Local Classifieds Update From Pendleton Oregon
Local want ads include farm stock for sale, sought workers, room and board offers, rental notices, vehicles and musical records. Listings mention Dutch Henry Feed Yard, J A Borle Lumber Co, Farmers Trading Co Peck Idaho, Temple Building offices, and Penland Bros moving services with civil service appointment notices and upcoming August 14 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Building
Main Street
Carney & Bradley Barn
Call 670
Rude
Lvestock
E. L. Smith
Inquire Farmers’ Trading Co
Peck
Idaho
W. Webb
Box
A." Pendleton
Lost-Gold watch with Joe Dunn name on case
Finder to leave the watch at East Oregonian office for reward. Also noting Unique Shooting Gallery at 649 Main Street next to Bond Bros opening with moving targets and prizes. First prize a 30-10 Remington rifle. D E Brown proprietor. Passenger service Str Bailey Gatzert departs The Dalles daily at 3 15 p m returning 9 45 p m fare one dollar The Dalles to Portland.
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Gold Watch
Joe Dunn
East Oregonian
Main Street
Bond Bros
D. E. Brown
Portland
Columbia River
Dalles
Dissolution of Partnership at Pendleton Dye Works
Notice states the partnership of Gillette and Bowman proprietors of Pendleton Dye Works and Bowman Cleaning Works is dissolved by mutual consent. Gillette assumes payment of all firm debts. debts owed to the firm must be paid to him. Dated August 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillette & Bowman
Pendleton Dye Works
Bowman Cleaning Works
Pendleton
Oregon
Gillette
Geo. J. Gillette
van J. Bowman
France and Russia clash over Kavala port in Balkan pact
Paris reports show a serious difference of opinion between France and Russia on the Kavala port in the Aegean tied to the Balkan treaty. France favors Greece while Russia wants Bulgaria, with both governments not pressing their own view. The note indicates relations remain cordial though imperfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Russia
Balkan
Kavala
Aegean Sea
Greece
Bulgaria
Catholic Federation Adjourns Twelfth Annual Convention
In Milwaukee on August 13 the twelfth annual convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies of the United States closed after three days of sessions. Noted Catholic prelates and laymen delivered addresses. Delegates attended a morning business meeting and an outdoor service and picnic at St Francis, Wisconsin, with the Catholic Press association also meeting nearby. E. J. Cooney of Providence, R. I., presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Federation
Milwaukee
American Federation of Catholic Societies of the
United States
St. Francis
Wisconsin
Catholic Press Association
E. J. Cooney
Providence
R. L
Odis Davidson Hanged for Zinc Murder in Arkansas
Harrison Arkansas August 13 A new criminal prosecution and execution record were set today when Odis Davidson was hanged for the murder of Ella Bar ham near Zinc Arkansas one month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Ark
Arkansas
Odis Davidson
Ella Barham
Zinc
Hogs Decline In Portland Market
PORTLAND Ore Aug 13 Hogs declined 45 cents closing at 885 the low mark of the season. They receded 75 cents during the week. Justice is what every man wants provided he may define it himself.
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Portland
Ore
In Loving Memory of Donald Isaac
Mr and Mrs William Isaacs express heartfelt gratitude to friends who supported them during the illness and death of their beloved son Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
William Isaacs
Pendleton and North Yakima battle in late innings
Local notes recount numerous hometown visitors and travelers. Pendleton hosts fans and players, including Dr Frank Boyden and Prof John Straub, while North Yakima edges Pendleton 4 to 0 with early hits and strong pitching.
Portland Policeman Fires At Fleeing Man Fatal Shot
Portland August 13 A finlander aged 24 named William Walters or Waldrus was fatally shot by Patrolman Martin after refusing to halt. The man, seen lurking near a building, tried to escape as they awaited the officer. Martin fired five shots, one striking him.
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Portland
William Walters
Waldrus
Martin
Negros Kill Girl. Lynch Threat Seizes Lexington
Estill Potter, 18, daughter of Newton Potter of a county farmer near Lexington, was killed by Galdie Winkfield, a Black man employed at the Potter home, after allegedly raping her. The child's throat was cut from ear to ear. A posse pursues Winkfield, and a lynching is feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Estill Potter
Newton Potter
Here
Galdie Winkfield
Potter
Unidentified man commits suicide at Grace Hotel Chicago
An unnamed man who registered as Charles Dunham of Pittsburg but suspected as Carroll Dunham Galvin of Oakland California shot himself in the forehead at Grace hotel Chicago. A maid found him partly dressed on the floor. A card for the Oakland Elks lodge was in his pocket.
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Chicago
Charles Dunham
Pittsburg
Carroll Dunham Galvin
Oakland
Calif
Grace Hotel
Oakland Elks Lodge
Turks threaten war against Bulgaria over alleged atrocity
In Constantinople on August 12 a protest to the powers from the porte declared that Turkey would declare war against Bulgaria unless the Bulgarians desist from alleged atrocities at Therace.
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Bulgaria
Constantinople
Therace
Porte
Cannon Explodes Three Killed at Roman Fort
Rome reports three soldiers killed and several injured when a cannon exploded at a fort defending the city. The incident occurred during ongoing fort defenses.
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Rome
Braves Win On Bunched Hits In Yakima Game
North Yakima Braves shut out Buckaroos four to nothing as extra base hits in the third and fourth innings drove the victory. Boatman, the new pitcher from Victoria, allowed one hit, walked one, struck out seven, and limited Pendleton’s left handers to weak contact at the plate.
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Buckarooes
Augustus
Boatman
Welch
Taylor
Fuller
Berger
North Yakima
Netzel
Ford
Nadeau
Grover
Stokke
Harrod
Parriot
God
Eee Boatman
Pendleton
Hall
Wash
North Yakima Braves
Yakima
Victoria
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F. E. Livengood CO
Milch
Dutch Henry
Joe Ell
American National Bank Tldg
365 R
Paul Hemmelgarn
West Webb Street
Fred Reese
J. A. Borle Lumber Co
W. P. Temple
Victor
Warren
Munic
Macadam Road
Adame
Clarence Penland
Farmer Edwards
H. L. Carl
St. George Hotel
Penland Bros
F. J. Donaldson
H. J. Carl
Fall
SOE
P. ¢. Nelson
Echo
Kenneth McRae
Fred W. Falconer
Enterprise
St. George
Mra
Jack Vincent
Athena
Mra. R. Alexander
Baker
Walter B. Shaw
Freewater
Fred Steiner
Dan P. Smythe
B. F. Trombley
Tona Perrin
la Grande
Elmer R. Gaye
W. J. Stockman and Son
W. A. Stockman
Lehman Springs
Pearl Price
la Grande Observer
Fred Lindroth
Modesto
California
Lindroth
Joseph Sievers
Alfred FitzGerald
Glen Finch
Frank Boyden
Meacham
G. W. Phelps
John Straub
University of Oregon
Pendelton
Treloar
North Bank Road
Hugh Bhelly
Walla Walla
Mitt
Reid
Lodell
Varian
Dean
Haworth
Osborne
Peterson
Melrose
Cardinals
Green
Navy
Wohlenberg Department Store
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
ST. Mary's Catholic Church
Ald
Automobile & Garage
Oregon Motor Garage
Meat Markets
Empire Meat Co
Pendleton Cash Market
Central Meat Market
Department Store
the Peoples Warehouse
D. D Phelps
Bowman
Noreen Bros
Tallman & Co
Alexanders
The
Delta
W. E. Hanscom
V. Stroble
J. P. Hansen
Wood and Coal
B. L. Burroughs
O. K. Shop
Fames Cigars
G. L la Dow
Wall Paper & Paints
Hale & McAtee
Pendleton Cleaning & Dye Works
Lumber
van Petten Lumber Co
City Brewery Bottling Works
Braves
Hokis Bucks
East Oregonian’s Merchants’ Gift Contest
Duluth
Superior
Minneapolis, ST. Paul
Omaha, ST. Louis
Transconti
Nental Trains
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone
N. P
Walter Adams
Northern Pacteic FY
A. D. Chariton, A. G. P. A
Portland, Or
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