting he would shoot any saloonkeeper who sells liquor to his boy. He insisted the remark was serious and meant to deter drunkenness, prompting talk among parishioners and possible church action.
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Lee Ching Wo
den Herring
West Alder St
Walla Walls
Washington
Leo Ching WO
Chines Medicine CO
Main St
Walla Walle, Washington
State seeks exclusive control of Niagara waters
New York Attorney General Thomas Carmody urged the House foreign affairs committee to grant the state sole supervision of Niagara River water permits. He argued preserving Niagara Falls as is benefits the American public, opposing additional power development that benefits a few profit seeking interests.
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Washington
Thomas Carmody
New York
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
New York State
Niagara
Niagara Falls
Horace McFarland
The
American Civic Association
Canada
Preservationists argue to keep Niagara Falls in place
Edward Hageman Hall of New York for the American Scenic Preservation Society urges preserving the falls in their current state rather than altering them, highlighting the site’s historic and ecological value.
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Ters
Niagara River
Edward Hageman Hall
New York
American Scenic Preservation Society
West's Invitation Is Accepted Back East
Governor West announces that three special trains of visitors from the East will travel to Oregon next June. A telegram from the National Electric Light Association in New York confirms organized trips. The group will visit Portland on June 15 for a day before continuing northward.
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Fred Ward
Sioux City
Iowa
Bond Bros
Dave Lavender
Weston
Mabel Warner
Wv. H. Wilson
Acorn Brass Mfg
W. R. Reinhart
Marshall-Wells Hardware Company
Guy Perez
Peters Cartridge Company
Pendleton
Heppner
Edgar W. Smith
Portland
Equitable Life Convention
New York
City
Oregon
Salem
Governor West
National Electric Light Association of New York
Fruit Trees Bud At Gardena In Walla Walla Valley
Buds on B C Burlingame’s Gardena farm in the Walla Walla Valley show extensive pruning ahead. About 500 acres of peach and apple trees are to be pruned and are expected to bear their first crop this season. Prospects for an abundant fruit crop look good barring serious frosts. The note adds a health aside on constipation.
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Walla Walla Valley
Walla Walla
Wash
Miserable Diets Cure Ad Lacking Clear Claim
Advertisement copy urges Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to keep bowels regular to avoid diseases. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Riverside Poultry Ad at Pendleton Farm
Seven pullets and cock pure bred stock offered at reasonable prices by Riverside Poultry Farm. Visit or call Red 2663 for Pendleton address and details.
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Riverside Poultry Farm
Pendleton
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New
F. E. Livengood & Co
Ladies’ and Children’s Store
August Noreen
B. Court Street
Teutech & Bickers
Aura Street
Teutsch & Bickers
Pioneer
Hermiston
W. W. Steiner, Jr
Hermiston, Ore
Geo. G. Pell
J. M. Hays
Schmidt Building
East Court
Knights of the Maccabees
Messrs
Frank Humphrey
J. A. Lee
Pendleton Business College
Hin
Zoe Houser
Stanfield
Pete Murray
Adams
J. P. Lieuslien
Otis Sprague
J. H. Reid
Sam Gordon
Umatilla
James Hall
Grace Frost
Pilot Rock
R. N. Stanfield
William H. Glen
St. George
S. F. Sharp
Athena
R. Alexander
Baker
F. E. van Dusen
Pasco
Bowman
J. T. Hoskins
Hoskins
Echo
Water Board
Chas. Myers
Bert Kinzie
Antlers
W. G. Ehmcke
Bogue Lead Company
Denver
Henry C. Means
Nora Chapman
Nye
D. C. Brownell
Herbert Boylen
the King OF Cures
DR. King’s
Oeppen’s
Smiths
Turkeys
West
East
Gardena
Pony
Tallman @ Co
Moose
City Relief Association
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