Localads Offer Rentals and Sales in Pendleton area
Local notices advertise buggy rentals and carriages from Nissen Implement Company, new rubber tired vehicles, desk space for rent on Main Street, and a display of up to date vehicles. Pendleton Cash Market promotes fresh meats and a cash market phone listing. Found watch offered for reward, and jobs sought or offered including stenography and watchman positions. Also listings for Alberta wheat land sales, Holt combine harvester, and Pendleton property for sale.
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Pendleton
J.B. Halley
Express
Welch's
Nissen Implement Company
Indy Stenograph
Riven
Alberta Wheat Land
Pendletor Property
C. H. Sellers
EB. O
Holt Combine Harvester
G W. Keight
Franklin Street
H. Cline
Alta
Ore
City
Hays & Finney
Prop
Maine
Bridge
Forrent
Pine Street
Léist
Tomorrow Last Day Home Bros Suit Sale Draws Crowds
The Home Bros sale extended to Wednesday April 7 due to strong demand. An added 60 suits bring the season’s latest patterns and fabrics, all offered at new sale prices from $8.95 to $18.50, with a wide variety of styles and sizes. Bond Bros Pendleton’s Leading Clothiers.
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New New York
Bond Bros. Pendleton
Auction sale ends Thursday at Winslow Brow store
An auction of high class jewelry watches cut glass and china ends Thursday evening April 5. Attend the final days as the store closes Friday and Saturday to inventory stock. All tickets on the diamond ring must be in the store by Thursday night.
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Winslow Brow
Bellingham Man Killed by Locomotive
Bellingham April 6. T Weber aged 60, a well known local business man, was run down and killed today by an approaching locomotive after failing to notice it. His son I, also a named resident, was involved in the incident. The report notes happiness is common yet rarely acknowledged when the sun shines.
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Bellingham
Bellingham Hay and British Columbia
CH. Weber
Banquet Aids Old Companions End in Tragedy
A man hosted a banquet for his Knights of the Rou and old companions with lavish attire and glassware. The event included a banquet table piled with gut glass and floral decorations. Monday Craig became ill and died last night after being taken to a hospital.
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Craig
Portland Telegraphers Get Increased Pay
Western Union operators and the Portland sub chief celebrate a reported 15 percent salary rise restoring pre strike wages. R T Reid travels to San Francisco for a conference with Frank Jaynes on the raise. If approved, first class operators may earn 88 dollars monthly, affecting over 100 coast operators and 60 in Portland.
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Western Union
Portland
Journal
R. T. Reid
Northwestern
San Francisco
Frank Jaynes
Pacific Coast
Chicago
How a tramp spent inherited fortune
Denver reports that H. P. Craig known as the Millionaire Tramp lies at the morgue as his sister in Detroit prepares to travel there. His death followed a night of revelry after years of wandering from place to place. He had a modest inheritance from his mother, receiving five thousand dollars in cash. He invested part of it in a cheap lodging house he ran as the Tramps Retreat.
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Denver
Times
Colorado Springs
H. P. Craig
Detriot
Mich
Craig
Lumber tariff debate echoes in Congress and Portland port plans
Oregon chamber of commerce backs keeping the lumber tariff while Congressman Hawley vows to resist removal amid strong midwestern opposition. Senator Bourne plans a Senate resolution to include Portland as a Pacific coast port for the government steamship line and urges continuous funding for the Celtic canal project. War Secretary Dickinson says he will push to make Portland a port of call, as a note on fuel shows wood producing far less heat than coal.
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Oregon
Chamber of Commerce
Hawley
Middle West
Journal
Senaor Bourne
Chamber
Senate
Portland
J. M. Dickinson
Thoughts on stage as a moral teacher
Chicago April 6 The stage is the most successful popular teacher of morals says Jane Addams in Sinai Temple while Dr Emil G Hirsch is away She argues lack of spiritual teaching for children under 13 is shaping national life A boy of 13 killed himself for failing at school and another sought thrills by turning lead pipe into theatre tickets She praises theatre as a moral influence despite many plays being flimsy Read the East Oregonian
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Chicago
Jane Addams
Sinai Temple
Emil G. Hirsch
Tree Planting At Hermiston Today
Special correspondence from Hermiston Oregon reports today as the town workers and residents engage in widespread tree planting after late deliveries and windy weather. Despite yesterday’s severe windstorm causing some delays the effort proceeds with renewed activity across the community. A second notice asks for the return of a lost crocheted baby robe with pink stripes on Jackson street between Logan and Perkins.
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Hermiston
Ore
Jackson Street
Logan
Perkins Streets
H. F. John
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Lil-Kid
F. E. Livengood & CO
Main Street
Pendleton Cash Market
Home Bros
The
Bart Oregonian
Beato
William Holmes
Alonzo Knotts
Gilliland
Holmes
Hatley
Koeppens
A. C. Jackson
Whitman College
Oregem
Iwo
Gray Bros. Grocery CO
East Oregonian
Sanitaire
Pendleton Furniture Co
W. R. Graham
Mgr
E. Court
Chas. Rohrman
Umatilla
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