Localsads for Lane & Son and Hols for coal
Local notices list Lane & Son selling signs and Dutch Henry coal, with several small ads for rent, employment, meats, and rooms. Also mentions the Orpheum pictures, Drease chickens, and The Dalles river boat Str Batley Gatzert schedule with fare. Includes Pendleton address, Main Street phone numbers, and page-wide classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Henry
Lane & Son
Judd
F. E. Judd
South Lilleth Street
Orpheum
Drease
Portland
Dalles
Batley Gatzert
Dhilly
Local ads and notices from Pendleton area businesses
Meat market promotion by Farmers Meat Co manager Conrad Platzoeder lists address 224 E Court St and phone Main 445. Musical Eckhardts at Christian church Wednesday with admission 60 and 86 cents. Express wagon service advertised by Geo Stangler of Gritman Bros Main 611. Domestic Laundry seeks ironers and mangle girls. Lumber yard calls for buyers of slab wood and notes Pendleton shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Meat Co
Conrad Platzoeder
Court Street
Eckhardts
Christian Church
George
Geo. Stangler
Gritman Bros
Pythias Event in Astoria Sets Special Round Trip Fares
Grams Lodge Knights of Pythias in Astoria Oregon on June 20 21 1941 with C W R N Co selling low round trip tickets from all points including Urancher at special fares June 18 19 return until June 24 Excursion Steamer T J Trotter chartered leaving Portland Ash Street Dock at 11500 p m June 19 returning Astoria midnight June 21 Delegates urged to reserve sleeping accommodations through local Agents or C W Stinger City Ticket Agent Portland Oregon For fare details contact any O W R N agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grams Lodge
Pythias
Astoria
Ore
Urancher
T. J. Trotter
Portland
Ash Street
W. Stinger
City
6Rd
Washington Streets
Oregon
Wheat prospects rise as rain uncertain in Lincoln County
Davenport Washington June 13 reports from W J Olwell Big Bend Milling and J J Inkster Inkster Brothers indicate Lincoln County's wheat crop looks well above average despite needs for moisture before harvest. Acreage up 10 to 20 percent. last year yielded about 3 000 000 bushels, with current prospects near 16 000 000. Local bankers note improving business conditions though loan demand softer. County officials tour western Lincoln County report wheat above average with many excellent stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Wash
Lincoln County
W. J. Olwell
Big Bend Milling Company
Ave
J. J. Inkster
Inkster Brothers
Fil Imus
Efshier
Davenport National Hank
Samuel McDonald
Martin Angelsom
R.A Riffe
Divenport
Jett Protheam
J. W. Pres
John Sawyer
George Murfman
George Thomas
Frank Hardin
B. Lambrith
Robort Gonniog
Southern Publishers Meet in Louisville Leaders Gather
Editors, owners and advertising managers from leading southern newspapers attend the ninth annual Southern Publishers association meeting in Louisville Kentucky. C B Jonsen of the Knoxville Sentinel is named president and Robert W Brown of the Louisville Times is vice president with Vietor W H. Twansen of the Birmingham News as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Publishers
Louieville
Womadoplty
South
Southern Publishers Association
C. B. Jonsen
Knoxvie Sentinel
Robert W. Brown
Loutevitls 'Cimes
Preadent Agi Vietor
WH. Twansen
Birmingham News
Oassociation
French ayinter touts WHT Cheat Broadway in New York
A French ayinter proclaims WHT Cheat Broadway in New York as the fastest route to profit from Wall Street. The claim centers on rapid gains and a bold promise of quick earnings in a crowded financial scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New York
Wall Street
Pendleton Sees Broad Storm Bring Lightning and Rain
Local readers recount a violent electrical storm with continuous flashes lighting the sky after 5 pm. A striking rainbow appeared around 10:30 pm, while damages to lines were minimal. Warnings of possible repeat storms circulated as temperatures rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdman
Telephone and Power Company
F. W. Vincent
Pacific Light & Power Company
Telephone
Umatilla
Orpheum bills an eclectic slate of vaudeville and drama
Pendleton readers are treated to a varied film menu at the Orpheum with The Quarrel on the Cliff from Edison Co Cuba a Banksrupt from Gaumont Discharging the Cook and Dear Kind Hubby from Selle Sailor Jacks Reformation from Kalem plus The American Beauties On the Desert's Edge from Essanay The Samourai's Epiation from Pathe and The Cosy Fine program for Monday and Tuesday Shifty's Claim The Voice of His Conscience and The Rival Artists From Reliance Also noted are two large electrically regulated clocks installed at the Manhattan end of the Brooklyn Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Edison Co
Cuba
Gaumont
Selle
Selly
Kalem
Salvation Army
Gene Gauntler
Agnes
Desert
Essanay
Mojave Desert
Samourai
Pathe
Solax
Squire Mosher
Reliance
Reliance Company
Manhattan End
Brooklyn Bridge
Lettie Reynolds Dies, Whitman Benefactress and Y M C A Pioneer
Lettie C Reynolds longtime Walla Walla benefactress of Whitman College and the Y M C A died after a long illness. Survived by four sons Allen H Harry A Reynolds W S Clark and C W Clark and a daughter Lizzie C Baker. Funeral services were held at 24 Clinton street this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Wash
Lettie C. Reynolds
Walla Walla Valley
Harry A. Reynolds
Mississippi Congressman Humphreys, Son of Confederate Brigadier
Mississippi congressman Benjamin G Humphreys is described as the son of Brigadier General Benjamin A Humphreys, a distinguished soldier of the Confederacy, in this brief note highlighting lineage and heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin G. Humphreys
Mississippi
Generatte Denjamin A. Humphreys
Electrical Storm Claims Indian Victim
A violent storm caused flash floods across canyons and ranches. Water four feet high swept parts of Col Springs canyon, destroying corrals and flooding buildings while retreating into cellars. Farmers witnessed torrents washing away poultry and mud covering structures. grain benefited from rain amid widespread county gulches filling and storms easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witer
Fred Rolie
Campbell
Col Springa Canyon
Alanson
Middle Fork
Crow
Smallcloud
Weber
The Life of Count Leo Tolstoi on Film
An early 20th century film advertisement touts The Life of Count Leo Tolstoi as a revealing portrait of Russia’s famed thinker. It promises intimate views of his family home and philanthropy, claiming stronger insight than any biography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Quality
Count Leo Tolstoi
Pathe
Russia
Lubin
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Ladies Home Journal
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Geo. R. Demott Cigar Store
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The
East Oregonian
Eastern
Penland Bros
Rock Springs
Koeppens
Oregon Lumber Yard
Assesor
C. P. Strain
Hermiston
F. FE. Mays
Lostine
Bowman
F. L. Vingent
Frank Saling
Mia
F. FE
Welsh
Brownell
Umatila
Pendletos
Rey Bowman
Far West End
Phillis Piper
Hells
Geraldine Froome
J. W. and
M. EB. Sturdivant of
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John P. McManus
Pilot Rock
Sheep Town
J. M. Gilbert
Antone Nolte
Pasco
T. &. Giteon
Phot Rock
F. FE. van Dusen
Tawlcht
Wenahan Springs
L. A. Esteb
Murphy
Kalispell
Montana
Neice
J. F. Berhude
Frank R. Wart
Utah
W. RB. Rhinehart
Marshall
F. W. Hendley
Court House
da Fowler
Ned
Merle Peringer
George Peringer
Wmn
Hahn
Hermiston Harness and Saddle
West End
George Mustard
Stanfield
C. By Fisher
Fisher
I. N. Oliver
Pacific Monthly
Indiana
Shifty
Lettie
Reynolds
Electrical Strom
Wohlenberg
Pendleton Beer
City Brewery
Billy’s
W. J. Bogart
Pan Hemmelvarn
Pro the Cresce
H. Tavli
OPERA
Anton Kraft
State Saloon
TH. J. Latourelle
Prop
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