Pastime Pictures Please All See Lane and Gon for Signa
Local ads and notices list moving pictures at the Pastime Theatre claiming more showings than any city theatre. Various services offered include chimney sweeping and sale of a grocery store and meat market. Also ads for rooms for rent, oysters, and lumber yard information.
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Lane & Gon
Signa
United Orchestra
East Oregonian
I. C
Teutsch
Olympia
Hokbach
W. Court
Mark Patton
Acrom
Alexanders
Oregon
Inventors Market Putty Knife With Reservoir Handle
A Minnesota inventor introduces a putty knife featuring a reservoir in the handle. Pressing a button squeezes putty, promising time savings for glaziers. Also noted is a pricing shift where Cleveland’s baking powder sells uniformly at 1 pound 45 cents and larger quantities at bulk rates.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Pendleton Socials Reflect Local Visitors and Movements
J W King and wife of Adams visit Pendleton today along with Pete Sheridan from Buttercreek ranch. Athera attendees include B H Milliken of Athena at Hotel Bowman, Martin C McLaughlin of Duncan in town on business, W H Scott from Walla Walla visiting his son, Attorney Homer I Watts from Athens on business, and others from across Oregon and Washington. George Cochran of La Grande, Republican candidate for water commissioner, is in Pendleton to campaign.
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J. W. King
Adams
Pendleton
Pete Sheridan
Buttercreek
B. H. Milliken
Athena
Bowman
Martin C. McLaughlin
Duncan
W. H. Scott
Walla Walla
Hellz
Homer I. Watts
Athens
William Roesch, Jr
Chicago
Harry W. Cameron
Farmington
Washington
Carl Hudson
Stanfield
Zoeth Houser
Ciufft Turner
H. W. Swart
Gibbon
Swart
George T. Cochran
la Grande
Pennicton
Echo News and Personal Notes from Echo Oregon 1910
Eleven cattle carloads arrived in Echo from Ontario on transit to Seattle. A prohibition speaking contest at the I C C F hall featured several young speakers with Miss Audrey Watcenburger winning the medal. A Halloween surprise party honored Mr. and Mrs. A Longwell hosted by the Ladies of Needlecraft. Various locals, including Co. P Adams and visitors Mrs. F E Everitt and Mrs. J F Spinning, attended events and business calls. The Higginbotham vs Alteberry civil suit continued to tomorrow. Six Republican candidates spoke at the I C O F hall. Antone Vey and family, fresh from Portugal, visited friends in town. J B Taylor nosed into town from Portland on business.
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Echo
Ore
C. FL. Walker
Ontario
Seattle
I. C. C. F. Hall
Audrey Watcenburger
Ladies of Needlecraft
A. Longwell
Hallowe'en
Co. P. Adams
F. E. Everitt
J. F. Spinning
Pendleton
Taft Recalls Face From Earlier Meeting With Cough-Drop Gift
President Taft hosts a business delegation in the White House East Room when Captain Archie Butt introduces a man whose face seems familiar. The man offers cough drops to ensure a strong speech, prompting Taft to recall where he had seen him before.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Archie Butt
City Man Talks To His Ranch By Wireless
Portland resident F Welden operates a 40 acre Hood River fruit ranch linked by four wireless telegraph systems. The Welden family set up a station at home and extended four wireless devices to the ranch using a tall fir for the antenna. Welden says he is the first to farm by wireless. Philadelphia seeks 1911 AAU national championships.
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Portland
Hood River
F. Welden
Apple
Welden
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Harvey McDill
Alberta
Henry Harrison
Bremerton
T. Isaacs
F. F. Perham
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