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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1913

Page

5

Local Classifieds and Small Ads From Pendleton Page

A dense cluster of brief notices lists services and wants from local residents. Entries include rental offerings, rooming houses, staffing requests, sale items from a four year old jack to cedar posts, dry spray for sale, rag and broom requests, and music lessons. Also present are housekeeping work wanted, a nurse position, antique shop and carpet cleaning notices, and a restaurant for sale inquiry.

Vincent Hohbach’s Court Street East Oregonian John Gagen Joe Ell American National Bank Red Jack A. T. Matthews Jane Street Ore Adams Gray Bros Peoples Warehouse

Bargain on seven room house with seven lots

Modern seven room house with stone foundation and seven lots offered for 2500 dollars. Sold before May 1st. Address 1, A. 8, care Fast Oregonian, Pendleton, Oregon.

Penland Wrothera Penland Bros Main Street Jackson Street Mra Henry Luatts Care Fast Oregonian Pendleton Oregon

For Sale or Trade Livery Stable in Hermiston Ore

For Sale or Trade a livery stable business in Hermiston Oregon is offered. Address Box 631 prompts inquiries and transaction discussions.

Hermiston Ore

Card of Thanks for J. K. Bott and family

The family expresses sincere thanks to friends for kindness and tokens of love shown during the sad hour of the death of their beloved wife and mother, J. K. Bott, and their children.

J. KK. Bott

Hansen Houghton Advertisement Promotes Farms and Hotels

If you seek a good hotel swap or farms and stock ranches, read Hansen & Houghton's advertisement in today's paper for listings and opportunities.

Hansen & Houghton

Knights Lodge to Work in Second Rank This Evening

Damon Lodge No 4 K of P announces second rank work tonight. All knights urged to attend. Refreshments will be served. H M Elder C C Rh W Fletcher K R S

Damon Lodge No. 4 H. M. Elder C. C. Rh. W. Fletcher K. R

Frontier Days Adopted as Show Name in Walla Walla

Frontier Days is officially adopted as the name for the Walla Walla fall fair. Slogans Stay with Him and Let him kick were selected with tickets awarded to Fred Reed and two others. Directors considered many names and slogans and noted strong local interest. The fair is slated for September with track work contracted for 1,400 dollars and surface costs pending. Also advertised: a 100 egg incubator and fireless brooder for sale.

Walla Wal'a Wash Fred Reed South Third Strect Thornington Palace Cafe F. W. Hees Robert Johnson Eli Pendleton Contern Walla Walla’s Bie Walla Walla Johnson Stewart Blodgett Frontier Caye

Aged Outlaw Chief Abe Buzzard Seeks Reform on Pacific Coast

Abe Buzzard once led a Lancaster county band of outlaws famed for raids and highway robberies. After a 1903 sentence for robbing roasters and carrying concealed weapons, the 60 year old claims he is reformed and plans to settle near the Pacific coast with Bible teaching as his guide.

Philadelphia Abe Buzzard Buzzard Lancaster County Blue Pacific Abe

Dependency of Man Al Pepperdine Heeds Recluse Plan

In a humorous exchange Pepperdine complains that his family overrelies on him for chores like carrying water and coal. He declares he will retreat to a country cabin for six months to test who truly does the work, planning to bring his laundress duties to Susan on Saturday nights.

AL Pepperdine Cynthia Vin Susan

Strap Hanging in Debate Over Streetcar Straps

A traction magnate questions an inventor about the claim of advancement in streetcar design. The inventor states he has provided double the number of straps, as reported by the Buffalo Express.

Buffalo Express

Vier Weapon Gone and Hewitt Exchange Dated Remark

Vier Weapon Gone and Hewitt exchange includes a remark about Jewett noting his wife has lost her voice and is described as a non combatant ant in a playful dialogue.

Hewitt Jewett

Pendleton Property Owners Back Bitulithic Pavement Choice

Pendleton property owners and taxpayers credit Bitulithic pavement for long term value after decades of wear. The main Main and Fast Court streets paving remains in strong condition, first laid in Oregon outside Portland. Once laid, owners prefer Bitulithic for future street extensions.

Pendleton Oregon Portland

Indians Defeat Adams 20 to 1 in Agency Ball Game

The juvenile Indian nine crushed Adams by twenty to one at the Indian agency ball field yesterday. The Indians seek more games with other teams and hope to arrange a match with a Pendleton squad of players aged 14 to 18. Indians lineup included Peter Oliver, Wilkins Williams, Frank Suppah, Joe Bushman, Leander Parr, Cyril Vincent, Victor Johnson, Andrew Jackson, and others.

Adams Indians Pendleton Peter Oliver Wilkins Williams Frank Suppah Joe Bushman Leander Parr Cyril

Printing Trends At School Fingerprint Debate

A Pittsburg Post item notes a quip about hygiene and fingerprints in a school setting. A wife asks why Johnny isn’t made to wash hands while finger printing is described as a popular activity at his school, with playful exclamations about his zest.

Johnny Pittsburg

Multum in parvo phrase quoted in St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The St Louis Post Dispatch cites a witty exchange on Latin motto meaning and a humorous quip about a fat woman in a bathing suit. The brief item showcases a language reference and a punchline.

Pop Multum St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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Richardson’s Silks UD. M. G F. E. Livengood & CO the Ladies’ and Children’s Store United Orchestra L C. Snyder J. Dickson Pendleton Specialty Co College Street Garden Street H. M. Warren Alta Street HH. T. Lester Schubert-Taylor Clothing Co Koeppen F. J. Donaldson J. L. Vaughan Main St Thompson Street Pacific Coast Bible Prosser U. 8 Spokan Franklin County Salem Pomeroy Wah Yakima Valley Orgeon Lumber Yard City Property Catholic Church Palouse County Pilot Rock Tite LIVERMORE @ BICKERS
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