Local Ads and Services Listings Highlight Pendleton Businesses
A dense local notice page lists Lane & Son shop offerings and employment at Hotel Pendleton, meat and groceries at Farmers' Market, coal from Dutch Henry, a 1911 Ford roadster sale, transfer and moving services, and river passenger service to Portland. Also mentions Orpheum pictures, a private board and judging request, and a lost amber back comb.
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Dutch Henry
Lane & Son
Hotel Pendleton
W. Webb
Platzoeder
Jane
Orpheum
Aura Street
Jersey
Milton, Ore
Johnson and Water Streets
Penlas. Bros
Main Street
Farmers’ Meat Co
Conrad Platspeder
E. Court Street
Rock Springs
O.W
Nick Pulos
Thorn Hollow
Fox
Mysterious Groundwork Behind Local Street Reforms
Text incomplete but indicates a dispute over street reallocation and staffing. Claims that current contractors remain active despite alleged foundation issues, with assertions of ongoing progress and no planned changes. Names and clear details are missing due to garbled OCR.
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Gus la Fontaine
Hermiston Water Question Muddled in Oregon
Special correspondence from Hermiston Oregon reports a town meeting over a proposed water system and related measures. Voters face four measures including a water system loan up to 26 000, park purchase funding, and indebtedness limits. debate centers on pumping station location and legal voting concerns.
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Hermiston
Ore
E. P. Dodd
Hermiston Commercial Club
Dodd
G. H. Upthegrove
Commercial Club
City Recorder
McKenzie
W. H. Skinner
Nolee
Walter Hinkle
Warner
Robert Allen
Adlon
Pallette
Merv Reid
Kentia Coonplied
Ryrer
Folie
Unusually Large Rattler Surfaces Near Moule
A 7 feet 11 inch rattlesnake, found by land clearer Willaims north of Moule, attracts much attention. Snakeskin marks and broken rattles indicate an unusually large specimen. Local reports identify the creature with a settler presence due to its coarse skin and size.
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Nesr
Isakih White
Willaims
Norte
Cord Wood for Sale Near Pendleton by Joe Voy
Cordwood for sale at 14 miles east of Pendleton. S00 corte cottonwood priced at 34 per cord. Loliverad and $4 per cord on plaice. Contact Joe Voy at 1608 2 Cort atreet for orders and pickup.
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Pendleton
Joe Voy
Cort Atreet
Daite Het Cresmtin, We live it onty be your home for tie a month
The readable text shows a fragmentary plea or slogan about focusing on a home for a month. Proper nouns and clear facts are scarce, suggesting a clipped ad or misOCR line rather than a full event.
Personal mentions fill Pendleton social round up
M W Ferguson of Helix and John Connell of Hilgard visited the city yesterday. H B Parker of Athena and H B Giese with Sol Phillips of Hermiston were in town. Bert Wilson of O W R N left for Portland. Mr and Mrs James Cooper returned from Wenaha after ten days. Hermiston mayor H R Newport rode the local train today. EB Wood, O W R N detective, was in town on official duties. Miss Myrtle Paslett returned from Seaside. Merle R Chessman, East Oregonian city editor, leaves for Meacham for a ten day vacation. County Commissioner H M Cockburn rode the local from the east end. D C Brownell, irrigationist of Umatilla, in town on county court business. Mrs C T Blakeslee, and daughter Mrs Jack Oliver with granddaughter Mildred Oliver, visiting Dr L K Glokeslee en route to Portland. Prof M B Clancy of Pendleton business college reports new mahogany furniture shipment and prep for fall opening on September 5 1911.
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Bert Wilson
Merle R. Chessman
The
East Oregonian
Meacham
H. M. Cockburn
D. C. Brownell
Umatilla
C. T. Blakeslee
Jack Oliver
Mise Mildred Oliver
la Grande
L. K. Glokeslee
Portland
M. &. Clancy
Pendleton Business College
Refuses to Testify for Children Sake in Trial
Anthony Valilis aged 50 a Spanish American War veteran refused to testify saying he would rather spend life in prison than divulge what would dishonor his children. He was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for shooting his wife. The couple had lived together thirty three years and authorities say she was lightly wounded.
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New Orleans
Anthony Valilis
Criminoz
Nellie Ant
Arid
Envernal Ehotk
McCrooklin Perjury Trial Ties Whitaker Case to Virginia Promise
Mrs McCrooklin and Mite Ragusa faced perjury charges arising from the Whitaker trial. Chief Whitaker, former New Orleans police head, testified that Mrs McCrooklin said she loved Whitaker as rumors swirled about a promised trip to Virginia if he were convicted. A jury sentenced McCrooklin to one year in the state penitentiary on the perjury count.
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MeCrocklin
Ogloayy
Mars McCroacklin
Eptahieh
Atihl Fore
S. Whitakir
New Orleane Police
Ufal Ah
State
McCrooklin
Diegle
Columbus
E. B. Kinkhead
Rodney J. Diegle
Ohio Senate
L. R. Andrews
Ironton
Unmanned Horse Dash Causes Carnival Crowd Injury
During a carnival parade in Denver, a horse ridden by Sergeant Horace Roghe of the First Battalion, Second Regiment, M G, became unmanageable and plunged into a crowd of spectators. Several people were injured and some believed fatally. chaos followed as onlookers helped evacuate the area.
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Colorido Springs
Cole
Aus
Horace Roghe
Second Regiment
M. G
Denver
Rat
Wtonvatrvinnn
Mnited States Army
Madetetine
Oaxaca elects son of former president as governor
A sibling of Mexico’s former president, the son of the late ruler, won the Oaxaca governorship yesterday. His main rival, a nephew of a former president, alleges the election was invalid, citing residency as the key issue to contest.
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Mexico
Pres Flent
Oaxaca
de Feliz Ding
Clay St Ile
Senor Juarez
Representative admits accepting Lorimer bribe
Washington August 2. State Representative White testified before the Lorimer Investigating committee that he received 590 dollars from the St Louis jackpot and spent it to reveal Illinois legislature corruption. He said he and Neill Brown spent 100 dollars daily in Chicago, paid from the jackpot.
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Washington
Lorimer
White
Confessa Boodler
St. Louis
Illinois
Neill Brown
Chicago
Rich Florist Servetu Missing After Bail
In San Francisco Charles Servetu a wealthy florist out on 9000 bail on a charge by his daughter has vanished from 658 Brunswick Street for five days. detectives learned he disappeared before a second warrant could be served on him. Relatives say he may have committed suicide or fled. he claimed to own one of the largest flowers shops on Fillmore Street and was reputed worth several hundred dollars.
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Charles Servetu
San Francisco
Serveau
Equilery
Death Water Scotty's Continental Dash Amidteased Plans
Anoifior Dash Porsseotte Hen Ney Aug 2 Death Water Scotty, famed for Coal Of Johtiny exploits, prepares a spectacular cross continent run aboard a special train. After the final link he plans to settle in Jaw, using a lone, inexhaustible supply of mates. Scotty hints a mine location to friends this month.
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Evans City
Newth Valley
James Flaherty Named Head of Knights of Columbus
Detroit August 2 James Flaherty of Philadelphia was today chosen as the head of the Knights of Columbus. The convention is described as a fall of politics with rumors of intrigue and maneuvering.
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Detroit
James Flaherty
Phiadelphia
Knights of Columbus
Park Plan Proposed for Railroad Depot Blocks
Secretary Jack Keefe of the Commercial club outlined a plan to convert vacant blocks adjoining the O W R and N depot into a park or commons for public and transient use. The club will investigate railroad cooperation and consult civic club ladies on beautification of land beside the depot, noting Pendleton lacks public parking and open air resting places.
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Jack Keefe
Commercial Club
Publc
Civic Club
Keefe
Pendleton
Forest fires threaten Mojave desert advance
San Bernardino August 2 forest fires in the San Bernardino mountains break beyond control and sweep toward the desert. A large force of men fights the blaze while other units are exhausted, with the blaze widening toward the west.
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San Bernardino
San Bernardingo
Mojave Desert
Wexart
Bia
Dockmen Renew Strike In London General Walkout
More than 160000 dockworkers walked out in a general renewal of the strike. Twenty sleepers died up and there is prospect the trouble will spread.
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London
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Thompson Street
Pendiston
Long Bros
Dalles
Bailey Gatsert
Porteland
Fast Express
George Stangler
Jritmain Bros. Main
Tan
of Thome Blemlades
Koeppens
Fin Brug
Hermiston Water Question
Miaup
M. W. Ferguson
Helix
John Connell
Hilgard
H. B. Parker
Athena
H. B. Giese
Sol Phillips
Nature
Mersele
Whiparkren
Mosten
F. E. Livengood & CO
Rock Pile
Willmington
Del
Upton Sinclair
Tolony
Sinclair
Spela
Wohlenberg Dept
Bollous
Elub
Lehman
Blue Mountains
Auto Stage
Pendleton Auto Co
Pilot Rock
Springs
Frank L. McNeil