Local ads and notices mix at Pastime theater and Pendleton markets
Local items list rental notices for 2 room and nine room houses in Pendleton area, theater ads for Pastime pictures and new moving picture machine, Pendleton Cash Market features fresh fish and meats, lockers for rent, lost gold bracelet with initials found and reward offered, Gus La Fontaine new seafood in shell, Dime theater preview with prize giveaways and a live demonstration by a dressmaker.
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Pendleton Cash Market
West Webb Street
Penland Bros
Tallmaan'a Corner
Hatley
Express
Welch
Elger
Stle Inquire
Garden St
Pendleton
Ore
Gus la Fontaine
Pine Street
Weston schools urged to run through June
In a February East Oregonian note, residents of Weston are urged to support keeping normal and other schools operating through the end of the current school year. The piece calls on state authorities to fulfill their duty by aiding extended schooling and preparing for the forthcoming special fair.
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Weston
Lehet
East Oregonian
M. E. Conference Closes First Day in New York
New York March 10 Luther presided as the Methodist Episcopal Conference opened with unexpected developments. A key likely move involves the New Brunswick district superintendent post as Dr J B Haines term ends this year possibly prompting an Ocean Grove appointment. Rumors place Rev John Hanley of Vineland and Rev James William Marshall of Millville as likely candidates for the district superintendent role. Dr Marshall has been called to the First church at New Pirutis wick and may receive that charge if not moved in the New Brunswick district.
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New York
Luthe
Luther B. Wilson
New Brunswick
J. B. Haines
Ocean Grove
John, Hanley
Vineland
James Wilan Marshall
Millville
Hamester
Marshall
New Pirutiswick
A A Roberts Resigns as La Grande Receiver
Washington reports that A A Roberts, receiver of the La Grande land office, has resigned voluntarily. Representative Ellis forwarded the resignation to Secretary Pallinger and it was accepted immediately. The three month probe found the books in poor condition but found no wrongdoing by Roberts, though his administration was lax. A successor is expected after Congress convenes.
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Washington
Ellis
Pallinger
A. A. Roberts
la Grande Land Office
Roberts
Congress
Bloomfield Orchestra Plays Grand Tonight Program
The Bloomfield orchestra will perform at the Grand tonight featuring Concert Waltz Sunset Roses Descriptive March New York to Coney Tale German Medley Pretzel Pete Waissette Fairy Kisses Military March Steltonian. The program blends light classics with whimsical pieces, showcasing a varied lineup to entertain the audience.
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Bloomfield Orchestra
New York
Pretzel
Pete Waissette
Military Marth
Steltonian
Destiny Talk Sparks Hopeful Future Plan
A Chicago News excerpt recalls a girl asking what she will do when grown. The reply suggests marrying a “silly man” is what most women do, reflecting on gender expectations and social norms of the era.
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Chicago News
Pendleton Locals List Wide-Rauge Visitors and Travel
Athena residents Joe N. Scott and Pr. J. R Sponsgle visit Pendleton for business. Echo, Lewiston, and Portland figures drop in for brief calls as locals tour county seats, attend church events, or plan trips. Notables include Col J H Raley on legal matters in Portland and Dr T M Henderson returning home from Pendleton after a delayed train arrival.
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Joe N. Scott
Athena
B. Stoffle
Echo
Antone Nolte
Pasco
Col
J. H. Raley
Portland
Nate Raines
West Pendleton
L. M. Bishop
Lewiston
Pendleton
H. Walker
Amelia Dean
Weston
C. Cage
Lewis Spears Paper Company
Hr. M. Saling
Umatilla County
Forest Grove
T M. Henderson
la Grande Observer
Ordell Royce
Caldwell
Idaho
W. H. Keene
Rh. H. Davis
Lostine
Ore
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Eleanor Vincent
Pendleton Probers Float for Rose Show
Will Moore of the Commercial association convened a meeting at the Commercial club rooms tonight to discuss Pendleton hosting a rose show. G B Thomas from the Portland Rose Show arrived to urge Pendleton to provide a float for the event.
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G. RB. Thomas
Notables Appear In Police Court Again
Jas Rattigan and John Cordele appeared before Judge Fitz Gerald this morning to answer drunkenness charges. Rattigan admitted receiving a gallon of whiskey from Walla Walla and attempting to conceal it.
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Jas, Rattigan
John Cordele
Fitz Gerald
Rattigan
Walla Walla
Fragmentary note of Wal l a Walla jag carried home
A partial newspaper fragment notes Cordele left Wal l a Walla with a jag and returned last evening accompanied by the jag, though full context is missing and details are unclear.
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Cordele
Walla Walla
Opened Siletz lands to entry next month in Oregon
The Portland land office announced two and a half townships of the Siletz reservation would open for application and entry in mid-April. Listings include sections 9 20 31 22 23 24 25 26 27 36 township 6 south range 1 west beginning April 20, with a second date April 22 for south half township 6. March 23 opens township 7 south range 1 west. Valuable timber lands and prior squatters noted. bona fide settlers get 90 days to file before full entry rights.
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Dreaser
W. Bibeo
Portland Land Office
Portland Daily Journal
Siletz
Township 6 South
Township 7 South
Impany
General Land Office
Near Beer Ban Passes In Crook County
The Prineville Review reports Crook County’s city council passed an ordinance banning near beer sales within city limits after a tense debate. The measure deems near beer sales a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of 10 to 20 dollars or 5 to 20 days in jail.
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Prineville Review
Wait at Wrong Church Wedding Causes Confusion
In New Brunswick 200 guests gathered at Sacred Heart church for the wedding of Miss Clara Connolly and James Meagher. They waited in vain as the ceremony occurred at St. Peters church on Somerset street a mile away with fewer than 10 attendees, officiated by Monsignor John A. O Grady, and the couple departed for their honeymoon.
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New Brunswick
Sacred Heart Church
Clara Connolly
James Meagher
Old St. Peters Church
Somerset Street
John A. O'Grady
Spineless edible cactus showcased at Alaskan Exposition
Specimens from Luther Bur bank's vegetable creations will be displayed at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exhibition in Seattle this summer. Among them the spineless edible cactus is highlighted for its use in reclaiming vast southern deserts.
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Luther Burbank
Seattle
New York Hibernians Plan Magnified St Patrick Day Parade
New York Hibernians vow to outdo prior celebrations for St Patrick Day March 17. A General meeting elected three trustees and county officers conferred on plans. Over 1,600 candidates will receive four degrees Sunday night to be ready for the parade with 600 battalions and bands leading each. Carriages limited to officials Mayor McClellan and Archbishop Farley excepted, with other minor changes made by the arrangement committee.
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New York
New York Hibernians
Order of Hibernians
Lne
McClellan
Archbishop Farley
Suit of Clothes Free Shooting Score Contest
A $25 suit of clothes from Bond Bros will be awarded to the maker of the best shooting score between March 1 and March 14 at Stevens & Smith shooting gallery, 709 North Main Street, recently purchased by R M Stark. The second highest score wins 10 percent of the pipe shooting receipts.
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Bond Bros
Stevens & Smith
North Main Street
R. M. Stark
Idaho Legislator Henry H. Bangs Visits Pendleton on Way Home
Henry H. Bangs a Idaho legislator who just closed his session traveled through Pendleton yesterday en route to Moscow where he resides representing Latah County He stayed with Mr and Mrs Clarence Penland during his visit in the city.
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Sadie Ford
Pilot Rock
Roy Penland
Helix
Elmer Gilliam
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
J. P. McManus
Pilot Rock Record
Echo
Frank W. Shields
Milton Cannery Company
Meacham Country
Wallowa County
Joseph
D. Gregoire
City Recorder
Adama
Toppenish
Wash
I Nherests
Umatilla County
Henry H. Bangs
Idaho
Pendleton
Moscow
Latah County
Clarence Penland
City
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