Pastime pictures and local ads fill the page
Local notices advertise the Pastime theater with more moving pictures than any city venue. Listings include help wanted at Domestic Laundry, horse care at Commercial Barn, dairy wagon service, room and board, and a soil of local tradesmen offering shingles coal and lumber. Lost watches, furniture for rent, and a Life magazine quote on owning the mind are also noted.
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Cheney Jersey
College Street
Opening of Stanfield restaurant with ball and reception
Grind Opening and Dance announces the opening of their Stanfield restaurant with a big reception and ball on Tuesday evening May 3. Music by United Orchestra of Pendleton. Everybody welcome.
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Neal & Hudson
Stanfield
United Orchestra of
Pendleton
Knights lodge plans first rank work this evening
Knights of Pythias Damon Lodge No 4 invites all Knights to attend the first rank drill tonight. W L Gadwa and R W Fletcher sign as chairs. A hotel clerk quips about a visitor who insists on his signature at the register.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of
W. L. Gadwa
C. C. R. W. Fletcher
K. R
Length of Dreams
Three physicians discussed the length of dreams. A patient slept soundly until a junk dealer’s cart with bells arrived. The patient woke claiming a long dream about illness and torturous sleigh bell sounds, ending when he was awakened by the bells’ momentary noise.
Foley Kidney Pills Help Kewanee Veteran Say Relief Found
Commander Julius A. Pratt Post No. 143 of the G A R in Kewanee reports that Isaac Cook, a post commander, suffered back ache and kidney pains but after two months on Foley Kidney Pills his relief was complete with the bladder misery gone and he plans to recommend them to friends and comrades. Koeppen Bros.
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Julius A. Pratt
Dept
Isaac Cook
Above
Kewanee
Koeppen
India cotton output steady in 11 months to February
In Calcutta May 80 Mills in India produced 576,994,134 pounds of cotton yarns in the period April to February and 888,838,332 yards of cotton goods. The commentary notes the proverb about gifts and mouths.
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India
Calcutta
Weston Defeats Colts In Two Hour Baseball Battle
Weston defeats the Colts 9 to 6 at Weston grounds in a two hour battle. Key players include Keefe, NorDean, O Harra and Harlan with Pendleton errors and field shifts shaping the outcome. The win tightens Weston’s hold atop the standings and raises questions about the championship pennant.
Weston Keefe Leads Pendleton Past Weston in Close Game
Pendleton defeats Weston 9 to 6 behind Keefe’s three base hits and strong pitching by Harlan. Keefe, Dickson, and A NorDean led at the plate with multiple hits. Weston's Blomgren and O Harra contributed key plays. Umpire Cartano presided. game lasted 2 hours 16 minutes.
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Colts
Dickson
Nelson
Powell
Strand
Word
Harlan
Mountaineers
Keefe
W. NorDean
A. NorDean
Grove
Wheeler
Blomgren
W. O'Harra
Barnes
Pendleton
Bromgren
O'Harra
Weston
Khimself
Ward
Orone
Hayes
Alexander
Sheldon
Milne
Leonard
W. Nor Tein
NorDean
Cartano
Hays
Whitball
Nine Hit Contest Overshadows Frazier Colts at Summit
Diamond Dust reports on a Mountaineers nine in nine innings collecting nine hits nine runs nine assists and nine strikeouts. Leonard had his first error yet also three putouts and five assists. Umpire Curtano drew criticism as crowd roars and crude jests from some fans sparked calls for correction.
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Frazier
Colts
Harlan
Napoleon
Mountaineers
Pendleton
Dewatfest
Leonard
Nelson
Curtano
House of Correction
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Crab Creek Lumber Co
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Crab Creek Lumber Company
Hanscom
Rock Springs
Oregon
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Gren
Frazgler
Rader
Collings
Alexaides
Shindon
A. B
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Eie Ee Strand
Serene Ward
C. A Harlan
Teaveneal Sheldon
Ee Leonard
Oxfords
Wohlenberg
Weston Keefe
Lansdale
IBPO
A. Erts Ee
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Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom the Jeweler
F. J. Donaldson
Business Man
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