Nyssa Nyssa area ads and services directory
Local notices list coal suppliers such as Burroughs and Gurroughs with Main and Malin contact, horse services at Commercial Barn, hay and oats offerings, a new bicycle store next to Long Brown auto, and clothes cleaning via City Dye Works. Also promotions for Pastime theater, Vogue Millinery hairdressing, Southern Cafe sale, orchard interests, and music for events by United Orchestra.
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Long Brow
Chas Rayburn
South Main Street
Nyssa
Irrigated Lands Corporation
Nywen
Ore
Mra
Hays
Finney
Hoth House
Mra. A. Brangier
Phone Black
United Orchestra
Fletcher Mer
Pendleton City Marshal Seizes Unclaimed Red Steer
A red two year old steer with white face and cropped ears is held by Pendleton City Marshal. If owners do not claim within ten days, the animal will be auctioned at 2 p.m. on April 1, 1910 at the City Pound Oregon Feed Yards for cash. Proceeds cover costs of seizure. Dated March 29, 1910. TOM GURDANE City Marshal.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Tom Gurdane
At the Picture Shows Orpheum Daily Reel Listings
The Orpheum presents films including Marriage in Haste The Hand Bold The Horseshoe For the King and more with three thousand feet of new motion pictures per show Shows run 1 30 to 10 20 p m daily Admission five cents Program changes occur three times weekly The Pastime announces new features The Fence on the Bar Z Ranch The Girl Thief The Winning of Father So Sick and other dramas and comedies are listed with runtimes and quick summaries
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Orpheum
France
Pathe
Bar Z Ranch
A Stubborn Cinderella at Oregon Theatre Tonight
An atmosphere of charm surrounds the musical play A Stubborn Cinderella at the Oregon Theatre tonight. Writers Hough Admins and Howard have crafted a fairy tale about a young college boy and a young English noblewoman who fall in love at first sight. The large cast is led by Homer FL Mison, a noted humorist.
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Oregon
Hough
Admins
Howard
Homer FL
Mison
Six Chinese Deportees Return to Manila in Habeas Corpus Bid
Six Chinese deported in October by the government have returned to Manila at the Chinese consul’s request and seek readmission by habeas corpus. Officials explained the deportees were of bad character with feeble ties to violence against their countrymen, raising questions about state power to deport.
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Manila
Banquet for Yale Class of '78 at University Club in NY
New York March 25 sixty five Yale alumni including the president dined privately at the University Club. Stanley W Dexter presided with reporters barred. President Taft arrived in Jersey City at 6 40 PM a minute late joining Howard C Hollister.
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New York
Yale
United States
University Club
Stanley W. Dexter
Taft
Jersey City
Howard C. Hollister
Preathy
Detriot
Traveling In Holy Land and Local Home Updates
Mrs Lee Teutsch reports a postcard from Eva A Beach and Mr Beach now touring Palestine with the party at Nazareth. Carpenters have rebuilt the Vert residence on Johnten Street into a modern home for E L Power and family. Spokane suffragette visitors Mr and Mrs 24 W Commerford from Spokane noted. she leads the city equal suffrage club and he is a Western Assurance representative.
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Holy Land
Lee Teutsch
Eva A. Beach
Beach
Palestine
Nasereth
Spokane
W. Commerford
Commerford
The
Western Assurance Company
Equal Suffrage Club of
Benjamin L. Burroughs
City
Leamer and Lowe Married in Walla Walla Today
Chester E. Leamer, a Walla Walla merchant, and Miss Dora Lowe of Umatilla county were married at high noon today by Justice Joe H. Parkes in the Eagles Woodman building. They left on the evening train to The Garden City to begin married life.
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Chester E. Leamer
Walla Walla
Dora Lowe
Umatilla County
Justice of the Penor
Joe H. Parkes
Eagles-Woodman
Garden City
New Family from Nebraska Buys Milton Farm Area
J M Small, recently from Nebraska, has bought a small fruit farm near Milton after locating in Umatilla county. He and his family stopped in Pendleton yesterday to purchase an entire household outfit from local furniture and hardware dealers for shipment to their new home.
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Nebraska
J. M. Small
Umatilla County
Milton
Pendleton
Two Prominent Knights Omitted From Easter Templar Register
In Baker City two Knights Templar were absent from the Easter service register. W. J. Patterson, eminent grand commander of the Baker City lodge, and F. W. Eppinger, did not appear with the others at Hotel Pendleton after taking breakfast at the home of their brother in law R. Alexander, hence their flames were not listed on the register.
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Knights Templar
Baker City
W. J. Patterson
F. W. Eppinger
R. Alexander
Pendleton
Ankeny Starts Modern Residence in North Pendleton
Neamith Ankeny of the First National Bank has begun construction of a one-and-a-half story residence on North Main Street between Dr Cole’s home and the Bonney cottage. The stylish site will harmonize with nearby homes and be modern throughout.
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Ankeny
Neamith Ankeny
Natonal Bank
North
Pendleton
North Main Street
Dr. Cole
Bonney
Thief Steals Vacuum Cleaner From West Jackson Resident
Louis Carell of West Jackson Street mourns the loss of his new vacuum carpet cleaner, kept on the back porch. He found the wheels’ track from the cart across the yard to the sidewalk but the trail ended there.
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Louis Carell
West Jackson Streat
Local Judge Brent and C Miller Stop in Pendleton on Way Home
Judge W. W. Brent of Ritzville Washington and C Miller of Pasco were in Pendleton today on their way home from a trip to Hot Springs. The visit was brief as they continued their journey.
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W. W. Brent
Ritzville
Washington
C Miller
Pasco
Pendleton
Judge Brent’s 1878 Flight from Willow Springs to Pendleton
The text recalls Judge Brent, a county resident in 1878 during Bannock troubles, forced to flee with family from near Willow Springs to Pendleton, 23 miles away, as Indian attacks burned their home and barn. He notes the loss and the sting of losing his first pair of trousers.
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Brent
Willow Springs
Pendleton
Wenaha Springs Manager Hosts Weekend Dance
Gibbon Ore March 28 Special Correspondence A new manager at Wenaha Hot Springs hotel hosted a dance Saturday March 26 with rustic stage setup. Joy seekers arrived by wagon from Athena Weston and locals along the road. The springs resort will run this season to welcome all, with Mr McPhee dubbed the king of hosts.
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Gibbon
Ore
P. A. McPhee
Wenaha Hot Springs Hotel
Gibbon Station
Athena
Weston
MccPhee
Old Window Glass Cures Window Ones
Philadelphia doctors report amethyst tinted lenses made from Walnut Street window panes, aged 75 years, turning amethyst under sun glare. They claim the so called Philadelphia glass relieves and may cure eye disorders caused by bright metal work and artificial light, with several prominent physicians using it in daily practice.
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Philadelphia
Walnut Street
Girl Fined for Flirting on Milwaukee Street
Milwaukee reports the second female violator under the new city masher ordinance, Annie Pritchard, 21, fined $25 plus costs by Judge Neelen after Patrolman Beckman observed her flirting with men on a street corner Sunday night. She pleaded for clemency, which was denied. the law targets male flirts and follows the Zinda murder case.
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Milwaukee
Neelen
Beckman
Annie Pritchard
Zinda
Maryland Adopts Black Eyed Susan as State Flower
Maryland school children elected the miniature sun flower Black Eyed Susan as the official state flower. The state board of education recorded the vote noting Goldenrod and Black Eyed Susan were near the top choices, with the rose and others also receiving support.
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Annapolly
Maryland
State Board of Education
Golden Red
Optometrist F A Clise Serves Umatilla County
F A Clise, the sole exclusive optometrist in Umatilla County, operates from the John Schmidt building in Pendleton Oregon. With over 30 years’ experience, he personally grinds glasses after careful eye examinations to ensure precise fit.
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Umatilla County
John Schmidt
Pendleton
Ore
James Johns Excels in Oregon Freshmen Sprint Flush
James Johns Jr a sophomore at the University of Oregon led a freshmen sprint surge by winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes and finishing second in the 440 in a 68 to 67 victory. He clocked 10.3 seconds in the 100 and 23.3 in the 220 while Kay the presumed varsity sprinter struggled.
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James Johns, Jr
University of Oregon
Bids Falls
Bill Hayward
Oregon
Young Johns
Eugene Register
Kay
James Johns
Johns
Ti Wan
Moon
Huston
McDaniels
Arthur Means
Orchard land options in Canyon County Idaho query
A terse inquiry asks if five or ten acres in Canyon County Idaho suit a plan for a great orchard belt. Mention of Oregon Idaho Apple Orchard Company Nyssa Oregon appears with a broader, unclear political remark about Congress voting to raise Maine.
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Canyon Couty
Idaho
Great Orchard Belt
Oregon
Idaho Apple Orchard Company
Nyssa
Ore
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Koeppen
Hohbach's
Court
Nyssa Improvement Company
Burroughs Phone Malin 6
Vogue
Southern Cafe
Alta Street
Hork
Dallus Tetus
Tussiff Huseige the Turk
Tve Fron
Dellvak
Austria
Canada
TS Minuton
Newsy
Vert
John Vert
Johnten Street
E. L. Power and Familly
Wenatla Springs
F. A. Clise
Wohlenberg Department Store
Zephyr Gingham
Kubo
McCall
Wohlenberg Dep’t
Congress
Maine
Wm. E. Hanscom
Alta St
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