Pastime pictures please all and local ads
Locals column lists hay for sale ice cream at Hohbachs Court street fresh buttermilk at Jensen creamery oats and timothy hay fed at Commercial Barn horses clipped at Farmers blacksmith coal cheap saddle horses for ladies at Commercial Barn cedar posts from Crab Creek Lumber Co private room and board 23 College street rent rooms 602 Water street ship of cedar posts moving pictures at Pastime theatre local notices various ads for shoes furniture and real estate ends with sale of household goods and coal price per ton and lumber yard offerings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L
Hohbach's
Court St
Jensen Creamery
Timothy
Crab Creek Lumber Co
Cheney Jersey
Water Street
College Street
Pendleton
Frank
State
Workingmen's Clothing Company
City
Madison Street
Alta
College Streets
Presbyterian Search
Athena Hosts Busy County Athletic Carnival
Athena May 16 Saturday was a red letter day with several hundred visitors from the county for a big athletic carnival. The oratorical contest at the M E church drew warm applause and a packed auditorium. East Oregonian representatives Chessman and Fletcher attended, with Chessman serving as a judge. Local figures Meldrum Stone French Wheeler Hoyt visited, while Mrs Hill, recently injured, appeared on the streets. The Athena school closes May 18 with Judge Lowell to speak. Caledonian and Irish visitors arrive for Scotch hospitality as Principal Case’s students celebrate the first annual Umatilla County athletic and oratorical meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
M. EB
Chessman and Fletcher
East Oregonians
Mr. Chessman
Messers Meldrum and
Stone
Bart
Lulu French
Henry
Gertrude Wheeler
Flossie Hoyt
Hill
Henry Frazier
Milton
Case
Athletic and Oratorical Association of
Umatilla Co
W. D. Chamberlain
Pendleton
Billy
Never Stays Put Woman Defies Silence in Argument
A Chicago woman confronts a disputing man from New York in a vivid exchange. She remains persuasive while the man is often silenced, highlighting a clash of conviction and voice in a tense debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Pendleton Notes and Auto Purchases Highlight Local News
Rothrock buys a Chalmers-Detroit auto. Cohen acquires a Maxwell runabout and joins Pendleton auto brigade. Church dinner moved to May 25. Thompson traveling to Asotin for a ill brother. expected home tomorrow. Two marriage licenses issued for Kimberling Franklin and Townsond Hays Pendleton. Kennewick fire threats growth noted by NP trainmen. Motor car carries large west-end crowd to depot. County grades eighth grade exams. 152 papers sent out for grading by superintendent and staff.
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Emmett J. Kimberling
King County
Washington
Frances Mabel Franklin
Robert M. Townsend
Portland
Frances Hays
Pendleton
County Examining Board
Welles
Frank K. Welles
Mary Harvey
Belle Wallace
First Concert Moves to Wednesday at Fair Pavilion
The commercial club and ladies' clubs shift the first concert to Wednesday evening at the fair pavilion instead of Thursday. The United Orchestra of 15 pieces will perform for the general public with no admission charged, and future concerts will likely be on Fridays.
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Commercial Club
Fair Pavilion
United Orchestra
Adr
Mrs. Galligan Dead in El Paso
Mrs. Emily EB Galligan, wife of H T Galligan a former W C R conductor, died at her parents home in El Paso Texas on April 21. She was buried in Milwaukee on April 27 beside her parents. News of her death came via a letter to Mrs BE Murphy.
Incorporation Papers Filed for Four Fruit Firms
Incorporators include Frank X Fries C L Morgan John Van Geen for Presque Isle Fruit The Pennsylvania Fruit Erie Oregon Fruit and Keystone Fruit companies with Hermiston as business place and Hermiston fruit land development as their object Capital stock set at 10000 for each company Names Otto G Sapper Norma R Kellam Delma Van Geen and others across the four filings indicate shared ownership among Van Geen Fries and Morgan in multiple entities.
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Presque Isle Fruit Company
Pennsylvania Fruit Company
Erie Oregon Fruit Company
Keystone Fruit Company
Hermiston
Hermiston Fruit Land
Frank X. Fries
C. L. Morgan
John van Geen
Walter H. Kellam
W. G. Fritts
George A. Luke
Otto G. Sapper
Norma R. Kellam
Delma van Geen
Widow Jones Trounces Pendleton Audiences Again
The Widow Jones production by Dorothy Morton and troupe drew strong Pendleton crowds last night. Morton remains a pleasing singer and actress, despite slight obesity, leading a capable group of singers and comic performers. Notables include Baron Von F pugengaben Bludekoff and Oscar Walsh as Billie Burk, with Elvin Rand as Felicity Jones and Cora Munson as Cassie McCarty delivering fair ingénue turns.
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Widow Jones
Pendleton
Dorothy Morton
Baron von Fpugengaben Bludekoff
Oscar Walsh
Billie Burk
Elvin Rand
Felicity Jones
Cora Munson
Cassie McCarty
Orpheum Film Lineup Highlights Dramatic and Comedy Shorts
The Orpheum announces a program featuring The Minotaur by Vitagraph and Indian Blood by Lublan Picture, plus Pathe titles The Bag Pipe Player 500 feet and Jim Wants to Get Pinched 600 feet, with Molly Lee-Song as listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
the Minotaur
Vitagraph
Lublan
Pathe
Jim
Molly Lee
Take It and Welcome Organiser of Village Concert
A village concert organiser asks Mr Mangold to lend his pianoforte for a school event. The small farmer agrees, warning that some notes may be missing as his wife prefers their old planner Tit-Bits for wire.
The Pastime Presents A Strong Silent Film Program
The Pastime offers Tuesday shows headlined by The Seal of the Church a dramatic 1000 foot feature by the Milles company. Also on the bill The Parisian Venice Hemlock Hoax The Fishermans Luck and Jones Watch all praised for dramatic strength humor and scenic appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melies
Milles Company
Venice
Hemlock
Jones
Moral ideas arise from environment or necessity
The statement asserts that moral ideas typically originate from external surroundings or from pressing need, suggesting behavior is shaped more by circumstance than innate law or individual deliberation. It frames morality as a product of context and practical demands rather than abstract principles.
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House
Street
F. E. Livengood & Co
Ladies Home Journal
Rmarg
Gus la Fontaine
Quelle
East Oregonian
Rock Springs
Oregon Lumber Yard
L. W. Jones
O. R. & N. Roundhouse
Freewater
Ore
Milton Fruit Growers’ Union
South Main Street
Fabrica
Koeppen’s
Newsy
Rothrock Hag Auto
L. C. Rothrock
Re“Red Farmer
Church of the Redeemer
Cohen
Leon Cohen
Auto Brigade
Maxwell
Igol
W. L. Thompson
The
American National Bank
Asotin
Wash
Mr. Thompson
Kennewick
Northern Pacific
Umailla
Cross
Pendleton’s Big May Sale
Wohlenberg Department
Wohlenberg
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
Oregon
Thresher's
Assa
Albany
O.r.&n
S.P. Co
U. S
S. P
T. F. O'Brien
Agent Pendleton
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