Local Ads Offer Coal Horses and Services in Nyssa Area
A collage of local notices lists Burroughs coal, Pastime theatre showings, Hohbach's ice cream on Court Street, and Commercial Barn services for clipping horses and hay. It also advertises Nyssa Improvement Company inquiries, one price veal offers, Ingrams grocery Saturday chickens, laundry services, dressmaking, restaurant sale, orchard opportunities, and dye works. Also seeks rental, orchestra services, and a cottage for sale at 614 Haley Street with $3000 cash terms.
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Ingramsa Grocery
Nyssa
Irrigated Lands Corporation
Ore
Canyon Conty
Idaho
Great Orchard Belt
Oregon
Idaho Apple Orchard Company
City Dye Works
Hays
Finney
A. Stangier
Phone Black
United Orchestra
Optometrist F A Clise Quietly Serves Umatilla County
In Umatilla County, optometrist F A Clise operates as the region’s sole exclusive optometrist, offering eye care services. The practice focuses on routine exams, vision corrective options, and local accessibility for residents.
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Umatilla County
Orpheum Mondays Program at the Grand Shows Variety
At the Orpheum shows in Los Angeles the Grand presents 5000 ft programs daily from 1 30 to 2 05 30 p m featuring Across the Plain The Violin Maker of Cremona A Wrestling Match Baby’s First Tooth and the Aviation Meet Essany 1006 ft Selig Marker Bros headlining with cornet and trombone solos plus Mapes and Mipes in comedy singing and dancing Cuby Clehon In Thdlan impersonations with Seattle song Vince Hoover in song and dance Love Drops and Vitagraph changes listed Thursday program notes.
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Orpheum
Across the
Marker
Cuby Clehon
Seattle
Vince
Hoover
Tdison
4 Stubborn Cinderella at Oregon Theater
The Chicago produced 4 Stubborn Cinderella comes to the Oregon theater on Tuesday March 29 featuring Homer Mason as a lively college youth and Miss Lii as Cinderella. Carolyn Gia plays a young woman misjudged by others while the chorus of forty sings and dances. The production requires special equipment and a large stage crew. Tickets go on sale Monday with the company arriving from Portland Tuesday afternoon.
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Oregon Theater
Chicago
Homer RB
Mason
Misa Carolyn Gia
Maison
Biadoe
Lii
Portland
Pendleton News Briefs Weather Bonds and Marriages
Official weather report shows Sunday minimum temperature and 64 maximum. Monday range 43 to 67. Marriage licenses issued to George M. Morrill and Laura V. Brooks and to William H. Pool and Ethel Brown. A display space application for next fall’s district fair submitted by Singer Sewing Machine Company. School district No. 112 near Harmiston votes bonds totaling 3600 to build and furnish a new school. Appendicitis kills Japanese section hand Yokabate for O R N, age 42, unmarried. remains shipped to Portland for interment.
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George MH. Morrill
Laura V. Brooks
William H. Pool
Ethel Brown
Cbh. Roosevelt
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Pendleton
Frank K. Welels
Harmiston
Yokabate
Huron
Portland
George Brown Becomes Father in Montana
George W. Brown, once with the reclamation service at Hermiston and now in Glen dive Montana with the Lower Yellowstone project, writes to friends that he is the father of a daughter. Brown was well known in Pendleton.
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George Brown
George W. Brown
Hermiston
Glendive
Montana
Yellowstone
Brown
Pendleton
Civic club to meet at city hall after noon tomorrow
The civic club convenes at city hall at 3 p.m. tomorrow to discuss several important matters including the coming cleaning-up crusade. Reports from the park and cemetery committees will also be heard.
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Civic Club
Lloyd Williams Wedding Unites Local Couple
At Judge Joel Parkes office yesterday Lee A. Boyd of this city and Miss Mamie Williams of Baker City were married in a small ceremony attended by friends. The couple, kinom employees of Byers' mill, will reside here.
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Lloyd-Williams
Joel Parkes
Lee A. Boyd
Mamie Williams
Baker City
Kinom
Byers’ Mill
Chews Divorce Suit Filed Over Desertion in 1907
Belle Chews sues Thomas Chews for divorce alleging desertion after seven years of marriage begun in Dakota in 1900. The couple lived in Iowa in 1907 when she says he deserted her.
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Belle Chews
Thomas Chews
Chews
Dakota
Hermiston Booming Says Col Newport In City Visit
Col WH G G Newport of Hermiston reports a flourishing county showing prosperity. He says Newport company owns 100 acres of alfalfa now ten inches high, the reservoir is full, hotels overflow with visitors, and the town enjoys widespread vitality.
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Hermiston
WH. GG. Newport
Newport Company
Boxing Match Probable in Pendleton City Scene
The sporting editor reports Barney Mullin may box in Pendleton after a Spokane contact from Bob Brehim indicates Mullin is in town and eager to box. An exhibition is possible soon as both fighters are experienced and weigh about 146 pounds. Summer concerts appear almost certain, with Pendleton Commercial association backing a series in the fall pavilion using the sounding shell and United Orchestra ready to perform.
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Ast
Oregonian
Bob Brehim
Spokane
Barney Mullin
Thie City
Brehim
Mullin
Pendleton
Association
Hig
United Orchestra and Band of
United Orchestra
O A C Notes Spring Athletics And Building Work
Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis reports spring athletics underway with Fielder Jones coaching the baseball squad and track athletes training. Most last year’s players return, baseball expected to be popular, while track lacks depth apart from Bergman and Enberg. Work on new campus buildings progresses rapidly as preparations begin for the quarter century commencement celebration.
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Barnes
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Fielder Jones
White Sox
Soafer
Bergman
Enberg
Justice by John Galworthy delivers a staggering tragedy
London drama review praises Justice as a vivid courtroom drama and prison nightmare. It follows a young clerk who forges to fund a trip to Canada with his sweetheart, is convicted, imprisoned, and driven to madness. Galworthy is hailed as the era's leading realist in this stark depiction.
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London
John Galsworthy
Canada
Galeworthy
John Galeworthy
Will Debate La Grande Friday Inter scholastic clash
The inter scholastic championship debate between Pendleton High and La Grande High will take place in La Grande Friday night. The issue is the commission plan of government for cities with Pendleton defending the negative. The winner faces the Columbia River district champion for the semi final. Two prisoners to penitentiary for burglary.
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la Grande
Oregon
Pendleton High
la Grande High
Commission Plan of Government
Pendleton
Columbia River District
Grieves 45 Years for Lost Sweetheart
In Syracuse area Captain Barnet Smith, brother of William V.S. Smith, vice president of Arbuckle Sugar Co., killed himself with a revolver at the home of Burton Jones in Danesbury after learning his longtime sweetheart wed another during Civil War days. He never married despite wealth and strong connections.
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Barnet & Smith
William VS. Smith
Arbuckle Sugar Company
New York
Burtoy Dd, Jones
Danesbury
Smith
Will Address WCTU March Meeting In Commercial Club
The W C T U will hold its March meeting in the Commercial Association room on a Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs Lulu L Shepard, president of the WCTU for the state of Utah, will speak, a prominent club woman. Those who heard her before say they will attend again and hope many others join.
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Women's Christian Temperative Uilon
Commercial Association
Lulu L. Shepard
W. C T. Ty
State of Tih
Pendleton Library Receives Praise from President Penrose
Pendleton's free public library earned high compliments this week from President S. B. L. Penrose of Whitman College. He praised its classification, history, and standard work demeanor, saying the library's quality surpassed that of many cities, despite Pendleton's smaller size.
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Pendleton
Free Public Library
Engine 215 dismantling follows deadly Cayuse shooting
Local paper reports that Engine No. 215, the engine on which Engineer and Fireman Hopple rode to their deaths near Cayuse a week ago, is being dismantled in the yard. A machinist uses a special method to “shoot” bolts and rivets, loosening remaining fastenings as part of the disassembly.
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Fh- War Hopple
Cayuse
War on Soft Drink Houses in Merrill Oregon
In Merrill Kiamath County the temperance campaign heats up as three “prohia” are sent to town offices on March and four soft drink proprietors are arrested Friday. The recorder later releases them after ruling warrants valid. The next day Charles Murphy is arrested for showing his face without bond to guarantee compliance with the temperance act, his trial now under way with appeal possible if convicted.
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Merrill
Kiamath
Ore
Charles Murphy
Murphy
Health certificate rules shown by Idaho shipment incident
John Wise of Valley, Idaho, faced a health certificate issue when horses shipped to Montana were returned to Sandpoint after reaching Troy, Montana. The certificate of health issued locally proved insufficient, highlighting that examinations must be conducted by a state veterinary authority.
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Sandpoint
Eat Forty Year Old Eggs at Dublin Zoological Society
Forty year old eggs were on the weekly breakfast menu of the Irish Zoological Society council. Brought from China by Mr. Charles Ball the eggs surprised members. A guest vouched for their safety and several zoologists tasted them finding them excellent though the age gave the dish a jelly like texture and delicate flavor.
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Dublin
Irish Zoological Society
Charles Ball
At Health Resort Aged Gentleman Calls for Strength
A robust old gentleman tells a visitor how his strength returned after staying at a health resort. The ad notes Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood by strengthening the kidneys and improving the skin, claiming better health and a clear complexion. Read the Want ads today.
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Paris la Rive
Opposition Often Rises From Lack of Personal Gain
A man’s stance against something stems from the absence of benefit or reward for him, reflecting self interest as a key driver of resistance.
New York Plate Glass Insurance Co Income and Assets
Losses paid during the year amount to 610 508.86 with adjustment expenses. Dividends on capital stock total 28 564.71. Commissions and salaries paid 11 874.50. Taxes licenses and fees paid 2 926 986.98. Total expenditures 75 105.47. Assets include stocks and bonds 02 022.99 cash in banks and on hand 115 815.23. Premiums to course of collection and transmission 4 043.70. Interest and rents due and accrued 179 250.68. Total assets 30 000.00 239 781.08 12 584.75 15 280.95.
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Crah
Oregon
NEW York Plate Glass Insurance
J. O. French
Retary
James Mol Wood
Portland
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Hohbach's
Court St
Oats
Timothy Hoy
Nyssa Nyssa
Burroughsa
Phong
Chas
Rayburn
Burroughs
Vogue
Doling Good Business
Inquire Southern Cafe
Alta Street
Raley Street
F. A. Clise
John Schmidt
Koeppen
Newsy
Harry Sperling
Harry Ray
Cleveland Gould
Salem
Sherif T. J. Taylow
Wohlenberg Department Store
Zephyr Gingham
Kabo
McCall
Wohlenberg Dep’t
Wm. E. Hanscom
Alta St
New York Plate Glass Insurance Co
Insurance
Capital
Jrpoist
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