Yankee Doodle Dandy Tournament Entrants Noted
A group of ballet girls participates in the Yankee Doodle Dandy Tournament. Among them is Pen Digiton’s daughter, noted for her participation in the event.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1908
Page
6
Sells Floto Circus Arrives Pendleton with Parade and Two Shows
Pendleton welcomes the Sells-Floto circus led by W K Roddy with two advertising cars and grand car No 3 carrying $25,000 in banners and props. Waddell rode an elephant to town and won a $200 wager. A conference with H H Tammen and Warren J Lynch explores a potential European tour. Street parade Saturday May 30 at 10:50 am. performances at 2 and 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
W. K. Roddy
Echo
H. H. Tammen
Frank Robertson
W. W. Parmlee
Doc Waddell
Mr. Tammen
Parmiee
Europe
Warren J. Lynch
N. Y. Central Lines
J. Clay Cuthbert
Hury
Waddy
Waddell
la Grande
J. J. Wilkinson
Sells-Floto
Selle-Floto
Shepherd Carvers of the California Sierra
In lonely Sierra meadows Basque shepherds carve bone buckles for bells on sheep collars. Their work, done with pocketknives, ranges from plain to elaborate designs featuring saints and angels as marks of ownership and skill learned in isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Sierras
Pyrenees
Kodol Advertisement Endorsed by Local Store
An advertisement urges readers to use Kodol when food causes nausea and promises relief after a few weeks. The note claims there is no doubt about its effectiveness and identifies Tallman & Co as the selling local firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
John Riba
Vining
DeWitt
Amusements Benefit Tomorrow Night at Streeter Bryan
The Streeter Bryan Company closes its season with a benefit for Miss Bryan tomorrow night featuring Princess of Patches with comic turns by Mr Streeter and special acts. Six cast members plan a summer retreat to Wallowa county before a future stock company return. Tonight 26 cent tickets apply with 100 seats at that price tomorrow. moving pictures at the Dime also change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Streeter-Bryan
Miss Bryan
Mies Bryan
Mr. Streeter
Princess of Patches
Mr. Streeters
Streeter
Miss Foster
Biryan
Harry Terry
Frank Weeks
Mr. Love
Wallowa County
Wallowa Lake
Walla Walla
Bryan
Moving Pictures Delight Crowds At The Pastime
The Pastime has pleased crowds with a fine batch of moving pictures since Friday and will present something entirely new and up to date with another wood change tomorrow.
Congress Votes 86000 to Fight Booze Traffic In Alaska
Washington dispatch reports the sundry civil appropriation bill totaling about 120 million dollars passed the senate. An amendment by Gallinger to allocate 6000 dollars to suppress liquor traffic in Alaska was adopted. The measure aligns senate and house on large appropriation bills, with only a few remaining for passage.
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Congress
Alaska
Washington
Senate
Gallinger
House
Elgin Stock Show Parade Opens Day of Sale
Businessmen push to make the inithu stock show a success with a parade of blooded horses at 2 pm through Elgin streets. Public sales follow, promising good prices as stock from various valley sections competes for ribbons and market day deals amid high local interest.
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Elgin
Washington Agricultural Magazine Debuts at Pullman
The Pullman Tribune reports the agricultural department issued the Washington Agricultural, a 64 page monthly magazine with 11 pages of reading matter and 11 advertisements. Except for two ads all were from outside firms. home merchants were not asked to assist. Publication will be monthly during the school year. May issue printed, June issue due by month’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Washington Agriculturlat
Pullman Tribune
the Tribune
Change of venue granted in murder case of Collins
Steve Adams secured a venue change in the Arthur Collins murder case, shifting trial location from Telluride to Grand Junction. The move affects pretrial proceedings and jury pool selections for the high profile case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Adams
Arthur Collins
Grand Junction
Telluride
Bald and Gray Heads to Play Baseball
The Pendleton baseball fever spreads as two rival nines form in a four town league. Bald Headed and Gray Treade lead lineups with players like J Alexander and J Robinson. Game set for June 1 with Roosevelt's band providing music. admission five cents. Also notes pay day at La Grande Creamery with about 186 patrons and checks from $10 to over $100.
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Pendleton
Bualees
East Oregonian
Bald
J. Alexander
W. A. Brown
W. F P. Matlock
C. H. Carter
C. Green
T. C. Taylor
Jesse Falling
D. B. Costuma
la Grande Creamery
Blue Mountain Creamery
la Grande Star
Wagon Accident Ends Life at Taft Montand
Duncan Youngs was thrown from a Burns and Jordan wagon near Taft Montand on Sunday and struck a rock, dying instantly.
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Burns & Jordan
Independent Candidate for Joint Representative
Independent candidate for joint representative for Morrow and Umatilla Counties states support for Statement No. 1. The filing indicates candidacy under the nonpartisan banner and emphasizes accountability to residents of both counties. The notice appears as a formal election filing summary in the public records.
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Morrow and
Umatilla
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Shepherd Carvers
Fagle Show Shop
Pendleton Cloak and Suit
Pendleton Creamery Co
Pope Hartford
Hartford
Temple & Wilcox
L. L. Mann
T. D. Taylor
Por Sheriff
John Q. Peebler
Recorder OF Oconveyances
Homer I. Watts
A.B. LL. B. Democratis
H. J. Watts
J. Hudeman
Joseph N. Scott
Ralph Folsom
C. A. Barrett
C. P. Strain
Alfred Schneiter
Main Street
Union
Empire Meat CO
Phone Main
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