Local classified notices and ads from Pendleton area
A jumble of local ads and notes listing Pastime theatre pictures and Rock Springs cons, furnished rooms at 309 East Court and 612 Willow, chimney sweep Snyder, Henry Koplitzke contact, hotel Pendleton show rugs, 201 West Court wood supply, Main 178 phone, Pendleton Cash Market fresh Tuesdays and Fridays, carpets cleaned by electric vacuum A C Rader, rental houses at 212 East Bluff and 109 Stonewill Jackson, sale of cages and show cases at Sawtelle's Jewelry, 17 room house for sale at corner jet, Phil Berg coffee, woman cook wanted, Hermiston Oregon hotel address, East Oregonian building rental space, Japanese cook seek, Pendleton ads for cleaning, lost necklace near West Court, complaints line, hotel sale, Pendleton ham and lard ad, wool blankets finished at Pendleton Woolen Mills, transfers, horse shoer Isaac Jay, and miscellaneous notices.
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Hohbach's
Rock Spring Coal
Henry Koplitzke
East Court
Snyder
Graham
Stonewill Jackson Street
Ralph Howland
Sawtelle’s
North Side
Phil Berg
Folger
Golden Gate
Hotel Hermiston
Hermiston
Ore
East Oregonian
Matin Street
F. Myer
Helix
Oregon
Pendleton
Penland
Isaac Jay
Done & Jones
Halloween Social Aid at Old Cook and Perry Store
A Saturday evening fundraiser at the old Cook and Perry store opposite the post office invites attendees to support the Christian church lidles. Dr Elmer Hilhan will speak and a mystic mirror and witch attraction are promised along with a 4 wood lunch served by courteous hosts. Proceeds noted via Mirslan 109.
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Hallowe'en
Cook & Perry
Elmer Hilhan
Kioth Boys Saved by Foley’s Honey and Tar Cure
Louis Boon of Norway Michigan credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing his boy's severe cough. He also notes a neighbor's child was aided by the remedy after doctors gave up. Koeppen Bros heads the East Oregonian.
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Louis Boon
Norway
Mich
Foley
Koeppen
Pendleton High vs Columbia Junior College Game Preview
Pendleton High School football aims for victory as it faces Columbia Junior College of Milton tomorrow at 3 pm. Changes in the lineup, including moves among players and substitutions, promise a heavier backfield and a strong offense against a historically Even opponent after both teams beat Walla Walla High 6 to 0.
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Walla Walla High
Pendleton High School
Columbia Junior College of
Milton
Keefe
Weston High School
Walla Walla
Howman Haw
Bean
Finch
Milne
Struve
Graham
Snyder
Jordan
Hindermin
Kimball
Devine
Thompson
Boylen
Sturfivant
Carrol
La Follette Denounces Cannon in Oregon Lecture
Robert M La Follette spoke in La Grande Oregon denouncing Cannon and other demagogues and urging Oregon to send men to Congress who would overthrow them He attacked tariff revision and claimed 14 men govern U S economic policy with startling facts and figures to back sensational charges
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la Grande
Ore
Robert M. la Follytte
Jeneth
Oregon
Congress
Cannon
United States
Liberal religious club formed by University of Oregon students
About 40 prominent University of Oregon students form a liberal religious club to discuss belief and philosophy. The group aims to secure an able speaker for each meeting and is led by signatories pledging to explore religious ideas openly.
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University of Oregon
U. OF 0
Liberal
Eugene
Howe-Mouwat
Orpheum Tonight Features Maasle Orchestra and Acts
At the Orpheum shows program led by A A Johnson. Acts include Nobody Knows Where John Brown Went, Overture Tancred, pictures Flirtation Collar and A Prince's Love Affair, A Bewitched Dunn, The Flehers contortionists, The Telephone Call, Lone In the Evening by the Moonlight Dear Louise.
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Orpheuum
Orpheum Orchestra
A. A. Johnson
John Brown
Arthur T Langbrake
Tancred
Bewitched
Dunn
The
Louise
The Human Ostrich at Pendleton Grand Tonight
A sensational one night act titled The Human Ostrich invites Pendleton audiences to witness a man mast icating and swallowing glass. He challenges medical experts to test him by X ray or other means, performing blindfolded while fed by helpers. The risky feat carries heavy expenses and promises a miraculous display.
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Pendleton
Fishers in A Night in Jungle Town at the Orpheum
The Fishers act in A Night in Jungle Town is praised as the cleverest of its kind in the city with impressive settings and electrical effects making the Alligator and the Frog seem real. A fine set of moving pictures is shown this week and the Johnson’s Orpheum orchestra completes the music.
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Jungle Town
Orpheum
Johnson
Orpheum Orchestra
Program Tonight at Grand Theater Vaudeville Show
Tonight at Grand Theater a vaudeville bill features the Human Ostrich in a glass eating act Camille Con De performs new songs George Le Vee offers new comedy and dances and pictures including Two Memories Aunt Lena's Visit A Brother's Wrong plus Mignon singing I am Just Going to Do What I Please.
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Camille Con de
George le Vee
Lena
Untitled historical notice fragment from New York
Fragmentary OCR text referencing names and places in New York City area including Warren Street and multiple scattered terms. Unclear context. readable bits show personal names and potential notices but no complete event or action.
For sale at East Oregonian office large bundles of papers
Large bundles of newspapers are available at the East Oregonian office. Each bundle contains over 100 big papers and is offered for 25 cents.
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East Oregonian
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Koeppen’s
Inquire
Willow Street
Pendleton Cash Market
A. C. Rader
East Bluff Street
Bluff Street
P. O
Gus Dillon
Hays & Finney
Court Street
Old Armory Hall
la Dow & Jereman
Portland
Oregonian
Beam’s Clear
H. Strave
Kioth
Pendleton Hgh
Columbia JR
Lowal Boys
LA Pollette
Grand
Mignon
Fei
Drv
Exiforby Tual
Salipaid Sys
Ely Tinothers
Warren Stivet
New York
London
Kuh, Nathan & Fischer Co
Chicago
Seventh
Stark Streets
Park Street
Mark Moorhouse
Tel
Main
E. Court
Oto
Nage
F. FE. Livengogd
Emitiouy
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