Local Classifieds From Pendleton Area
A collage of locals items selling hay posts and lumber. Goods include pasttime pictures theater ads, ice cream and buttermilk, saddle horses for ladies, milk and cream wagon, room and board, rental houses, cedar posts, private horse care, and moving pictures at the Pastime theater. Also listings for shoe shines, furniture for sale, roofing materials, second hand lumber, and strawberry pickers needed at Freewater with camp grounds offered.
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Timothy
Crab Creek Lumber Co
Cheney Jersey
Water Street
College Street
Pendleton
Frank Nodo
Madison Street
Alta
College Streets
Presbyterian
Turch
Ideal Home Exhibition at Olympia to feature diagonal aisles
London reports the Ideal Home Exhibition at Olympia will break monotony with a central thirty two foot wide avenue and broad diagonal aisles from the corners. From the gallery view the main floor forms a Union Jack like pattern, offering varied sightlines and layout.
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London
Olympa
At the Picture Shows Orpheum Today
The Orpheum's program lists six features: The Special Agent a Vitagraph drama The Wrong Road a Pathe drama The Little Truant a Pathe comedy The Captain of the Guards a Gaumont drama The Cheese Box a Gaumont comedy Take Me Out to the Ball Game listed as part of the lineup.
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Orpheum
Vitagraph
Pathe, Dra
Pathe
Guards
Gaumont
Tragic double suicide linked to Paris guard affair
A 26 year old republican guard from a provincial peasant family died by his own hand in Paris after a complex love triangle. He favored a married woman who, unknown to her husband, met him in a secret room and they both died when he broke from barracks rules with a loaded revolver.
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Paris
Llason
Old marriage contract surfaced in breach suit case
Poughkeepsie New York rope maker Henry Webendorfer aged 60 filed an amended answer to Miss Mary Horner a 30 year old harbor city woman in a $50 100 breach of promise case. The contract allowed either party to end the marriage terms and live apart. Six months ago Webendorfer broke the engagement and wed a widow. A cash payment to Miss Horner was stipulated if separation occurred.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Henry Webendorfer
New York
Mary Horner
Webendorfer
Miss Horner
Wife's Spell and the Bigamist in Domestic Drama
A curious tale contrasts a Shakespearean refrain with a domestic scandal as a wife suspects her husband of bigamy. The piece sketches marital tensions, jealousy, and social circles surrounding a troubled union.
Pendleton 10 Gets Fine Attractions for Next Season
Pendleton will secure notable theatrical attractions next season as a result of an open door policy in the northwest. Oregon Theater manager Mitchell received a letter from G T Hood outlining Cort and partners securing first class acts. The list includes stars such as Marie Dressler, Nazimova, Faversham, De Angelis, Hart and others to play in Pendleton if a new theater is built.
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Mitchell
Pendleton
Shubert Attractions
Iems
Northwest
Oregon Theater
G. T. Hood
Northwestern
J. Mitchell
Pendleton Oregon
Cort
New York City
Combination
Shuberts, Liebler & Co
Wm. A. Brady
Seattle Post-intelligencer
Julius Cahn
Mose Reis
United States
America
John Cort
Sothern
Marlowe
Maxine Elliot
Forbes Robertson
Grace George
James T. Powers
Wilton Lackaye
Jefferson de Angelis
Blanch Ring
Louis
Sam Bernard
William Hodge
Jim the Penman
the New Theater Company
Umatilla Circles Hear of Staff Changes and Local News
L Connell, wire chief of O R and N and W A, transfers to Portland. J M Hindman to succeed. Farewell dance in Pound's hall. about 25 couples. T H Cheney leases Mrs Hamblin ranch. McNurlen joins Umatilla Mercantile. Schtgler retires, heading to Mexico. Stanfield beats Umatilla 3 1. locals note growing river, new wire work between Portland and Huntington. Cham berlain's Cough Remedy recommended for children.
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Umatilla
L. Connel
W. A
Portland
J. M. Hindman
Huntington
Western Union Telegraph Company
Columbia River
Pound's Hall
T. H. Cheney
Mexico
N. Dryer
F. L. Coykendall
R. E. Charlton
EB. C. Beckton
J. H. Roft
Spokane
T. Kearney
Wallin Wal
Skamania County Plans Big Fair Action in October
Skamania County commissioners vote 1500 for the county fair to be held in October at Skamania. Sixteen acres were purchased adjoining town and work began clearing with an Indiana log rolling bee. About 60 families attended as loggers and teams cleared land while ladies prepared dinner. Buildings and fences will start soon. Our A P fair display drew praise. Singapore is cited as an international shipping hub eighth among world ports.
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Skamania County
Singapore
Orient
For rent Furnished house close in North Side
Furnished house for rent on the North Side. Contact Red at 2537 mornings. East Oregonian question noted.
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North Side
Tel Red
Mothers Club War on Puffs and Rats Des Moines
Des Moines mothers clubs launched a campaign against elaborate puffs and frizzes worn by upper grade girls. They endorsed simple hairstyles and voted for a uniform plain costume. Superintendent W. O. Riddell supported the plan.
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Des Moines
Mothers’ Clube
W. O. Riddell
Canadian Teachers to Tour England
Fred J. Ney of Manitoba has arrived to arrange a program for about 180 Canadian school teachers who will sail from Montreal on the Virginian in July for a visit to England. The project grew from Mr Ney after the British association visited Winnipeg last year and he has won support from Manitoba education officials and London's board of education. The aim is to strengthen imperial ties and promote unity within the empire.
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London
Fred J. Ney
Manitoba
Montreal
England
Ney
British Association
Winnipeg
Department of Education of
Board of Education
Folly and Reason Seek Presence in Cautionary Tale
A brief aphorism notes Folly remains constant beside us while Reason appears only when asked, suggesting a moral about prudence and inquiry. The line frames folly as loyal, while reason answers a call, hinting at the value of seeking thoughtful guidance.
When It Didn't Work
A brief comic dialogue notes Percy losing his seat in a car after trying politeness with ladies. The exchange centers on dating etiquette and the humorous consequence of gentlemanly behavior.
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Percy
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Livengood & Co
Ladies Home Journal
F. L
Hohbach's
Court St
Jensen Creamery
Crab ,Creek Lumber Co
Rock Springs
Oregon Lumber Yard
L. W. Jones
O. R. & N. Roundhouse
Freewater
Ore
Milton Fruit Growers
Cupid
Koeeppen’s
Yours Very Truly, Gbho. T. Hood
Umatila
D. B. McCurdy
R. B. Stephenson
John Phay
Prosser
Wash
Hermiston
Stanfield
Roundhouse
Skamanta County
East Oregonian
Mothers Club
Crys
Castor
Cea
Bears
Castoria
Centaur Company
NCW
CITT
Chamberlain
All Dealera
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
Oregon
Albany
S.P. Co
U. S
S. P
T. F. O’brien
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