Local ads showcase shops and upcoming events in Pendleton
A crowded collage of storefront notices, sales prompts, and event teasers. Murphy's promotes framing and wallpapers while Cleaver Bros and others push spring goods Dry Goods and hardware firms tout new stock and branded products The Fraser hosts comedians and a plan for a theater show. teachers exam set for April 10 and 11 Pendleton real estate listings include two four and six room houses near Main Street Crowner & Son expand trucking and storage services
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Milwaukee
Rite Aaloun
Callat
Bharp’s
Dar Pheipa
Behwars & Greulich
Sto Il P.m
Goedecks & Kirkman
Hl. C. Gueromy
Court Street
Haat
East Oregonian
J. Clove
Giedocks & Kirkan Palace of Sweets
Opera House
Vitus Crean
New Waal
Cleaver Bros. Dry Iide Oy
Harter
Tallman & Oy
Harnlwood
Hinekemith
KB. L
Senith
Stoiti's
Canton Gang
Kody Emith
Columbin
Herkeley
Daniel Sully
Frazer
Thavelay
HH. M. Sloan
Blue Rocks
Main Street
Enthusiasm High as Athena Bates Whitman in Opener
The 1901 Athens baseball season opened with Athena defeating Whitman College of Walla Walla in a pitching duel. Deliberate fielding by Whitman was offset by Athena’s strong hitting and battery work of Sautders and Hewland. The large crowd praised both teams as Whitman’s players conducted themselves well despite the loss.
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Athena
Athens
Whitewa College Sam
Walla Walla
Jowis
Whitman
Sautders
Hewland
Superion
Ahi
Dell'e Grand
Brown
Encom
Witland
Dell
Waitwan
Pendleton Social Notes and Movements Across Town
James H. Haley expects to be home from Colorado in ten days. Col. ED Boyd departed Friday for Portland to stay until Monday. J. F. Bathelder of Portland to visit Pembeton today. one will leave for hate tonight. F. J. Round recovered from a grip illness. Dr. J. Stouth reports sickness among Moses Tribble Charles Taylor Mere Henry Taylor Rov Cearne BK Varny, Baptist Missionary official, leaving for Pendleton. Mew. C. A. Eppinger travels to Portland then Astoria to visit relatives. Julia Downey at St Joseph's Academy ill with smallpox. C. O. Stockslayer of Belew, associate justice of Idaho supreme court, in Pendleton. returns to Lawiton for Monday start. R B Stanfield in Pendleton from Buttercreek, riding home on Sandy morning. A mishap near cattle pens injures a man. iron tool causes distress. Heppner Times notes Mere & K. Minbop in Bakersfield and California. Mrs Bishop seeks missing items for property, then departs for new home. Mins Eisie Avers and Viora Hart of Mt. to Pendleton and Iliuda.
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James H. Haley
Colorado
Col
ED. Boyd
Portland
J. F. Batehelder
Pembeton
F. J. Round
J. Stouth
Moses Tribble
Charles Taylor
Mere
Henry Taylor
Cearne BK. Varny
The
Baptist Missionary Couinty
Pendleton
Hae
Milton
Lin
Mew
C. A. Eppinger
Firetide
Frank Vaughan
Astoria
Wbaeut
Lawipton
R.B. Stanfield
Buttercreek
Robert N
Fragmented ecclesial schedule and notices fragment
An OCR fragment shows a church schedule and notices with unclear names and times. It mentions Congregational church, St. Mare, Sunday worship at 10:80 a m likely in error, with additional notes about services and individuals not clearly readable.
Sanders Seeks Booth for Monopolies Fight in Portland Visit
Marry Sanders, involved with Portland commercial interests, traveled to Pendleton and Baker City to press for a boycott of rival shops and push an aviation-related commercial association plan. He warned of decisive action if his demands are not met, and discussed legal avenues with J Robinson to back the move.
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Marry Sanders
Locat
Harry Sander
Aytaline Boothlack Atan Monopolies
Portland
Pendleton
Penlleton
Aupaneta Bootblack
J. ¥. Robinon
Eure Mercial
Sanders
Robinson
Powill
San Kraneldeo
Mr. Sauter
Wool market report hints at steady prices and limited sales
The text notes a fair price for AVATAge quality wool around 10 cents per pound, with Maine value discussed and some advance contracts avoided. Western markets firmed, and lambing and shearing plans appear delayed, while overall wool volume remains low and inelastic.
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Maine
Apa
Uanattly
Protectionists Win in Melbourne Federal Races
Early returns from the federal elections show a strong protectionist majority forming in Melbourne though totals are incomplete. The result signals a shift in policy stance as parties tally votes and factions await final counts.
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Melbourne
Holy Week Services Announced by Redeemer Pine Church
The Church of the Redeemer Pine publishes the Holy Week schedule with Holy Communion at morning service, baptism for children, morning prayer, and evening sermons. Special Good Friday 3 PM services and revival meetings at the Baptist church are also listed with invitations to all.
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Church of the Redeemer
Pala
Sans Day School
Lla. Im
Womlay
Banday
The
Baptist Church
Government proposal aims to revive cavalry horse use
The text notes a proposal by Loimea Herint to Welizing that the government of the United States create 40d ethne governments for cavalry parpone. Horses are described as becoming valuable again amid a market downturn and shifting military needs.
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A. Kuppe
Vanmant Riew
Pinto
Uscatilla
Herint
Mystery Academic Talk Cancelled by Misread Schedule
A garbled notice lists a meeting titled FogusAS Meeting on Thursday March 28 with names like Gerald and Thomas Thompson, Kiks Kloet Omleory, Yond Lewy feel, and Dr KE A Vaughan. unclear roles and event details.
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Kiks Kloet
Leetend
Emieurs Weite Fogusas
Thurelay
Thouray
Gerald
Thomas Thompson
Dr. KE
A. Vaughan
Kawpa van
Jigside Gard
Freight Rate Cuts Announced on Eastern Shipments
The Great Northern issues a circular detailing a radical freight redaction effective April 1 for shipments from Spokane to St. Paul and Chicago. New rates reduce transport costs per car, with the plan to boost sales of grain and cattle to better markets.
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Great Northern
Ani Ia
Spokane
St. Paul
Chicago
Mastern Terminalia
Citwage
Forsee
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Ast
Credonvany
L. A. Parkhornt
C.J. Crowner
C. D. Crowner
Crowner & Son
van Oredall & Rose
Alysander & Hexter
Koeppen
Fiege
EE. Keith Co
Edwin Clapp
Cleaver Bros
Practical Boot and Shoe Men
Oregon
Stationery
Taliman Co., Ba Oudkis
RED Hot Gama
Gall
Ryan
Lewis
A. Haverbach
Twin
Seyond
Greenstraje
Rigehy
Eleft
Taal
C. Havertmeh
Johnson
Penland
Sanniers
Baew
Kountes Secon
Willard
Gi. Krown
Mel
Willaby
Francis
Ga Whittian
Dinpire
G. A. Oeburn
Heppner Times
Mere & K
Minbop
Bakerefield
Keryculty
California
Tial
Mr. Bishop
Hali
Whyteh
Woll
Hepipner
Bat
St. Mare
Beaties Tyler
Janek Lveetti
Ek Harte
Pendleton Shoe Company
Hansford & Co
Epworth
Phene Sharsi Puaday Burnett
Ohlone Church
Helix Wit
Glasswear
Owl Tea House
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Atihia
Sidere Lede
Peter
Peery
Koeppen’s
Columbia Lodging House
SEWLY
Center
Blouk Bet
Alta & Weee Sds
Schempp
Ateas Ayana
ST. Joe Store
Laicien
E. Ms. Lyons & CO
Peters
Efrain le
Val Pices
Iguaranteed
Kennett & Tarbet
Pole Beer Building
Urnevart
Call Morteess
Laatz Bros
Locust Hill
Rabbitry
Belem
Guy W. Wade
Pendleton, Oregon
Farmers Custom Mill
Walters
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