Local ads offer goods and services in Pendleton area
A dense string of local classifieds lists clothing, horses, hay, furniture, dairy deliveries, rental housing, home ownership offers, roof shingles, lost items, a job inquiry, and a large ranch for sale or rent. Names Lee Teutscoh, P. O. Box 486 Pendleton, Crab Creek Lumber Co appear amid farm and theater notices for the Pastime theater and more moving pictures.
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Lee Teutscoh
Bros
Cheney Jersey
Lee Teutech
Pendleton
Crab Creek Lumber Co
The Orpheum Friday Program Plugs Several Acts
The Orpheum showcases a Friday program featuring Biograph’s A Victim of Jealousy a mirror of human weakness plus The Messenger Boy Magician Lubing trick comedy and Winter Nothing In the West In dies Dont Be An Old Maid Molly as a musical number The listing note highlights variety and humor in this schedule.
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the Orpheum
Worth
West Indies
Molly
Pastime Friday Change Program Presents Variety
The program features several titles including After Many Years a self drama about love across enemy lines and Over the Cliff a dramatic tale of excitement. Down With the Women is a social comedy satirizing the women’s movement while Russia in the Caucasus Mountains offers an interesting scenic film. Floral Studies is listed as educational.
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John Mison
Ryleh
Russia
Caucasus
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Involves Divorce and Yard Sale
Newsy notes report Jesse Williams filing for divorce from Nora Williams. Oregon Feed Yard changed hands as Co. P. Barnett sold the yard to W. F. McKenny, now in possession. Elks plan initiation and a social session tonight. Earl Friedley caught a 27 inch salmon weighing 6 14 pounds in the Byers mill race near the head gate.
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Co. P. Barnett
Oregon
W. F. McKenny
Earl Friedley
Friedley
Byers Mill
Lost Man Is Found At Local Station
Joseph Fournier, an elderly German man who wandered from the train yesterday morning, was found late in the afternoon. Chief of Police Gurdane located him after he had spent most of the day along the Jackson street walk.
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Joseph Fournier
Gurdane
Aong
Jackson Street
Concert Postponed Due to Weather
Unfavorable weather caused no band concert to be held in the pavilion last evening and indications suggest there will be none this week. The program intended for last night will likely be presented next week.
Pendleton to Seattle cattle cars depart with loaded beef
Thirty five stock cars arrived in Pendleton this morning from the Northern Pacific and will be sent back to Seattle as the first of the week. They will be loaded with fat beef cattle from Umatilla county ranges on return trips.
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Pendleton
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Umatilla County
Manning Boy Dies at Grandparents Home in Fulton
Robert Manning an 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Manning died after lingering illness with spinal meningitis. The body was taken to Pilot Rock for interment tomorrow morning at Grandparents home Fulton.
Johnson Completes Final Hike Before Reno Departure
Johnson and his staff left San Francisco after an early morning hike along Ocean Beach. The party planned fast gymnasium work and packing of apparitus, with a special car taking them to Reno that night. Johnson's condition was described as splendid.
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Johnson
San Francisco
Ocean Beach
Reno
Mrs Crayne Returns From City Convention in Missouri
Mrs Annie Crayne matron of Koonta hall came back on the noon train from University City Missouri where she attended the American Woman's league convention She also joined the annual convention of the national medical association held in St Louis.
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Crayne
Annie. Crayne
Koonta Hall
University City
Missouri
American Woman's League
St. Louis
To Fish for Bankers Anglers Plan Camas Creek Trip
A party of anglers left by car at 2 oclock for Camas creek to fish trout for the bankers banquet at We niin springs Saturday. Members include Pat Murphy C K Cran stom Will Humphrey and C F P Turner. They return Saturday morning. Other fishermen head for the Uma tte and Meacham creeks tonight.
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Bankers
Camas Creek
Weniin Springs
Pat Murphy
C K, Cranstom
Will Humphrey
C. FP. Turner
Umatte
Meacham Creks
Authoress Katherine Judson Heads to Pendleton Visit
Authoress Katherine B. Judson, head of Seattle Public Library’s periodical department, is in Pendleton for a few days to secure illustrations for her forthcoming Ajay Myths and Legends. The book is due off the press in September or October, with a two to three day stay planned.
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Katherine B. Judson
Seattle Public Lheary and
Oan
E¢My Note
Pendleton
Laborer injured in Che construction camp accident
Laborer Ts Tnjnted arrived in the city last night with a crushed leg after a sky engine fell on him at the Twahy Brothers camp in Che. The worker, who spoke of "home rule" as he was given an anaesthetic, was questioned about his nationality at the scene.
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Will Ryan
Twahy Brothers
Che
Mapellet
University of Oregon honors two Tooniia county students
Two Tooniia county hood members earned special honors for excellence in their theses at the University of Oregon. Dean T. Goodman, Pendleton Aleh graduate, and Paine Shangle of Milton were among the distinguished students. Goodman’s thesis studied Finances of the City of Merchant 1879–1908, while Shangle’s covered an Intended and Referen topic.
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Tooniia County Hood
University of Oregon
Theaes
T. Goodman
Pendleton Aleh
Paine Shangle
Milton
Merthand
James Mager Dies at 68 in Heppner Home
James Mager died at his home in Hopnner Insteversing at age 68. Interment planned for Sunday with Mrs. O Daniel and his niece Mrs. Lee Drake attending. Survived by seven children including Oxmand Hager of Heppner, Grace Storly of Saskatchewan, Rhyth Leach of Heppner, and daughters Lulu Marie Sybil and Ruth who resided at home.
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James Mager
James Hager
R. C. Wager
Gibbon
George O'Daniel
Ciiyv
Hoppner Insteversing
O'Daniel
Lee TD. Drake
Oxmand Hager
Heppner
Grace Storly
Saskatchewan
Canada
Rhyth Leach
Lulu
Marie
Sybil
Ruth
Window Display Honors Bankers Convention In City
Wohlerberg department store prepares a timely window display honoring the Bankers convention which convenes in the city tomorrow and Saturday. The display reflects current trends and promises attract attention from visitors and locals alike.
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Wohlerberg Department Store
Bankers’ Convention
W C A Convention Delegates Travel From State Normal School
Miss Lewil Evans daughter of Rev Nathan Evans leads as a W C A delegate from Ellensburg to The Breakers Long Beach Wash for the annual conference July 4 session. Miss Cathryn McKay of Sunnyside also attends with educators and Christian workers from across the United States. The gathering features study classes sports excursions lectures and social events at the hotel The Breakers.
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United States
Train Men Were Gallant In East Court Street Incident
Mayor Murphy recounts a Tuesday evening event on East Court Street near the hospital where Mrs Murphy was thrown from her carriage by a frightened horse as a heavy freight train approached. The train crew halted the train on a slope and aided her, earning praise for gallant conduct.
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Mayor Murphy Ia
East Court Street
Hospital
Mre. Murphy
Mrs. Murphy
Mre Murphy
Pendleton Council Grants Beer Licenses Renewal
Pendleton council renewed near beer licenses with no objections reported during the meeting. A special telephone committee sought more time to refine figures from District Superintendent Van Houtte of the Pacific company. It was noted fish screens at the head of the Byers mill roe had been pulled above the water, likely without knowledge of authorities.
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Pendleton
van Houtte
Pacific Company
Byers
Mill owners face city attorney action over trash fish issue
City officials instructed the city attorney to engage mill management regarding keeping the screen in the water. If the screen is maintained, trash fish will be kept out of the race and prevent a stench at the lower end affecting nearby residents.
Natron extension I5 rushed to finish by next fall
Eugene Oregon the Natron extension will be rushed to complete by next fall before wet season. About 1250 laborers will be on site with plans to increase. Two sectional steam shovels and a power plant will enable rapid tunneling and bridge construction. Bridges Middle Fork 350 feet and others 300 feet. Southern Pacific steel crew to start mid July, rails laid through winter.
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Eugene
Ore
Natron
Tne
Middle Fork
Southern Pacific Steel
Tak Ridge
Minnesota Bankers Meet at State Convention
Minnesota bankers gathered in St. Paul Minn June 22 as the annual state convention opened with large attendance. Officials indicated many financial topics will be discussed during the sessions continuing tomorrow.
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Minnesota
St. Pat
Minn
Uמברела Misplaced Item Sought At Hagle-Woodman Hall
A note requests the return of a party’s umbrella taken by mistake at Hagle-Woodman Hall on Saturday night June 15. Please return the umbrella to V. Stroble.
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Hagle-Woodman Hall
V. Stroble
Impartial Egoist: A Self-Assessment by a Man
An observer describes a man who believes his own view is uncolored by bias, presenting an unusual stance on his supposed objectivity. The piece probes self-perception and the tension between confidence and overconfidence.
Echoes of Echo's Echoes Change Hands in Echo Oregon
Mr and Mrs F E Everitt buy The Echoes Echoes and will jointly manage and edit the weekly paper. Everitt also holds roles as Interior Warehouse manager city recorder and will continue in those posts. The note recounts other local movements including homestead proofs Pendleton and travel by motor car with several residents mentioned by name.
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T. E. Everitt
Echo
Ore
Echoes
F. E. Everitt
Wickersham to Speak at Illinois Bar Meeting
Attorney General George W. Wickersham will be the chief speaker and honored guest at the thirty fourth annual meeting of the Illinois State Bar Association. The session has opened today and will continue tomorrow.
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Chicago
George W. Wickersham
Tllinois State Bar Association
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Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies Home Journal
A. Eklund’s
Onte
Timothy
North Eide
Close In
Inquire Standard Grocery Co
Lee Toutach
P. O
Alta and
College Streets
Presbyterian Church
F. B. Judd
Onother
Chas
Weston
Celtic
Adress
I. M. Sanders
Cornucopia
Koeppens
Eppen
Wohlenberg
Newsy
Jesse Willams
Nora Williams
Elks
the Elks
the Order
Pendleton Line
Oak Ridge
Fred van Horn
R. E. Ward
E. P. van Horn
Jay Palmulder
T. D. Taylor
Deputy Wilson
Ethel Kennedy
Loren Harris
T. D. Matthews
Buttercreek
Wilson
Denver
Colo
Bert Benedict
T. G. Smith
R. H. McWhorter
George Corse
F. J. Young
Mrs. Strohm
Hermiston
H. J. Bean
Hoppner
Jas Hosking
Wickersham
Ingram’s Grocery
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