Pastime theater ads and local business notices mix
Local ads sell horses hay and insurance in Pendleton and surrounding areas. Listings include Commercial Barn horse services, Lee Teutsch insurance, Cheney Jersey milk wagon, Pastime theater moving pictures, real estate and rental notices, and farm land for sale with prices and contact names like John B. Wilson and C. H. Jordan.
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Shire & Eddings
Seth
Chardoon
Pendleton
Oregon
Walt
Lee Teutsch
Bros. Black
Lee Tetusch
Cheney Jersey
Cleveland Leader Quip On Sideshow Sideshow Attendant
The Cleveland Leader quotes a remark about sideshow acts comparing a glasseater to others. It notes one performer, the glasseater, has no stomach ache after eating a green bettie.
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Cleveland
The Pastime’s Friday Picture Show Highlights
At The Picture Shows The Pastime Hag presents Friday’s program with two big features. The Love of Chrysanthemum and A Child of the Ghetto are Biograph tagraph dramas. A Life In New York East Side theme appears in The Wedding Presents. Comedy Where Is Melcady? ends the lineup.
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Vitagraph Company
Biograph Co
Vitagraph
Jappin
Biograph
New York East Side
Melcady
Orpheum Program and Film Fragments Listed
The program outlines a pastoral comedy drama titled Mien feet Jong and a Kalem feature The Navajo Uride with scenes including a race a meeting Pablo and Chiquita a rejected offer and a government reward plus a 400 foot Vitagraph drama Convict No 76 and the noted Love's Old Sweet Song.
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Orpheum
Progrim
Priday
Buda
Hiograph
Mien Feet Jong
Uride
Pablo
Chiquita
Pablo Pordet
Escoes
Beene
Vitagraph
Ten Year Old and the Mother of 17 Aged Ten
A fragmentary notice recounts the history of a cat once owned by Mize Kate Hannan of Meacham. A letter from Miss Hannah notes a Roosevelt medal linked to the pet but does not explain its award. The cat has died, leaving four kittens with two deceased.
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Bingk Wit
Mize Kate Hannan
Meacham
Hannah
Roosevelt
Minister Cleans Streets Sermon Moves Wilmington Crowd
The Rev R J Jackson of Hanover Presbyterian preached on The Moral Equivalent of War urging cleanup of city streets and health standards. He called for enforced housing upkeep, city inspections, and laws to compel owners to maintain livable conditions, including sale of unsafe tonics.
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Wilmington
Del
R. J Jackson
Hanover Presbyterian Echiweh
Jackson
Elty
Official Weather Report and Local News from Pendleton
Weather data lists 64 to 67 degrees with .36 inch rainfall. A Pendleton couple Albert Boyce and Mable Hutchison obtain a marriage license. Engineer Tom Elliotte saves train No 6 at Gibbon. Pendleton arrivals include Frank Murphy Ed Camp and family Earl Dudley. James Alger Fee graduates from Whitman College with a BA. Alma Harris Hazel Weller leave Pendleton teaching posts for Portland schools. Police report three drunks jailed including Frank Parr and two laborers after disturbances at Horseshoe restaurant.
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Wenaha
Frank Murphy
Pendleton
Ed Camp
Washington
Earl Dudley
Weston
Will
II Porthind
Alma Harris
Hazel Weller
Portland
Gurdane
Frank Parr
Horseshoe
Indian Thief Detained After Horse Thefts in City
Tots-hom!, a well known Indian, is in durance vile for allegedly stealing a horse belonging to Billy McKay, veteran Indian baseball pitcher. The theft is said to have occurred in the city on Tuesday. Tots-hom! was arrested on Helix yesterday and brought to the county jail today.
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Durance Vile
Billy McKay
Helix
Concert By United Orchestra Draws Largest Crowd Yet
The United Orchestra delivered its best concert of the season before an ideal, attentive audience last evening. While the program was strong, pieces from Foust and the Jolly Pelows stood out as crowd favorites and conductor Robert Powell earned a full share of applause for a sweeping baton performance.
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United Orchestra
Foust
Robert Powell
Old Veteran Builds Church by Himself in Colville
Spokane Washington Nathan B Fry a veteran of the Indian wars built a church in Colville with seating for 360. The 30 by 44 foot structure has 22 foot walls and he shaped every piece of wood himself. He split 1844 cider shingles for the roof and plans 12 rooms above the auditorium to rent to families. The dedication will be next fall. Fry born 1834 in Courtland New York crossed to Oregon in 1849 and later moved to Willapa Washington. He was married in 1888, raised 16 children, and after 17 years of marriage his wife and he divorced. he has lived as a hermit in Colville since.
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Spokane
Wash
Nathan B. Fry
Colville
Preacher Fry
Courtland
N. Y
Linn County
Ore
Willi Walle
Wael
Kaiser Wealth Figures Stir Prussian Chamber Debate
Berlin reports claim Kaiser Wilhelm earns about 240 marks an hour from government sources, totaling vast annual income. Opponents of a civil service raise contend the Kaiser owns seven estates and 50 royal residences, plus hunting boxes and 40 riding horses valued at around 120000 marks annually. The Crown Prince is said to have a separate income stream.
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Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Wenthery
Chamber of Deputies
Buried Loot Sparked Police Help In Arena Search
Two men claiming Arena Wis residence buried a $2000 treasure and sought police aid to locate the hiding spot after strangers at the Commercial Hotel warned they had dug a hole to bury the money. The hotel keeper the marshal and locals joined the search. after hours the money roll was found.
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Evansville
Wis
Arena
Frere
Commercial Hotel
Wisl
A Wedding at Echo Mabel Moore Weds Thomas Harris
Echo Oregon special correspondence reports a quiet wedding at Jesse Moore’s Buttercreek residence with Mabel Isadore Moore and Thomas Walter Harris uniting in marriage. Rev H S Shangle officiated, a modest ceremony followed by a bountiful repast. Harris, from Topeka Kansas, has been foreman at Neal Warehouse Stanfield. Numerous local residents and visiting guests are noted along with assorted brief society items and local movements.
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Echo
Ore
Jesse Moore
Buttercreek
Mabel Isadore Moore
Thomas Walter Harris
H. &. Shangle
Milton
Jessy Moore
Mabel
Harris
Topeka
Kansas
Neal
Stanfield
Tom Durham
Portland
Continental Wireless Telephone & Telegraph Cy
Pendleton
John Durham
Beha
Mrz
B. Stanfieid
William Lloyd
Sidney Stanfleid
Odessa
Wash
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F.E. Livengood & Co
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Inquire Standard Grocery Co
Alta and
College Streets
Presbyterian Church
F E. Judd
Pandleton Crab
Stainfield
John B. Wilson
Main Street
Walla Walla
Jordin
Grande
C. H. Jordan
la Grande
Seton
Koeppens
Kobpprpen
Newsy
Albert Byron Boyce
Mable le Hutchison
Elliot
Tom Elliote
Gibbon
Alger Fee
James Alger Fee
James A. Fee
Whitman College
Kaiser
Porgot
Wohlenberg Dep't
Wohlenberg
Butter Creek
Mable Moore
Thoms W. Harris
Rev. Shangle
Mr. Frei
Hermiston
Rubles
Mifton Strohim
F. J. Voumne
Alex Lingey
Upper Hutter Creek
Tie Ness
Alteander Thampean
Thompsons Withern
Markham
Frank
A. Reid
More
F. KE
Everitt
Emma Halstead
Tolaho
Don
Webster Hicks
George Coree Teft
Dalles
Joe Campbell
Madras
Teutach
Fine Royal Ann
Ingram’s Grocery
Orpheum Theatre
P. Medernach
Roller Mills
Franklin
Motor Gar Agency, Inc
Broadway
Seattle
Ind
East
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