Pastime theatre shows and local ads mix in Nyassa scene
Local notices list coal ads for Burroughs and Nysen Improvement Co with Main 6, clothing and laundry services on Bluff and Lilleth, real estate listings at 118 E Bluff and 801 E Court, rental ads for furnished and unfurnished homes, a horse and buggy for sale, and a theatre program at Orpheum with six short pictures including Hearts are Trumps and A Trip Along the Rhine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohbach
Court St
Nysen
Nysen Improvement Company
Burroughs
Main 198
Chas Rayburn
Nyassa
Nyasa Real Estate Company
E. Bluff
Harneas
Bowman Hotel
Vogue Millinery
Inquire
Lilleth Street
Bath
E Court
Turner
Orpheum
Lubin
Gaumont
Watch and Jewelry Repairing by Wm. E. Hanscom
The Economy of Time is stressed as the vital factor in choosing a reliable watch. A complete line is offered at all prices and styles from plain to elaborate. Wm. E. Hanscom guarantees repairs and specializes in watch and jewelry work.
For Sale Furnishings and Horses at 413 Bush Street
Complete furnishings for a modern house offered for sale including a baby grand piano a Victor Victrola with many records oak bookcase rolltop desk gas range gas water heater two well broke driving mares aged 2 and 4 years a 3 year old colt two 2 year old colts a Columbus buggy light team harness single harness cart and a boy's saddle. Terms note due October 1 1910 accepted. Apply after Thursday March 24 at 413 Bush street Pendleton. Phone Main 107 2 to 4 pm T J Morris.
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Bush Street
Pendleton
T. J. Morris
Clare's Grocery Ad: Fancy Burbank Potatoes on Offer
An ad for Clare's Grocery at 544 and 646 Main promotes a carload of very fancy Burbank potatoes. It promises 19 cents a minute for your time and a half dollar as you pass out of the store, with a dealer contact if not carried.
New Hair Goods Line at Mre. Campbell's Pendleton
Of Interest to Ladies. Beautiful hair is a crown of glory. A new complete line arrives at Pendleton—largest display ever with 30 inch braids in all shades coronet braids and turbanettes. Call and inspect them at Mrs. Campbell's leading milliner.
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Pendleton
Mre
Campbell's
Ladies Soles Sewed by New Machine
A. Eklund advertises shoe repairs offering per pair sole sewing with improved durability and appearance. A brief court note quotes a judge remark in a divorce case suggesting three drunken episodes a year may be excessive, each lasting about four months.
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A. Eklund
First Blue Mountain game set for Pilot Rock
Weather report gives high 52 and low 38 with 14 inches of rain in 24 hours. The first Blue Mountain League game will be played next Sunday at Pilot Rock replacing Pendleton as previously printed. Pilot Rock fans prepare to celebrate a victory while Pendleton supporters plan large turnout for manager Frawier's team. Baker City Herald editor Bruce Dennis and Henry McKinney are in town to observe Inland Empire events. Judge Benn returns to hear equity pleas and set the county circuit court calendar for indictments and sentences.
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Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Frawier
Baker
Bruce Dennis
Baker City
H. J. Benn
Heppner
Equity Department
Circuit Court
Morrow County
Law Department
This County
Mrs Roehlk Dies In Cold Springs Farm Death
Mrs Roehlk a German native and longtime Umatilla county resident died last night at Henry Lorenzen farm in Cold Springs from complications of diseases. She was 80, mother of Mrs C H Ros eenberg of this city, with burial planned in the German cemetery tomorrow.
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Roehlk
Wiehke Hoehlk
Germany
Umatilla County
Henry Lorenzen
Cold Springs
Mra Roehlk
C. H. Roseenberg
Insane Spaniard Detained At Pendleton Jail
An insane man, unnamed, was brought to Pendleton and lodged in the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Ross Newport. He strayed from the Deschutes River area where many countrymen labor on the new railroad in the canyon and he believes someone is trying to kill him, continuing a loud stream of conversation.
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Pendleton
Ross Newport
Hermiston
Deschutes River
Washington teacher jokes at dry territory dinner
Friends of a famous Washington educator visiting for a convention humorously recount her remark at a local hotel dinner. She said there was nothing to drink, and a waiter offered "near beer" after overhearing her. She claims mishearing while companions note she forgot they were in a dry area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Washington
Madriz Forces March on Bluefields Amid Panic
Bluefields reports two thousand Madriz soldiers advancing today after spies relay the move from Rama. The city braces for defense as Estrada's scattered forces retreat. Couriers seek to reconnect with Estrada, while a rumor grows that the United States may be asked to intervene in Nicaragua.
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Bluefields
Mar
Madriz
Rama
Estrada
United States
Nicaragua
Republicans to choose new caucus members tonight
Washington March 23 The rules committee fight centers the Republican caucus as it meets to select the new committee members created by the Norris resolution. The session is expected to be quiet while insurgents hold their line, insisting they seek no committee control. The Cannon forces dominate the caucus.
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Washington
Mar
Rules Committee
Swarthmore Opens Season With Rutgers At Whittier Field
Swarthmore Pa March 223 play ball will resound from Whittier Field today when Swarthmore opens against Rutgers. Games have been arranged with Annapolis Pennsylvania Virginia and other prominent institutions.
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Swathmore
Whittier
Swarthmore
Concey
Rutgers
Annapolis
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Pont's Son Risks Duel In New York Row
Baron John J. Frederick Von Schiller, grandson of the poet Schiller, challenged Alexander McAllister of Bronx Manor to a duel. Von Schiller claims the McAllisters pressured Mme Viard and threatened to send her back to Europe. He accuses them of attempting to influence Mme Viard against him and includes a sharp note about respect for his adopted status.
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New Y York
John J. Frederick von Schiller
Schiller
Alexander McAllister
Bronx Manor
von Schiller
Alexander Viard
McAllisters
Mme. Vinrrd
Europe
McAllister
Mrs. McAllister
Notice of Quarterly License Payment Pendleton 1910
Notice states all quarterly licenses due April 1 1910 with no further notice before city ordinance violations arrest. Inquiries to city recorder. Issued by common council of Pendleton dated March 28 1910.
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City Recorder’s Office
Common Council of
City of
Pendleton
Band Meeting and Rehearsal Tonight at Eagles Building
All band men and musicians interested in the new United band and orchestra are asked to meet in Joe H. Parkes rooms in the Eagles building this evening at 8 o'clock for a business meeting and rehearsal. The organization plans to prepare for upcoming performances.
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United Band and Orchestra
Joe H. Parkes
Eagles
Would You Gain Weight With Samose Aids Health
An old advertisement claims Samose tablets add solid flesh and strength for thin and run down individuals. It touts easy assimilation, promises of rosy health, and increased vitality within a week to ten days. Sold by Koeppen Bros in Pendleton with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Koeppen & Bros
Street Concerts And Family Questions In City
A fragment from the St. Paul Dispatch notes street concerts in the city and mentions engagements in neighboring towns. A boy is asked for the last words of his father who reportedly had none, with his mother present at the inst.
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St. Paul
Toledo Clergyman Seeks Clues At Funeral
A Toledo clergyman, asked to lead a man’s funeral for someone he did not know, questions an eight year old family member in hopes of learning about the deceased’s character. The anecdote frames how a child’s simple remarks might reveal a person’s true nature.
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Toledo
Woman Announces Illness To Explain Absence From Church
A note to the newspaper explains that an elderly woman is ill and wishes friends to understand her absence from church. The remark is paired with a witty quip about troubles wear petticoats, reflecting humorous social sentiment of the era.
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F. E. Livengood
Ladies Home Journal
Charles Hill
Farmers’ Union
City Dye Works
Mra
Hays
Mr. Finney
Thone Main
Mra. A. Stangler
Raley Street
Wm. E. Hanscom
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Koeppen
Newsy
Official
Madhiz
Swarthmore Baseball
Pont
Wohlenberg Department Store
Our
Oregon
the Taylor Hardwar
Komfort
Ingram’s Grocery
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