Local ads plus services advertise hay horses and goods
A collage of local shop notices lists hay and Timothy hay for sale at Commercial Barn, cedar posts from Crab Creek Lumber Co, saddle horses for ladies, room and board at 62 College Street, and horse care services. Also advertised are theatre moving pictures at Pastime, lard prices at Pendleton Cash Market, rentals near Alta and College, used equipment, pasture for horses, a lost purse, a gold watch reward, and church events with character readings.
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Crab Creek Lumber Co
College Street
Nice Things About Comets State Fact From Washington Star
The Washington Star notes that comets should not be blamed for human misfortune and argues that they can be observed or discussed without triggering calls for congressional investigations. The piece frames celestial events as neutral phenomena rather than warnings or scapegoats.
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Bom
Washington Star
Marie Teresa at the Orpheum Today
Today at the Orpheum shows Marie Teresa the Spanish dancer and ar tist with vaudeville and 3000 feet of motion pictures. Admission is 10 cents, children 5 cents. Also on program The Kiss Was Mightier Than the Sword Gaumont King Cotton Edison For Her Sister's Sake Edison I Want a Girl from a Yankee Doo de Town comedy. The Way of the World and A Lesson in Christian Charity scenes from San Gabriel mission California. O'er I and Vale Gau mont Scenic.
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Orpheum
Marie Teresa
San Gabriel Mission
California
The Pastime Adds Two Big Features Friday
The Pastime presents two major films this Friday The All of the Heart Vita graph a strong dramatic heart story and The Chivalrous Stranger a comedy with a chivalry theme Also showing Seeme a wonderful marine picture and Cyclone Pete Matrimony an amusing comedy noted for clever wit and lighted scenes
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Vitagraph
Pete
Litten
Pendleton Theater Delivers Strong Last Dollar Melodrama
Pendleton theatergoers missed a rare treat as Last Dollar offered a sturdy melodrama with a large, capable cast led by Dave Higgins. Despite lukewarm attendance, the show drew warm support from those who attended, with praise for the acting and production quality.
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Pendleton
Cremon Theater
Dave Higgins
Beiltiant
Pocrett Beng
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Highlights and Local Notices
Weather reports show 43 to 68 degrees with 0.4 inches of rain. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Lester Cronin. A bankruptcy petition filed by A E Fowler of La Grande. Drunk in court named J Alexander paid a $6 fine. Mrs Sylvia Jacobson buried in Helix after death in Palinose country. remains brought to Pendleton. Local jeweler A J Schaefer gifts an eight day clock to the library. Col J H Raley and Oliver Morton fishing on Umatilla near Wenaha Springs with notable success. New storefront being installed at Henneman cigar store on Main Street. Fred Geinger ships ten calves to Central Meat Market.
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Helix
Sylvia Jacobson
Palouse
Pendleton
Wenaha
J. H. Raley
Oliver P. Morton
Umatilla
Wenaha Springs
Youth Fork
Nive
Henneman Cigar Store
Main Street
Telephone Cases Dismissed in Pilot Rock Bank Suit
Two circuit court cases by the Pilot Rock bank against Interstate Telephone company have been dismissed after satisfactory out of court adjustment. The action canceled disputes over charges and contracts, with no further court action expected.
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Pilot Rock Bank
Interstate Telephone Company
Pendleton Hosts First Christian Nurture Conference
The first Christian Nurture conference ever convened in Pendleton will meet at the Presbyterian Church this evening at eight. Sunday school workers from all parts of the county and delegates from all churches will participate.
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Pendleton
Presbyterian Church
O'Elbek
Fred Vincent Returns to Portland Press Office
Fred Vincent a well known newspaper man and son of Dr. FL W. Vincent is now located in Portland. He has spent the past years in California and is at present in charge of the Portland office of the United Press.
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Fred Vincent
Portland
FL W. Vincent
California
Chaate
United Press
Theatrical Seat Sale for St Elmo at Oregon Theatre
Manager Mitchell of the Oregon theatre announces that subscribers may secure seats tomorrow at Pendleton drug company store. Regular sale begins Saturday.
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Mitchell
Oregon Theatre
Pendleton Drug Company
Hermiston Farmer Predicts First Cutting Of Hay
Am Ro Lewie from Hermiston plans to harvest his first cutting of pifaffa next week, expecting over two tons per mere after sowing seed last year. He also reports ripe strawberries and a notably fine garden.
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Ro Lewie
Hermiston
Dr Bucone Vaughan Opens Modern Portland Dental Parlor
A Portland report says Dr Bucone Vaughan recently left Pondieton to open a new dental parlor in the city. He has established a practice demanding all his time and attention with the most modern and handsome equipment and furnishings on the Pacific coast.
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de Vaughan
Portland
Bucone Vaughan
Pondieton
Metropolis
Uri
Poelfie
Walley Walla Train Delayed by Engine Break Down
The Walla Walla Pendleton local and Pendleton Portland line were delayed this morning due to a breakdown of the engine on the Blue Mountain route. An engine from this city was sent to pull the train, arriving around 2 PM.
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Walley Walla
Walla Walla
Local Inspector Arrested in Pendleton Larceny Case
James Marmas Atlas George Hi Miown was arrested in Pendleton this morning by Acting Chief Henry Thompson. He is wanted in Walla Walla to answer larceny charges after being found with papers identifying him as an inspector for the O. R. & N. He will be taken to Walla Walla this evening.
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James Marmas
George Himiown
Pendleton
Henry Thompson
Hele
Walla Walla
Marmas
League Pennant on Display at Fraaler Nelson Beck
The pennant for the Blue Mountain baseball league champion is on display in the west side window of the Fraaler Nelson Beck company. Indications point to Pendleton or Weston as future posteasor, while the other two clubs retain their rights. The pennant was specially made for the Fraaler Nelson company for the champions.
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West Side
Fraaler-Nelson Beck Company
Blue Mountain Baseball Reague
Pendleton
Weston
Frazier- Nelson Company
Stanfield
Sloan
Civic League
Nelson
Stamfield
Miss Matterson to Leave Pendleton Library Post
Miss Matterson to depart Pendleton Free Public Library after leading since its opening a year ago. Miss Mayme Batterson, in charge, plans to stay on until Saturday during the transition.
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Miss Matterson
Mayme Batterson
Pendleton
Suga
Miss Edna Zimmerman To Lead Seattle Library Branch
Seattle announces Edna Zimmerman will oversee the main city library during a transition period and later head the Green Lake branch as it receives a new Carnegie building. No successor named yet, Miss Zimmerman has been assisting Miss Batterson.
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Seattle
Green Lake
Carnegie
Edna Zimmerman
Batterson
Twain Pranks Boarders With Wooden Turkey Joke
Mark Twain in Nevada at the Virginia City Enterprise era was teased by fellow boarders who staged a Thanksgiving joke using a turkey leg carved from painted wood. Twain, feigning earnest concentration, claimed the landlady changed her poultry dealer and then cracked the wooden leg with his knife, remarking on the turkey's tenderness in the boarding house.
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Mark Twain
Nevada
Virginia City Enterprise
Virginia
Modest Judge and Marine Law Transition
A prominent English jurist shifted from the chancery to the admiralty court unexpectedly. After a dinner with colleagues, he delivered a lengthy address spanning free trade and foreign policy, then quoted Tennyson: and may there be no meaning of the bar when I put out to sea.
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Chancery Court
Admiralty Court
England
Tennyson
Viper Diets Said to Grant Youth and Knowledge
A bizarre historical note recalls beliefs that eating snake meat offered perpetual youth and healing powers. Consuming a viper tail to cure swelling and a different snake for understanding bird languages reflects ancient pharmacopoeia lore no longer in modern beauty practice.
Judge and Lawyer Debate Time to Argue Case
A judge and a young lawyer clash over time to present arguments. The judge concedes, while the lawyer insists on five hours. The exchange ends with an ironic remark that the prisoner will take about five years to explain his guilt. Tharyper's Woon.
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Tharyper
For rent eight room house with car court ant garden
Enquire Mrs A at 3b Raley 214 W Alta Street for details on the eight room house and car rental option at this property located near Court Ant Garden Street.
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Raley
Alta Street
Baker cab stand at Hotel St George address
The East Oregonian advertises a Baker cab stand at the Hotel St George with contact phone Main 128. The note asks readers if they take the East Oregonian.
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Baker Cab Stand
Hotel St George
East Oregonian
Cherries ripening around Stanfield report early fruit
Stanfield Oregon May 4 ripe strawberries around Stanfield Hermiston and Umatilla show early season for Morrow and Umatilla counties with cherries nearly full grown and due ripe within a fort night This places northeastern Oregon on par with California in early market fruit and mirrors peaches and apricots The article notes a recent land sale at 1000 per acre and covers civic league activities banquets and local visits by Pendleton residents amid town improvement remarks
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Stanfield
Hermiston
Umatilla
Umatil
Morrow
Oregon
California
Umatilla County
Lectures On Character Building And Reading
Mrs. Ellis lectures this week at the Christian church on Character Building and Reading. With seventeen years of experience, she prepares a public reading of audience chosen people. Tomorrow night’s subject is Love and Matrimony and how to get along with your mother-in-law.
Accommodations at the hotel cited as concessions
A Chicago Tribune quote notes limited lodging quality, stating there are no real accommodations and that everything received is a concession rather than true comfort. The exchange highlights tight conditions and dissatisfaction with a first class hotel.
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Chicago Tribune
Tipples Quits Drinking After Conversation Boarded
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote says Tipples stopped drinking yesterday after someone spoke to him. The remark ponders what caused the change and suggests an external prompt led to his decision.
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Tipples
Birmingham Age-Herald
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Livengood & Co
Ladies Home Journal
Vastione Pictures
F. L
Hohbach's
Jensen Creamery
Dates
Timothy
Frank Nodo
State Astoon
Alta
College Streets
Normandy
Jersey Bread
Mahaffey
Gibbon
Albee Ore
J. A. Mishaum
Gua la Fontaine
Quelle
Rock Springs
Oregon Lumber Yard
Tutullin Ranch
Christian Church
Church Piurtonre
King Cotton
Edison
Kobppren
Newsy
Lester Cronin
Vida Johnston
United States Court
A. Ei. Fowler
la Grande
J. Alexander
FitzGerald
A. J. Schaefer
Fred Geinger
Pilot Rock
At. Wohlenberg Department Store
India
Lic
Wohlenberg
Costly Counsel
Civic Club
Ladies’ Civic League
Frank Sloan
Judg
Packard
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