Local Classifieds Highlight Pendleton Supplies and Jobs
Local notices include ads for Lane & Con wallpaper paints and Royal Bakery bread, Pendleton Cash Market fish, and various job and sale listings. Coal by Dutch Henry, cattle and poultry for sale, rent offers, and a 230 acre wheat ranch near Pendleton priced at $3000. Also notices for sewing by day, housekeeping help, and a half dozen barred Rock hens for sale.
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Dutch Henry
Royal Bakery
United Orchestra
Lane & Con
Home Bakery
Hermiston
National Cash Register
Sharon & Edldings
Pendleton
Farmers Meet Co
Conrad Plateasder
Court Street
Penland Brea
Piame
Kimda
Crab Creek Lumber Co
Asia Street
Wm. Gadwa
Orpheum
Inquire Royal Bakery
Perkins Ave
Easter sale and local classifieds items in Freewater Oregon
A scattered classified list includes a bellboy job offer at Hotel Pendleton with J C Snyder contact, a housekeeper and cook on a ranch with P W Beamer address in Freewater Oregon, a bungalow near the river with old furniture for sale by Charles J Ferguson, and a church Easter sale on April 1 in the creamery building near the post office. The ad also notes lard specials at Central Meat Market with pricing.
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P. W. Beamer
F. W. Dpd
Freewater
Oregon
Dungalow
Alexo Furniture
Charles J. Ferguson
Ladies of the Christian Church
Knights Meeting and Lost Warehouse Receipts
Knights notice of Damon Lodge No 4 regular session this evening with full attendance urged. Four Farmers Mutual Warehouse receipts numbers 334 240 242 347 issued to J F Rees lost in transit between Helix Oregon and Walla Walla Washington since March 5. If found mail to Box 66 Helix Oregon for reward.
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Damon Lodge No
D. B. Waffle
C. Fn
W. Fletcher
Farmers' Mutual Warehouse Company
J. F. Rees
Helix
Ore
Walla Walla
Wash
Oregon
Pendleton Orpheum Two Feature Shows Timed Program
At the Pendleton picture show the Orpheum presents a 200 foot feature from 9000 feet of negative plus two Buffalo Jones reels titled Lassoing Wild Animals In Africa. It shows lions giraffes rhinos cheetahs zebras captured with only a lasso. Also showing Two Valentines a bashful romance in a boarding house and Crazy Apples a Vitagraph comedy about a lover hiding in a pig pen and mistaken sanity due to apples.
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Orpheum
Pendleton
Buffalo Jones Pictures
Africa
Edison
Vitagraph
Added Attraction at the Pastime Theatre
Beginning today The Wright Company presents a high class entertainment with a Biograph program. Tuesday’s change features Heart Beats of Long Ago and Carmenita the Faithful. Also Max Has the Boxing Fever An Imitator of Blondin and The Romance of a Necklace each offered as dramatic or comic pieces.
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Wright Company
Carmenita
Essanay
Max
Pathe
Blondin
Diagara Falls
Gaumont
Agricultural Club Bi weekly meeting at high school
The high school agricultural club hosts its regular bi weekly meeting Thursday evening with a program including a talk by R W Allen Hermiston experiment station superintendent a paper on Wheat Smut by Chester Gordon a recitation by James Hartwell and four round table discussions on plant disease
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Agricultural Club of
R. W. Allen
Hermiston Experiment Station
Chester Gordon
James Hartwell
Washington bruising assault over mistaken identity
New York on March 20 Booker T. Washington educator and Tuskegee Institute president was beaten after German carpenter Albert Ulrich mistook him for a peeping Tom. Ulrich denied insult to Mrs Ulrich and said Washington loitered near his building. Washington required hospital care for scalp wounds. Ulrich held on $500 bail while Washington remains in bed per physician’s certificate.
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New York
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Albert Ulrich
Washington
Ulrich
Central Park
Mra
Pendleton Social Roundup of Town Visitors
A crowded list of residents and visitors fills Pendleton scenes with names from Hermiston Echo and Vale. Frank Beal arrives from Free Water, J. H. Reid and H. G. Hurlburt visit from Hermiston, Mrs. Frank Myers comes via Northern Pacific, and many others from Echo, Walla Walla, Baker, La Grande, and Vale are noted as in town or visiting yesterday or today. Sheriff Taylor returns from Salem with prisoners. Judge Hartman arrives from Portland for a stay in the city.
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Frank Beal
Freewater
Co. M. Jensen
Walla Walla
Pendleton
John Durham
Echo Hotel
J. H. Reid
Hermiston
H. G. Hurlburt
W. A. Wade
Frank Myers
Helix
R. M. Humphrey
Vale
William A. White
Baker
Co. E. Cummings
la Grande
Hugh D. Smith
Echo
Glen Douglas
W. Ss. Badley
American Navnal Bank
T. D. Taylor
Salem
J. W. Stockton
Northern Pacific
Commercial Club Names Committees and Chairmen
President Dan P Smythe announces the Commercial Club committees for the year. The twelve departments include Advertising and Publicity chaired by E B Aldrich, Railroads and Transportation chaired by G M Rice, Finance chaired by J P Winter, Promotion and Trade Extension chaired by Dr C J Smith, Entertaiment chaired by Royal Sawtelle, House chaired by A J McAllister, Public Policy chaired by W L Thompson, Roads and Streets chaired by W E Brock, City Affairs chaired by T G Montgomery, County Affairs chaired by T C Taylor, Membership chaired by G J LaDow, and Auditing chaired by H D Gray. The list names several members per committee.
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Dan P. Smythe
Commercial Club
Smythe
B. Aldrich
Chas, Bond
G. A. Robbins
G. M. Rice
Leon Cohen
Will Moore
W. A. Brown
Dr. I, VU. Temple
J. P. Winter
R H Wilcox
E A. Mann
C. W. Marsh
W. Cc. E. Pruitt
Co. J. Smith
Walter Adame
James Johns
J. F. Robinson
T. Cc. O'Brien
Entertainmet
Royal Sawtelle
Lee Teutsch
A. C. Hampton
Frank O'Gara
W. A. Snedeker
A. J. McAllister
L. G. Frazier
Douglas Leffingwell A
L. Schaefer
Chas. Bonney
W. L. Thompson
R. Alexander
A. Lowell
J. R. Dickson
C. E. Roosevelt
W. E. Brock
Fred Walters
J. Greulich
L. L. Mann
V. Stroble
T. G. Montgomery
E. J. Murphy
J. V. Tallman
W. J. Clarke
T. C. Taylor
G. W. Phelps
F. W. Vincent
Will Peterson
Geo, Hartman
Mark Moorhouse
Roy Raley
G. J. LaDow
Dean Tatum
Lee Drake
Ralph Folsom
J. L. Vaughan
H. D. Gray
J. B. Montgonmery
Roy Ritner
East Oregonian Serves as Eastern Oregon's Local Paper
The East Oregonian stands as the eastern region's representative newspaper and advertising medium. Community readers value its reporting and support it through liberal patronage as a key local information source.
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The
East Oregonian
Oregon
Annual Statement Synopsis for Commonwealth Insurance Co of New York
The 1910 statement filed with Oregon Insurance Commissioner reports capital paid up and detailed financials: premiums cash received 1,775,050.00. interest and rents 337,500.00. other income 25,778.95. losses paid 98,856.24. dividends on stock 10,968.54. salaries and commissions 47,376.19. taxes 601,869.88. total expenditures 01 600,000.00. It lists real estate value, stocks and bonds, mortgages, cash in banks, and gross claims unpaid with unearned premiums noted.
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Oregon
EB. G. Richards
Lee Moorhouse
Pendleton
Ore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oxfords
Livengood @ Co
Women’s and Children’s Store
Ladies Home Journal
Lane & Son
Sigma
Wade
Aura Street
Les Teutsoh
Sanitary
W. Court Street
Roe Campbell
Rock Springs
Haviland
China
Koeppen’s
W. B
J. C. Snyder
Central Meat Market
Bally East
C. J. Campbell
Frank Bentley
O. Parker
Fosell
R. T. Parkey
Sheldon Taylor
Mutt Musgrove
Milton
Court House
A. Buckley
O.W. Company
G. A. Hartman
Portland
McCall Patterns
McCall
McCall’s
Wohlenberg Dep't. Store
the Commonwealth Insurance Co. of
Insurance
Evans’ Cigar Store
Auto For
Jos
N.bohl Pendleton, Ore
State Big. Cor. Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
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