Local ads offer goods services and rentals in Pendleton
Local notices advertise mgns, coal, wallpaper, fresh meat, fruit and fish markets, rent rooms in Judd building and 909 East Court, furnished bungalow, auto cab service, horse boarding, halter agency, log houses for sale, coal for delivery, lumber, and general services. Also listings for Meacham Oregon houses, Meacham Lumber Co, farmer meat co, livestock sale and transfer, harvesting equipment, and real estate opportunities.
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Judd
F. BE. Judd
Pendleton
Crab Creek Lumber Co
West
Alta Street
Farmers Meat Co
Conrad Platspeder
Court Street
Lee Teutsch
Penland Bros. Transfer Co
Bath
J. H. Bryant
Oregon
Reynolds
Automatic Harvester
Pendleton Iron Works
Marion Jack
Sanitary Plumbing
E. Court Stret
Alex Burt
Central Meat Market Lard Sale Through May First
Special sale at Central Meat Market offers pure lard in multiple can sizes. Ten pound cans priced at $1.50, six pound cans 80 cents, and three pound cans 60 cents. Act quickly.
Artisans Attention Meeting Notice For April First
Alpha Assembly No. 9 United Arts will hold a regular season meeting on Tuesday evening April 1. All members urged to attend. Louise F Lampkin secretary.
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Alpha Assembly No. 9
United Artisans
Louise F. Lampkin
Knights to Work In First Rank This Evening
Damon Lodge No 4 announces In the first rank work this evening with all Knights urged to attend. Dp B. WAFFLE, C. C. r. W. FLETCHER, K. R. and others note the instruction.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
Dp. B. Waffle
C. C. R. W. Fletcher
K. R
Road Warrants Paid for May to October 1910
All road warrants registered during May June July August September and October 1910 will be paid at my office in the county courthouse upon presentation. Interest ceases upon date of publication. Pendleton Oregon April 15 1911. A W Bradley County Treasurer
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County Court House
Pated Pendleton
A. W. Bradley
Social notes from Pendleton and nearby towns
A long list of local visits and travel mentions: J Holland of Boise guests at the Bowman hotel. W J Newton from Baker. Mrs J W Doty from Umatilla visited Pendleton. Dr Pred A Liuallen of Pilot Rock spent Sunday in Pendleton. Mrs Jamce Cooper and companion returned from Portland and other coast cities. Miss Josephine Hurd of Eugene visited Saturday. L W Furnas of Hermiston from the project town Inet Saturday. Joy Williams of Walla Walla visited Sunday. P C Munter from Echo. Rep S D Peterson in town from Milton. Fred Wilson from Athena. Pete Murray arrived from Adams. Scott R H Beattie of Adams among out-of-town visitors. Tommy Robison left for Nolin. J S Merchant of Walla Walla. Boone Watson deputy game warden made a trip to Yoakum. W E Pound from Umatilla. County Commissioner Horace Walker returning to Stanfield. Miss Pansy Ireland and Miss Ethel Betts returned from He lix. James B LaLonde of Weston attended Mountaineers game. Miss Sarah Cunningham now of Posco visited via Northern Pacific. Sheldon Taylor returned from Athens. James Johns back from Portland after Colombian Indoor meet. Mrs W S Fleek of Libby Montana visiting daughter Lotta Fleek. Bishop R L Paddock preached and will conduct services in Echo. Fred Lockley in city from Portland, manager of Pacific Monthly. Seth Dixon of Prineville left for Spokane after visiting. J A Borie, Pendleton native, back from Portland with mining interests in northern Mexico. Miss Mary Maclay, Washington school teacher, returned from Spokane after Inland Empire Teachers association.
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J. ©. Holland
Boise
Bowman
W. J. Newton
Baker
J. W. Doty
Umatilla
Pendleton
Pred A. Liuallen
Pilot Rock
Jamce Cooper
Young m
Portland
Sound
Josephine Hurd
Eugene
L. W. Furnas
Hermiston
Joy Williams
Walla Walla
P. ¢ Munter
S. D. Peterson
Milton
Tommy Robison
Balfour-Guthrie
Nolin
Merchant
Garden City
Boone Watson
Yoakum
W. E. Pound
Horace Walker
Stanfield
Pansy Ireland
Ethel Betts
Helix
James B. LaLonde
Weston
Sarah Cunningham
Posco
Northern Pacific
Sheldon Taylor
T. D. Taylor
Athens
James Johns
W. S. Fleek
Libby
Montana
Lotta Fleek
R. L. Paddock
Episcopal
Echo
Seth Dixon
Prineville
Alice Sheridan
Spokane
Dixon
J. A. Borie
Mexico
Mary Maclay
Washington
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Honorary degrees and a wary Steuben tale
A New Jersey college once named Lafayette a doctor of laws, sparking Baron Steuben to tell his troops to ride through the town as if devilish to avoid becoming doctors. An ancient tale recalls a rich man betting a degree for his servant, then for his horse, only to be refused when the college noted no precedent for a doctorate for a jackass.
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Lafayette
New Jersey
Baron Steuben
Soan
New York Press
Cheese Featured As Digestible Diet Item In Bulletin
The department of agriculture issued a bulletin asserting the value of cheese as a food. Tests with respiration calorimeter show no strong reason to avoid cheese and indicate it is more easily digested than many believe.
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Department of Agriculture
How quickly our magazines can mobilize their forces
A sharp note on the speed and efficiency of magazine teams when they stand ready. The author argues that readiness depends on organization, clarity of purpose, and rapid deployment of resources to achieve swift impact.
Pioneer Farmer G W Planting Dies Near Adams Oregon
Special Correspondence Adams Oregon April 10 G W Planting a well known pioneer farmer died at his home three miles west of Adams at 5 o clock this morning. He was 66 born in Finland May 27 1846 and came to Calumet Michigan before moving to Oregon in 1877 becoming an early settler in Umatilla county. He leaves a wife two brothers one sister and 11 children plus 16 grandchildren. Funeral will be held Wednesday from the Finnish Lutheran church.
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Adams
Oregon
G. W. Planting
Gustaf W. Planting
Finland
Calumet
Mich
Umatilla
Walter
John
Arnold
Isaac Christopher
John Hendricksen
Great Falls
Mont
John Melstrom
Myrick
Charles Win- Janen
Centerville
Wash
Fred Embusk
Louisa
Hulda
Signe
Lay Down Rules for Fire Escapes
New York. The Board of Fire Underwriters released its Triangle Waist factory fire report. It cites 145 dead and 360 escaped. It notes the ninth floor was crowded and inflammable, with panic and packed, back to back rows hindering exit. Doors opened inward blocking quick egress.
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New York
Board of Fire Underwriters
Triangle Waist
Fire safety measures urged for factories and high rises
Underwriters call for compulsory fire drills and a private fire department in all factories, outside bal con es to reach stairways in fire proof shafts, with fire doors on each floor, automatic sprinklers in buildings over 60 feet, and wire glass with metal frames for exterior windows.
Says Whose Affair Is Part Of A Scheme
Chicago April 10 The declaration by Funk that a hundred thousand dollar slush fund financed Lorimer’s election was denied by Judge Hanecy Lorimer’s counsel The claims are hearsay and amount to nothing The effort to serve subpoenas targets four men Funk says were present when Hines mentioned the fund The aim is to uncover more details in Springfield
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Chicago
Funk
Ilinois
Lorimer
Hanecy
Deniles Hines
Haneey
Springfield
Hines
A Miner the Chief Artist in Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis Ore Louis E Wiegel a mining student from Indianapolis Ind is chairman of the art department of the Orange the Junior annual of the Oregon Agricultural college now in press He has added some unusual features to the book this year The statistics of mineral production for the ten years from 1900 to 1909 published by the United States geological survey show a phenomenal growth in the clay products industry the output for 1909 not only reaching the record mark of 166321213 but showing an increase over that of 1900 of 70108868 or 2 percent
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Corvallis
Ore
Louis E. Wiegel
Indianapolis
Ind
The
Orange
Oregon Agricultural College
United States Geological Survey
Sullivan Twins Welterweight Mike to Box in London and Paris
Mike Sullivan, one of the Sullivan twins from Boston, sails abroad this month to fight Johnny Summers in London and the Paris bout to feature the winner of the Harry Lewis versus Willie Lewis, scheduled a week hence.
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Mike
Sullivan Twins
Boston
Johnny Summers
London
Harry Lewis
Willie Lewis
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Livengood & Co
Women’s and Children’s Store
Lane & Son
Dutch Henry
Areo Furniture
Charles J. Ferguson
J. C. Snyder
Whalenbergs
Plosser
Auro Street
Sharon & Eddings
Johnson Ideal
Meacham
Meacham Lumber Co
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
Fastern
Cali
Haviland
China
Koeppen
Fred Wilson
Athena
Pete Murray
Scott RH. Beattie
Fred Lockley
East Oregonian
Pacific Monthly
Merode
White Lisle Union
Silk and Cotton Union
Ife
Hewee
Hees
Ladies’ Fife
Union
Ene
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
E.W. Planting
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Walsh
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