Local Classifieds and Rentals in Pendleton 1912
Local notices list hotel rooms for rent by week or month and messenger boy ads, plus wall work inquiries, livestock for sale, fuel and coal vendors, and pasture land for rent. Also contains real estate for sale, a new house for rent, and concerted bids for a general merchandise store sale. Pendleton ads include theatre and transport notes, school registrations, and a music instructor visit.
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Furnistea
Western Union Telegraph Co
Cornwell
Cosbie
Oakland
Smith Bros
Main Street
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
B. H. Decker
Rock Springs
DeMotto
Stanfield
W. T. Reeves
Bowman
Court Street
Wim. Milne
Pendleton
Ruw Truck Haul It Announces Local Moving Services
Penland Bros promotes quick city moves and short trips to the country. Contact phone Main 239 for furniture and plane moving and transfers.
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Penland Bros
Amity breeder lists Scotish Collie puppies and stud dogs
L. Little of Amity Oregon advertises Scottish Collie puppies for sale with bitches priced at six dollars and stud dogs at seven fifty. Contact Box 76 Route 1 for details.
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L. Little
Amity
Oregon
Pendleton Homes Invited to List Rooms for Round-Up Visitors
Pendleton residents are urged to list available rooms through the association committee during the first week of September. The group plans a citywide canvass to match visitors with lodging and asks homeowners to route all listings through the committee.
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Pendleton
Pnsiston
Association
College Youth Eludes Detectives In San Francisco
Detectives Cashel and Armstrong searched for Wilfred J. Sobey a Stanford graduate wanted on charges tied to allegedly forged or bogus bank paper. Complaints from Frank Lemain and H A Norman cited worthless checks. a warrant by Charles Douglas named Sobey for forgery. No trace of Sobey found. believed to be hiding near the city. He is son of Dr Arthur Lyne Sober of the Mission district.
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San Francisco
Cashel and
Armstrong
Wilfred J. Sobey
Standord
Frank Lemiain
Twentieth
Valencia Streets
Sebey
H. A. Norman
Valencia Street
Sobey
Attorne
Charles Douglas
South
Arthur Lyne Sober
Mission District
Once Rich Broke to Dead at Almsstodle
San Francisco reports the death of M. EK Short a veteran stock exchanges figure of the gold rush era. Once rich he faded into poverty after 1906 famine and the great fire. Public Administrator Hynes obtained letters of administration to Short estate which includes a key to a Mercantile Trust safety deposit box found after his death. Unknown if the key unlocks valuable securities or remains a relic.
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San Francisco
M. EK
Short
California
M. J. Hynes
Thomas F. Graham
Mercantile Trust Company
Grangers to Open Co operative Store in West Chester
Grangers of West Chester County Pennsylvania plan to unite and open a cooperative store in the city to sell their own goods and procure groceries and other items for members. They anticipate immediate business and will also pool sale of hay straw grain and other farm produce by carload lots to secure better prices and reduce shipping costs.
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Grangers
West Chester County
Pendleton Busy Day with Many Local Visitors
Keho resident Knute Moore arrives home while Stanfield and Athena visitors, Pendleton guests, and out of town residents mingle in a day of social calls. Notables include Judge Parkes from Meacham, Pilot Rock figures Douglas Betts and Aubrey Graham, and attorney Roy Raley visiting Portland on business.
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Knute Moore
Keho
W. L. Duvall
Stanfield
Pendleton
Jorge Will
Athena
Douglas Betts
Pilot Rock
Roy Raley
Portland
Caverhill
Flossie Caverhill
Long Creek
Aubrey Graham
Walla Walla
At the picture shows Orpheum Tuesday imines programs
A mixed bill features Dee’s Bands and several short features. The program includes The Sanda of Dee told through oceanic scenes and a tale of overtrustful love, The Light of St Bernard, Twins a comedy impersonation of a twin sister, and a tale of romance with an Indian nurse.
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Orpheum
Kingaley
Dee
Mary
Tee
Pathe
St. Bernard
Essanay
Hubby
Wifle
Woman savant dies in ragged final scene
St. Louis reports the death of Dr. Sarah F. Wells once a professor at New York Medical College and Hospital for Women and later head of the Women’s Medical College and Hospital in San Francisco. She died after injuries from a public bath house incident, while her apothecary shop also revealed trunks with silk gowns and riches valued around 5,000.
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St. Louis
Sarah F. Wells
New York Medical College
German postal plan hires 8663 women to replace men
Economic considerations drive the Imperial postal authorities to replace many male staff with women across branches. About 563 offices in lower grades will be filled by women at roughly 190 dollars a year, and 4500 offices now held by men will shift to 5100 women. The shift is projected to save over 1.6 million dollars annually despite higher headcount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Postal Authorities
Germany
Nees Ranker
Empire
Mountain of Jade Found by Alaska Prospector
Walter Koen, after twenty years in the Kobuk river wilderness, claims a jade mountain discovery at arctic Alaska. He brings out two tons of green and black jade via Nome, asserting it rivals the best jade of Japan and New Zealand and rekindles Eskimo ornament traditions.
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Tacoma
Wash
aAfter
Kobuk River
Alaska
Walter Koen
Koen
Nome
Japan
New Zealand
Fire destroys Oxnard hillside home. Mrs Wyckhoff escapes
A fire swept the mountain residence of Charles Wyckhoff near Nordhoff in Oxnard destroying the home. Mrs Wyckhoff narrowly escaped with her life as the blaze raged through the property. Residents and servants aided in the emergency as the house burned.
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Oxnard
Charles Wyckhoff
Chicago
Nordhoff
The Understudy and other screen delights at Essanay
Tuesday program features The Understudy with Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Hayne, plus Edison’s The Sketch With the Thumb Print and Jane Seymore and Henry VI. Also shows Pate, Khtedman’s Friendship, How Steve Made Good, The Padrone's Daughter, Back to Her Own, Aunt Hetty's Gold Fish, and Tramps Revelise with Vin Moore Stock Company finales. The Vin Moore troupe performs A Tramp's Revenge for the last week, with two more plays and a change planned tomorrow night. The program begins at 7:46 with music by the Vin Moore orchestra.
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Good Pictures
Essanay
Iite
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Hayne
Edison
Harry Furniss
Miss McCoy
Willis Secord
Mr. Furniss
Steve
Nestor
Imp
Grand
Vin Moore Stock Company
Mr. Moore
Vin Moore Company
Vin Moore Orchestra
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Chinchilla
Misses’ Coats
The
Fashion Center
New York
F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
St. Joseph's Academy
Sisters of St. Francis
State Hotel
UN Co
Washington County
Cross Roads
P. Robison
Banks
Pendleton Iron Works
Mark Moorhouse
Dalles
McConjughe
Fischer School of Music
Idleman
Fischer
MecConaughy
Justrite
F. J. Ronaldson
Rich
John Kueber
Adams
Ben Colvin
Ritter
Winnie Privett
Newport
Joe. H. Parkes
Meacham
Dale Chessman
Clarence Knight
San Antonio
Texas
Mr. Knight
Mra
Derwood Waffle
Eon
Pearlee Taylor
Upper
McKay
Lucile Ryder
Charles Carter
L. D. Drake
Dan P. Smythe
Royal Sawtelle
Pearl McKenna
Johns Home
Javina Stanfield
Baker
Erma Clifford
McCulloch
J. A. Hallman
Mabel
Lina M. Shaw
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Salt Lake
Colorado
R C. Shaw
Jane Seymore
Henry VI
Catherine of Aragon
Henry
Pate
Anne Boleyn
Catherine
Khtedman
Bil Vandeveer
Gem
An Ypay
Hetty
Belair
Barbara Tennant
Ed Ward Johnson
Drine
Baldwin Pianos
Baldwin Piano
Baldwin Piano Company
Baldwin
Europe
Umatilla County
Pendleton Furniture Co
W. R. Graham, Mer
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