Local ads note coal yards and services in Pendleton
Local notices list coal and wood suppliers, lodging and private bounties, and several business services. Dr J A Best resumes practice after vacation. Listings include For Sale a 6 passenger Franklin with price, moving and hauling services, and parcels lost or found rewards. Pending sales and college enrollments are noted along with wheat land for sale and exchange options in Umah Ula county.
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Paul
Henry
Malin
W. Webb
Mack
Orpheum
J. A. Best Cos
Uma- Ula County
Portland
Spokane
Pendleton
Local Haulage Ad Promises Fast City Moving Service
Let George Haul It with George Stangier at Gritman Brow. Main 511 offers foright or heavy hauling of all kinds including trunks furniture or planes moved promptly to any part of the city.
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Parkers Automobile
Mavin
B. A. Morton
Pendleton
George
George Stangier
Gritman Brow
Flower of the Ranch shines in remodeled Oregon theater
A well praised audience saw the revived Oregon theater last night presenting The Flower of the Ranch with Harrie as Skeeter and Caldwell as Flower. The musical comedy The Flower of the Ranch also features Le Compte in the cast as the Mexican. An orchestra of five performed, and the interior remodeling is complete except for floor painting. The balcony seats 160 opera chairs and rubberoid matting improves safety on entry to the gallery. A new dressing room wing and a bathroom are added, with manager Mitchell touting these improvements.
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Aawood
Oregon
Deste Harrie
Skeeter
Betty Caldwell
le Compte
Personal Mentions From Neighboring Towns Light Up Pendleton
A string of visitors and locals passing through Pendleton includes William Blakely and family from Gib bor visiting the city, Walter Lehman and wife from Echo, RL. Albce of Helix among Sunday walkers, and George W. Bone from Pilot Rock lingering overnight. Others listed are J. Freeman of Nolin, Col H. W. G. Newport of Hermiston, Joe Kenery and wife from the St. George trip to Portland, Mrs. Roy Penland from Helix, Glen Booth from Furnia tracts, Cayneliman J. Hertert Strohm from Hormlebon, and Secretary Tack Miracle of the Commercial warehouse. Numerous travelers and residents are noted as spending the day or night in Pendleton.
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William Blakely
Bastiand Rineh
Bonifer
Gibbor
Walter Lehman
Echo
Viletorn
Albce
Helix
Walters
Teel
Echo Tanid
Fred Lioallen
Pilot
HW. G. Newport
Herminton
Joe Kenery
St. George
Bia
Portland
Roy Penland
Northern Pacific
Glen Booth
Furnia
Cold Springs
Toilny
Cayneliman J. Hertert Strohm
Hormlebon
Pondileten
Weetor
Pendleton
Y. Og. Walsh
New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Winsted
Mr. Walsh
J. B. Fancotti
GL. Hurd
St. Vincents Hospital
Mra. R. N. Stanfield
F. A. Baker
A. W. Gray
BE. N. Wheeler
Pendiston
P. C. Holland
Hermiston
Stanfield
Mra
G. Lanning
Eva
North Yakima
C. R. Haven
Condon
Drainage ditch project discussed at Starfield meeting
A Cratiiin drainage district association meeting in Starfield reviewed plans and plans and specifications for a drainage ditch with estimates. Preliminary work is urged and officials expect construction to begin soon. Local social items note events at Hope Presbyterian, visitors from Portland and Hermiston, and residents moving or improving homes.
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Speckit
Bianfiel
Cratiiin
Ald
Marist College community halts tobacco sales locally
In Ashevilla NW citizens and Marset college town students sang hymns after a prayer and marched around a large fire containing all cigarettes and tobacco in stock. Merchants pledged no new orders, an evangelist urged a tobacco sale ban to students, and college officials acted quickly. $200 was raised to purchase and destroy the remaining stock.
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Ashevilla
Pralse
Tihe
Marset
Convicted Black Hand Member Marries In Bellefontaine
Qovlts Jail inmate Vicor Rid, part of the Black Hand group active in Ohio cities two years ago, finishes term at Leavenorth prison and immediately weds Miss Mary Cira, a young Italian woman who believed in his innocence, filing for a marriage license at the courthouse.
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Bellefontaine
Cat Mail Carrier Delivers Missed Letters in Tarrytown
Dr W B Mowrhoune owns a remarkable cat used as a letter carrier. The cat climbs a post and pushes theNd to drop it into a box. Today the cat returned with a letter in her mouth after noticing a missing number on the address, then brought it back to her master.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
W. B. Mowrhoune
Mull
Jeffries Brothers Arrive Seeking News of Mother’s Death
Jeffries Jamies and John Jeffries arrived in Seattle from Alaska aboard the North Western after hunting big game. They left Cordova the morning before their mother died in Los Angeles and hoped to reach her bedside, but did not receive word until they reached Seattle.
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Seattle
Jamies
John Jeffries
Los Angeles
Alaska
Northwestern
Cordova
A New England Christmas Law and Odd Partridge Tale
A brief note recalls an old Christmas law from Massachusetts Bay Colony punishing abstinence from labor or feasting with five shillings. It mentions the 1681 repetition. A quirky line about a shot bringing down two partridges is included, reflecting humorous lore and a puzzle-like misquote.
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Masaychnsetts Bay Colony
Teller's Riddle: A Cold Lesson in Measurements
A humorous dialogue plays on inches and feet as a child asks why it grows colder when the thermometer falls. The father and son exchange questions about height and cold, ending with a metaphor about a fallen object breaking on the hall floor.
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Willie
Boat Service From The Dalles To Portland Shaves Fare
Str Babey Gateert runs daily departures except Friday and Sunday at 3 50 p m for The Dalles to Portland river ride arriving at 9 30 p m with a one dollar fare.
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Portland
Dalles
Babey Gateert
Stunday
On the Trail and the Frost Luster Message
Fragmentary notice from Brooklyn Life hints at a dramatic chase of railroads with a whispered invitation and a mysterious narrator. The garbled OCR shows names and phrases suggesting a literary or poetic piece rather than a clear news event.
Fragmentary Verses and Nonsense Quoted in New York
A garbled passage attributes odd phrases to New York, with references to Tomans, Nowell-Ter fragh, Powell, and Alfred Austin. The text appears as a jumble of misread or corrupted lines lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
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Nowell — Ter Fragh
Contacto
Powell
New York
Ross
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