Library Notes New Books Ready for Issue Saturday Morning
Public library children’s room will open after 10 o’clock Saturday with a long list of new titles across subjects including Fairy Tales Geography History Fiction and more. Notable items include Pinocchio Rose in Bloom The Japanese Twins Otis building an Airship and Stickeen the Story of a Dog among others.
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Public Library
Cox
Grover
Post
Holland
Lansing
Dopp
Morley
Youngs
Northland
Bailey
Duncan
Sage
Europe
Asia
Africa
North
South America
Alcott
Eggleston
Signal Boys
Ingersol
Inman
Otis
Antoine
Oregon
Silver Fox Farm
Lounsberry
Frank
Bessie
Muir
Stickeen
Perkins
Pyle
Otto
Quirk
Baby Elton
Quarterback
Rankin
Girls of Gardenville Tomlinson The Young Minuet Man of 1812
A brief feature on the Gardenville stage listing Tomlinson and the young minuet dancer linked to 1812 era performances. The item highlights local entertainment and early American dance styles with names tied to the troupe and event context.
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Girls of
Gardenville
Tomlinson
Why the World Laugha Chinese Tale Moral
A Chinese magistrate’s subordinate fabricates a tale of a faulty trellis to explain his bruises. The magistrate sees through the lie and blames his wife, denouncing women as vampires. His wife then appears with a broom as the trellis allegedly falls, prompting a sudden retreat.
South American tiger cat skins compared with North American wildcats
An importer received tiger cat skins from Paraguay and Argentina and placed them beside North American wildcat skins. The South American fur shows small round black spots on grayish white fur, unlike the red North American fur. South American skins dress well and make good robes and rugs.
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Paraguay
Argentine Republic
Corkage Improves With Age Quote Shared By Atlanta Journal
A brief quotation notes that liquor matures beneficially when kept corked longer, attributed to the Atlanta Journal. The line underscores a witty view on aging spirits and corkage.
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Atlanta Journal
Association Offers Profit Potential for Partners
A business notice describes a profit opportunity through an alliance, inviting interested firms to explore mutually beneficial arrangements. Details emphasize partnership benefits, shared growth, and authorized contact points for inquiries.
Pendleton Newsy Notes Couple to Wed
A marriage license was issued today to Burton Roy Andrus of Range Grant County and Mary Carolina McKenzie of Ukiah. Meanwhile local wheat quotes rise to 74 cents. the market shows little activity. Civic Club postpones tomorrow’s meeting for a week due to a track and field meet tomorrow afternoon at Pendleton. Baker High plans strong showing at the Eastern Oregon Interscholastic Track Meet. Democrat says they’ll acquit themselves creditably. Water case Dilling Ditch Co adjourned until Monday after four days of hearings with Commissioner Cochran presiding. A. T. Mathews of Pendleton received a $50 fire loss insured check for hay destroyed in Weston.
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South Em
Burton Roy Andrus
Range, Grant Co
Mary Carolina McKenzie
Ukiah
Baker Boys
Pendleton
Democrat
Baker Democrat
The
Dilling Ditch Co
Cochran
A. T. Mathews
Weston
Heard & Folsom
Road cut to be opened after macadamizing work
The opening of the road cut is contingent on completing macadamizing the through road. Until the pavement is finished, the passage will remain closed to traffic.
Boise and Pendleton Prep Game Shifts to Morning Start
In eastern Oregon, the Saturday track meet prompts a 10:30 AM start for the Boise vs Pendleton game. Manager McKune likely starts Ashenfelter in the early tilt.
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Oregon
Boise
Pendleton
McKune
Ashenfelter
Has Fingers Badly Mashed In Plumbing Accident
George Phelps son of Mr and Mrs DD Phelps works at his father's plumbing shop. He sustained a severe hand injury while moving a radiator. The radiator fell on his hand mashing four fingers and required several stitches to close the wounds.
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George Phelps
DD. Phelps
City Lots Sold in Pendleton Reservation Addition
Mary J. McCormmach Minnie J. Brown and Gideon Brown William H. McCormmach and wife sell lots 18 and 14 block 1 Reservation addition Pendleton to Henry Kopitzke and Earl Gillanders for 1000 dollars. The lots lie at the southeast corner of Garden and Bluff streets.
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Mary J. McCormmach
Minnie J. Brown
Gideon Brown
William H. McCormmach
Henry Kopitzke
Earl Gillanders
Pendleton
Garden
Bluff Streets
No Frontier Show At Seattle This Year
The Critic Seattle notes no wild west show will occur in Seattle this year. It also reports Tacoma humane society activity implies a frontier show tied to the Montamara Festival would be as tame as a milking contest.
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Seattle
Seatle
Humane Society
Tacoma
Montamara
Suspects Held for Robbery and Business Firm Formed
Suspects Frank Miller and Henry Geers were arrested by Day Police Sergeant Boecker on a Pendleton house robbery charge. Miller had an opera glass comb mirror and purse. Geers a gold ring and a $2.50 gold piece. Warrants total nearly $100 for coyote scalps. sixty five pelts counted from county. O H Thomas of Hermiston turned in ten but they were refused. Pendleton Manufacturing Company Incorporation completed with $256,000 capital, W F Matlock and others as incorporators, to take over Pendleton Iron Works and produce patented articles including the Spencer header.
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Frank Miller
Henry Geers
Boecker
Pendleton
Miller
Greers
Willilla Walla
Salling
Anderson Shippentower
William Barnhart
O. H. Thomas
Hermiston
Pendleton Manufacturing Company
W. F. Matlock
W. M. Peterson
M. I. Akers
L Swagegart
Athens
Pendleton Iron Works
Messrs Moyers and Stock
Boles Adds Spokane Trio as Boise Club Strengthens
Boise manager Gimlin buys Johnston and Pappa from St Marys College tied to Spokane and reclaims Blausser from Keokuk for 50 dollars. Johnston, a southpaw, may play today against Berger and the new acquisitions are set to bolster the Boise lineup. In another note, the first car passed through Wild Horse cut this afternoon driven by Judge J W Maloney after a year of work with assistant engineer H Martin.
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Boles
Gimlin
Boise
Johnston
Pappa
St. Mary's College
Spokane
Berger
Gimilin
Blausser
Farrell
Keokuk
Iowa
Boise Club
Wild Horse
J. W. Maloney
Martin
Purse snatchers fined after guilty plea
Benjamin Harris and Richard Roe, two young men, pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace Joel H. Parkes for snatching a purse from Mrs Gus Byers. Each was fined 36 dollars and, lacking funds, will serve fifteen additional days in jail.
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Benjamin Harris
Richard Roe
Gus Byers
Justice of the Peace
Joel H. Parkes
Officers Celebrate 15th Manila Bay Battle Reunion
Twenty one survivors of Admiral Dewey's Manila Bay action gathered in Washington for the Society of Manila Bay annual reunion and banquet marking the fifteenth anniversary. Among attendees was Rear Admiral Asa Walker, commander of the cruiser Concord, the sole survivor from Dewey's fleet.
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Washington
George Dewey
Manila Bay
The
Society of
Asa Walker
Concord
Dewey
Christianity in Japan Census Totals Revealed
An official 1911 census of Christians in Japan is summarized. Totals show Roman Catholic 69,081. Greek 14,749. Anglican 15,000. Presbyterian 11,441. Congregationalist 16,125. Methodist 11,763. Baptist 4,191. other sects 12,240. total 156,81 living church.
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Japan
Not Disgraceful Quote Provokes Reader Debate
A Detroit Free Press quote cites a reader saying they avoid associating with a man who served prison time for an offense involving a million dollars or more, arguing the act was not truly disgraceful. The remark reflects attitudes toward crime and public perception in the period.
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Detroit Pree Press
Thomas Hough Steps In As Undertaker For Mary Macy
Thomas Hough assumes the role of undertaker for the Mary Macy property, stepping into duties and responsibilities associated with the arrangement.
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Thomas Hough
Mary Macy
Businessman to Start New Venture in Union City
Union City Indiana reports a businessman planning to establish a new enterprise. He brings a well equipped outfit and hopes for success in his local venture. Details on the exact nature of the business are not provided, but the community anticipates employment and economic activity from the venture.
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Erty
Union City
Ind
Kugle
Coming Trust Activity Keeps Fee Cuts Delayed
The fee trust plans smaller cuts this winter but intends substantial reductions this summer, signaling a shift in financial strategy and cost management.
Prospects for Son-in-Law Questionled by Mr Cumrox
The Washington Star quotes Mr Cumrox answering a question about his son-in-law’s prospects. He says yes, and, knowing the mother and the girls, he believes the son-in-law has lively prospects, though he won’t push him by talking about it.
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Mr. Cumrox
Washington Star
East Oregonian Seeks Old Rags for Reuse
The East Oregonian invites the public to bring or mail their old cloth rags to the office. Rags should be large and clean and delivered at the earliest convenience.
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East Oregonian
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