Pendleton Firemen Plan Thanksgiving Ball Parade
Pendleton's fire department announces its first annual Thanksgiving ball on Thanksgiving evening with a big parade at 8 30 featuring fire companies and Pendleton High and Columbia College teams. Committees were named for parade printing tickets music decorations and more with a special follow up meeting scheduled for Monday at 7 30 to finalize plans.
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Pendleton
Board of
Fire Department
Pendleton High School
Columbia College
Vaughan
Drake and
Anderson
Drake, Milarkey and
Waffle
Vaughan, Drake and Anderson
A. J. Gibson
J. Gibson
Hook and Ladder Company
Barnhart and Stroble
Bellinger and
Murphy
C. Penland
Corby
Kees
Rogers
Thompson and Matlock
Yandel
Cook
Leonard
Peters
Dunlap
Hibbard
A. Lange
E. Baker
Wm. Bogart
D. B. Waffle
Cold starts demand early action against deep-seated illness
The note warns that initial four cold starts signal potential deeper illness. Delaying treatment may lengthen suffering, as every hour lost at the onset can add days to recovery. Take prompt, decisive steps to address symptoms.
Upholsterer Bowlsby Opens Shop in Pendleton
J. H. Bowlsby, a practical upholsterer and cabinet maker, has leased the room in the East Oregonian building formerly occupied by E. T. Wade. He will open an upholstering shop in that location and do general work. Mr. Bowlsby previously operated in Astoria.
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J. H. Bowlsby
East Oregonian
E. T. Wade
Bowlaby
Astoria
Pendleton Teems With Visitors On Busy Local Day
A long list of Pendleton residents and guests from Athena Heppner Echo Holdman Irigan Meacham and other nearby towns were in the city on business trading or social calls today. Conductor Kelsey showed slight improvement. Ernest Knight plans a Denver trip for winter.
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A. B. McEwan
Athena
Abe Molstrom
Myrick
Wm. Schwants
Havana
Pendleton
Frank Reed
Adams
W. B. Gillette
Echo
L. P. Watson
Holdman
W. B. Finley
Heppner
Homer I. Watts
City
Frank Hilbert
Camas Prairie
Kelsey
John N. Gentry
Claud Higgins
P. BE. Colburn
L. Ives
Irrigan
Bert Cowan
Meacham
W. L. Knight
Helix
W. H. Skinner
Hermiston
J. W. Hardisty
A. Kinler
Long Creek
Pete Sheridan
Lower Butter Creek
Ernest Knight
Jenkins
Pilot Rock
BE. H. Brown
Evho
Lee Moorhouse
Haines
W. H. Ellis
State Woollzrowers' Association
Jenks Dudley
Wallowa County
E. H. Brown
Echo Register
Ima
Ida Cherry
F. K. Welles
H. W. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Walla Walla
Whitman
Denver
Clarence
Kansas
Nebraska
Dandruff Seen as Sign of Future Baldness Warns Science
Scientific claims warn that dandruff signals impending hair loss due to scalp parasites destroying hair bulbs. Newbro's Herpicide marketed as the cure, advertised as killing dandruff germs and restoring hair, with samples offered by The Herpicide Co. in Detroit priced 60 cents and $1.00.
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Anna
Newbro
Drugetiers
Herpicidy Co
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen
Pendleton Group Buys Alberta Wheat Land
A party of eight Pendleton residents traveling with Jonathan Johnson the Canadian Pacific agent to Calgary bought wheat land in the Bow river valley. Purchases include sections near Knight brothers Dell McCarty and Mrs August Stangier. Total holdings around 10 percent of a large CP land tract at 10 to 12 dollars per acre. Most buyers plan to farm next year. others seek larger blocks and mules to start sod breaking near Strathmore Alberta. Johnston aims to return with another party to Calgary around November 20.
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Pendleton
Jonathan Johnson
Canadian Pacific Colonization
Calgary
Alberta
Bow River Valley
A. Juppe
Ernest
Herbert
Knight Brothers
Dell McCarty
August Stangier
Will Humphrey
Robert Stott
J. A. Wallace
T. M. Henderson
Gideon Brown
Joan Dand
Bert Whitman
Mr. Dand
Mr. Rupp
Mixedor
Strathmore
Johnston
Pendleton Circle Praises Peoples Warehouse Support
The Peoples Warehouse in this city is commended for dressing its store windows to promote the Halloween masquerade hall hosted by Pendleton circle No. 427, W. O. W., on October 20, 1908, and for advancing the Woodcraft cause locally.
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Hallowe’en
Pendleton Circle
Woodcraft thanks Peoples Warehouse for Halloween window display
The Women of Woodcraft extend a vote of thanks to the proprietors and all employees of the Peoples Warehouse for the beautiful window display dedicated to Woodcraft. The resolution notes Pendleton events, the Hallowe en masquerade ball, and directs copies to be sent to the store and printed in local papers.
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Woodcraft
Peoples Warehouse
Pendleton
Owelon
Amusements at Dimes and Orpheum Theaters Today
The Dimes shows The Inn of Death a sensational film alongside biker pictures for a thrilling attractions mix. Across the street at the Old Dime Dantur's songs and The Humpty Dumpty Circus entertain children at the Orpheum. Also on the bill is Cock Fighting In Seville with the Spanish sport theme and the song Violeta.
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New Dime
Bikter
Old Dime
Dantur
Orpheum
Seville
Railroad officials tarry in Pendleton
M. J. Buckley general superintendent TD Campbell division superintendent and Thomas Walsh Washington division superintendent of O R N visited Pendleton today in special car 09 and will remain for several days George Roberts owner of the Seth Richardson and Platter properties plans a water system to irrigate all land Charles Potts enjoyed breakfast with Folger s Golden Gate Coffee ground just before use
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M. J. Buckley
TD. W. Campbell
Thomas Walsh
Washington
O. R. & N. Officinls
Messrs. Buckley
Campbell
George Roberts
Seth Richardson
Platter
Harles Potts
Daughter born to Mrs Ed B Kidder of North McKay
Born on Saturday September 7 a daughter was born to the wife of Ed B Kidder of North McKay weighing eight pounds.
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Ed. B. Kidder
North McKay
Idaho man convicted of second degree murder in Lewiston
In Lewiston Idaho district court on Saturday Clyde Shaffer was convicted of second degree murder for the killing of Joseph Scott last summer. He will be sentenced at the end of the current term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Idaho
Clyde Shaffer
Joseph Scott
Lydia E Pinkham Backache Remedy Endorsed by Women
The article promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the standard remedy for female ailments including backache and nervous symptoms. It cites testimonials from Mrs Will Young of Rockland Maine and Mrs Augustus Lyon of East Earl Pennsylvania claiming relief after use, noting decades of use and alleged cures for displacements and other feminine disorders.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Will Young
Columbia Ave
Rockland
Augustus Lyon
East Earl
Mrs. Pinkham
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Citron
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Phone Main
F&s
Tallman & Co
Vrur
Rap
Winslow Bros
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United States Depository
Jinks Taylor
Charles Brotherton
Henry Ireland
Sumpter
Louis Hanson
I. H. Bentley
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3. J. Wilson
J. D. Plamondon
H. D. Peterson
Milton
T. C. Warner
Mrs. Hog. Newport
Geary Kimbrell
Josephine County
Fred
Liemlien
Wife
Brown, Taylor and Moore
Thorn Hollow
A. D. McCully
R. CG. McCully
F. D. McCully
CG. Hartshorn
Joseph
Tom Tullivan
Portland
Maud Cohran
Rosé Chanvil
la Grande
Woolgrowers’ Association
Paul Hemmelgarn
Pasco
Perham
Minn
Boston
Roosevelt
Alberta Wheat Land
Shaffer
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