City Briefities Include Rentals and Trades listings
A cluttered list of local ads and notices. It includes lodging and room offers at 219 South Malin Street and 701 F Court, house rentals on North Ride, and furnishings at 23-room lodgings. Also advertised are hardware, livestock, ranch listings near Alba and Pilot Rock, Oregon, and photography services by Bowman.
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South Malin Street
Logan Street
North Ride
F. Court
Court House
Gale
J. T. Sharon
R. Care Box
Pendleton
Old Citizen Faces Death After Lively Life
In a faded vignette an elderly man nearing death is comforted by his wife Mala who vows to follow him afterward. The man, weak, urges her not to trouble herself with any fuss or hysteria about his passing.
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Mala
Past and future advice in a reflective dialogue
A fragmentary, stylized exchange contrasts memory and foresight. Mrs DT and Mrs Oldun discuss leaving the past behind to live in the present and focus on the future, offering a moral about time and perspective.
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DT. Vureee
Jst
An Experiment Suburbanite Welcomes Visitor Joke
A suburbanite invites a visitor inside while noting the watchdog is new. The visitor worries the dog may bite, but the homeowner says that’s exactly what he wants to see, highlighting a quirky domestic moment from Faria Rire.
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Faria Rire
Burglar case rattles Skagit county court scene
Judge Coroner Wainwright of Skagit county Washington is under arrest charged with accepting 100 dollars to refrain from holding an inquest over a homicide. The report ties two burglars to a prior heist with minimal loot seized while a lawyer suggested a guilty plea.
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Wainwright
Skagit County
Washington
Community notices of visitors and travel in Freewater area
A long list of residents and guests visit and travel in Freewater and nearby towns. Names include H. Foevenk, C. M. Shielda, Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Ethel Swaggart, Fred Gelnger, M. Burgess, William Slusher, J. Wisner, P. S. Esterday, A. W. Nye, J. Mawke, E. C. Simon, Mrs. Navin, Shields, and Nye. Mentions of business trips, hotel stays, and upcoming travel to Seattle, Walla Walla, and Portland. Local crops and washouts affect travel and plans. Aberdeen and Spokane teams plan spring activities. railroad costs discussed with commercial association.
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Ethel Swaggart
Portland
Mra
W. F. Matlock
Fred Gelnger
Phot Rock
Hax
M. Burgess
Cunningham E Company
Munch
William Slusher
Nolin
A J. Wisner
le Hore
W. P. Card
Tutullia
I. A. Tweker
Adame
Nell
Dr. SY
Rothwell
M. M. Terry
Kendrick
Idaho
Hotel St. George
A. W. Nye
Commercial Association
Walley Walla
Myers
J. Mawke
E. C. Simon
Pilot Rock
Vicin
James Navin
Freewater
Mara G. Hall
Thee
Weston Normal School
Furente
Walla Walla-Pendleton
The News and Times Denver Papers Advertisement
An advertisement listing The News and The Times pricing plans for Denver readers including monthly and yearly rates, options for Sunday editions, and subscription details from News Times Publishing Company in Theaver Colorado.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain News
Denver Times
Rocky Mountain District
the Times
News-Times Publishing Company
Theaver
Colo
Aberdeen ball teams offer to be considered by association
L G Fraser received a letter from Aberdeen ball team manager RK P B Brown detailing terms for early training here. The offer: Pendleton must cover rail and row expenses, in return the team keeps the entire proceeds from the Sunday game. If gate receipts fall short, a second game will be played to cover the deficiency. Brown plans a Sunday game with a local team and will adjust as needed.
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Aberdeen
Fimong
United States
Spokane
Walls Allo
Tt Ie
Brown
Sime
Commercial Association
L. G. Fraser
Baske pba le at Umatilla by The Commercial Association
The Commercial Association basket ball team, largely high school players, left for Umatilla to play two teams tonight. Directing official E W Shockley accompanies the squad, which includes John Dickson Cooley Turner Means and Penland with substitutes Kimball and Gibson. Umatilla recently beat The Dalles and a Lyons attendance could be present. They expect to return tomorrow morning.
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Tarmmercial Association
Columbia
Leoye
E. W. Bhockley
Umatilla
Umpetile
Shockley
John Dickson
Cooley
Turner
Méans
Penland
Kimball
Gibson
Dalles
LYON
One Mile Limit Law Probable in Idaho Legislature
The Idaho House voted to amend a two mile grazing limit for sheep to one mile, changing the law to prohibit grazing within one mile of an owner's dwelling on a possessory claim. The measure occupied forenoon and afternoon debate and now goes to the Senate for action.
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Idaho
Senate
Bolse
Spring Hop Sales Report From Salem Markets
The Salem Statesman notes no standout silr in local hop buyers, but weekly trades include John Carmichael purchasing Elin Finney lot of 163 Dalew at Brooke Lachmund Finens, and William Thrown Co buying Massey Burgies 120 bales at 10 1/2 cents. Gilbert Patterson sold 345 bales at 10 1/2 cents, marking strong activity among growers.
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Salem Statesman
John Carmichae
Elin Finney
Brooke Lachmund & Finens
John Kirk
If Wents
William Thrown & Co
Massey & Burgies
Gilbert & Patterson
Wheatralsers Meeting Delayed by Late Train Arrivals
A Wheatralsers association meeting scheduled for the afternoon in the Commercial association rooms had not begun by 3 o'clock as several farmers from the county were delayed. The lateness of the mixed train caused the hold up and prevented call to order.
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Wheatralsers
Wheatralsers’ Association
Commercial Association
Family moves to Pendleton to occupy High Street residence
The family of O. E. Harper proprietor and manager of the Blue Mountain creamery has relocated from La Grande to Pendleton. They will reside permanently at 109 High Street, the former home of Richard Mayberry.
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Pendleton
O. E. Harper
Blue Mountain
la Grande
High Street
Richard Mayberry
Mrs Lane Sells Residence on College Street
Mrs Lane sold her house on College street to the Oregon Lumber yard. She will not leave Pendleton and plans to establish a new residence elsewhere in the city.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Lane
Mary J. Tone
College Street
Pendleton
Cty
Sarkises Move to Court and Aura Cottage Home
Mr and Mrs Norman Sarkis moved into the cottage at the corner of Court and Aura streets today to establish their permanent home.
Preaching at Weston by Rev W H Blenkney
Rev W H Blenkney Pendleton Academy principal will preach at Weston Baptist Church tomorrow morning at eleven o clock. He will travel to Weston this evening.
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Weston
W. H. Blenkney
Pendleton Academy
Baptist
Diet In San Pranelaeco Death of Henry Fish's Father
Henry Fish of the city has received word that his father Henry Fish er died in San Francisco a few days ago. The family notes the loss and requests quiet during their mourning.
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San Pranelaeco
Henry Fish
Tie Father
San Francisco
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Guy Clark at 128 Lee Street
A daughter was born last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Clark. The newborn weighed zero pounds at birth.
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Guy Clark
Lee Street
Hamilton pastor marks 50th anniversary of ordination
The Rev O6. 4% Mechting, a longtime minister in Ohio and pastor of Hamilton's Congregational church for 40 years, will celebrate the 50th anniversary of his ordination on March 3. Recent notes mention Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough remedy, urging the genuine product in a yellow package.
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Foley
Kooeppoen
Mechting
Ohio
Congregational Church of
Hamilton
Shark's tall for luck on ships described by London King
A peculiar belief is explained where sailors attach a leather-like material at the bowsprit or atop a mast called a shark's tall. It is thought to bring good luck and pleasant voyages, though it signals fortune rather than the vessel’s true form.
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London
Maro the Magician to Visit Pendleton Lecture Course
Pendleton viewers will see Maro the magician on March 19 with a saxophone quartet. The performer spent 18 years in Europe studying under European masters and is touted as one of the world’s top magicians. Local audiences compare him favorably with Hermann.
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Pendleton
Maro
Magne
Hermann
Sunrise Glory of Freedom and Progress
Poetic reflection from Woman's Tribune praising truth dawn and freedom. It speaks of a rising sun dispelling gloom, awakening hosts, and a ceaseless song of progress across life, guided by love and steadfast resolve.
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Truth
Sound of Freedom
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Oxfords
Teutsch’s Dep't
Kodak
Bowman
Bridge
Blaine Etrest
Cunningham Ranch
Cunningham Sheep & Land Co
Ore
Coodman Hardware Co
Alba
Oregon
L. A
East Oregonian
Sysrn
Gao
Olatouilat
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Lee Colesworthy
Chop Mill
Alta
Frovenk
Feho
C. M. Shielda
Milton
Mr. and
Mire
Lo B. Davis
Aslomes
G. W. Phelps
Tacoma
H. N. Smith
Congregational Church
J. H. Alexander
Land Office Department
Elgin
W. Roy Sexton
Reclamation Service
Hermiston
B.S. Shangle
M. F
Thomas Nye
City
Mr. Nye
A. Vs. Nye
Seattle
the News and Times
Baskepbale
Wonder Store
Wonder
Houston Post
Baltimore American
Missouri
Maro the Magician
Cecilia Gustaf
Ordain OF the National Society
Bombay
India
Stockholm
Sweden
Gustaf
Mar
Swedenborg
Multnomah House
Room
East
Oregonian
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