Local ads blend services from Lane & Son to meat markets
A clutter of local notices lists Lane & Son offerings on algan and wallpaper, coal from Dutch Henry, fresh meat from Conrad Platzocher, and various rentals. Also mentions Orpheum pictures, barber and hardware notices, barters, timber land sales, and a dogged mix of shops across Pendleton Oregon with contact phones and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Henry
United Orchestra
Lane & Son
Penland Bros. Transfer Co
Main St
W. B
Rock Springs
Sanitary Plumbing
E. Court Stret
Alex Burt
Reynolds’ Automatic Harvester
Pendleton Iron Works
Marion Jack
C. Hittner
Pendleton
T. Anderson
Enterprise
Oregon
Pendleton Seeks Longer Daylight in New Plan
Citizens face a plan to extend daylight with a one hour daily gain, reducing daily tasks and lighting needs. Advocates include city leaders and opponents fear cost or timing, while petitions circulate to pressure council and county votes. Public sentiment remains mixed as officials weigh the proposal.
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Cohen
Pendleton welcomes visiting notables and locals
W H Dial of Baker visits Pendleton while Rev James Callison rides in from Helix. Portland guest D C Cummings stays at Pendleton, and Art Berriam from Umatilla arrives from the railroad town. Numerous other residents and travelers including Homer Watts from Athe nia, Mrs W A Stockman from Stanton, J H W Hyland from Heppner, J Edgar of Union, May Seller of Echo, W R Walpole of Ir rigan, and Mrs A J Picard from Boise are noted. Conductor Patten resumes Walla Walla runs. James Welton, Buckley, and Jack O Neill are also listed among arrivals and activities. Dr J R Sponogie returns from Seattle after estate duties.
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James Callison
Helix
Gibson
Pilot Rock
D.C. Cummings
Portland
Pendleton
Art Berriam
Umatilla
Homer Tf. Watts
Athenia
W. A. Stockman
Stanton Station
Army enlistment rise but officers forecast small net gain
Washington March 20 Recruiting officers report many enlistments since the Texan border demonstration but predict only a small increase overall. They cite that over the past four years only about 4 percent of applicants were accepted into military service.
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Wahington
Som
At the Picture Shows Orphen and Penliiten’s faveria
A chaotic program page lists films and acts including Tila When the Tiel Wana and a Viterragh life portrayal. It mentions Teen the wonderful Scorche tuin performing with NUP ph pelipt and various acts, songs, and comedy. Several titles and performers appear with unclear wording.
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Orphen
Penliiten
Tila
Vale
Botn
Monty
The Thivenne ra 8elle and Getting Even
A jumbled survey of titles and notices describes an upcoming silent film season with a late restoration of A Tale of Two Cities and a comedy The Getting Even. It notes a proprietor paying a fee and a theatrical lineup including a noir future screening.
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Prilay
Alubin
The Mero Complainer Wastes Breath But the Kicker Connects
A sports brief notes a player who dominates with decisive kicking after a noisy complaint from a rival. The kicker’s accurate strike shifts momentum, completing a comeback for the home team in a tense matchup.
Editor Kohlsaat Says He Will Not Betray Confidence
Chicago March 2 0—H. H. Kohlsaat editor of the Record-Herald declares threats of ruin will not frighten him. He refuses to name his informant about a $100,000 fund raised by interests to elect Lorimer and says he will not betray confidence as investigation seeks the source. The committee demanded the informant's identity by tonight.
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Chicago
Lorimer
H. H. Kohlsaat
Chicago Record Herald
Wife of Mining Man Granted Divorce in Seattle
Mrs Thomas Lloyd wife of a mining engineer who owns $10 thousand in Nevada and Alaska mines has been granted a divorce for desertion and non support. She receives half the property and says her husband left her at Fairbanks and she was forced to work to raise money to leave the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Nevada
Alaska
Thomas Lloyd
McKinley
Cook
Fairbanks
Retired minister faces prison sentence in recall election
Rev. E. B. Sutton a retired Presbyterian minister in Seattle faces a penitentiary sentence for neglecting duties as registration clerk in the recall election. He registered for a sick woman and changed another name that had been registered wrongly. He was convicted and is out pending sentence. Read the want ads today.
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Seattle
Wash
E. B. Sutton
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Women’s and Children’s Store
Ladies Home Journal
Algan
Hermiston
Judd
F. EB. Judd
Deviifi
Joe Sullivan
Orpheum
Inquire
Johnson Street
East Court
Ralph Howland
Charles J. Ferguson
Snyder
Perkins Ave
Mill Street
Bartes Saute
Berlin
Wade
Eve
Ftovyal Togey
Pione
Faroe
Sige & Exilitios
Mre
Koos Canpholi
Jane Tat
Advdienne
J. tLurvint
Penderlen
Crab Creek Lunder Co
Weat
Alta Street
Farmers Meat Co
Conrad Platzocher
EB. Court Street
Lee Teutech
Snyder Music Co
Swith
Haviland
China
Kobappens
W. H. Dial
Baker
City
J. H W. Hyland
Heppner
Morrow County
J. Edgar of
Union
W. R. Walpole
A. J. Picard
Hotel
St. George
Boise, Idaho
William Ferguson
Athens
Jodny
Mra
W. M. Blakely
Blakely
Fastland
Frank Rogers
Joe Blakely
Neho
Henry Koplitke
Wood
Tee Min
West End
Charles F. Washburn
Huntington
Bowman Hotel
R. Trevallen
Weston
Patten
Here
Walla Walla
Spokane
F. Welson
Athena
Umatilla County Bar Association
A. Buckley
Oregon-Washington Company
la Grande
Jack O'Neill
Co.w. R. & N. Company
J. R. Sponogie
Wohlenbergs Department Store
Pacific
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Record-Herald
Walsh
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