Local Ads Storm Pendleton Market With Lumber Coal And Goods
Local notices advertise dry wood and Rock Spring coal from Kopitzke Gillanders. Oregon Lumber Yard offers dry slabs and coal. gasoline and tour carts, rugs, furniture, and second hand bikes sold by various shops. Rentals and rooming at West Court and East Oregonian Building. Telegraphy trainees sought by Western Union. M B A dance announced. several farm and yard items for sale or rent.
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J. C. Snyder
Graham
Graham Furniture Store
West Court Street
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Kopitzke & Gillandera
Pendleton Planing Mill
Holt Jr
Margaret Molatrom
Pendleton
Ore
Western Union Tel Co
M. B
Eagle-Woodman Hall
Rock Spring
Ben L. Burroughs
Oregon Lumber Yard
East Oregonian
Indy
Oregon
Sharon & Eddings
Pendieton
State Hotel
UN Co
Penland Bros Auto Truck Haul It
Penland Bros offers quick city trips and country transfers for furniture and planes. Call Main 339 for fast hauling and moving services.
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Penland Bros
Lost Ostrich Plume Reward Notice
A black ostrich plume on Jackson or North Main streets is missing. Return to this office for a suitable reward. Taxicab ang Touring Cars offer 26 cents to any part of city with day and night service. Phone Main 12.
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Jackson
North Main Streets
Bargain seal brown gelding with carriage and harness
A seal brown eight year old gelding of about 1200 pounds suitable for a lady or family driving a rubber tired carriage. Includes a new nickel Ummed harness offered for 350 dollars. Listed by F D Watts in Weston Ore.
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F. D. Watts
Weston
Hunting flats open season soon announced
The article notes that the open season for hunting flats is approaching, signaling upcoming hunting activity. It mentions preparations and regional readiness for the period, highlighting expected participation by local hunters and conservation considerations.
Notable Visitors and Local Residents Note City Stay
A string of appearances and comings and goings fills the city scene. F L McRae Holdman and Mrs John Timmerman Helix are in town, John Ferguson Arlington sheep man returns, EB Mack Umatilla registered at St George, St B Stanfield Echo banker visited last evening, E R Rankin from Pilot Rock in city, Mrs H G Newport Hermiston home arrives, Prof Odessa Stirling Walla Walla came in, Weaver Enterprise guests, S H Cummings Heppner out of town visitor, B E Kennedy from Portland visiting his father, J B Kennedy and J H McFadden back in town, Dr N B Blalock Walla Walla physician over from Garden City, H C Means Umatilla returns after night in city, G E Hatterwood Umatilla among seaport town residents, W S Ferguson F S La Graw B N Jewks A B Mcbwen Athens attend Masonic degree work, H H Gilbert Pilot Rock and wife seek future home site, Hanley A Waterman Hermiston mayor and county commissioner candidate visiting, J Jacobson Hermiston among visitors, J W Jones Weston resident in city yesterday.
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F. L. McRae
Holdman
John Timmerman
Helix Ia
John Ferguson
Arlington
EB. W. Mack
Umatilla
St. George Yertiday
St. B
Hermiston
Odessa Stirling
Walla Walla
Weaver
Enterprise
Bowman
H. Cummings
Heppner
B. E. Kennedy
Portland
J. B. Kennedy
J. H. McFadden
Golden Rule Hotel
Tr. N. B. Blalock
Garden City
H. C., Means
G. E. Hatterwood
H. H. Gilbert
Pilot Rock
Hanley A. Waterman
J. Jacobson
J. W. Jones
Weston
Wife Desertion Revealed in Train Victim Identity
Coroner Folsom confirms the dead man killed on the O W R N tracks at Thorn Hollow is Sam Rosenberg, a German Jew once living in Boston who deserted his wife and three children thirteen years ago. A widow’s Boston letter and a wedding photo support identification. the body shows a missing toe on one foot.
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Sam Rosenberg
Boston
Jewish Advocate
Hornless cow causes havoc at Miles Martindale sale
In Pineville Pennsylvania a hornless cow charged during a live stock sale at the Miles Martindale barnyard. About 100 farmers attended and were among those butted or threatened, including Joseph Moore, a Newtown cattle dealer. Auctioneer Ira Cornell narrowly escaped over the fence as the animal was finally sold for beef at a good price.
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Pineville
Miles Martindale
Joseph Moore
Newtown
Ira Cornell
Man Declared Dead Returns to Claim Fortunes
Fred Mandrell, 24, once mourned as dead for seven years, arrived from Fort Sheridan Illinois to claim a $1,000 estate in Princeton Indiana. Declared officially dead in circuit court two months ago, an administrator was appointed to divide the estate among heirs. Mandrell says he was married about six weeks ago and needs the money.
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Princeton
Ind
Fred Mandrell
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Mandrell
Wheat fortunes sighted in Meade county fields
Meade Kansas reports show two local wheat farms likely to gross 300000 to 450000 and eighteen farms totaling 22525 acres may yield 600000 to 900000 this year based on current crop prospects. Jim Fike of Colby has over 10000 acres in wheat and could gain 250000 to 200000. Wilson Company and Collingwood Brothers each own about 6000 acres in Meade County.
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Wilson Company
Collingwood Brothers
Meade County
Skunk Fur Brings Wisconsin Big Revenues in State Trade
Wisconsin fur industry shows skunks selling for about 1.50 dollars each totaling roughly 450000 yearly. State figures also note 75000 mink worth 375000 and muskrats at 387600, plus 100000 for coons and others, bringing hunter revenue to 1262500. Despite value, legislators have not protected a skunk hunting season.
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Madison
Wis
State Board of Immigration
Wisconsin Advancement Association
Wisconsin
John A. Shorts
Milady
Wholesale price shifts in 1911 and 1912 report
Washington bureau investigation shows wholesale prices for 257 articles rose 2 percent in 1911 over 1910 while overall averages fell 1.7 percent. Metals and implements led declines, with seven of nine groups dropping. cloths, fuel, lumber, and farm goods also eased in 1911.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor
Gambling in Mayfair causes social flutter in London
Society circles in London react to revelations about gambling dens in Mayfair. The uproar centers on actress and novelist Mrs. Frankan, famed for Pigs in Clover, who authored a controversial piece prompting calls for suppression of fashionable gambling venues.
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London
Mayfair
Man fined for attempted suicide after whisky binge
Chicago report states printer George Carlson told his landlady of his intent to end his life. He bought thirty bottles of whisky and was found unconscious beside eight empty bottles. He was fined $15 for attempting death by own action.
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Chicago
George Carlson
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F. J. Donaldson
Peoples Warehouse
R. R
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Golden Rule
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