Round-Up attendance forecast by Clark Nelson for 1912 show
Clark Nelson projects fifty thousand attendees minimum for the 1912 Round-Up, with potential to twice that figure. He tours the northwest showing moving pictures to drum up interest, noting strong reception and advertising value. Weather in Idaho delays further exhibitions I to Baker then Willamette Valley and southern Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Nelson
Northwest
Idaho
Dells
Nelson
Idano
W. H. Ly
Baker
Mr. Nelson
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Ship Washington Hoodoo Rumor Knocks Sailors Hope
At the wreck the half demolished cabin is the refuge as crew battle fate with no line of contact to the vessel Two tugs standby just beyond the surf within a mile of the wreck but cannot reach her The beach is rocky with cliffs making rescue deadly if she strikes before breeches buoy can be rigged In San Francisco on November 13 Washington the steam echooner built by Moran in Seattle in 1908 is viewed in shipping circles as cursed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Washington
Moran Company
Seattle
Knights Meeting Notice for Damon Ledge No 4 Ek of P
Knights are summoned to regular session this evening. All members urged to attend. J A Best C C RR W Fletcher K FS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Ledge No
J. A. Best
C.C. RR
W. Fletcher
K. FS
Pendleton Notes Report Multiple Local Transactions and Events
Blanch Fielding and husband John sold eleven acres of Milton Freewater fruit land to Fannie Wilson for 1600 dollars. deed filed today. A marriage license issued to George A. Forth and Esther Johnson. County petitions filed to change two school district boundaries in the east end. Frank Davis and a Swede arrested for public drunkenness, fined ten dollars each. Edith Slusher features in a quarterly Portland issue on Round-up. Rev J G Dickson returns with baby girl. family lauds return to Tutulla ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanch Fielding
John Fielding
Fannie Wilson
Milton-Freewater
George A. Forth
Esther Johnson
Pathion
WW K. Wadlles
Walla Walla
Sarge
Rev
J. G. Dickson
The White Sister at the local theatre in review
Jeanne Towler stars as a dramatic portrayal of love and faith in The White Sister. Captain Sever, presumed dead in Africa, returns to find his beloved nun and the church triumphs in the end. Robert Wayne shines beside Towler in a strong cast. Next up is The Love Tales of Hoffman on Sunday night, November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Tawlor
Choyanni Sever
Se Ver
Africa
Jeanne Towle
Robert Wayne
Captain Sever
Gao
Columbia Quartet Tomorrow Night at Pacific Lyceum Bureau
The Columbia Quartet Concert Company brings a long touring act to Columbia tomorrow night despite earlier notices. Alva C Fuhrman and Charles J Myers lead the ensemble, with B F Williams as tenor and pianist. The group, oldest on the platform, has performed across the Central States for eighteen years and collected over fifty thousand dollars for church causes. Their varied repertoire spans popular tunes, classics, and old melodies designed to move audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Lyceum Bureau
Columbia Quartet Concert Company
Columbia Quartet and Concert Company
Alva C. Fuhrman
Charles J. Myers
B. F. Williame
Ohio Institute For the
Columbus
Ohio
Toiwiy
Central States
Lyceum
South
Evangelist G W Arms Jr Visits Valley and Fruitvale
Evangelist G W Arms Jr pastor of the Pendleton Presbytery passes through Valley and Fruitvale this morning after holding evangelistic services. He heads next to Mt Hood and Parkdale for similar meetings, reporting six conversions in the county east end. John Seibert files no petition for council in the third ward, with Dyer and Kirkpatrick also in play amid possible two-candidate race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Arms, Jr
Presbytery of
Pendleton
B. F.harper
Valley
Fruitvale
Arma
Mt. Hood
Parkdale
W. Lt. van Nuys
Seibere
John Seibert
FitzGerald
John Dyer
Eyrie
R. F. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Will Warble in Milton Quartet Gains Notice
The Commercial Club quartet, newly organized, won a loud ovation at the Elks smoker Thursday night and is gaining county-wide reputation. They received an invitation to sing at the Milton Fruit Growers annual convention next week, a gesture the group greatly values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Milton
Commercial Club
Elks
Walla Walla
Dr McClure Here Rew Hours and Travels
Dr McClure formerly of this city and now secretary of the National Woolgrowers association was in Pendleton for a few hours this morning. He rode in on the early La Grande train after the Wallowa county sheepmen meeting, went to Hermiston on No 1, will return tonight, and then address the Oregon Woolgrowers association in Baker. He says Pendleton looks better now than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. McClure
W. McClure
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Gooding
National
Wchoolgrowers’ Association
la Grande
Wallowa County
Hermiston
Baker
Oregon Woolgrowers' Association
Pendleton
Old Hermit Enters Bonds in Vienna Forest Romance
A 77 year old Austrian hermit Herr Emanuel Felilhelm, famed millionaire, marries Fraulein John Klein aged 17 after long forest walks near Nyleg yhaxa Hungary. He gives half his fortune as dowry and the couple honeymoon in Marienbad as his solitary life ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottager
Vienna
Herr Emanuel Felilhelm
Nylegyhaxa
Hungary
Ted
John Klein
Herr Ferdheim
Klein
Feldhelm Fins
Marienbad
Man and Motor Car Shop Dream Highlighted
The article presents a wary parent asking for guidance about a son perceived to lack distinguishing traits. A reporter notes advice and suggests setting him up in a motor car repair shop as a practical path forward. The piece emphasizes cautious parental support and practical employment ideas.
Cholock Cascade Claims World’s Highest Waterfall
Cholock Cascade in the United States is described as the tallest waterfall at about half a mile in height, marking a record for the world. The claim positions Cholock Cascade above other famous falls and notes its dramatic vertical drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cholock Cascade
Commander Andrews to head Navy Navigation Bureau
Commander Philip Andrews will become head of the Bureau of Navigation in the Navy Department on January 1, succeeding Rear Admiral Reginald F. Nicholson who will assume command as commander in chief of the United States Asiatic Fleet in March. Secretary Meyer announced changes after President Taft approved transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald I. Nicholson
Navy Department
Asia
Washington
Philip Andrews
Secretary of the Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Ftear
Reginald F. Nicholson
United States Asiatilt
Nicholson
Meyers
Taft
Waszo
Anderson
New York
New Jersey
Charles FE. Vreeland
Aid
Richard Wainwright
Imagined McNamara Case Echoes in Badgering Trial
A fragment hints at a legal proceeding comparing a tense confrontation with McNamara to similar courtroom tactics. The text suggests a jury or judge would convict the aggressive lawyers for badgering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Grogery Company, Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Treas
Jones Dairy Farm
Gray Brothers
Newsy
Frank Davis
Ove Dellara
Miss Slusher
St. Helen's Hall
Portland
Edith Slueher
William Slusher
Columbia Quartet
Old Hermit
Commander Andrews
Boston
Pendleton Dye Works
F. Alta
Wm. E. Hanscom
the Jeweler
Pendleton, Oregon
HEI NZ
Ellen
Pendleton Cash Market
Cor E. Court
Johnson
Malin
Koeppen
Lamies
Ladies’ Union
Moys Cavel
Moon
M. T
American Beauty and
Richardson
THE
Wonder Store
Clark’s Grocery
Lord Bacon
Main
Main Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!