Demonstration train to Baker City attracts wide interest
A $10,000 Oregon Electric demonstration train passed through Pendleton last night en route to Baker City. It stopped at Heppner and Ione, drawing farmers and business leaders to view dry farming irrigation and livestock exhibits. Lectures by Oregon State University and Portland stockyard officials highlighted practical methods, with stops planned for Baker Haines and North Powder before Pilot Rock.
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Pen@eton
Baker City
Heppner
Ione
Baker Haines
North Powder
Pendleton
Furthen West Point
Pilot Rock
Aline
Morrow County
A. A. Moras
James Withycombe
Oregon Experiment Station
Corvallis
Paratus
Stomach Cure Backed By Local Landlord Hoffmans Testimony
Max M. Hoffman of Webster New York claims Mi-o-na stomach tablets cured six years of stomach pain. He says within days the remedy relieved distress, restored weight and health, and he endorses the product as a magic relief sold by Tallman Co for 60 cents. Also promotes Booths Pills for constipation at 26 cents.
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Hoffman
Webster Hotel
Max M. Hoffman
Webster
N. Y
Tallman & Co
Booth
Knight retires from The Peoples Warehouse store
A. L. Knight disposed of his interest in The Peoples Warehouse to Leon Cohen, president and manager of the mercantile establishment. Knight retires from the company, plans to explore other business ventures, and may return to mercantile work. He has served in management for three years and is active in city council and the Commercial association.
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A. L. Knight
Leon Cohen
Knight
Peoples Warehouse
The
Commercial Association
J. C. Brownel
Umatilla
Pendleton
E. H Brown
Stanfield Standard
James Cooper
F. R. Reeves
Hermiston Herald
Reeves
Evangelistic Meetings Draw Pendleton Crowds
The new Christian church hosts evangelistic meetings with large attendance despite Mondays being slow. A girl was baptized and eight to ten others came forward after the sermon "Follow me and I will make you fishers of men." Dr Scoville leads with fervent, convincing preaching, drawing people from Pendleton and nearby towns. Services run 7:30 pm, doors open 7:00 pm, for three or four more nights.
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New Christian Church
Christ
Pendleton
Dr. Scoville
It Doesn’t Take Much Cham Pione to Make Man Think He Is
Fragmentary line suggests commentary on a person named Cham Pione and the vanity of feeling like the sole star on a flag. No clear event, date, or organization readable.
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Champione
Alladin
Mars
Vulcan
Nature
Herbert Kauffman
Pendleton Echoes Feature Wide-Range Local News
A flood of terse Pendleton notes lists residents and visitors from Echo, Pilot Rock, Freewater, Walla Walla, and Hermiston. Local business, hotel, and school figures move through town as officials, clergy, and families attend events and conduct transactions. The column also notes surgeon J. Cooper’s Walla Walla operation, teachers’ convention in Elgin, and Rev. H S Shangle’s district travels. A second piece, KEEPING STEP, reflects on modern pace, innovation, and the need to adapt to rapid change and new technologies.
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C. M. Borland
Echo
Pendleton
R. M. Cooper
Pilot Rock
A. C Magee
Freewater
BE. M. Greene
Elgin
Thomas FitzGerald
Bessie Thomson
John Macbeth
Woodmen of the World
M. J. Buckley
James Cooper
Bowman
Walla Walla
J. W. Sturdivant
Ukiah
Court House
When a youth sowing wild oats, father starts threshing
A terse adage warns that early mischief in youth prompts stern parental discipline. The saying reflects old moral views on restraint and responsibility within family guidance.
Ambiguous Confessions and Fireside Remarks
A fragmented reflection ponders what embarrasses a man most among blurred loves and heated exchanges. The speaker comments on temper, desire, and a playful jab at Angeline in a Shiker settlement, noting social misperceptions and fatherly cussing as notable traits.
Watches and Jewelry Repairing Service Ad
The advertisement promotes a complete line of watches at all prices and styles with a guarantee on repair work. It stresses time as a key factor and offers dependable watches and jewelry repairs under all conditions.
The Lion and the Mouse at Oregon Theater
Pendleton audiences last night witnessed The Lion and the Mouse as the season’s best American drama. Water Edwards carried the lead as John Burkett Ryder, while Charles D. Pitt underwhelmed as Jefferson Ryder. Charlies H. Brunbridge as Senator Roberts impressed as the archetypal regular politician. other roles were well performed, producing a lively, unified production praised for its stagecraft and pacing.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Water Edwards
John Burkett Ryder
Charles D. Pitt
Jefferson Ryder
Charlies H. Brunbridge
Senator Roberts
Acton
Ladies Boles sewed by new machine ad offering repairs
A. EKLUND advertises a sewing service offering to sew soles on footwear for 66 cents per pair using a new sewing machine. The note promises improved appearance and longer lasting soles.
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A. Eklund
Mother Gray's Australian Leaf Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a cure for backache kidney hindrance and urinary troubles. It promotes a blend of herbs and roots claimed to restore energy and health with mail order availability and a free offer.
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Standard Grocery Co
East Court St
AL. Knight
Evelyn Skinner
J. O. Kincaid
Tone
L. W. Furnas
Hermiston
Jack Keefe
Weston
Dale Preston
R. E. Smith
Frank Scranton
Stanfield
Portland-Pendleton
J. ®. Dickson
Sam. Jenkins
Frank Saling
Schuyleman
Portland
Joseph Ashworth
Nolin
William Silusher
James McGovern
Fred Raymond
Cove
G. P. Higginbotham
FL Steel
R. Tucker
Sarah E. Noa
H. S. Shangle
M. E. Church
South
Boise
Tahoe
Shroeder
W. O. Hayes
Hayes
Klickitat County
J. & Preston
O. F. Steel
Mr. Steel
Stage Gulch
Mise
Northern Pacific
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Fred Lockley
Pacific Monthly
St. Louis
B. F. Harper
Presbyterian
A. J. Sturtevant
Mye
Nye
Wm. E. Hanscom
Boston
Theater
Nelson
Main
Main Street
Pendleton Dye Works
E. Alte St
Henry Kopittke
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