Local ads mix in Pastime pictures and Pendleton notices
A collage of local business blurbs lists Pastime theater ad copy for dry wood, live pictures, and grand displays by Penland Bros. Also promotions for Pendleton Cash Market, Nissen Implement Company, Welch’s cigar store, and J. B. Halley express. Classifieds include rental, sale, and job notices, plus a Dime silverware promotion.
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Nissen Implement Company
Pendleton Cash Market
Willow St
Penland Bros
Tallman’s Corner
J. B. Halley
Express
Welch's
Wanted Hens For Sale By G A Robbins
G A Robbins advertises for 1909 Leghorn hens available. The notice lists St Nicholas hotel Athena March 29 Weston hotel March 20 and Freewater hotel March 21 as meeting points. The terse ad seeks buyers and birds with preferred breed noted.
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St. Nicholas Hotel
Athena
Weston Hotel
Freewater Hotel
G. A. Robbins
Wanted 1250 hens and team with wagon or harness
G A Robbins of City seeks 1250 Leghorn hens and a light wagon or unhitched team with double harness suitable for hauling. Hot demand for sturdy birds and transport, respond to G A Robbins, City.
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Murr Johnson
Hazel Street
G. A. Robbins
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Coughs Quickly
Foley's Honey and Tar promises quick cough relief and lung strengthening. The advertisement touts the genuine product in a yellow package from Koeppen and Bros.
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Foley
Koeppen & Bros
How Prize Fights Pay in New York March 22
Hugh McIntosh arrives from Australia and discusses prize fighting earnings in the Burns Johnson fight. Burns earned 40000, Johnson 25000, McIntosh's share of 182500 includes 16000 from moving pictures overseas. He watches Jim Jeffries, unsure if the ex-champion can regain condition.
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New York
Hugh McIntosh
Jack Johnson
England
Jeffries
FAMILY REUNITED CONTINUED KIDNAPPING PLOT IN CLEVELAND
A Cleveland father Whitla, in pursuit of his kidnapped son, travels from Sharon to Cleveland with $10,000. He meets a woman at a candy storefront who outlines ransom terms and agrees to them. Detectives say the money was paid, as Whitla awaits further developments at the Hollenden hotel.
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Sharon
Cleveland
Whitla
Ashtabula
Hin
East End
Hollenden Hotel
Reward Offered for Kidnapers by Scripps McRae League
The Scripps McRae league of newspapers announced a reward of 2500 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the kidnapers. In Sharon, Willie Whitela and his father arrived at noon to a cheering crowd as they were driven home in a closed carriage.
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Cleveland
Scripps McRae League of Newspapers Today
Sharon
Willie Whitela
Mad dog scare hits city streets all afternoon
City editors report a roaming dog prompted bystanders to seek safety as police chased the animal through downtown streets. Residents organized blocks to keep children indoors while animal control and patrol units tracked the dog. No injuries reported.
Lehman Springs Resort Sees Heavy Snow Before Summer Guests
James Lehman, proprietor of the Lehman spring summer resort, reports much snow on the ground around Lehman Springs. He says conditions will persist for several days as he prepares to welcome summer guests and expects larger crowds than ever before.
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Lehman Springs
James Lehman
Lehman Spring Summer Resort
Mr. Lehman
Health and Wealth from Within by William E Towne
Practical concise explanation of mental healing from Nautilus associate editor William E Towne. Notes Towne’s 15 year study and aims to state principles clearly for universal application. Describes plain homey tone with dry humor and highlights a chapter on marriage as character development. Price is $1 published by Elizabeth Towne Holyoke Mass.
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William E. Towne
Nautilus
Towne
Elizabeth Towne
Holyoke
Mass
Rent arrears sparks warning in London Opinion
A dialogue between a home owner and tenant highlights payment disputes over rent in advance. The owner accuses the tenant of nonpayment last month while the tenant counters with the demand for advance payment or none at all, framing the exchange as a warning on tenancy terms.
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London
Morning window scene shows wife recovering
Bronson notes his wife seated by the window sewing this morning. Woodson confirms she was ill yesterday but today is on the mend.
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Bronson
Woodson
Pendleton Band Faces Pay-Per-Performance Debate
Pendleton leaders argue a brass band needs payment to rehearse and perform this summer. Ralph Folsom says players must be compensated to cover expenses, noting Eugene pays the band leader 125 dollars monthly and purchases music with city funds while members receive per-concert pay. Baker City plans summer concerts with the White Swan band.
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Eugene
Baker City
Pendleton
Ralph Folsom
Pendleton Band
Northwest
Ttia
White Swan
Government Buys Rifle Range for National Guard
Known last night the United States government acquired 100 acres east of Alamas station on the Southern Pacific line 12 miles south of Portland for a rifle range for the Oregon National Guard and Regular Army troops at Vancouver barracks A War Department approval is pending but purchase is favored Experts say the site is ideal for state and possible division regular competitions Work will start clearing land and installing targets at 200 300 400 600 1000 and 1500 yards The coast’s first 1500 yard range is anticipated A 0 cent Southern Pacific transport rate is set for guardsmen to and from the range.
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United States Goverment
Ttle
Alakamas Station
Southern Pacific
Portland
Oregon National Guard
Regular Army
Devotional Thought on Temptation and Parental Influence
A cautionary line warns that evil often reaches a child by first corrupting the father. It suggests vigilance in parental conduct to shield offspring from moral danger, implying that the father’s example shapes the boy’s fate.
Pas time shows feature The Road Agents at the picture house
The Road Agents is the star feature with a graphic California hold up scene reenacted as in years past. The program also includes The Lure of the Crown and I Did It Mamma while Silver Set at Dime theatre was awarded to Miss Flora Parkes.
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California
Flora Parkes
Dime Theater
The Cracker's Bride in Pendleton Show Tease
A Pendleton moving picture program presents The Cracker's Bride as a sweeping drama from wedding to sudden death and the lover’s capture. The feature unfolds with striking realism starting from a southern plantation wedding.
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Pendleton
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Agk
Ande
Thompson Treet
A. Lowell
Johnson St
BE. P. Marshall
Main Street
Alberta
Pendleton Property
C. H. Sellers
Livingston & Co
Webb Street
Phone Black
Mark Street
North
Salde
Pine Street
Kinley
Edgar Mortara
West India
Charlie Row
Germantown
Walter Saunders
Atchison
Kan
W. W. Dickinson, Jr
Wisconsin
Zercide Garrison
St. Louis
Charles Cannon
Troy
Mary Gilbridge
Polite
Johnnie Navin
Boston
Miss Greenfield
Arabistan
Mamie Toomer
Georgii
D. Watton
Louise Frink
Sophia Hasenon
Philadelphia
Sadle
Martin Jamison
Newark
Hasting Young
A. Levine
Shiaron
Pennsylvania
Louise Tonhose
Judd
Lown
Edward Cudahy
Omaha
Eveland
Puck
Gist
Koeppen’s
U. S
Chicago News
The
Grand
Pendleton Drug CO
Best Coods
Best Service
Ottolene
Gray Bros. Grocery CO
Byers
Folger
Christian Church
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. S. Byers
Prop
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