Local ads list for Pendleton area with jobs and sales
Local notices advertise positions and goods at Pendleton businesses. Nissen Implement Company features car full of buggies and rubber-tired vehicles from Niagen. Pendleton Cash Market promotes meats and daily sales while Alberta wheat land and Pendleton property are offered. Wanted help includes a girl for house work and a lady stenographer and cook seeks, with references and contact details at Main 101 and 108.
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Nissen Implement Company
Pendleton
Niagen Implement Company
Perry Houser
W. Court Street
Palace
Holt Combine Harvester
G W. Knight
Franklin Street
Alberta Wheat Land
Pendletor Property
C. H. Sellers
E. O. Bldg
Enquire
Garden Street
Alao
New Barr and Yard
Finquire
Pine Street
Pendleton Cash Market
Enat Oregonian
700000 Trees Planted by National Foresters
Washington D C. The national forestry program reports eight government nurseries in western national forests growing 9 million trees aged one to three years. About 700000 trees were planted in winter and spring 1907, with Dismal River nursery housing around 2500000 stock ready for planting. Other species tests include Scotch pine Norway pine and Douglas fir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Dismal River National Forest
Sand Wills
Sand Hills
Saxony
Forestry Bureau
United States
Bureau of Forestry
Inland Empire Teachers' Assembly Opens in Walla Walla
The 11th annual Inland Empire Teachers' assembly is in session in Walla Walla Washington and will adjourn Friday. Educators arrive from Washington Oregon Idaho and parts of Montana with an estimated 100 visitors expected.
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Wallia Walla
Wash
Walla Walla
The
Inland Empire Teachers’ Ampcition
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
J B Halley Express Leave Orders Welch's Cigar Store
J B Halley expresses leave orders for Welch's Cigar Store and notes contact at Man 19. The brief item records a delivery instruction and a phone reference for follow up.
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J.B. Halley
Express
Welch
Easter Lodge Event Heads Baker City Visit
Baker commandery No 9 Knights Templar hosts visiting Sir Knights from Walla Walla Pendleton La Grande Welser and Bolae for Easter in Baker City Eastern Oregon events include a morning procession to the commandery asylum a 2 20 pm Easter service at Elks auditorium with Rev J R N Bell of Corvallis delivering the principal address a special car will shuttle Pendleton Knights this evening and return Sunday night officials and attendees from Athena Hermiston Echo Portland and other cities attend the elaborate gathering.
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Laker City
Oregona
Rev. Bell of
Corvallis
Pendleton Knights
Neturn Sun
Baker City
Oregon
Baker Commandery No
Knights Templar
Walla Walla
Pendleton
la Grande
Welser
Bolae
John L. Rand
Baker Commandery
Commandery Asylum
Elks
Court Street
J. R. N. Bell
EB. Roosevelt
L. L. Mann
T. C. Taylor
W. E. Brock
J. R
W. L Thompson
W. F. Matlock
A. A. Cole
Will Ferguson
J. H. Raley
Elmer A. Snyder
T. D. Taylor
P. Gould
Portland
BE. A. Vaughn
Walter Pierce
W. G. Cole
Tom Ross
Echo
Columbia Beach touted as high class northwest resort
B A Clark, sales manager for Columbia Trust in Portland, visits Pendleton to promote Columbia Beach near the Mouth of the Columbia River. The project pledges a safe family resort with nonalcoholic policies, plus a large auditorium, hotel, dining hall and athletic park. Promoters plan Y M C A and Y W A and a June 1928 Northwest students conference with 100 to 250 attendees.
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B. A. Clark
Columbia Trust Company
Portland
Oregon
Bowman Hotel
Columbia Trust Company of
Northwest
Columbia Beach
Columbia River
Pacific Ocean
Astoria
Seaside
Clatsop County Chautauqua Association
Inland Empire
Sesside
Pendleton
F. N. Clark
Cahinbla ‘Trust Company
Parrot and Tommy Debate Parrot’s Language
In a brief Harpers Weekly comic exchange a mother asks if Tommy is teaching the parrot to swear. Tommy replies no, he is only telling it what it mustn’t say.
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Tommy
Harpers Weekly
Jewelry Store Changes Hands in Local Deal
Winslow Bros. sold their jewelry business to Will Hanscom, longtime chief watchmaker. Hanscom will run the store at the same location, open Monday with a modern stock. Glenn Winslow and family will stay in Pendleton for a month while Winslow completes business matters and pursues optical training in Chicago.
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Glenn Winslow
Chicago
Winslow Bros
Will Hanscom
Mr. Hanscom
Hanscom
Glenn Winslow Wind
Pendleton
Winslow
Liberty Bell Likely Failing to Travel Again
The Liberty Bell may not leave Independence Hall again after recent crack enlargements from six trips. Experts fear further trips could shatter it, ending a beloved symbol first cracked in 1824 during Chief Justice Marshall’s funeral.
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Seattle
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
John Marshall
Portland Population and Postal Receipts Rise Sharply
Postmaster reports Portland population near 300000 based on Wayland findings and 9 year postal receipts increase of 229.6 percent. Yearly postal receipts grew from 209725 in 1900 to 691040 in 1909, with per capitas around 2.33. Also notes aging residents prone to kidney issues and promotes Foley’s Kidney Remedy.
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Portland
Young
Wayland
Journal
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Heatherbloom
Heatherbloom Petticats
Ose
F. E. Livengood & Co
Pendleton Drug CO
National Foresters
Oregonian
Koeppens
Gaker City
Libberty Bell
Ures
Uge
Foley
Koeppen
Pendleton Drug CO i
Gray Bros. Grocery CO
Chas. Rohirman
E. Court Street
Combine Harvester
Reynolds Combine
Umatilla
Pendleton Iron Works
Pendleton, Oregon
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