Local ads list services and sales in Pendleton area
A jumble of local notices lists Rock Spring coal by Henry Kopittke, plumbing by Peddow & Miller, dry wood via Kopittke, an auto stage to Lehman Springs, and cinema ads for the Panline. Rentals appear for furnished rooms and a six-house portfolio plus a cottage. Camping supplies from LaDow & Peterson promote tents, stoves, and gear.
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Henry Kopittke
Rock Springs
Henry Kopitzke
Peddow & Miller
Lehman Springs
Pendieton Auto Co
Panlline
Bluff Street
Beddow & Miller
Campbell's Millinery
C. Hendricks
Vermont Loan & Trust Company
Umatilla
Pendleton Lumber Yards
LaDow & Peterson
Eyes examined free at Dayton Hros eye specials
Proper glasses will stop headaches and watery eyes. If glasses cause distress, current glasses may be wrong. Pendleton practice with six years experience offers dozens of references. Prices reasonable. Located over the French Restaurant near the French Restaurant.
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Pendleton
Dayton
Switzerland Bars Cross-Border Water Power Exports Law
Switzerland restricts export of hydroelectric power with a federal decree allowing exceptions only by council grant revocable as needed for public good. Watch Tallman drug store corner.
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Switzerland
Federal Council
Tallman Drug Store
Free Love Ends Golony Life Free Love Ends Golonys Life
Tacoma reports the 217 acre Joe's Bay colony once built on socialist ideals has folded after twenty years. The land will be sold as the commune dissolved. leaders faced incitement charges around McKinley era, but were freed amid public support. The settlement featured shared property, varied beliefs, and experimental industry.
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Tacoma
Joe's Bay
Fatonville
Plerece County
McKinley
Colonie 14
Christ
Defense of the nude in art sparks debate at Berkeley
Berkeley June 6 Professors defense of nude artistic expression by Frederick Mortimer Clapp of the University of Chicago draws wide discussion in university circles. Clapp lecturing during UC summer session argues clothes hinder art and that the human body conveys direct artistic messages, reflecting motion and genuine emotion.
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Berkeley
Cal
Frederick Mortimer Clapp
University of Chicago
Clapp
Mr. Rockefeller
University of California
San Francisco
Start of Worldward Lad: Elmer Black Leaves Home to See World
Eleven year old Elmer Black of East Alder Street heads out with 81 10 in pocket funds after his mother and aunt give him a dollar and ten cents. He travels to Council Crest and other city lines before police intervened to bring him home.
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Wimer
Uay
Eimer
Morrison Street
Hert
Canis
Elmer
Teuscher
Mia. Miller
East Alder
Eleventh Streets
Lad
Portland
Elmer Black
Thenth Streets
Council Crest
Kilmer
Exhibit revives heroic tale of Saginaw wreck at fair
A Seattle World’s Fair exhibit retells the 1870 wreck of the U S S Sag inaw on Ocean Island in the mid Pacific. Five crew volunteers built a sextant from wreck scraps to guide a month long voyage to Hawaii for aid. One drowned during the landing attempt. a rescuing ship later retrieved the men.
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Seattle
mid-Pacific
Nee
Ocean Island
Pythian Week At Exposition Draws Large Northwest Gathering
Seattle hosts the largest fraternal gathering in the northwest for Pythian week. Delegates from Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia attend with Knights reaching from Atlantic coast towns. The Iola drill team's Damon and Pythias drama draws crowds in the armory and a grand parade marks the week. Grand Chancellor Otto A Case sees strong turnout as two days remain at the exposition. The Elks union parade and fair circus follow on July 27 with expected Los Angeles grand lodge delegates.
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Seattle
Wash
Pythian
Northwest
Grand Lodge of the Domain of Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Atlantic Coast
Iola
Dayton
Ohio
Damon
Pythias
Armory
Otto A. Case
Pythians
The
Elks
Falr
Grand Lodge
Los Angeles
John Day Valley railway extension to Prairie City announced
New people arrive at the John Day valley as the Sumpter valley railway extension nears completion and is set to operate to Prairie City by November.
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Sumpter Valley Railway
Prairie City
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