Pastime Pictures and Local Advertisements
Local notes advertise Pastime pictures with a warm theatre vibe and new lively films. Also listed are Pennland Bros ticket sales at the Dime, Nissen Implement Company vehicle displays, Pendleton Market meat, and real estate and machinery notices including Holt combine harvester for sale, Alberta wheat land for sale, and rental listings. Contacts include Pendleton Doach Market, J. B. Halley express, Welch's cigar store, and G. W. Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nissen Implement Company
Pendleton Doach Market
Penland Bros
Tallman's Corner
J. B. Halley
Welch's
Cartier Webb and Willow
Webb
Holt Combine Harvester
G. W. Knight
Franklin Street
Alberta Wheat Land
Pendletor Property
C. H. Sellers
B. O. Bldg
Trent
Finquire
Pine Street
Pendleton Cash Market
Malin
Pendleton
Calgary
Alberta
Canadian Pacific
Jonathan Johnston
Bert Huffman
East Oregonian Briefing Cites Local Council Action
A concise East Oregonian item notes a city council decision affecting zoning and public works. The report highlights the vote tally, the involved councilmembers, and expected start dates for the new policy, with emphasis on community impact and upcoming hearings.
Future of Flying in 1909 Promise of Air Travel
Colonel Baden-Powell foresees rapid aviation growth in 1909 with longer flights, cross channel trips, and many Wright-type machines abroad. He predicts aerial racing becoming a sport, military machines at field days, and England seeing 20 to 40 machines within four years, with flying becoming common among the well-to-do and a social activity for friends to share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
B. Baden-Powell
The
National Review
All Fools Ball Planned by Pendleton Camp No 41
Public invited to attend the All Fools Ball at Eagle-Woodmen Hall on Wednesday evening March 1 1909. Prizes awarded to best sustained April Fool characters contiemnan and indy. Admission for gentlemen is 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Camp No. 41
Eagle-Woodmen Hall
Pendleton Indians Dominates Three-Way Baseball Doubleheader
Pendleton Indians rout two rivals in a seven inning sweep, overpowering the Outlaws 20 to 1 and the Winged P's 12 to 2. Battery work by Hutchinson and Dickson stifled opponents while Baker and Strand led batting with Strand homering the first time at bat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Indians
Terme Ag
Indians
Pendleton
Dickson
Hutchington
Hutchinson
Baker
Strand
Robbins
Outlaws
Last Game of the Season Promises Close Matchup
The high school team, Eastern Oregon champions, faces the local business men in the Commercial association gym tonight in a bid to sharpen for state interscholastic play at Corvallis. A win would add to their pride and bolster their chances at the O. A. C. tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Wili
Oregon
Commercial Association
Husky Business
Major Mpatridge 18 Back From Washington
Major A. Be. McFatridge, agent on the Umatla reservation, has returned from Washington D C where he consulted department officials about local reservation affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BE. McFatridge
Umat la Reservation
Washington, D. C
Department
Good roads may keep young men on the farm
The Good Roads Magazine argues better roads and social ties help retain rural youth. It cites Roosevelt’s County Life Commission findings from 1909 and notes highways ease dissatisfactions with farm life, boosting dignity, desirability, and community vitality across states and territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Good Roads Magazine
Roosevelt
County
Congress
Country Life Commission
Better Roads
Farm Life
Local Athletes Secure Places in Freshman Tryout
Special Correspondence from Eugene Oregon reports two Pendleton High School alumni Les ter Menne andJames Johns excelled in Oregon University freshman track tryouts. Means won discus throws of 111 117 and 119 feet and 47 feet in shot put. Johns showed speed in the half mile and 300 yard dash with a 94 second 300 yard effort. Trainer Hayward plans a May meet at Eugene featuring freshmen against Portland Salem Albany and Eugene high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Pendleton High School
Lester Menne
James Johns
Timber Means
Johns
Main
California
McDaniels
Portland Academy
Hayward
Portland
Salem
Albany
Uncle Mose Forks Pigs and Loans in a Heckling Tale
A comic 19th century Atlanta Constitution nugget follows Uncle Mose selling a pie to a northern lawyer who buys a neighboring plantation then stealing a pig to resell to Judge Pickens. The two men confront him, Mose admits guilt and jokes that the pair should settle the matter themselves.
Hosteller's Stomach Bitters Promoted as Health Booster
Community notices urge all to stay well and rely on Hosteller's Stomach Bitters. The ad claims the remedy helps Sick Headache Bloating Heartburn Sour Risings Indigestion Constipation and Spring Ailments, including malaria, urging readers to purchase today.
Knights to Meet Tonight in First Rank Exercise
Damon Lodge No 4 K of P invites all knights to attend tonight as they perform In the first rank. A B Lambert grand representative Rh, W Fletcher K of R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Lodge No
A. B. Lambert
Grh
W. Fletcher
Public Library Book Returns Notice
All those with books belonging to the library are notified they must be returned at once. East Oregonian Librarian A W Nye reads the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W, Nye
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Livengood & Co
Gray Bros. Grocery CO
Pennland Bros
Ohio
Gist
Koeppen’s
Indiaa
Battery
Indiana
McGinnis
Wine
Pope
Osborne
Malone
Vickers
Ream
Finch
Taylor
Tardiff
McGinn
DePue
Moore
Sul
Tindlans
Corby
Leonard Hoover
Alexander Osborne
Eeswee
Robbins Hartman Oreve
Ovreraea Baker Corby Bieet
Nelson Cronin Dewan
Willer Drake
Conliné Sturdivant Onnee
Business Mien
Majon Mpatridge
Washington
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Sharon
LOGAL
All
East Oregonian
Umatilla County
Kiikitat Valley
McKay Creek
Umatilla River
N. Berkeley
Jit
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
Pendleton Furniture Co
W. R. Graham
Mgr
Chas. Rohrman
E. Court
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