Pastime Pictures Please All at the Pastime Drywood
Local ads reveal Pendleton area offerings from the Pastime theater boasting new lively pictures and weekly prizes, with additional notices for fresh fish at Pendleton Market, a moving picture machine for sale, and real estate and farm listings across Oregon. Expanded items include local services, livestock for sale, and art lectures at the Presbyterian church.
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Pendleton
Malin
Loto
Tallman's Corner
Black
J. RB
Halley
Express
Welch
Inquire
Garden St
Pandiston
Ore
Alberta
H. Sellers
B. C
City
Power
New Bern
Pine Street
Hawks
Pendleton Cash Market
George W. Webster
the Presbyterian Church
New Millinery Display Opens Next Door to Friend Pros
Mrs C F Chatten of Portland opens a new millinery store next door to Friend Pros. She features a spring trimming line with unusually late select styles. The display highlights the latest in hats and headwear, inviting shoppers to view the fresh array.
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Mis C.F. Chatten
Portland
Fiend Pros
Ofimmed
Epring
Latest Home Furnishings Show Brightens Market
Selections are well worth an inspection as the latest modes are shown in endless profusion with hints to suit all tastes for home decor and furnishings.
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Hisborg
High School Band to Play Concerts on County Reserve
On Friday evening the high school band led by Frank Carruth will give a concert at the government Indian agency on the reservation. Teachers and other government staff will cooperate. The band plans several concerts across the county, with Holdman and possibly other towns on the schedule.
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Frank Carruth
Holdman
Five Dollar Shoes Award For March Shooting Scores
Bond Bros offers a five dollar shoe prize to the best shooting score from March 15 to 21 at Stevens and Smith shooting gallery 708 North Main Pendleton. Scores shoot Sunday evening at 4 pm. Also notice that building alterations in the Fire Limit require a permit per ordinance 405. Blanks from City Recorder J P Vaughn Fire Chief.
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Bond Bros. Clothing Store
Stevens & Smith Shooting Gallery
North Main Street
R. M. Stark
Fire Committee
City of
Pendleton
City Recorder
J. P. Vaughn
Grand Theater to stage extraordinary vaudeville act
The Grand theater announces an extraordinary engagement this week. Orton and Leota are expected to be among the most popular teams ever presented in Pendleton, with acts refined and extremely humorous.
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Grand Theater
Orton
Leota
Pendleton
Public notice of property theft and name publication
Two months ago a burglary occurred at a residence with items stolen. If the missing belongings are not returned, the individuals named previously will have their names published as they are reportedly well known, including MR. BANKS.
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MR. Banks
U S government lays 1651 cables across vast network
The United States government lays 1651 cables totaling 16000 miles in a sweeping communications project. Government officials announce the vast maritime and land connections, describing the effort as a milestone for national connectivity and telegraph accuracy.
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United States
Lady Boosters in Eugene Raise Funds for Electric Fountain
Northwest notes report the Eugene Ladies Auxiliary of the Commercial Club agreeing to raise $1000 to fund an electric fountain for the Southern Pacific depot grounds. The design will be selected by the club's executive committee as part of local civic efforts.
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Eugene
Ugene
Ore
Eugene Commercial Club
Hartog
Southern Pacific
Water Plant Pays Dividends In Eugene Oregon
Eugene water department finances show a large positive balance after city transfer, despite high Willamette Valley power charges. A municipal light and power plant is urged as a superior taxpayer investment for Eugene. Also, North Yakima irrigation uses an eight inch turbine pump and 40 hp engine to irrigate 300 acres with river water and pumped well sources.
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Eugene
Water Department
Dorris
Willamette Valley Company
Eugene Guard
North Yakima
Valley Hard- Wire Company
Columbia River
White Bluffs
Columbia
Colonists to Oregon in first week of colonist excursions
The passenger department reports 1545 new settlers to Oregon in the first week of special colonist trips carried by Harriman lines. This is 301 more than the first week of 1908, when 1244 were carried. Portland alone sent 276 new arrivals, with Willamette valley towns 272 and other centers statewide contributing smaller numbers. The settlers are described as a desirable American middle western class.
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Oregon
Harriman Nnes
Portland
Willamette Valley
Hood River
Dalles
Pendleton
la Grande
Baker City
Lewiston
Idaho
Condon
Echo
Middle Western States
Idaho Reclamation Proposal For 8000 Acres At King Hill
Promoter C H Hammett returns from Glens Ferry after meeting Commercial Club delegates about supplying water to 8000 acres including Medberry flint lands. Building would need 0 miles of ditch and a Snake River bridge at Chenna Ferry, totaling about 500000 dollars. Citizens offer right of way and minor requests. work could start immediately if accepted.
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Idaho
Glenns Ferry
C. HH. Hammett
King Hill
Glens Ferry
Commercial Club
Eite
Medberry Flint
Snake River
Chenn
Test Snake River Cement Laboratory In Lewiston Idaho
West Coast Portland Cement expands at Lewiston to set up a test laboratory for Snake River cement deposits. Equipment is moved to the site for rapid testing to select machinery for a future large plant. If plans proceed, construction of the plant could begin before summer’s end.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Portland Cement Company
Snake River
Roosevelt Takes East Africa Hunt Outfit To Foldable Ease
The London Daily Mail reports President Roosevelt’s East Africa big game expedition will feature an extraordinary folding wardrobe and gear. A portable veranda, collapsible bathroom and folding bath, chairs, tables, and even a folding reading lamp will be carried by a native bearer. All items pack into compact parcels for easy transport and use.
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Roosevelt
Higmurora
London Daily Mail
Chloroform Advocated for Executions by General Evans
Atlanta. General Clement A. Evans, commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans and Georgia prison commission chair, urged chloroforming condemned criminals. He said the law should end life without witnesses and that death by airtight chamber is the only humane method, though he opposed capital punishment except for assaults on women.
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Atlanta
Clement A. Evans
The
United Confederate Veterans
Prison Commission of Georgia
General Evans
Evans
Iron producers in East cut wages by ten percent
New York report says members of the Eastern Pig Iron Association posted notices that workers' wages have been reduced ten percent. The blast furnaces in the east anticipate similar action nationwide, affecting about 75,000 men.
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New York
Eastern Pig Iron Association
East
Marriage License Granted to Graham and Power Couple
A marriage license was granted Saturday afternoon to John R. Graham and Alma A. Power. The license approval records reflect the union of the named individuals. The ceremony and date details were not provided in the readable text. The filing occurred in the local records.
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John R. Graham
Alma A. Power
Knights lodge to work second rank tonight at event
Damon Lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias announces second rank work this evening with officers A B Lambert C C W Fletcher K of R and others, as reported in the East Oregonian with full local coverage.
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Damon Lodge
A. BE. Lambert
R, W. Fletcher
Ivory Soap Keeps Hands Unchapped in Cold Air
A short breeze filled column extols Ivory Soap as the cure for chapped hands and face in snowy sunshine. It recommends washing with pure soap, rinsing in cold water, and drying thoroughly to prevent cold or wind irritation, claiming 99 4440 percent purity.
Walk Across Continent Begins From Portland
Pedestrian Edward Payson Weston starts his 4000 mile grand walk from Portland Maine on his seventieth birthday march itinerary includes Boston Albany Utica Syracuse Buffalo Pittsburgh Chicago St Paul Yellowstone Park Portland Ore and then San Francisco. He previously crossed from Portland to Chicago in 24 days 19 hours in 1907. He aims to exceed all prior records and fulfill a vow made years ago after winning the Astley belt.
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Portland
Edward Payson Weston
Weston
Boston
Albany
Utica
Syracuse
Buffalo
Pitsburg
Chicago
St. Paul
Yellowstone Park
Ore
San Francisco
Astley
John Astley
President Wilson to Speak at Harvard Phi Beta Kappa
Woodrow Wilson of Princeton will deliver the oration at Harvard on July 1 during the Phi Beta Kappa exercises. The program includes an outdoor life lecture and demonstrations of walking in large halls.
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Woodrow Wilson
Princton
Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard
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Pendleton Dicg Company
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