Local Ads Offer Coal, Services and Goods in Nyssa Area
Locals announce coal from Burroughs and easy ordering at Main 6. Ice cream at Hochbach’s and Pastime pictures claim top theatre status. Commercial Barn offers oats hay and horse care. New bicycle store next to Long Bros auto. Furnished rooms, horse care, and laundry services listed. Also offers orchard investment, desert land sale, and a lost muff with reward offer.
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Timothy
Burroughs
Long Bros
Chas Rayburn
South Main Street
Vogue
Nyssa
United Orchestra
R. W Fletcher
Mar
Alta Street
Walters
J. M. Bentley
BH. P. Tulloch
R. & Jackson
Echo
Oregon
Noted Pianist Returning from London Tour
Miss Augusty Gottlow the American pianist returns to America after a successful London tour. Critics praised her recitals in London where she earned appreciative notices. She recently performed at a musicale given by Mrs Ronaldo, a leader in the American colony in London.
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London
Augusty Gottlow
America
Miss Gottlow
Ronaldo
Dem leaders weigh Champ Clark plan for a younger House
Democrats including Champ Clark discuss shaping the next House of Representatives toward younger leadership. The aim is to align the chamber with newer energy, though specifics on outcomes or concrete steps remain unclear.
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Champ Clark
Piette Certiin
Orpheum Today Show Program At The Picture Show
The Orpheum offers a daily program including Marriage In Haste The Sunny South of France The Hand Bold The Horseshoe For the King Song Someone I Know and You Know Too with three thousand feet of motion pictures per show. Shows run 1 30 to 10 30 p m admission 10 cents. Pastime Friday features three 1000 ft films The Love of Lady Irma The Arrest of the Duchess de Berry and The Robber Baron.
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Orpheum
France
Pathe
Irma
Duchess de Berry
Jim d'Art
Old England
The Alaska musical comedy inspires snowballing crowd stunt
A new musical comedy titled The Alaska promises innovation for local amusement seekers. The show features a novel snowballing number where the audience pelts Hequimo girls with fluffy missile replicas, all during a one night engagement at the Oregon theater on Friday April 15, with seat sales starting Thursday at 10 a.m.
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Oregon Theater
Frisco Tins Costly Fire on Mission Street
San Francisco fire last night destroyed a row of five frame stores on Mission Street causing about thirty five thousand dollars in damages. Mrs Sallie Pratt hearty died attempting to rescue her pet canary. she was saved by firemen.
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San Francisco
Calif
Ttna
Mission Street
Sallie Pratt
Canary
Debutantes Wilfing to Perform at Waldorf Carnival
New York on March 20 announces the Italian Carnival at the Waldorf Astoria this evening to benefit Stony World Sanitarium. A society committee of prominent girls will present a carnival scene with a Neapolitan troupe and a royal verps de ballet.
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New York
the Waldorf, Astoria
Stony World Sanitarium
Royal Verps de Ballet
Attache from German Embassy Arrives in New York
Count Renaud von Pourtales arrived in New York today as the newly appointed attache of the German embassy aboard the George Washington. The ceremony marked his first duties in the post amid formal introductions to officials and briefings on the diplomatic mission.
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Tormman
New York
Mar
Dayton Votes Dry Again in Narrow Margin
Dayton voters upheld the dry ordinance for two more years despite a slim majority. The March 20 tally favored prohibition by seventeen votes after a close poll on saloons in Dayton, Ohio.
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Dayton
Waal
Mar
Nyssa Nyssa Improvement Company Inquiry
Nyssa Nyssa Improvement Company seeks details on municipal or regulatory steps, obligations, and potential funding or partnership options. The request aims to clarify governance, project scope, and timelines affecting local development plans and public works.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Weather and Delays
The Pendleton notes report a 37 to 66 degree temperature range, a birth of a son to Conductor Norris, and a postponed Current Literature Club meeting at Mrs C J Smith. Oregon Short Line washouts cause irregular eastbound and westbound trains, with No 7 and other trains experiencing delays and a late mail delivery resuming as a second section through Huntington.
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C. J. Smith
Huntington
Railroad Officials Visit From Oregon and Washington
A party of railroad officials from the Oregon and Washington divisions of the O R N were in the city last evening. Notable attendees included William Connolly superintendent of the Washington division J H Robb division engineer of the Washington division E F Lonergan division engineer of the Oregon division and Co M Ladd assistant division engineer of the Oregon division.
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Oregon and
Washington
City
William Connolly
J. H. Robb
E. F. Lonergan
Oregon
Co. M. Ladd
New Front Planned for Main Street Room in Tacoma
Jacob Retz of Tacoma owner of much Main street property has been in town since yesterday. Mr Bote plans a new front in the vacant Main street room, formerly the shooting gallery, with a modern facade and eventual occupancy. Two parties seek to secure the room from Mr Betz.
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Jacob Retz
Tacoma
Main Street
Bote
Betz
Fishing Season Opens Tomorrow Amid High Water
Fishing season starts with plans for trips to McKay and Hirch creeks as water remains high. Sundmay is expected to see a general exodus of leosen to three streams while the river stays too high. Only 170 licenses issued so far. total licenses from last season were higher.
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McKay
Hirch
Sundmay
Leon Mighers
Walla Walla Couple Marries in Pendleton Church
Miss Sylvia Pauline Esten and Jack Peak Hoben, a Walla Walla pair known locally, married today at Doon Catholic Church in Pendleton after eloping from wedding preparations. They were joined by the bride’s brother Roxy Estes and Miss Amy Cavanaugh. The couple will honeymoon in Portland and San Francisco. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Bates. the groom works for Kerr Gifford grain.
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Walla Walla
Sylvia Pauline Esten
Jack Peak Hoben
Garden City
Pendleton
Doon
Roxy Estes
Amy Cavanaugh
Portland
Wil
San Francisco
J. W. Bates
Kerr-Gifford Grain Company
Wood for Pencils In Demand as Forest Test Begins
New York reports cedar shortages push pencil makers to seek substitutes. The Forest Service will test woods including Rocky Mountain red cedar, alligator juniper, western juniper, redwood, incense cedar, western cedar, Port Orchard cedar, and Alaska cypress. Samples from national forests will be sent to four manufacturers to record results and judge wood fitness for pencil production.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Forest Service
Ta- Henan
Port Orchard
Alaska
Tatoo
Macanoficturers
Sasgistine
Harvard Prodigy Sidis Promotes Fast Venus Flight
Boston youngster William Sidis claims an aerial voyage to Venus could be completed in 20 minutes. He proposes attaching radium to an air ship atom to harness alpha rays for propulsion. Sidis says the concept is mathematically solved, awaiting practical implementation.
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Boston
Mixes
William Sidis
Harvard
Venus
Sidis
Sidis Saya
Brute Arrested After Family Washing Scene
Kansas City report describes a farmer accused of cruelty by his wife Mrs Charles Deal near Dodson. Constable Sam Lowe found the husband at the farm doing a two weeks washing and caring for children, denying abuse while claiming heavy farming duties and household chores. He was taken into custody amid mixed sympathy.
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Kansas City
Charles Deal
Reaiding
Dodson
Lowe
Deal Farm
Meat Club System Urged to Fight High Living Costs
The government backed cookbook promotes a "meat club" plan where members supply a slaughtered animal in turns. It argues meat supports health, notes cheaper cuts can be nutritious, and endorses flesh foods as a normal diet in fighting rising living costs.
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Washington
Uncle Sim
Hoursewves
Uncle Sam
Ita
Laidlaw Develops Slogan For Town Stationery Ads
Laidlaw Oregon adopts slogan D ADTO C LAIDLAW U Auto C Laidlaw for all league and business stationery and ads. The publicity committee will publish in Portland and Spokane papers and raise funds for advertising. The league aims to attract new enterprises including a creamery cheese factory and a feed mill to Laidlaw.
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Laidlaw
U-Auto-C
Laidlaw Development League
League
Publity Committee
Portland
Spokane
Ringling Bros to Winter in Albany Oregon
Albany will host Ringling Bros circus operations next winter with the elder Ringling son purchasing a local car and a 300 acre Froman farm near the town. Reports claim Hagenbeck and Wallace will also winter in Albany and use the Froman farm as a training ground for the circus.
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Albany
Ore
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Ringling Brothers
Barrett Brow
Hoe
Thomas Fromin
Southern Pacific
Lyon Street
Hagenback & Wallace
Froman Farm
Ningling Circus
Count Bon t Would Wed Leopold's Widow
Paris Bont de Castellane divorced husband of Annan Gould, former Princess de Sagan and now Duchess de Talleyrand, offered to marry Baroness Vaughn widow of the late king Leopold of Belgium. He was rejected and society notes the matrimonial market is dull with Ronit up for re election to the chamber of deputies.
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Paris
Bont de Castellane
Annan Gould
Princess de Sagan
Duchess de Talleyrand
Mary Baroness Vaughn
Leopold
Belgium
Bont
Count Bon
Voltte de Castelline
Ronit
Chamber of Deputies
Amt
Thanks for help during illness and bereavement
I extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for their assistance during the illness and passing of my wife J P Barl. Your kindness and support are deeply appreciated in this difficult time.
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J.P. Barl
Fini sure we're going to tike the enmitgieter
A fragmentary Detroit Free Press snippet shows a quoted speaker promising action and another person noting a lack of objections. The readable text captures a conversational moment without clear names, dates, or explicit events.
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Fini
Detroit
Free Press
Bataille Objects to Puritan Critics in New Dramas
French dramatist Henri Bataille sells two plays to Charles Frohman with English-language version approval by Bataille. The Scandal and The Foolish Virgin are to be produced in New York next winter. The Foolish Virgin has been a Paris season hit.
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Parle
Henri Bataille
Charles Frohmin
Bataille
Frohman
New York
Paris
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Ad Promises Relief
An old advertisement urges relief from hoarseness tickling throat and nighttime cough using Chamberlains Cough Remedy sold by all dealers. It highlights morning mucus and general satisfaction with the remedy. The phrasing mirrors period advertising style and emphasizes consumer convenience.
Hermiston School Seeks Addition Contract 1910
Notice to contractors from Hermiston Oregon district No. 14 invites sealed proposals by April 14 1910 for furnishing materials and erecting an addition to the present school building plans by EF Howard architect. Keep building intact except roof and iron heating pipes. A 5 percent bid bond required with bidder selected or bond to guarantee performance. Right to reject bids reserved.
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Board of
Hermiston
Oregon
EF. Howard
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F. E. Livengood
Ladies Home Journal
Hochbach's
Court
City Dye Works
Hays
Finney
The
Nyssa Nyssa Improvement Company
Koeppens
Newsy
Official Weather Report
Norris
C. H. Norris
Brute
New Town
Mingling Bros
Count Bont
Wohlenberg Dep’t
Pendleton Roller Mills
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