Indian ponies for California attract Santa Barbara buyer
A. Duncan of Santa Barbara aims to buy a carload of Umatilla Indian ponies for fashionable California cities. Pony prices rise from $25 to $250 with training as single drivers, while local ranches breed spotted ponies crossing mares with Shetlands to meet demand. The pony and cart trend is replacing bicycles and autos among the wealthy.
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A. Duncan
Santa Barbara
Cal
Umatilla
Berkeley
California
Duncan
Early action beats chronic pain in cold starts
The passage urges immediate care at the first sign of a cold start to prevent deeper issues. Delaying treatment can prolong suffering, with each hour lost potentially adding days to recovery. Take prompt steps to address symptoms now.
M E Reception Program for New Members
The M E church hosts an annual reception for new members on Thursday evening March 19 in the main auditorium starting promptly at 7 o'clock. The program features an opening anthem by the choir and performances by Thornton etringed orchestra Pendleton high school glee club and Epworth League choir among others. Over 200 new members have joined since the start of the year with refreshments and social time to follow.
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M. E. Church
Ashford
Thornton
R. Schuman
Jerome
Misses Parks
Mr. Hayes
Pendleton High School Glee Club
Epworth League
Mizpah
Adam Geibel
Little Sunbeams
Mre
Landers
Gray
Ladies Aid Society
Mrs Brownell Taken To Bowman Hotel For Improvement
Removed from St Anthony's hospital to the Bowman hotel today greatly improved. Mrs. D. C. Brownell of Umatilla expects to return home in a few days after several days in hospital.
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D. C. Brownell
Umatilla
St. Anthony's Hospital
Bowman Hotel
Kyle Divorce Suit Filed by Marie Kyle Against Joseph Kyle
Marie Kyle sues for divorce from Joseph Kyle alleging cruelty and inhuman treatment. Complaint filed today by Carter and Smythe.
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Marie Kyle
Joseph Kyle
Carter & Smythe
Abb Ogg Pleads Not Guilty to Sunday Liquor Charge
Abb Ogg pleaded not guilty in circuit court yesterday to a charge of selling liquor on Sunday. The case is set for trial at the April jury session.
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Oge
Abb Ogg
Eight-Pound Son Born This Morning in City West End
An eight-pound son was born this morning March 17 to Mr and Mrs Frank Grigg at their home in the west end of the city.
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Frank Grigg
Weet
McCourt Confirmed as U S District Attorney for Oregon
A Washington dispatch says the Senate Judiciary Committee reported favorably on John McCourt of Pendleton for U S district attorney for Oregon with no opposition expected. The Oregon delegation is unanimous in support and formal Senate action was anticipated the next day.
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Judiciary
Senate
Pendleton
Washington, D. C
Senate Judiciary Committee
John McCourt
United States
Oregon
McCourt
John Peebler Runs for County Recorder Nomination
John Peebler son of pioneer George D. Peebler enters the race as a Democratic candidate for county recorder. Petitions are circulating. Two Republicans, Fred W. Hendley and Charles Macomber, are also in the field.
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John Peebler
George D. Peebler
Peebler
Fred W. Hendley
Charles Macomber
Boston Visitors Explore Northwest Farmland Sizes
Mr and Mrs T A Emerson of Boston Massachusetts travel through the Northwest praising the vast farms they see. They note it seems extraordinary to farm 1000 to 3500 acres and run 2000 to 10000 sheep when their Massachusetts experience includes 26 to 100 head. They depart this noon for Portland.
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T. A. Emerson
Boston
Mass
Northwest
Massachusetts
Portland
Athena Race for Justice of the Peace Nomination
Lester O Harra of Athena seeks the Democratic nomination for justice of the peace in the precinct. He filed his announcement with the county clerk yesterday and would face B B Richards in the race if nominated.
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Athena
Lester O'Harra
Justice of the Peace
B. B. Richards
High School Lewis and Clark Trail Attracts City Fair
A Friday event recreates the Lewis and Clark trail with high school students staging a street fair inside the assembly hall. Attractions include Streets of Cairo Baby incubator Dutch Village and Educated Mule with reputable managers and guards to prevent fraud while charging small admission.
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Cairo
Guild’s Lake
Crow
Cress Sturgis
Jack Vincent
Harold Warner
Lester Means
Hawley Bean
Glenn Storie
Eunice Vogel
Haze Rader
KatsenJammer Turner
L Extravaganga Troupe
Gertrude Jordin
Orville Reeves
Messrs. Gibson and
Despain
Scandinavian Club Dance Announces Final Winter Event
The Scandinavian club plans its last dance of the season on Wednesday March 18 at Bugle hall. Turkey lunch will be served to members and their friends.
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Bugle Hall
Turkey
You cant always judge a mans worth by the size of his pay envelope
A concise editorial remark from IChicago News notes that monetary compensation does not fully reflect a person’s value or contributions, urging readers to consider character, impact, and integrity beyond salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ichicago News
Bar Association to Hold Memorial Services for Judge Halley
Pendleton Bar Association will hold a memorial service on April 13 for the late Judge T. G. Halley with speakers Judge Lowell and Charles H. Carter. Committees were named for condolences and funeral attendance, and lodge members of the Knights of Pythias and Elks mourn his death. Portland lodge members will attend the funeral if possible.
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Judge Lowell
Charles H. Carter
Pendleton Bar Association
T. G. Halley
Bar Association
Court House
Lowell
Mr. Carter
Messrs
Carter
Halley
Portland
R. J. Slater
C. H. Carter
H. J. Bean
Messrs. Carter
Lowell and
Smythe
Judge Halley
Knights of Pythias
The
Elks
Charles J. Ferguson
M. §. Kern
Knights
Hailey
Damon Lodge
K. of P
Japan Suffers Hard Times Amid Panicky Finance
Tokyo reports a deepening financial mood with cautious merchants and hoarding financiers. Osaka and Kobe note small bank and business failures, while overall conditions in Japan remain bleak with no near improvement anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Tokyo
Osaka
Kobe
Emma Goldman Arrested at Chicago Speech
Emma Goldman attempted to address a crowd at Working Men's Hall in Chicago when 26 police and officers stormed the venue and halted the meeting. The hall held over 200 attendees described as Reds as the police moved in around 10 o clock.
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Chicago
Mar
Emma Goldman
Workingmen's Hall
Emma
Powder mill explosion in Coalmount kills three
An explosion at a Coalmount powder mill on March 17 killed three people, left two fatally injured and 20 seriously hurt. The blast happened in the mixing room and the man believed to be responsible was among the casualties.
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Coalmount
Ind
Guerant Seeks Justice of the Peace Candidacy in Holdman
W Guerant of Holdman is in the city today after filing petitions to run for justice of the peace in Holdman precinct. The move signals an electoral bid and local political activity.
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Guerant
Justice of Peace
W. Guerant
Holdman
Justice of the Peace
Birmingham Sets New Speed Record for Class Boats
The cruiser Birmingham achieved a new speed record for her class by reaching 26.3 knots. To accomplish this, her screws were driven at 200 revolutions per minute.
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Birmingham
The Toymaker to Be Presented by San Francisco Opera
Tomorrow The Toymaker a dainty comic opera centers on Johannes Guggenheimer of Nurenberg, a doll maker, and his daughter Elsa who must imitate an automaton to wed her love. The San Francisco Opera company, 40 actors, arrives from Walla Walla to perform at Oregon with lavish scenery and effects.
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Johannes Guggenheimer
Nurenberg
Elsa
San Francisco Opera Company
Walla Walla
The
Oregon
Bell arrives for Tutulla chapel in new tower placement
A 1000 pound bell for the Tutulla Indian chapel arrived from Chicago and is being installed amid a new tower and other improvements. Rev J M Cornelison and Metannie of the Tutulla church visited the city last evening with supplies and fixtures for the installation, the project costing about 250 dollars.
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Chicago
J. M. Cornelison
Metannie
Tutullla Church
Allie Knight and friends stranded after train failure
Returned by auto from Hermiston yesterday afternoon Allie Knight Fred Lampkin Roy Alexander and Roy Ritner went down for a Sunday view but train service break left them unable to return they phoned for an auto to bring them back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto
Allie Knight
Fred Lampkin
Roy Alexander
Roy Ritner
Hermiston
Inquiring Ohio man looks to Oregon land prices
A Cadiz Ohio rural route resident writes East Oregonian asking about land costs and chances for a man with limited means in Oregon. He plans a spring trip to the Northwest and regards Oregon as the best option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
East Oregonian
G. Ballard
Cadiz
Ohio
Northwest
Mie Schillag's Bost Promises Refund Policy
A grocer advertises a policy promising to refund customers if they are not satisfied, noting that Mie Schillag's Bost offers money back and covering both price and effort. The text emphasizes minimal cost and broad value.
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Schillag
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M. E
Kyle
Pendleton Creamery Co
Ite
United States Depository
Recorder
MLL
Hadley
Inmtioana
L. Adler Bros. & Co’s
Rochester
L. Adler Bros. & Go
Max Baer
Frank B
B. Clopton & CO
E. Court
St., Pendleton, Ore
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. S. Byers
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