Local ads sweep streets and shops in Pendleton area
A jumble of classified notices lists fuel and coal sellers Kopittke & Gillanders and Kopittke & Gillanders dry wool Rock Spring coal, wood, and cedar posts. Rentals appear for rooms at Judd building 201 Water street 223 Perking avenue and a furnished front room near Main Street. Prominent items include a moving service Main 461 and the State Hotel under new management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs
Johnson Street
I. Co. Snyder
Judd Building
F. E. Judd
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
Orpheum
Pendleton Planing
Pendleton
Water Street
North Side
Perking Avenue
Kopittke & Gillandera
Aura Street
Wyandottes
N. BL
Whitford
Star Street
Main Street
Leo Teutach
A. Morton
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Ben L. Burroughs
J. G. Miler
Court Street
Alfalfa Fruit and Garden Truck in County Bargains
E. T. Wade advertises diversified farms for sale along Birch and McKay creeks. Aimed at county buyers, the listing promises the best bargains in the area with several farms remaining available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
E. T. Wade
Delivery to Asylum by Penland Bros Transfer Co
The dray will make regular trips on Tuesday Thursday and Friday at 2 o clock to the asylum. Penland Bros Transfer Co Main 399.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asylum
Penland Bros.’ Transfer Co
Work Horses for Sale in Helix Oregon Ad
For sale twelve head good work horses. For further particulars address James Hill Helix Oregon or call at my ranch four and one half miles west of Helix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hill
Helix
Oregon
Up to Date Noodle Parlors Opening Tuesday Evening
Up to Date Noodle Parlors and The Con Dung Low Chop Suey and Noodle Parlors plan to open Tuesday evening at seven and close at two. Located under State Hotel at Webb and Cottonwood, phone Main 667. Tray orders a specialty for hn Company props. Also notes Chamberlain's Liniment for quick relief from rheumatism of the foot or instep, quarter price from dealers. Also mentions a written Old Testament exam and Preparation for Teaching lessons, with exam Thursday at 7:00 p.m. for teachers' training class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hotel
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Hn Company
Betrayed by the Emberorn four act play staged by Mise Loc Evans class
George Hackathorn wrote four act drama titled Upstream ere and performed by the boys of Mise Loc Evans class. The production includes interludes and a Firecracker Drill. It will be presented at First Methodist church on Wednesday March 27 2012. Curtain at 7 p.m. Admission is 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Nomiin
George Hackathorn
Mise Loc Evans
Original Patent to Land in Cornerstone
The 1723 acre land grant for the branch asylum site, first titled to J A Sharon, was issued January 15, 1876 with President Grant’s signature. Recorded February 26, 1576 in Umatilla County, the patent has long been owned by Mrs Sharon and was deposited in the cornerstone box at the family’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch Asylum
United States
J. A. Sharon
J. I. Sharon
US. Grant
Umatilla
Shirin
Houston to inaugurate municipal band and moving pictures
Houston will launch a city funded municipal band of 30 pieces and a municipal moving picture show free to the public starting May first. The band will perform in parks in summer and in the municipal auditorium in winter, with two vocalists added during winter. The moving pictures will be shown Sundays year round in the auditorium, with lectures and other entertainments provided free. Mayor Rice calls the program revolutionary in municipal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Rice
Denver
Los Angeles
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
When Suffragettes Win a Bad Election Fallout
A political upheaval follows a failed election. A husband reluctantly blames his wife as suffragette gains spark backlash. Local tension rises with mounting blame and social strife. The article frames gendered repercussions and public blame in a period voice.
Pendleton Welcomes Wide Range Of Out-Of-Town Visitors
A long list of visitors and locals with ties to Salem Elgin Hermiston Milton Colfax and other towns were in Pendleton for business politics and social events today. Notables include John Campo of Salem D Sommer of Elgin M V Turley Hermiston and attorney R J Slater. Public figures Minu el Friedley Juniper Charles Fraglers Colfax and T T Wallan were noted among arrivals and local ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campo
Salem
Bowman
D. Sommer
Elgin
M. V. Turley
Hermiston
Witf
Ecity
J. M. Banister
Athenamar
Pendleton
Tasay Stewart
Milton
Charles Wilnorth
W. A. Walpole
Irrigan
William Lusher
No'in
Matt Mosgrove
East
Jennie Morrison
Helix
T. B. Kay
St. George
W. B. Beazley
G. W. Proebetel
Verton
H. M. Cockburn
Minuel Friedley
Juniper
Charlies A. Fraglers
Colfax
Lina H. Sturgis
Los Angeles
Mire
George A. Hartman
Portland
John Steiner
Frederick Steiner
Freewater
George T. Cochran
la Grande
Tune
Eastern Oregon hospital project hailed at Pendleton ceremony
Officials praise plans for a new Eastern Oregon Hospital complex with modern design, expansion potential to 1200 patients, and a future, self-sustaining farm and grounds. Governor, treasurer, and local leaders stress state growth, care for inmates, and the link to Eastern Oregon’s identity amid a public reception and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
T B. Kay
Eastern Oregon
Eastern Oregon Hospital
R. BE
Ll. Steiner
Salem
Steiner
Mainta
Tning
Ric Ee T. Steiner
Stite Asylum
Z. Fy Robinson
Pendleton Commercal Association
Pendleton
Pagle-Woodmin Hall
Pilot Rock To Have Forward Meet
Plans finalize to push the Men and Religion Forward Movement in Pilot Rock and nearby areas. Rev EE Warrington of the Presbyterian church and J S Landers discuss sending six Pendleton delegates three men and three boys to address meetings. A banquet Saturday evening and a Sunday program will feature The Man the World Needs and department showcases with Supt Landers and A Hampton as candidates for Pilot Rock speaking slots. Boys chosen are Chester Fee Claude Hampton and Peter Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Rock
EE. W. Warrington
Presbyterian Church
Commercial Association of
That Place
Ecity
Supt. J. S. Landers
Pendleton
Landers
A. ©. Hampton
Frank J. Milnes
Chester Fee
Claude Hampton
Peter Crockett
No Verdict Indicated in Beef Packers Antitrust Case
Chicago March 26 jurors rose without a verdict in the government suit against the beef packers for criminal conspiracy in violation of the anti trust law. They deliberated five hours and juror Bucklin is reported to be relapsed after illness delayed the trial. The line about Satan’s work provides no factual trial detail.
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Chicago
Majestic
Bucklin
New enemy of trout found in southern Oregon waters
A parasite described as a long slender worm four to six inches long and pinkish white has been found in trout in two tributaries of the Silvies River near Harney Lake. District Warden L Alva Lewis reports the worm burrows under the skin, causes visible lumps, and appears in warm weather only. He suspects origin in adjacent marsh or lake shallows and urges measures to eradicate it.
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Oregon
C. K Cranston
State Fish and Game Commission
L. Alva Lewis
Ashland
Lewis
Silvies
Harney Lake
Town Flood In Keokuk Area Amid River Gorge Forming
March 26 Keokuk Indiana reports surrounding countryside flooded by rapid seven mile gorge formation. Government wing dam at Gregory Missouri threatened with possible failure. Ice banks reach thirty feet in Des Moines river. rail lines north to Gregory submerged. no railroad traffic.
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Keokuk
Government Wing
Gregory
Des Moines
Textile workers in Lowell hit by mill closedowns
More than 30,000 textile millworkers in Lowell, Massachusetts were thrown out of employment as owners of all mills except the Lawrence company’s plant announced shut downs following a strike at Hamilton, Maas, In the Bott and Prescott mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Lawrence Company
Hamilton
Maas
Bott
Prescott
Colonists Arriving by the Thousands in Central British Columbia
Boosters trumpet Central British Columbia as a fertile frontier near Fort George with the Grand Trunk Pacific railway opening settlement. Duke of Sutherland funds large land purchases, 40 acre farms to be settled by Scots, Germans nearby, and North Coast Land Co aids road building and school and church sites to attract homeseekers and grow Fort George’s population toward 10,000 by year end.
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British Columbia
Fort George
Grand Trunk Pacific
Canada
Duke of Sutherland
London
North Coast Land Co
Frizer
White's Landing
Bitter
North Coast Land Coupdate with Pacific Coast Manager
North Coast Land Co Ltd announces W A Seale Pacific Coast manager role at St George Hotel Pendleton. leadership assignment details provided for regional operations and liaison with St George hotel staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Coast Land Co, Ltd
W. A. Seale
Pacific Coast Mgr
St. George Hotel
Pendleton
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.E. Livengood & Co. “the Ladies and Children’s Store
Pendleton Planing Mill
F. J. Donaldson
Peoples Warehouse
SSS
Cornerstone
Municipal
Moving Pictures
R. J. Slater
Mra. W. Iu
Dove
T. T. Wallan
Adama
S. D. Peterson
Nerstone
M. Pick
Minneapolis
Minn
Tm Unele
CG. J. Smith
Andy McEwen
Athena
Willa Walla
Justa
Stlener
Griffith
Central Hospital
Eastern
Orefan
Iss
Charaioter
J. H. Raley
W. F. Matlock
Olcott
Satan
Oxfords
Wohlenberg
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