Local ads seek rooms, coal, and services in town
The page lists multiple local offerings and notices, including furnished rooms for rent at 602 Water and a four to six room dwelling near Main Street, coal supplies from Burroughs and others, moving pictures at Pastime theater, laundry and cleaning services, a lace curtain laundry request, and various lost items. Also includes job ads for telephone operators and a sale ad for a four miles west of Helix property. Do you take the East Oregonian?
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Water &T
Hohbach's
Court St
I. C. Snyder
Oregon Lumber Yard
Burroughs
Chas
Rayburn
Mark Moorhouse
West Bluff Street
Vogue
Malin Street
W. Webb
West Alta
Forsanto
Baker City
Pacific States Telephone Office
My Place
Helix
James Hill
Ore
Arthur Elliott
Garden St
F A Clise Exclusive Optometrist in Mall County
F A Clise remains the sole exclusive optometrist serving Mall County shoppers. The clinic advertises eye exams and eyewear services, emphasizing personalized eye care in a local storefront setting.
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Mall County
At the Picture Shows Orpham Today’s Program
The program lists five films including Coffee Production Hand colored Dick's a Winner a Farce comedy The Feud drama The New Material at Gila Creek drama praised as full of life from start to finish Take Me Back to New York Town lively musical or stage numbers tease this week's lineup at the cinema
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Orpham
Gila Creek
New York Town
The Pastime Tuesday Program Showcases Biograph and Pathé Shorts
The Pastime presents a Tuesday program featuring His Last Burglary and The Blue Swan Inn plus Before and After a lively comedy. Also shown are The Acrobatic Fly a nature vaudeville and The Professional death by own action a Pathé piece with travelogues and an illustrated song.
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Blue Swan Inn
Pathe
Evangelist Ledford Draws Crowds at Baptist Church
Evangelist Ledford preached on Getting Stones Out of the Way and The Steps in the Christian Life at the Baptist church. He spoke to Christians, set high standards, and urged sincere service to God. Morning and evening services were packed, with converts signing up across three services. The week-long meetings continue each evening at 7:30 and 10 AM, with growing interest. Subscribers were reminded of the new payment policy starting April 1 1910 at the Matlock building office.
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The
Baptist Church
Evangelist Ledford
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Grass widow's children hire a poor sort of todder
A terse lament notes that grass widows often rely on an inept caretaker for their offspring, reflecting social concerns about inadequate support for impoverished families and the difficulties of child care among the poor.
Pendleton News Notes and Local Dates
Marriage licenses issued to Thomas G. Gibson and C Malinda Dillon, and to Aaron Cochran and Anna M Burnett. Walker Funeral Today for Frank Walker. Pleasant winter reported in southern California. Tryatillia River falls rapidly after cold spell. Mrs M A Rader to move to Medford in July. Trains remain busy as SP lines out of commission and OR and N handles congestion.
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Thomas G. Gibson
C. Malinda Dillon
Aaron Cochran
Anna M. Burnett
This County
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Tryatillia
Medford
M. A. Rader
Mr. Rader
Pendleton
Oregon
Southern Pacific
OR & N
Comet Seen From University Observatory By Students
University of Washington observers including Professors Moritz and Gould report Halley's comet visible from the northwest with a two inch telescope. Gould cautions not a short sighting and predicts spectacular features late May while denying dangerous cyanogen claims.
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University of Washington
Seattle
University Observatory
Moritz and
Gowld
J E. Gould
Gould
Northwestern States
Ihs
Loy heir to choose his own guardian in Chicago
In Chicago probate court Judge Cutting will seek 6 year old Little Billy McClintock to choose between guardians Mrs. John M. Sheppard and A F Reichman as the ruling date of March 1 approaches. Attorneys expect the decision may depose both guardians and name a new custodian. Billy has lived with Mrs Sheppard at 2226 Calumet Avenue since the court fight began.
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Chicago
Little Billy
McClintock
Sheppard
Calumet Avenue
Billy
John H
Lee
Schedules Knocked Out by Lancaster Act Rules
Montreal reports traffic demoralized by the Lancaster Act regulating train speeds at level crossings effective February 1. Prominent railroad officials say trains cannot meet schedules, with about five thousand Canadian Pacific and six thousand Grand Trunk crossings affected.
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Montreal
Lancaster
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk
Railroad Employes Meet Setback In First Round
Baltimore today reported a setback in a wage increase campaign by the Order of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. After three weeks of talks with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad led by President Daniel Willard, the company refused to accept the workers proposals, suspending further talks until union members decide on next steps.
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Baltimore
Order of Railway Conductors
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
United States
Canada
Hartimore and Ohio Railroad
Daniel Willard
Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brotherhood
Woman Arctic Lecturer Agnes Cameron Visits London
Canadian explorer Agnes Deans Cameron, famed for Arctic Ocean journeys and author of The New North, has arrived in London with two nieces as secretaries. She will write special articles on Canada and American subjects for the Daily Mail under a four month contract with Lord Northcliffe.
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London
Agnes Deans Cameron
Cameron
Arctic Ocean
Canadas
United States
George Ade
London bans Salome by censor and Strauss disappointment
London excludes Richard Strauss opera Salome from the forthcoming season after the censor forbids its performance. Strauss expressed great disappointment and offered to modify the biblical references, but permission could not be granted.
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London
D. Richard Strauss
Convent Garden
Soap and Towel Social at Metho dist Parsonage Event
A Tuesday evening event at the Meth odist parsonage in Spokane funds Deaconess hospital needs. Admission offered in exchange for soap or towels. Estrayed horses near Helix Oregon include a gray striped face two year old horse branded U on left shoulder and a gray yearling with no visible brand. Liberal reward offered for information leading to their recovery. James Hill Helix Ore.
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Methodist Parsonage
Deaconess
Spokane
Helix
James Hill
Ore
Another Panic Predicted for Year 1912 by Babson
New York economist Roger W Babson warns of a coming national panic in 1912 tied to the presidential election. He says prosperity is partially spent and stock highs occur after a third to half of good years. His advice favors buying on margin then shifting to banks when prices peak.
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New York
Roger W. Babson
Bryan
Nebraska
Babson
Income from premiums and investments reported for the year
Premiums received during the year total 607,733.74 dollars. Interest, dividends and rents collected during the year amount to 23,167.07 dollars. Income from other sources received during the year is 369.10 dollars.
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F. E. Livengood & Co
March Ladies’ Home Journal
Patterns Ready
Maine
Main Street
H. H. Whitney
Smith-Crawford
Raley Street
East Oregonian
F. A. Clise
John Schmidt
Ledford
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
Matlock Building
Koeppen Bros
Koeeppen
Newsy
F. M. Oliver
California
Hollywood
Loy
Agnes Pdp, Cameron
Salome
Soap Md Towel Social
Castoria
Lways
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Wohlenberg Dep’t
Ballard
A. C. ‘Koeppen & Bros
Metropolitan Casualty Ins. CO
N.Y
Rckie
William Burton
E. R. Thompson
Portland
Blanchard Butter
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