Local bargains and services advertised in Pendleton
Local readers are offered cheap mens oxfords at A Eklund s and varied farm needs at the Commercial Barn including horse care hay and feeding. Lee Teutsch promotes homes, bargains, and real estate while a restaurant and cottage rentals appear along with moving pictures at the Pastime theater. There is a lost umbrella notice, a request for a Japanese cook helper, and a taxidermy like stall for a 1300 acre North Powder ranch listing plus a thresher engineer seek.
Murder victim found in trunk linked to families
Walter Johnson of Spokane and brother William Johnson are connected to a murder case after the body was found in a trunk at Talon depot. Walter arrived from Twin Falls and claims the body for burial in a local cemetery. Johnson Wirewise will claim $1900 Miss Kersh received before the killing. The grand jury convenes today as both the unnamed woman and Webb face likely indictments on murder charges.
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Portland
Walter Johnson
Spokane
William Johnson
Talon
Twin Falls
Jiahe
Johnson
Kersh
Webb
Cotton Brokers Plead Guilty in Government Leak Case
Moses Haas of New York and Frederick Perkham of Cincinnati pleaded guilty in federal court to a government cotton leak scheme. Both men were fined, Haas 1000 dollars and Perkham 6000 dollars, as the government reported. brokers implicated in allowing a big cleanup on cotton. Wanted ad for a good housekeeper and cook appeared at the office.
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Cotton Brokers Iied
Washington
Moses Haas
New York
Frederick Perkham
Cinelionati
Hoar
Perkham
Newsy Notes of Pendleton and Local Events
Weather report records a 42 degree low and 87 degree high. Hias Auto: H H Wessel bought an Oakland 30 in red. Marriage license issued to Corwin E Waldron and Maria Louise Holbrook at the county clerk’s office. Walter Burgo, known as the Boston Terror, arrives with trainer Sam Mitchell for a 16 round bout with Barney Mullin, in town for bankers audience. Fire loss settlement: Co F Steele of Nolin received 1750 for home destroyed, insured with Bentley Leffingwell. loss adjusted by W Harvey Wells arriving from Portland.
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Corwin E. Waldron
Maria Louise Holbrook
Walter Burgo
Burgo
Boston
Barney Mullin
Northwest
la Grande
Sam Mitchell
F. Steele
Nolin
Bentley & Leffingwell
W. Harvey Wells
Portland
Norton sons seek leniency in town fine
Roy Norton asked permission to pay a fine for slapping N Joerger, following an elder Norton being fined for assault. Officers will observe Joerger’s condition before deciding. United Orchestra Popular shows demand for its servicers at bankers’ smoker, Hermiston event, and Stanfield dances.
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Roy Norton
A. W. Norton
N. Joerger
Norton
Joerger
United Orchestra
Hermistrn
Stanfield
Stanfield Plans Goddess of Lib erty Contest
The Stanfield committee opens the Goddess of Liberty contest for July 4. Voting booths are set at Pendleton drug store and Donaldson's. Early results list Ethel Betts and Pearle Rankin among leading candidates, with polling arranged by Dean Spaulding.
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Stanfield
Eerks Social Session At New Pen Leven Hall
Last night in the new hall of Pen leten Jadge 288 members held a social session after two candidates were initiated. Entertainment featured a vaudeville troupe from Grand theater and Jack Keefe of Weston. The Weston high school principal performed a recitation to commendable applause and other acts received warm praise.
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Eerks
Joe Eikdom
Penleten Jadge
Grand Theater
Jack Keefe
Weston
Weston High School
Eike
Warning and death at Pendleton creamery
Deputy labor commissioner and factory inspector William A. Dalziel arrives in the city to discuss the Pendleton creamery accident that caused proprietor F. Harper’s death. Dalziel says no blame rests on his office and recalls warning Harper last January about a wedge key. improvements have since been made to improve safety.
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Trapedoy
William A. Dalziel
Pendleton
Local windows celebrate bankers convention with themed displays
Decorated storefronts attract crowds as banks and merchants show themed exhibits. Increm Grocery highlights a gold and silver money display drawing daily attention, while Taylor Hardware presents county resources wheat and wool. Peoples Warehouse showcases Indian robes and Pendleton attire at Alexander store, with coins and paper money on view at La Dow Peterson and George Clark Grocery.
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Alexander Department
Pendleton
American National Bank
Wohlenberg
la Dow & Peterson
George Clark
Orpheum Today's Program Highlights Short Films
The program features A Victim of Jealousy a Biograph short showing jealousy as a human weakness. Also listed are Mirror of the Future A Prince of Worth The Messenger Boy Magician Lubing trick comedy and Winter Bathing in the West In Dies plus Dont Be An Old Maid sung by Mary.
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Orpheum
Biograph
West Indies
Mary
Little Insincerities as Seeds of Deliberate Deceit
Essay fragment argues that small acts of insincerity, if intentional, are early signs of chosen deception. It frames minor misrepresentations as the budding stage of larger moral failing, emphasizing intent behind surface behavior.
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Turday
F.E. Livengood & Go
Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies Home Journal
A. Eklund
Oates
Timothy
Lee Teutsch
Penland Bros
Cheney Jersey
Lee Teutech
North Side
Closen. Inquire Standard Grocery Co
Southern Cafe
Alta Street
J G. Finney
P. O
Forrent—House
Alta and
College Streets
Presbyterian Church
F. E
Judd
Crab Creek Lumber Co
Eagle-Woodmin Hall
V. Stroble
Dog
HH. A.T.” Onother
Chas, Weston, Celilo
Ore
North Powder
el. M. Sanders
Cornucopia
Conk
Koeppens
Koeppen
Satteen
Newsy
Hias
H. H. Wessel
Roller Mills
Oregon
Pendleton Drug Store
Donaldson’s
United Band and Orchestra of
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