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Locals notice a variety of small ads and notices including hay for sale, ice cream and buttermilk vendors, horse care services, lumber shipments, room and board, rental listings, shoe shining, a cinema banner, lost items, and job listings for berry pickers and camp grounds. Multiple businesses named with locations and phones. includes rentals, coal pricing, and a theater showing.
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F. L
Holibach's
Court St
Jenaea Creamery
Orpheum's Today Program Full of Drama and Song
The program lists Emigrants' Progress In Canada Educational Eclipse, Called to Sea drama, Gallagher drama, The Merry Widow Takes Another Partner comedy, What Might Have Been song. Senator Beveridge is described as an insurgent not an Indiana poet.
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Orpheum
Canada
Eclipse
Gallagher
Edison
Vitagraph
Senator Beveridge
Indiana
Wine Woman and Song dazzles Portland in grand revue bow
In a dozen beautiful costumes Bonita the famed $5000 beauty led the burlesque musical revue Wine, Women and Song in Portland yesterday. The show, a London New York Follies style satire lacking a plot, drew crowds with its costumes and humor, though Bonita could not sing. Lew Hearn and Claude Lightener starred, Bonnie’s Christy tableau and travesties on Three Weeks and Spring Song drew praise as the production played to capacity.
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Bonita
Portland
London
New York
Follies
de Astorbilt
Newport
R. 1
Dave Warfield
Mantell
Sullivan Donaldine
George M. Cohan
Blanch Bates
Fay Templeton
Christy
Asterbilt
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Digestion
A historical health item claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will ease sour stomach sweeten breath and boost appetite by promoting gastric juice flow. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Insurance delays slow widow's grief relief
A widow questions recovering from loss as her husband remains absent from settlement, reflecting typical delays by insurance companies in processing claims.
Pendleton News Briefs: Suit to Quit Title and Local Notices
Mrs. Helena Burton’s Webb and Thompson residence is being painted this week. A suit to quit title was filed in circuit court by Frank A. Davis against Orvil Smith and others over land at the county's east end. Marriage licenses issued to Frank Clemmons, Louis Byrd, Richard Orrison, and Myrtle Stevens. Two red North Coast Motor cars bound for Spokane passed through, originating in Pendleton and heading from Umatilla to Spokane.
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Circuit Court
Frank A. Davis
Orvil Smith
Frank Clemmons
Louis Byrd
Richard Orrison
Des Moines
Iowa
Myrtle Stevens
North Coast
Spokane
Umatilla
Survey trip by two 0 A C students in Pendleton
Will Complete Survey, Rhea Luper of Heppner and Phil Pelland of Ontario, two 0 A C students, spent last night in Pendleton, leaving this morning for the Ukiah country where they will complete a survey started last summer. They are in the employ of the government. Teaching Contract Filed. A contract for another term of school in the same district by the same teacher has been filed with County Superintendent Welles. The district is No. 4, located near the state one east of Freewater and known as the Moore district and Anne Rolansgin is the name of the teacher, Building Concrete Vault. The work of constructing a concrete Vault to receive the remains of the late William P Temple is in progress at Olney cemetery today. The funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Rhea Luper
Heppner
Phil Pelland
Ontario
Pendleton
Ukiah
Government
Welles
Freewater
Moore
Anne Rolansgin
William P. Temple
Olney
Presbyterian Church
Improved Residence on West Court Street
John Vaughen enhances his West Court Street home by laying concrete walks around the house. The property, once owned by G H Probett, is described as one of the most modern in the city.
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John Vaughen
West Court Street
G H. Probett
Wynn Buys Land Near His Ranch on McKay Creek
John M. Wynn, noted Upper McKay creek rancher, purchases the R. W. Wallcop farm for 4000 dollars. The deal adds a half section adjoining Wynn’s eastern boundary and provides an extra half mile of creek bottom for his operation.
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Wynn
John M. Wynn
McKay Creek
R. W. Wallcop
Earnhart Child Buried In Cold Springs Funeral
Harold Earnhart three weeks old, son of Mr and Mrs R O Earnhart of Cold Springs, funeral held at 1 30 this afternoon at the Methodist church. Many friends from the city and vicinity followed to Olney cemetery.
Pendleton School Board Chooses Tentative Hat of Instructors
Pendleton school board met to select a tentative teaching staff for the coming year and plan a formal election tonight. Changes in the current teaching lineup are expected as the final list is announced, with new assignments to be named for the ensuing year.
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Pendleton School Board
Woodmen Insurance Pays Death Claim in Oklahoma
J P Walker clerk of the Pendleton camp Woodmen of the World settled a death claim from the Eastern or Sovereign jurisdiction. Tim W Carrier died in Oklahoma January 6 and $1000 became payable to Hubert R Carrier. The amount was paid today to Jennie Carrier guardian of the beneficiary.
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Woodmen Insurance
J. P. Walker
Pendleton Camp
Enstern
Soverlyn
Tim W. Carrier
Oklahoma
Hubert R. Carrier
Jennie Carrier
Improving Olney Cemetery Due to Memorial Day Drive
Councilman Dyer heads cemetery committee to restore Olney cemetery ahead of Memorial Day. Residents are urged to subscribe to water for the coming season at $4 regardless of start date and to improve their lots. The city will clean streets and avenues within the burial ground by May 30, and lot owners should maintain them.
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Olney Cemetery
Dyer
Olney
Speeding Fine In Pendleton Case
R H MacWhorter faced a police court plea for speeding after two trips from depot to Hotel Pendleton to seize a suit case of R N Stanfield. He posted 25 bail, then 10 was retained by Judge FitzGerald after admitting guilty to speeding.
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R. H. MacWhorter
Barney Oldfield
Main Street
R. N. Stanfield
MacWhorter
Hotel
Pendleton
Stanfield
FitzGerald
M A Rader Honored by Damon Lodge Knights of Pythias
At Damon lodge No 4 meeting M A Rader, past chancellor, received a handsome K P watch charm from J B Gwinn. G W Coutts was elected grand representative to fill the vacancy left by Rader’s departure, with R E Tarbet as alternate. Other delegation members named include Dan P Smythe E B Aldrich and J H Estes.
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Damon Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
M. A. Rader
Damon Lodge
P. Wateh
Pythiana
J. B. Gwinn
G. W. Coutts
Rader
R. E. Tarbet
Ineal
Grand Lodge
Dan P. Smythe
E. B. Aldrich
J. H. Estes
Rubber boom riches sweep London bankers to police
London reports the rubber market fuels rapid fortunes across classes from royalty to police. A Broad Street stock firm allegedly earned 500000 dollars in six months, a financier cleared 870000 by buying 60000 shares at 28 and selling at 60s. A borrower offered rubber estate deeds for a 2500 loan and fled. the lender later sold estates for 1600000 profit. A man receiving 25000 pounds bequest followed broker advice to invest in rubber and made 325000, now in Consols.
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London
Broad Street
No title present about rubber fortunes in London towns
An incomplete excerpt notes a widow’s income rising to 600000 annually and mentions many London towns with 20 to 20 families gaining modest fortunes from rubber, reflecting historical wealth patterns.
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London
Pendleton to Spokane Rail Service Highlighted
Northern Pacific Railway promotes its Pendleton to Spokane route with a 2 p.m. departure and 11 30 p.m. arrival, urging travelers to try the service. Depot at Main and Webb streets. Also notes a tonic claim for Chamberlain tablets curing liver and bowel troubles and sold by dealers.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Pendleton
Spokane
Main and
Webb Streets
Chamberlain
Notice T C Snyder Buys Vaughn Finch Sprayer
Notice T C Snyder has bought the Vaughn Finch tree spraying machine and is able to do all kinds of spraying. Phone Red 3813.
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T. C. Snyder
Revive Use of Guillotine in Swiss Murder Case
Lucerne authorities uncover a disguised guillotine to execute Matthias Muff, seeking an executioner. If found, Fribourg may request the same device for a murderer named Mallard. No capital punishment in Switzerland for 12 years. Also a comic exchange about a man who shot himself after a rejected suitor.
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Lucerne
Switzerland
Matthias Muff
Fribourg
Mallard
Foley Kidney Pill Promoted as Urinary Remedy
Foley Kidney Pill is advertised as antiseptic tonic and restorative for urinary irregularities. The ad urges refusing substitutes and prompts Koeppen Brothers to read the Want ads for details.
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Foley
Koeppen Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.E. Livengood & Co
Ladies Home Journal
Crab Creck Lumber Co
Crab Creek Lumber Co
College Street
North Side
Frank Nodo
Pendinton
Vane Eton
Workingmen's Clothing Company
Howuse
Alta
College Streets
Gus la Fontaine
East Oregonian
Bast
Oregonian
Rock Springs
Oregon Lumber Yard
Milton Fruit Growers’ Union
Fabrica
Koeppen
Newsy
Heléna Burton
Webb and
Thompson Streets
Oxford
Wohlenberg Dep’t Store
Fast End
Weston
Kirschbaum
Cahn-Block
Hackett-Carhart
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
Packard
COR. Webb and Main
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