Fresh milch cows and various sale notices across Oregon
Multiple classified items list livestock for sale including a No 1 milch cow, twenty five head of horses and mules, and a black Minorca eggs for hatching. Also offers for sale real estate including two modern cottages and a seven room house, plus restaurant and lodging house for sale and long distance auto truck business. Various wants for a stenographer cleaner rags housework and rooms. Also rental requests and household items like a soda fountain and papers for sale. Contacts include Gritman Brothers Pendleton Kirkpatrick Bros Bend Echo Pendleton Freewater and others with addresses and phone notes.
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bun@lea
East Court Street
Main Street
Bend
Oregon
A Prudent Mother Watches For Worm Symptoms
A prudent mother watches for worm symptoms in children and notes paleness lack of interest and peevishness as signs. White's Cream Vermifuge claims to end worms after a few doses and restore normal behavior. Price two pence per bottle sold by all dealers.
Dance at the German Hall Next Saturday April 18
Notice announces a dance at the German Hall scheduled for Saturday April 18. Ady urges attendance for the community event.
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Ady
Not Responsible for Bills by Timmerman Couple
Statement disclaims responsibility for any charges incurred by Will Timmerman and his wife Katherine Timmerman Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Timmerman
Katherine Timmerman
Truth Emerges as Details Surface About People Involved
A nameless source hints that truth surfaces about certain individuals as more information becomes accessible. Observers note ongoing scrutiny and rising public interest as details unfold.
Notable Visitors and Local Figures in Pendleton
A string of visitors and locals frequent Pendleton yesterday and today. T. B. Howard of Eugene and W. Ballows, noted railroad official, were in town. Ida Jarkouie and Lizzie Narkouie of Weston visited Pendleton. Dick Kirchiff of Pilot Rock stopped by. Robert Lewis of Echo plans a Pendleton business visit, Ralph Stanfield of Echo is in town on business, and newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Lon Etter of Pilot Rock spent the night here. Deputy Sheriff J. H. West of Freewater came to testify before the grand jury. Joe T. Hinkle of Hermiston attends circuit court. John Nissen, formerly in local implements business, arrived on train 17 from La Grande. Dale Phillips of Patton's barber shop suspends work due to mumps. Deputy U S Marshal Dave Fuller is in town en route home after serving subpoenas in the WU vs Belden and Wayland case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph 8. Stanfield
Echo
Pendleton
Lon E. Etter
Pilot Rock
R. AR. Johne#on
Portland
J. H. West
Freewater
Joe T
Hinkle
Hermiston
WU. S
Belden
Wayland
Social Hygiene Meetings At Hawthorne And Washington
Enthusiastic audiences at Hawthorne and Washington schools heard talks on social hygiene as part of the State Social Hygiene Society campaign. Large gatherings of parents attended, with women outnumbering men, and speakers provided information to dispel misconceptions. Hawthorne featured Judge J. W. Maloney and Dr. R. E. Ringo. Washington featured Principal A. C. Hampton and Dr. F. E. Boyden, with a dialogue format planned for the next district sessions.
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Audlencee
Hawthorne
Washington
State Social Hygiene Society
J. W. Maloney
R. E. Ringo
Washington School
A. C. Hampton
F. E. Boyden
Indictments Filed by Grand Jury in Milton Case
A grand jury returned about ten indictments this afternoon with few names public. Indicted include the McCullough brothers of Echo on horse stealing charges and Lavette Christian on non-support, twice before. Roy Applegate was arrested for contributing to the delinquency of a minor after witnesses were questioned.
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McCullough
Echo
Lavette Christian
Joe Willams
Mathew Shuslip
J. D. Welch
Earl Jackson
Pilot Rock
Phelps
Milton
Roy Applegate
Parkes
Wilson Hosts Children at White House Easter Egg Roll
President Wilson welcomed Washington children to the annual Easter egg roll on the White House grounds. Cabinet members and the president watched the playful youngsters from morning until late afternoon as the event celebrated the season with the capital’s youngsters enjoying the grounds.
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Children Wilson
Washington
Wilson
National Capital
White House
New Orleans Lawyer Loses Whiskers Case in Supreme Court
E A O Sullivan sought 46000 dollars from Paul Felix and William W Stiles over a 1968 whisker-cutting prank. The U S Supreme Court ruled the claim time barred and dismissed the suit.
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Washington
E. A. O'Sullivan
New Orleans
Paul Felix
William W. Stiles
Supreme Court
Yakima Takes 187 Game From Bucks
North Yakima defeats Pendleton 6 to 2 in a home game on a drizzling, slick field. Dinny Marks pitched effectively, with Pendleton misplays and timely hits by Krause Fuller and Berry fueling the Braves' offense.
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Yakima
BUCKS
North Yakima
Wash
Pendleton
Dinny Marks
Braves
McClure
Pembrooke
Pluutz
Harrod
Berry
Taylor
Bowden
Plautz
Marks
Ford
Fuller
Krause
Howden
Pemond
Colvin
Lodell
Varian
Briggs
Lode
Naughton
Briges
Cissccaee
DI Pembrooke
Thacsasen
Pritchard
Renna
Ps.ce
Stokke
Rf .L.c
Tavion
Mates
W.verees
Barian
Senner
Lodel
Monahan
State Hospital News Modernizes Irrigation and Grounds
The irrigation well and electric pump will supply water for summer irrigation at the state hospital. Water is pumped directly without a hill reservoir, at 200 gallons per minute for about two hours daily. Telephone lines are being re-routed to improve front view. some lines will run along the rear hill. Nightwatchman Jack Bickers returns after visiting western Oregon. Staff apply oil on macadam roads. landscape gardener Jake Deneke works on soil and improvements. A crew clears dead logs and enhances the grove area. Concrete posts to fence state property are being installed. The Petzell estate operates a sawmill across the river from Stayton.
County Treasurer Campaign Platform Statement
A candidate pledges faithful and honest service if elected Treasurer and promises to stop all interest against the County as funds become available, stating the will of the voters at the primaries governs the race. The message emphasizes fiscal prudence and protecting county finances through timely fund management.
Western Economists Association Meets in Chicago
In Chicago on April 15 a three day session opens to discuss expanding farm product markets and easier farmer financing. The farmer’s program committee includes J. H. Connell of Oklahoma A and M College Henry J. Waters of Kansas A and M College B F Harris of Champaign Tl Dr Charles McCarthy of Madison Wis Dr James Ford of Harvard L D Sweet of Carbondale Colo and James C Caldwell of Lake Field Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Economists Association
National Conference of Marketing and
J. H. Connell
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
Henry J. Waters
Kansas Agricultural College
B. F. Harris
Champaign
Comedy Act by Cosy The Clarks and Soprano Miss Rahe
Cosy The Clarks colored comedians perform on Wednesday and Thursday with soprano Miss Gladys Rahe singing late songs. Also features Thanhouser two reel A Debut In the Secret Service The Fatal High C and Keystone burly burly comedy from Mutual Weekly No. 64.
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Cosy
Clarks
Gladys Rahe
Secret Service
Thanhouser
Keystone
Mutual Weekly
Rich's Musical Comedy Co Presents The Waiter and the Chef
Rich's Musical Comedy Co filled the house with laughter in The Waiter and the Chef kept the audience in an uproar from start to finish. The comed guests carried the show with excellent support. Tonight the company offers a farewell bill, A Prince of Milwaukee.
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Rich’s Musical Comedy Co
Milwaukee
Do You Know What You're Eating Meat Ad
Do you know what you're eating and under what conditions the meat is prepared Protect yourself by ordering from us our meat is U S government inspected Oregon Market Phone 444 Adv.
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U. S
Oregon
Notice to Property Owners on Sewer Connection
Notice to property owners that all toilets or outside vaults not connected to the sewer must be connected by May 1 under penalty of law. BY ORDER OF SEWER COMMITTEE OF CITY COUNCIL. (Adv.)
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City Council
Lew Reed Ranch for Sale in Oregon Ady Notice
The Lew Reed ranch on the Umatilla River between Bingham Springs and Gibbon is offered for sale. 160 acres feature a good house, orchard, and garden with horses, cattle, farming implements, and household furniture included. Written inquiries to Mrs. L W Reed, Gibbon, Ore.
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Lew Reed
Umatilla
Bingham Springs
Gibbon
L. W. Reed
Ore
Ady
Notice to Contractors Sealed bids invited for eight room dwelling
Sealed proposals will be received at 12 Madison street Pendleton Oregon until noon Saturday April 18 1914 for erecting an eight room dwelling 38x42 as per plans on file at the address. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. H J Taylor CC Be Troutman Architect.
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Madison Street
Pendleton
Oregon
Pendleton Hotel lease bids sought in Oregon city
The Pendleton Hotel Company invites bids to lease the Hotel Pendleton in Pendleton Oregon. Bids due to Mark Moorhouse secretary by 10:00 am May lat 1914. Each bid must include a $500 certified check to guarantee entering a lease. A $10,000 bond is required. The lease covers monthly rent, interior upkeep, furnishing heat for the Post Office room, with the Post Office room reserved. The contract calls for complete remodeling of the present building.
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Pendleton Hotel Company
Pendleton
Oregon
Mark Moorhouse
Post Office
Pendleton Hotel remodel bid details documented
The notice outlines a remodel plan costing 50000 dollars for Pendleton Hotel with 100 guest rooms and modern amenities by September 1, 1914. It requires a ten year lease with Pendleton Hotel Company and a bond of 196000 dollars for faithful performance, with monthly rental and full refurnishing options.
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Ing
Pendleton Hotel Company
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Pendleton’s Finest Store
R. D. Sayres & Co
Inquire
Gritman Brothers
Wanter
East Oregonian
G. W. Knight
Frankin Street
Headlight
W. Webb Street
Jackson
Care East Oregonian
Wild Horse
Koeppen
E. Court Street
Penland Bros
Helix
W. H. Morrison
Walla Walla
Freewater Land Co
Griggs’ Grocery
Frank M. Griggs
E. Court St
T. B. Howard
Eugene
St. George
W. Ballows
Ida J. and
Lizzie Narkouie
Weston
Dick Kirchiff
Robert Lewis
Milton Freewater
Eddie Ford
State Hospital News
Jack Bickers
State Hospital
Jake Deneke
Petzell Estate
Stayton
J. A. Yeager
H. M. Cockburn
George Buzan
Alta Theater
H. J. Taylor, CC BE
Troutman
Cadillac
F.C.B. Pendleton
Oregon Motor Garage
B. F. Trombley
Irvington
J.J. Wodaege
Jays Plumbing
Franklin
Pendleton Auto Company
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