Local ads clutter Pendleton listing diverse services
Local notices advertise furnished rooms for rent and housework jobs, wood saws and lime spray, cedar lumber, and bottled drinks. Also listed are sale items including chickens and eggs, Leghorn and Orpington stock, nursing and chambermaid positions, and a general live-man produce salesman.
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Penland Brothers
Penland Bros
Main Street
R. O. Hawks
Pendleton
Ore
B. C
Care East Oregonian
Pendleton Building Association Stockholders Meeting Notice
The Pendleton Building Association will hold its annual stockholders meeting at 2 30 p m on April 8 1913 at the Mark Moorhouse Company office. Dated March 24 1913. Mark Moorhouse secretary.
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The
Pendleton Building Association
Mark Moorhouse Company
Mark Moorhouse
Bargain Seven Room House Seeks Buyer in Pendleton
A seven room house with stone foundation and seven lots is offered for 2500 dollars. A good low price for a home before May 1st. Address I, A. S., care East Oregonian, Pendleton, Oregon.
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A. S
Care East Oregonian
Pendleton
Oregon
Pendleton Hotel Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice states stockholders of Pendleton Hotel Company will meet at 2 oclock p m on April 8 1913 in the office of Mark Moorhouse company. Dated March 24 1914. Secretary Mark Moorhouse signs.
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The
Pendleton Hotel Company
Mark Moorhouse Company
Mark Moorhouse
Nation to All Odd Fellows Special Meeting Apr 7 Grand Master Visit
A notice urges all Odd Fellows to attend a special meeting on Monday evening April 7 to receive a visit from grand master W. A. Wheeler. All members, whether local lodge members or not, are urged to be present. H. J. Taylor, Chairman of Committee.
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Odd Fellows
W. A. Wheeler
Order
H. J. Taylor
Pendleton Cleanup Days Set for April 11 and 12
Pendleton common council designates April 11 and 12 as city cleanup days. Citizens are urged to place trash and rubbish at the outer edge of the sidewalk in sacks for free haulaway by the city on those two days. Begin now to have trash ready for the teams. notice dated April 5, 1913, by City Recorder Thos Fitzgerald.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Thos, Fitzgerald
City Recorder
Hansen & Houghton Ad Promises Stock Ranch and Wheat Farm
An advertisement on page 6 highlights Hansen and Houghton offering a stock ranch and a wheat farm. The notice targets buyers seeking farmland investments and livestock operations.
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Hansen & Houghton
Dr King's New Discovery Advertises Cure for Coughs
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs and colds. It claims relief from the first dose and features a testimonial from O H Brown of Muacad Ala praising the product for saving his wife from a severe cough. The ad notes a 60 cent to 1 00 price range and endorsement by Koeppens.
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Dr. King
O. H. Brown
Muacad- Inc
Ala
For Sale or Trade Livery Stable in Hermiston Oregon
For sale or trade, livery stable and food business opportunity. Address listed as Box 631, Hermiston, Oregon. Potential buyers may contact via box address for details and negotiations.
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Hermiston
Ore
Personal mentions fill Pendleton social page
G O Richardson of Adams came down this morning. John Lester of Irrigan spent Saturday night in Pendleton. J B Cherry of Milton was among Saturday visitors. Horace Walker, former county commissioner, is up from Stanfield today. R A Pickering of Pilot Rock was among weekend guests. Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely went to Stanfield this morning. J J Hiatt and family of Freewater were weekend visitors. In Pendleton Mr and Mrs W P Ward were up from Stanfield Saturday. W H Skinner was up from Hermiston yesterday. James P Neal, Freewater lawyer, is handling legal matters in Pendleton today. County Commissioner H M Cockburn came down from Milton. Dr B C Parker is east for post graduate work. Mrs Mary Krebs returned after visiting relatives in Lewiston Idaho. Newton Johnson, Pendleton-born traveling salesman, was a Sunday visitor. Miss Bessie McPherson returned to Hermiston after visiting family. Anatisia TG Chetk Eva Dumas and Ruby V Haglett, Stanfield teachers, are visiting the city. Percy George, Lulu George’s brother, visited and returned to Portland. Miss Thelma Thompson and Muriel Peringer returned from Walla Walla. Walter Owen, Pendleton high school student, returned from Walla Walla after two dancing parties. Homer Jamison of La Grande baseball team returned from Walla Walla and will join teammates tonight. Robert J Slater, now in Portland with his family, returned to Pendleton on legal business and maintains his office there.
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G. O . Richarson
Adams
John Lester
Irrigan
Pendleton
J. BE. Cherry
Milton
Horace Walker
Stanfield
R. A. Pickering
Pilot Rock
Joe Blakely
J. J. Hiatt
Freewater
Mra. W. P. Ward
W. H. Skinner
James P. Neal
H. M. Cockburn
B. C. Parker
Mary Krebs
Lewiston
Idaho
Newton Johnson
Bessie McPherson
Hermiston
Percy George
Lulu George
Washington School
Portland
Thelma Thompson
Muriel Peringer
Walla Walla
Dorothy Hunziker
Walter Owen
Persistence Defined by a Mother and Hat Talk
A brief exchange features a teacher asking the meaning of persistence. A small boy responds with a joke about a mother discussing a new hat. A judge weighs in on the humorous dialogue.
Monte Carlo venture eyed for Ensenda Mexico
San Diego April 7 News that Richard Canfield the American sportsman has become a partner of E H Jaggs of Mexico City sparks new hope for a Monte Carlo at Ensenda the capital of Lower California A government concession granted last December envisions government participation in profits plus rail and auto road developments from the American border Racing bullfighting and gambling are proposed as attractions
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San Diego
Cal
Richard Canfield
E. H. Jaggs
Mexico City
Ensenda
Lower California
Strike not likely among telegraphers
International Telegraphers Union President Kohnenkamp said a Seattle telegram reported six union members were discharged by Marcon i. he noted the wireless operators seek a wage increase but added the situation is under control and a strike will not be called.
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San Francisco
International
Kohnenkamp
The
Telegraphers Union
Marconi Company
Seattle
Experienced waitress or chamber maid seek position
Experienced waitress or chamber maid seeks work contact Mary at phone 411 Room 7 for inquiries or interviews.
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Mary
Alaska legislature passes woman suffrage bill
Juneau April 7 The Shoup woman's suffrage bill has unanimously passed the Alaska legislative assembly and will become effective ninety days after being signed by the governor. The Boden road overseer repeal bill has passed the senate. Representative Kennedy proposes a labor union coercion ban, while Senator Millard introduces ore buyer protection and grubstake legislation.
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Juneau
Alaska Legislative Assembly
Boden
Senate
Kennedy
House
Millard
Hundreds Join In Stampede Skagway for Teslin Lake Strike
Skagway sees hundreds of stampeders moving toward a new placer strike on Teslin Lake. Berry brothers and K J Barnes of Seward left yesterday, while Skookum Jim and George Carmack led a large party a week earlier. Reports conflict on the strike’s status. A separate note mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by Mrs. H. Silks of Sydney, Australia.
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Skagway
Teslin Lake
Berry Brothers
K. J. Barnes
Seward
Skookum Jim
George Carmack
CITY UPHELD IN PAYING SUIT
A city wins a suit over street improvement assessments. The judge notes that the property owner knew of proceedings and failed to object in time, while the court cites Oregon precedents on the right to speak or remain silent regarding municipal assessments. The decision states that even if earlier objections could have avoided taxes, the owner cannot complain now.
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Supreme Court of Oregon
Ieas
Tickets go on sale for City Lyceum course
Committees begin selling season tickets for the City Lyceum course to be held next winter with six attractions. Season tickets cost 3 dollars, 1 dollar for students and teachers. Noted speakers include Champ Clark and Opie Reed among others.
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City Lyceum
Champ Clark
Opie Reed
M. L. Daggy
Kelley- Haines, Dunbars and Gray Co
Bishop Carroll Dies After Fall From Horse
Philadelphia April 7 Bishop J J Carroll Roman Catholic prelate here died today from complications after injuries from a fall from a horse a year ago He formerly headed the diocese of Nueva Segovia in the Philippines and had practically retired a year ago.
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Philadelphia
J. J. Carroll
Neuva Segrovia
Philippies
Hood's Sarsaparilia Strengthens Digestion and Nerves
Strength comes from well digested and thoroughly assimilated food. Hood's Sarsaparilia tones the digestive organs and builds up strength. If you are getting run down begin taking Hood's at once, it gives nerve, mental and digestive strength.
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Hood
Bears Beat Whitman In Opening Baseball Game
In Walla Walla on April 7 the Bears topped Whitman 9 to 5 before 150 spectators. Joe Jonas fanned the first three Whitman batters as Cleman started, later Marsh and Perringer helped the Bears with timely hits and strong fielding. Ratistead and Niles sparked a late rally, while Dunn, Dunn and Jones contributed in the field and at bat. Morning and afternoon games featured Ed Edmundson Raleigh and Tanneman for Los Angeles and Portland in a split double header with San Francisco results mirrored in a 12 inning affair.
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Bears
Whitman
Walla Walla
Wash
Bugs
August Bate
Joe Jonas
Cleman
Johnson
Ratistead
Tubby Niles
Portland
San Francisco
Oakland
R. H. EE
Arlett
Thomas and Spencer
West and Fisher
R. H. EB
de la San Francisco
James and Fisher
Henley, Baker, Fanning, Gilligan and Spencer
Angels Take Two In Coast League Opener Series
Los Angeles defeated Venice in both games by identical scores of 3 to 2 to close the series five wins in seven. The matinee reached 11 innings before the Angels prevailed. Ray Brashear of Venice broke his leg after colliding with Johnson while covering first base.
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Angels
Los Angeles
Venice
Ray Brashear
Venetians
Johnson
Sacramento Oakland series finale ends in score draw
In Sacramento on April 7 the series wind-up between Sacramento and Oakland produced a tense 1 to 1 tie after fourteen innings. The game was scoreless through ten innings. Final line shows Oakland 2 5 6 0 and Sacramento 1 2 Batteries Gregory and Rohrer for Oakland Munsee Bliss for Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Oakland
Gregory
Rohrer
Munsee
Bliss
Next Step Knicker Children Raising Parents
The New York Sun reports that Knicker-Children are now raising their parents. The piece notes a shift toward intergenerational involvement in family dynamics and learning from youth. Booker is cited as a thematic reference to future parental study and civic awareness.
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Booker
New York Sun
East Oregonian Seeks Old Rags for Reuse Salvage
The East Oregonian requests readers bring or mail large clean rags to the office at their earliest convenience for reuse and salvage purposes.
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East Oregonian
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F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies Home Journal
United Orchestra
I. C. Snyder
Vincent
Joe Ell
American National Bank
Dresasmuaking
Jane Street
I.e. Snyder
Oak Street
A. T. Matthews
N. B. Stearns
Duncan
C. Jackson
Madison
Black
Elwit
Water Street
Main
Garden Street
Water St
Pendleton Specialty Co
Treet
Phony Main
Pendleton Hotel
Wortan
Lilleth
North Side
Mark Street
CL. Bonney
Wessel
HL M. Warren
Al- 14
Dale Rothwell
Hanscom the
Postoffice Block
F. J. Donaldson
Anatisia Tg, Chetk
Eva Dumas
Ruby V. Haglett
New Monte Carlo
Mexico
Chamberlain
Mra. H. Silks
Dowling Street
Sydney
Wohlenberg
CITY
Bishop Carroll
Orpheum Theatre
J. P. Medernach
Prop
H. E
Utsuamire
Jessedens Seeds
Cleman and
Niles
Jonas
Kelly
Frink, Laird, Marsh and Pest and
Dunn
R. H. EB. Weiden Srw
Gale le Batteries
Edmundson
Raleigh
Tanneman
Ryan
Rogers
Brooks
Hoffman
Q.eccesssencas
Crea 'Staw
Cheeth
Haum
Hogan
Pourteen
Sam Jinkins, Mer
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