Local Classifieds: Rentals Sales and Notices
Local notices list For Rent front office Judd Building apply F Judd. State Hotel furnished rooms by week or month. Team of horses for sale. Inquire 417 Holdy 81. For Sale household furniture cheap Inquire 700 East Webb. Wanted teams to haul wheat Inquire A W Nye Pendleton Ore. Wood sawed by gasoline saw Phone Main 13. For sale 29 head fresh Jersey cows R H Stevens Guich Henry Feed Yard S-10m. Howse for rent range heater curtains 10026 Court Street Phone Redwid. Good pasture near Stanfield $1 per month W T Reeves. For sale milage and shots brood sows and piglets Wim Milne Hox 124 Pendleton. Day from owner 22 rooms modern conveniences. Laborers needed for street work Pendleton wages 2 cents per hour Apply Warren Construction Co Pendleton Ore. Wanted middle aged woman all around cook pastry boarding house or small hotel F care this office. For sale 150 wood boxes 12x15x21 Wim E Schaeffer State Hospital Bldg. For sale Yellow pine red fir alder maple wood Rock Springs coal phone Black 2622 Demott’s Cigar Store Malin St. Chop suey and hoodie parlors open day and night Tray orders. Everything new Under State Hotel Phone Main 647. Passengers for Portland Str Bailey Gatzert The Dalles daily 8:39 p.m. Fare to Portland £1 Round-Up concessions bids due Aug. Nance. Pendleton-Umatilla motor tickets at depot. Mr W S Gunsalus remarks on Chamberlains Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy. Landscape gardening Smith Bros 32150 Main St.
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Judd
F. E. Judd
East Webb
Garden St
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Guich Henry
Court Street
Stanfield
W. T. Reeves
Wim, Milne
Hox 124
Pendleton
Warren Construction Co
Pendeton
Ore
Wim. E. Schaeffer
State Hospital
Esale
Rock Springs
Demott
Malin Street
Eveything New
Portand
Dalles
Portland
Ten Dollar Reward for Strayed Sorel Horse
A ten dollar reward is offered for the return or information leading to recovery of a stray white faced sorel horse weighing about 500 pounds with Indian brand. Reward paid by John Conwelt of Hilgard, Oregon.
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John ConWelt
Hilgard
Oregon
Easter Oregonians 10 Go 10 State Fair Attendance Rise
Eastern Oregon will visit the Oregon State Fair by fall with the state board preparing extensive entertainment. About 107 horses, most new entrants, will be housed on grounds with 72 interceding horses from the coast. Free attractions and daily entertainment promise unprecedented excitement at the fair’s 52nd year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Oregon
Patagonia Fever Breaks Out Among Sheepmen
Fragment from page one describes wool sold at nine cents a pound and a potential Patagonia range land scheme. Prospects hinge on U.S. tariff removal on wool. Smythe cites health fears, while others eye Patagonia for large scale sheep and cattle ventures. Americans already in the cattle business include Tex Rickards, promoter of the Johnson-Jefries fight, heading a Uruguayan cattle company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Smythe
Bic
Bie
Ewifta
Patagonia
Rattle Bus'ness
Tex Rickards
Uraguay
Local visitors fill Pendleton day as notables drop by
John Crow and others from farm towns pattern a busy Pendleton scene. J A Patterson of Heppner and Mrs. Reynolds of Pilot Rock are among arrivals, while Stanfield foreman Glen McCullohan and contractor H A Hamila spend the day in the city. Delays include bids for sewer work and a watch buckle lost near College Street.
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John Crow
Jack Young
Ehola
J. A. Smith
Ba Grande
Itd
Atre J. A. Patterson
Heppner
Ruedia
St. George
Hi. Mettoynolds
Pilot Red
Paine and
Lay
Tony Fom
Pendleton Seeks Rubber Fire Hose Bids
Sealed bids requested for about one thousand feet of two and a half inch rubber fire hose to be furnished to the City of Pendleton Oregon. Bids to be received by 3 p.m. August 14 1992 at the city hall Pendleton Oregon. Dated August 2 1912 Thomas Fitz Gerald City Recorder.
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Pendleton
City Fill
Oregon
Thos Fitz Gerald
City Recorder
Skeleton of Giant Indian Is Pound Seven feet four inches tall
Cal is harboring a fossil tale of a seven foot four inch giant of an extinct California coastal tribe. Scientist William Altmand and curator Thomas Dunne unearthed a well preserved skeleton with embedded mortars, pestles, obsidian arrowheads, and other artifacts in Contra Costa County. The bones show good preservation though several vertebrae are missing and the skull is in three fragments. The skeleton was assembled for private display in the curator's office.
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California
San Francisco
Cal
Santa Barbira Channel
William Altmand
Galden Gite Park Memorial Museum
Altraanny
Thomas 5S Dunne
Concord
Centre Costa County
Wheat Destroyed by Fire at Adams
Adame Ore August 10 Fire destroyed Amlyerk love 40 acres of wheat six miles west of Adams The separator and cone setting of wheat burned The cause of the blaze is unknown Pendleton war news and local social notices follow including a grand harvest ball at Adams city hall with music by United orchestra of Pendleton Also mentions births visitors and various local happenings
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Adame
Amlyerk
Adams
Thong
Loenny
Henry
Pendleton
Firs- Toe
Rural education clash at Wisconsin conference
Professor Edward J. Ward condemned party politics and urged united effort to strengthen the country school as the social center of democracy. He called the public school underfunded and urged improvements while noting urban progressives dominated disorganised national indications. Dr Wiley urged farmers wives to improve cooking and diet for prosperity, warning poor meals undermine home life.
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Dekalb
Edward J. Ward
University of Wisconsin
Liew
United Effort
Ward
Wiley
Harvey W. Wiley
Farmers urged state group for scientific farming methods
State Senator Hugh Magill urged forming a state organization of all business interests to promote scientific farming. J Kern of Rockford spoke on improving schools by ending one room schoolhouses. Willian D. Hurd of Massachusetts State College discussed extension work. Logan Page of the Agriculture department expected as keynote. F Harris of Champaign of the Illinois Bankers urged banker farmer partnership. He noted bankers own 60 percent of bankers’ assets and many acres farmed, advocating qualified demonstrators to teach farmers better methods.
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Hugh &. Magill
Princeton
J. Kern
Rockford
Winnebago County
Agricultural College
Wits
Willian D. Hurd
Magmachusetts State College
Amber
Logan Walter Page
Department of Good Roads
Department of Agriculture
Tulinaixy Normal School
Will
Tllinois
Harrie
Publc
Findis
Penland Broe Hauling Offers Local Moving Services
Penland Broe advertises quick moving help for furniture and small trips within city limits or trips to the country. The tag line promises they haul anything. Contact by phone 339 for arrangements.
Cure for Diarrhoea Claims Chamberlain Remedy
M E B Gebhardt of Oriole Pennsylvania reports his diarrhoea was cured by a single dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says there is nothing better and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
M. EB. Gebhardt
Oriole
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