Local Classified Notices and Ads Mix From East Oregonian Style
Local items include calls for signs from Lane and Son and Main numbers, a United Orchestra contact, a chimney sweep ad, Hohbach's coffee and oyster house opening with fresh oysters, and telephone contacts. Listings cover loan offers, furnished rooms, a modern six room home search, coal offers, Pendleton Lumber Yard pricing, and a Halloween social hosted by Baptist ladies at Mrs Ben Hill’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane & Son
United Orchestra
East Oregonian
J. C. Snyder
Hohbach
Bath
W. Court St
Mark Patton
Alexanders
North Side
Leo Teutach
Pendleton Lumber Yard
Cafeteria supper at your own price October 28, 1910
A local listing promotes a cafeteria supper with a pay what you wish pricing event on October 28, 1910. The notice highlights affordable meals and community gathering for diners, inviting residents to enjoy a modest evening out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tober
Dowager Queen Alexandra Braces for Restless Court
Private Copenhagen letters describe Queen Alexandra growing peevish and hard to please. She may cut her Danish visit short and return to London next year to maintain a grand Marlborough House court. Her appointment of a robes mistress, Duchess of Buccleuch, draws criticism as unnecessary. King George indulges her, Queen Mary remains patient, but court friction looms after mourning ends as Alexandra plans to outshine the royal pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Copenhagen
Queen Alexandra
Alexandra
Marlborough House
Duchess of
Halloween Dance Planned at Fagie-Woodman Hall
The Saturday night dances will host a Halloween dance at Fagie-Woodman hall on Monday, October 1. Patrons and friends are invited. Music by United Orchestra with Carl Gulott as leader and R. W. Fletcher as manager. A nervous soon-to-be husband asked if it was proper to curse the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagie-Woodman Hall
United Orchestra
Carl Gulott
R. W. Fletcher
Pendleton Citizens Gather for Local Notices and Football Summary
A stream of Pendleton visitors is recorded including H L Burnham of Freewater, Mike McCabe of Heppner, Rev J B Ball of Walla Walla, and many others transacting business or visiting hotels. The note also includes a detailed football game sequence with Pendleton and Pearsons, field positions, and penalties, concluding with official lines and lineups for the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Burnham
Freewater
Pendleton
Mike McCabe
Heppner
Bowman
Rev
J. B. Ball
Walla Walla
P. S. Williams
Untitled Football Summary Of Second Half Plays
Continued from Page Two. The drive features Thomson leaving with an ankle injury, Jordan replacing him after a 46 yard kickoff. Pendleton loses on a pass, kicks away, and Snyder recovers. Devine and Buck combine on kicks and passes, Pendleton penalized for interference, Pearson’s team forces fumbles, and the third quarter opens with Snyder returning a kickoff to the 90 yard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Kimball
Pearson
Bucks
Devine
Houser
Thompson
Snyder
Pendleton Bucks
Inc
Storle
Clemens
Baer
A. Jordan
G.R
Martin Snyder
T. R
Lange
Carlender
Milne Finnell
Hansen Hinderman
R.T
Bryan Milne
Mulkey Kimball
T. Martin Thompson
Hals
H.R
O'Nell
Ee Taylor
C. Jordan
Buck
Kimball Punta
Jordan
Emancipation of China Seen by Spokane Trader
Louis Lang of a Spokane trading firm contends Chinese emancipation is underway led by events in America and Asia. He says China will modernize rapidly, expand its resources, and offer new employment, reducing need for strict exclusion laws. He credits the Pacific coast commerce mission for building solid trade ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
America
Louis Lang
China
Japan
Ching
Associated Chambers of Commerce of
Pacific Coast
The Last Turn of a Failing Actor Turns to Collars
An actor who once proclaimed future riches now faces reversal as his career falters and he shifts to turning collars in a literal or metaphorical glamor fade. The piece traces ambitions, disappointments, and a stark career pivot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Wells
Umatilla County
Joeseph
HW. H. Taylor
Echo
Hey
A. McKenzie Meldrum
Christian Church
Athena
Pendleton
Ss. W. Wattenburger
Ione
Lower Butter Creek
N. A. Bonn
White Bluffs
Washington
Bonn
J. 8. Landers
Cecil Wade
Randon
B. T. Wade
T. J. Mahoney
Umatilla
Morrow
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F. E. Livengood
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Baptist Indies
Ben Hill
Hallowe'en
Koeppen
Isle
J. T. Lieunllen
Adams
Jesse Smith
Helix
John Simme
Bertha Alexander
Portland
Rena Collins
Cc. M. Wright
McKay
BE. W. Sulete
Coombs Canyon
Cc. W. Matthews
Pilot Rock
Ben Marlin
Meacham
John P. McManus
Pilot Rock Record
J. B. Switzler
T. A. Liuallen
Mia. FE
FE. Cotant
Ina Cotant
Stanfield
F. BE. van Dusen
Pasco
Northern Pacific
Dick Gerberding
Weston
Pine Valley
J &B. Saylor
J. W. Maloney
William Musgrove
Dayton
Walter M. Pierce
Hot Lake
Kenneth G. Warner
Butter Creek
W. W. Chessman
Eugene
Beaver State Merchants’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Merle and
Dale Chessman
Felix R. Mitchell
Mitchell
Mechanical Department
The
Oregon Journal
Robert Stanfield
Baker City
Eagle Valley
Mia
Wraughter
Wohlenberg
Steve Pendleton
Dale Rothwell
Wm. Hanscom
Taylor Hardware Co
Phene Main
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