Local Classifieds and Notices for Pendleton Area
Local ads list a hotel pendleton chambermaid wanted apply at Pendleton Hotel Henry Kopittke contact for Rock Spring coal and dry wood, Main 178 moving pictures at the theater, rent for four room cottage at 100 E Bluff, furnished rooms with gas and electricity at Red 2541, for sale six room house near bridge, dress cutting agency at 720 Aura, and a note on Young Kenn working in a New York gas house earning four dollars weekly with scene details of daily routine.
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Flock Spring Coal
Henry Kopittke
Chambermaid
Bluff Street
Rich Man's Son Earns But 88 A Week
John Kean 3d, Harvard senior and heir to the Kean fortune, works as a laborer in New Jersey to learn the family business. His father, Hamilton Fish Kean, a millionaire banker, aims to keep him from idleness while preparing him for future control of Kean interests. The story notes the Kean summer home at Elberton and the family’s prominent status.
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Elisabeth
N. J
Kean
New Jersey
John Kean
Harvard
Elizabeth
Hamilton Fish Kean
Hamilton F. Kean
Elberton
St Wan
Keans
Oregon State Fair to Open With Expanded Exhibits
Latem Oregon prepares for its annual state fair beginning September 13. The event, famed as the west’s premier fair, will showcase part of Oregon’s Seattle exhibit, include new dining and rest facilities, expanded premium lists, and a full slate of department superintendents led by President W. E. Matlock. Read the East Oregonian.
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Latem
Ore
Oregon
Seattle
Salem
Promiing
Lone Oak Track
W. FL Matlock
W. E. Matlock
A. M. PD. Wisdom
FA. Welch
A. Bush
George Gamwie
WA. Jones
Paul VV. Maris
Mra
W. N. Gatens
A. TL. Browns
J. H. Haws
Ella T L. Welch
James TD. Ryder
Pendleton Local Briefs Include Suit Action and Rail Changes
In and About Pendleton Cuhan Answers Suit the injunction suit by Henrietta Milling Co of Echo seeks dissolution. Cuhan demands £1000 and asks the temporary injunction be dissolved. Nearly 1,000 licenses issued by County Clerk Suling deputies for the season with applications still rising. Improvement in club rooms as carpenters install a new floor in Commercial association billiard room. Court reporter J A Beckwith filed telegraphic notes from Young will contest showing 100 witnesses, 15 volumes, cost between $800 and $1000. County Court opens tomorrow to review steel bridges. Peat trains 11 and 12 to be eliminated between Portland and Siihake to reduce travel time. No 11 stops 10 minutes morning, No 12 stops an hour evening.
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Suling
Musa
Beckwith
Portland
Sihtake
Visiting party returns from Cascade hunting trip
Visiting party led by Crewe Sturgis Charlon WH Carter KA Cranston and Ladtow returned by the Sturgis car at 2230. They describe a dusty interior drive back to the estate after an ostented hunting and fishing trip in the Cascade mountains. The vehicle bore dust and evidence of the long journey on arrival this afternoon.
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Marty
Crewe Sturgis
Charlon WH
Carter
KA Cranston
Ladtow
Gascade Mountains
Est
Sturgis
Rural free delivery route in reservation country
The rural free delivery route was slurred yesterday with Harry A. Tenny as carrier. About 90 subscribers are on the route starting east of the city, covering Riverette, June to the agency, the Catholic mission and tributary country, then crossing the Tutuilla at Bowman place and returning to the city via Wade hill road.
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Harry A. Tenny
Riverette
Tutuilla
Bowman Place
Wade Hill
Mitchell Triumphs with Newborn Daughter in Dayton
Mitchell, a theater man from Oregon, returned from Dayton Wash with news of a late daughter weighing nine and a half pounds. He walks Pendleton streets smiling at his luck, while Mrs. Mitchell and the daughter plan to join him in Pendleton around September 1.
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Mitchell
J. Mitchell
Oregon Theater
Dayton
Wash
Hiorn
Gazabo
Pendleton
Pendleton Wheat Grower Sued Over 2600 Debt
James H. Gwinn as trustee for Pendleton merchants filed an attachment suit against A. B. McCarthy to recover 2600 dollars. Part of the sum has carried interest. a section and halt of wheat land were attached to secure payment. Merchants turning over accounts include T. Alexander, W. J. Clarke & Co, Oregon Lumber Yard, R. H. Wilcox, The Peoples Warehouse, Standard Grocery, Taylor Hardware, Tallman & Co.
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James H. Gwinn
Pendleton
A. B. McCarthy
Gwinn
Tt. Alexander
W. J. Clarke & Co
Oregon Lumber Yard
R. H. Wilcox
the Peoples Warehouse
Standard Grocery
Taylor Hardware Compang
Tallman & Co
Waste From Preventable Diseases A Billion A Year
New York report by Professor Irving Fisher shows waste totaling 1.0 billion dollars yearly, 50 percent above government operating costs. Fisher, Yale faculty and national health committee member, cites 3.9 million Americans inadequately protected by hygiene, tuberculosis keeping 500,000 ill, typhoid costing 460 million annually. he argues these could be reduced or wiped out with simple measures.
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New York
Irving Fisher
Government Printing Office
Fisher
Yale University
National Conservation Commission
Roosevelt
Ives
United States
Bible Omission Debate From Harvard Ringing Sermon
Chicago preacher cites a letter from former Harvard president Charles W. Eliot explaining why the Bible was excluded from his five foot bookshelf. Eliot says publishers kept the Bible off the shelf because most Americans who read own it, while Shakespeare was omitted for similar mass ownership concerns.
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Chicago
Hugh T. Kerr
Fullerton Avenue Presbyterian Church
Charles W. Elliot
Harvard University
Charles W. Eliot
Kerr
Eliot
Elliot
Dr. Fillo
Shakespeare
Brewster's
Morphine Pill Use Exposed at Almshouse
Reading Pennsylvania reports alarming drug use at the Derks county almshouse with 20 thousand morphine pills used monthly and 74 thousand doses purchased since January. Physicians and druggists were astonished by the pattern and residents allegedly given regular dope to quiet inmates as 45 percent of last month’s medicine bills covered morphine.
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Reading
Derks County
A. L. Rhoades
Mike
Almshouse
Coos Bay Prepares for Boosting Congress
Marshfield and North Bend chambers anticipate large turnout for the Oregon Idaho Development League meeting in Coos Bay on August 20 and 21. Congressman Hawley expected to speak as prominent figures attend. Organizers aim to ease transport with a chartered boat from Portland and ensure pleasant visits. Local clubs manage entertainment and discuss the Coos Bay to Boise railroad as a keyTopic.
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Marshfield
Ore
Chambers of Commerce
North Bend
Oregon
Idaho
Oregon-Idaho Development League
Hawley
Portland
Young Men's Commercial Club
Roping Contests Face End If Laws Hold
Chickwalla Oklahoma Aug 3 Jones Cook, chairman of the humane society, declares recent roping contests will end unless humane laws are repealed. Jerse Williams was thrown from a horse and severely injured, taken to his room and in great pain overnight. Miller Holcomb of the city won first prize in the roping contest, tie 45 seconds. The steers proved wild, confined in pens, causing more ropes to rise than on preview day. Other remarks recount coffee ground timing and Folger’s Golden Gate.
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Chickwalla
Okla
Jones Cook
Focal Humane Shinty
Cook
Jerse Williams
Funeral Scene as Daughter Seeks Heir to Civil War Veteran
In Pasadena a dramatic funeral moment had Mrs. Florente George demand to view Frederick Fickner’s coffin claiming him as her father after traveling from Brooklyn. She believed he was her long lost parent, a claim arising as a housekeeper contested the estate valued around $1000, with the daughter set to pursue her claim.
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Pasadena
Cal
Frederick Fickner
Florente George
Frackner
George
Brooklyn
N. Y
California
Los Angeles
Fackner
Pastime Theater Features and Local Campers Sightings
The Pastime Theater presents Selig headliner The Heart of a Race Track Tour and His Rival's Hand along with Parks in Berlin and The Son's Return. The baby contest grows more interesting daily as crowds of campers and berry hikers move through Tillamook and Trask and nearby region points.
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Selig
Berlin
Tillamook
Trask
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Young Kenn
Hie
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Koeppen’s
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Commercial Association
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Coos Bay
Lehman Springs
Pendlteon Auto Co
Seventh
Stark Streets
Park Street
Job
HOTEL
Philip
Portland, Ore
Fourth
Fifth
Burnside Streets
Phony
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