Localclassifieds list coal wood rentals and goods
Local notices advertise Rock Spring coal and dry wood delivery, Yard and farm items for sale including Jersey cows and saddle pony, typewriters for repair, house furnishings for rent, hay bundles wanted, and general services. Also ads for lumber, cedar posts, screens, and money loans. Contact numbers and streets shown.
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Kopitzke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
Snyder
Aura Street
FY. B. Clapton
Monroe Street
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Mre
Altmeyer
Headlight
W. Webb Street
G. W. Fritz
EB. Court St
B. A. Morton
Pendleton Opens New Noodle Parlors Under State Hotel
Up to Date Noodle Parlors and The Con Dung Low first class chop suey and noodle parlors begin business in Pendleton under State Hotel at Webb and Cottonwood. They solicit patronage and offer tray orders, with contact via Main 667. Mrs Kendrick of Rasca Ga endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as best for coughs colds and croup, offered by all dealers.
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Con Dung Low
Pendleton
State Hotel
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Orlea
Chamberlain
T. B. Kendrick
Rasca
Ajl Dealera
Gas and Coal Range for Sale and Home Furnishings Ad
Gas and coal range for sale in good condition after eight months use. Also complete oak infumed furniture set for living room dining room and bedroom, seven months used, available at 613 Lewis street. Opening tonight vaudeville show Walters Murray and more with photoplays and a quick change act.
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Water Street
Lewis Street
Walters & Murray
Aliee Dulve
Richard Harding Davis
Eleanor Layvier Durand
Biograph
Rice Named on Oregon Insurance Board
G M Rice banker Pendleton named to a 15 member state insurance commission. Appointed by Governor West to revise laws and report to the next legislature. The group includes seven insurers and seven laymen with State Insurance Commissioner J W Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Rice
First National Bank of
Pendleton
West
Coe
Salem
Insurance Commission
West Tolay
J. W. Ferguson
Thomas G. Greene
Portland
W. H. Hollis
Hillsboro
M. A. Moody
the Dalles
J. S. Shaw
Mill City
H. S. Gile
William McKay
Champoeg
Paul H. Stroat
L. Sauers
Harvey Wells
If You Cough All Night Stop It With Ballard’s Syrup
Coughs that keep you awake affect the whole house. Keep a bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup within reach to stop the tickling that causes coughing. Prices 26c 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by A C Koeppen & Bros.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Seven Bridges Contract Awarded in Umatilla County
The Portland Bridge and Tron company will build seven new bridges in Umatilla county after bids opened. The contract price is $8184.00. The county will construct the remaining three small bridges without bidding.
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Portland Bridge and Tron Company
Umatilla County
Local notables and visitors pass through the county
A morning register of arrivals and departures lists George W. Proebster from Weston, Dr. C. J. Smith returning eastward, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Portland visiting, FB. Turner from Ukiah, Oxcar Dahlgren from Portland, Mr. and Mrs. McRoberta of Ontario, J. P. Winter attending county business, J. W. Jones from Weston, Col. Newport from Herminston, George Strand deputy sheriff moving the ballot box, H. W. Collins of Balfour Guthrie Co. heading west, Judge W. R. Ellis a congressional candidate, George Tonkin from Pilot Rock, Mrs. William Howard en route home, R. W. Fletcher visiting county lines, C. L. D. Stout of Oregon Mill and Grain in town, James P. Neal candidate for district attorney, and a notice calling all Lady Macabees to meet for Sarah A. Bronson’s funeral at Moose Hall.
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George W. Proebster
Weston
C. J. Smith
D. M. Taylor
Portland
Turner
Ukiah
Oxcar Dahlgren
Hr. A. McRoberta
Ontario
Howmat
J. P. Winter
West End
J. W. Jones
Earty
H. G. Newport
George Strand
Adams
H. W. Collins
Balfour, Guthrie Company
W. R. Ellis
George Tonkin
Pilot Hock
Macabees
Ohio progressive Democrats back Wilson in state meeting
At Akron Ohio district members of the progressive democratic league praised Governor Wilson and derided Governor Harmon calling him a tool of Wall Street. They predicted Wilson wins in every Ohio congressional district except Hamilton County and pledged league support for Wilson while branding Harmon as aligned with financiers seeking presidency.
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Baker
Cleveland
Wilson
Akron
Ohio
Willson
Harmon
Hamilton County
Progressive Democratic League of Ohio
Wall Street
League
Mrs Sarah Bronson Dies Pioneer of Pendleton
Mrs Sarah Bronson aged announced obituary notes she died of Brights disease at her Pendleton home yesterday. Born Sarah Heathman in Indiana September 24, 1860 she married Charles Bronson and moved to Pendleton in 1882. Survived by husband two sons Charles and Ernest two daughters Effie Lynde and Francis Bronson a father Erastus Heathman two brothers and two sisters. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at 715 West Railroad Street with Rev Holmes and Maccabees in charge.
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Sarah Bronson
Pendleton
Bright
West Railroad Street
Rev. Holmes
First Christian Church
Ladies of the Maccabees
Sarah Heathman
Indiana
Charles Bronson
Kansas
Plains
Charles
Ernest
Effie M. Lynde
Misa Francis Bronson
Erastus Heathman
Toppenish
Wash
Kipling Seizure Seditious Verse Probe Proposed
London MP J Martin said he will ask the attorney general whether to prosecute Rudyard Kipling for sedition over the poem Ulster which denounces home rule. He also considers action against publishers and printers who distributed the verse. The piece praises Ulster’s opposition and depicts treason and murder by implication.
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J. Martin
London
Rudyard Kipling
Ulster
Martin
Kipling
Republicans Should Give Cochran Votes
Republicans should remember that democratic papers oppose George T. Cochran, progressive Republican candidate for congress, as the strongest. They urge Republicans to back the weaker man for strategic reasons. Cochran was accused of acting as railroad attorney and riding on a pass, but two years ago he resigned as water superintendent and returned his pass. Since then he has proven his fitness. Vote 33 X Cochran.
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George T. Cochran
Congress
Cochran
George Cochran
North Side Sewer Extension Recommended for Pendleton
Pendleton Oregon April 17 1912 the sewer committee recommends plans for a north side extension from Jackson street east to Bush street including Lincoln school area. Estimated cost about 5000 and bonds up to 20000 discussed but advised to pay from general fund if possible or issue only necessary bonds.
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Ing
C. J. Smith
Lincoln School
Pendleton
Ore
City of
School Board
Jackson Street
Pendleton Academy
Bush Street
Acheo District No. 16
West Court Street
J. Ll. Sharon
R. P. Kirkpatrick
Ziegfeld Jr Says He Will Fight Anna Held Divorce Suit
Flo Ziegfeld Jr states he will contest the divorce complaint filed by actress Anna Held. He acknowledges end of marriage but plans to remain her manager and continue professional ties. Held, renowned stage star, has earned about $1,000,000 from her art according to reports.
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Anna Held
New York
Flo Ziegfeld, Jr
Mr and Mrs M Collins Visit Son in California
Mr and Mrs M Collins of San Bernardino California are visiting at the home of their son Henry W Colling. The note records a family visit with a resident in California and mentions a family link to Henry W Colling.
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Mrs. M. Collins
San Bernardino, Calif
Henry W. Colling
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Johnson Street
Hen L. Burroughs
Pendleton Planing
East
Oregoniah
Pendleton Planing Mill
Gomber Yard
J. M. Acils
Gen. del
Indy
Donaldson’s
K. Kelly Bansher
F. J. Donaldson
Peoples Warehouse
GM. Rice
Insurance Board
Commission
Governor West
Insurance Commissioner
Toads
William Howard
Stantieh
St. J. Slater
R. W. Fletcher
Manafer
East Oregonian
Wear
C. LD. Stout
Oregon Mill and Grain Company
James P. Neal
W. J. Bryan
Woodtow Wilson
Gilhams
Wonlenberg
North Side
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