Local ads and notices flood the Oregon journal
A bustling page lists ads for coal and furniture sale by Graham and Burroughs, furnished rooms on Water Street and 116 EB High, ice cream at Hohbachs, and various services. Lost items include keys, brooches, and wedding stationery orders. A church sermon by Evangelist Ledford on backsliding dominates the feature alongside lodging, theater, and employment notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Water St
Hohbach'’s
Court St. Snyder
Seeling
Oregon Lumber Yard
South Main Street
Burroughe
Rayburn
Ingrams Grocery
Mark Moorhouse
Boariders
West Bluff Street
Golden Rule
College Street
Oyster Planting Hope in Hoquiam With Rail Charge Pressure
May planting of eastern seed oysters near Hoquiam Washington hinges on railways lowering charges. T Hall and associates harvest last year crop and plan to sell holdings if unable to devote time. F G McIntosh Oyster Growers Association secretary tours city to rally oyster men and push a consolidated move to reduce rail tariffs on used oysters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hall
Ueaoelates
Willson Barber
Getting the Jeffries Johnson fight is an achievement
A comment argues that hosting the Jeffries Johnson fight brings no honor to the city, framing the boxing clash as a stain on civic pride rather than a celebrated event.
Chalk Talk at Library By Ethel Hutchins For Children
Pendleton notes report Miss Ethel Hutchins, art and music instructor in the city public schools, will lead the story hour at the public library tomorrow morning with a chalk talk. Also filed in circuit court today is Flossa Bartlett v James Foglesong and wife, a suit to collect a balance due on a doctor bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hutchins
City Public
Flossa Bartlett
James Foglesong
Freewater Country
Matlock Improvement Reported In Portland Home
Wesley Matlock arrived from Portland and says his father W. F. Matlock is improving in health. He remains at his daughter Mrs. Fred Lantz home in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Matlock
Wesley Matlock
Portland
Fred Lantz
Improving South Main Street Progress on hill grading
A force of men and horses with strapers works on the South Main street hill today to grade the road so water will drain off without tearing furrows or mud on walks. The civic league meets at 2 30 tomorrow in city hall to discuss Civic Needs of Pendleton with invited ladies. The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs M D Reid formerly of Umatilla now in Portland died this morning of typhoid pneumonia while visiting in the city. Funeral services are planned for Sunday. The Umatilla River level continues to fall gradually about a foot from the peak Wednesday and is expected to stay high for several days into spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Ladies’ Civic League
City
Pendleton
M. D. Reid
Umatilla
Portland
Kelley Takes Over Eve ning Bulletin of Walla Walla
J. G. Kelley, new owner and publisher, visited the city today from Wallin Walla. He met his wife and two sons arriving from Omaha, where he previously directed the paper. The Bulletin is prospering under his management after succeeding Eugene Lerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Kelley
Walla Wallin
Wallin Walla
Omaha
Kelley
Mr. Kelley
Eugene Lerton
The
Bulletin
Hanford Star Arrives in town for March 15 show
F Lawrence Walker, veteran manager for Charles B Hanford, arrived this morning from Spokane and arranged Hanfords appearance in The American Lord at the Oregon March 15. This marks the actors second foray into modern plays, signaling a diversion for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
F. Lawrence Walker
Charles B. Hanford
Spokane
Oregon
Ptomaine Poisoning Strikes Local Residents
The Misses Mary and Viola Shea are recovering from ptomaine poisoning after eating shrimp salad. They were in danger briefly yesterday morning but are now out of danger, though still suffering. Other local cases have appeared, including Mrs. A C Hampton who has not yet fairly recovered from canned tomatoes, with her husband also slightly ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Viola Shea
A. C. Hampton
Colorea Lady Fined After Police Court Trial
Mrs Margaret Ray was found guilty of assault and battery in a police court trial held yesterday afternoon. The colored woman was arrested at the Ah Look Chinese cook stand in a Cottonwood street resort. The Chinaman claimed she tried to stab him with a butcher knife and showed a bloodstained shirt to prove injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorea
Mra
Margaret Ray
Ah Look
Cottonwood Street
Mrs H Shangle of Milton Seeks Church Missionary Convention
Mrs. H. Shangle wife of the district presiding elder of the M E Church South rode through Pendleton last evening on a trip to Nashville Tennessee as a delegate to the annual Woman's Home Missionary society convention. She was with her daughters Lee and Ruth and will visit Arkansas along the way. Next month her husband will join them and they will travel to Ashville North Carolina for the general conference. They plan to attend the world Sunday school convention in Washington city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. §. Shangle
Milton
M. EE
Church
South
Pendleton
Nashville
Tennessee
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Lee
Ruth
Arkansas
Shangte
Ashville
North Carolina
The
Washington City
Man Goes Missing in Snow Believed To Seek Devil
Whiushougal Washington story of John Doherty a young man from Skye area who vanished after declaring a mission to catch Satan. He escaped in the snow and was found covered in blood. Grief over his father’s death is blamed for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Whiushougal
Wash
John Doherty
Skye
Here
Help The Club House Subscriptions Urged in Pendleton
The American Woman's League asks readers to send subscriptions to support building a ladies club house in Pendleton. Miss Boyd is the local representative, with brick 2091 and address 302 Water Street for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woman's League
Pendleton
Vaudeville and film program at Orpheum Grand Music
A full city program features Gaumont and Eclipse shorts plus Pathe The Jockey and The Foot Juggler. The Grand Music presents quality vaudeville with the Van Kaathoven quartet delivering German folk songs and a strong Gretchen Van Kaathoven contralto. Crowd-drawing acts caused many to stay for a second show. many were turned away. Also notes strong motion pictures and a Barnum & Bailey act fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Gaumont
Pathe
Eclipse
Tommy
Dreamland
Btars
Stripes
Grand Music
Grand Vaudeville Theatre
van Kaathoven
van Kanthovens
Holland
Gretchen van Kaathoven
Wacht Am Rhein
Lena van Kaathoven
Littl
Olga
Barnum & Bailey
Jack Herington
Silver Threads Among the Gold in Hay's Hair Health Ad
An advertisement extols Hay's Hair Health as a time trusted remedy for gray hair. It claims to nourish hair roots without dye, restoring life and color, and invites readers to request a booklet from Philo Hay Specialties Co. at 30 Clinton Street, Newark, NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Philo Hay Specialties Co
Clinton Street
Newark
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F. E. Livengood & Co
March Ladies’ Home Journal
Patterns Ready
Burroughs
Verne Millinery
Main Street
W. Webb
East Oregonian
Pacific States Telephone Office
City Dye Works
Hoye
Finney
Pendleton Furniture Company
Raley Atreet
Baptist Church
Evangelist Ledford
Ledford
Koeppen Bros
Koepprens Drug Store
Newsy
Wohlenberg Department
Wohlenberg Department Store
Pen- Meton Furniture Co
W. R. Graham
Mer
Ingram
Cyise Optical
Sterrer
wNcisco
of Br
F. A. Clise
Above College
John Schmidt
Pendle
Ore
Umatilla Co
National Livestock Insurance Association
Insurance
State of
Grose
J. F. Shorey
J. M. Ober
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