Local Classifieds Include Rooms For Rent And Services
Local notices show weekly or monthly room rates at State Hotel and other lodging, job ads for messenger boys, wood sawing, wall work, scrap iron pickup, a runabout for sale, landscape work, Jersey cows for sale, dry wood and coal orders, and auto servicing numbers. Also listings for dairy cows, an academy registration, a chop suey parlor, moving services, and music school registrations in Pendleton.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
Cornwell
Casble St. Pendleton
Smith Bros
Main Street
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
B. H. Decker
Rock Springs
Black
DeMotto
Bowman
Neview
Ande
Court Street
Win. Milne
Pendleton
St. Joseph's Academy
Sisters of St. Francis
Eveything New
State Hotel
UN Co
Amity Oregon dog sale ad for pups and dogs
Thoroughbred Scotch Collie puppies for sale with bitches priced at five dollars and stud dogs at seven dollars sixty. Contact M. L. Little R. 1 Box 76 Amity Oregon.
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Bor Sale
M. L. Little
Pendleton Hosts Visitors During Fall Round-up Week
Every home in Pendleton is invited to assist the care and comfort of visitors during fall round-up week. The association committee will canvass the city around Sept. 1 to list all available rooms for visitors. Rooms handled through the committee only to avoid confusion. A flat price scale is set: double bed 1.50, single or cot 1.00. Information and listings via Main 20% telephone.
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Pendleton
Association
Vme
Anna Held Divorces Florenz Ziegfeld in New York
Anna Held, musical comedy star, was granted an interlocutory divorce from Florenz Ziegfeld Jr in New York Supreme Court Justice Amend signed order. Ziegfeld opposed the move. motion to confirm report favored Held. Details recount past romance, marriage in Paris, and a daughter abroad. the suit referenced co respondents and media rumors.
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New York
Anna Held
Floreng Ziegfeld, Jr
Supreme Court
Justice Amend
Miss Held
Ziegfeld
America
Paris
Opposote Ziegfeld
Mises Held
Lillian Loraine
Steller
Chicago
Bombs follow man s family on Chrystie street
Pietro Bellon, father of a large family, has moved through three Chrystie Street tenements in six months as bombs explode near his homes. The latest blast, just after midnight, tossed Bellon's family from sleep and damaged the building, injuring his 18 month old child Lona among others.
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New York
Chrystie Street
Pietro Bellon
Tn Oacy
Hellon
Fin Ex Osion
Hein
Chreatian Street
Diby
Lona
Rellon
Plowshare Found Inside Century-Old Tree in Collingdale
In Collingdale, Pennsylvania, William Brunni and Daniel Scann cut down a massive tree at 110 Jackson Avenue. A steel plowshare about twenty inches long, hidden in the tree’s heart, was revealed after hours of cutting. The tree, nine feet in circumference, is believed to be around a century old.
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Coallingdale
William Brunni
Daniel Scann
Jackson Avenue
Collingdale
Scamit
Brunni
Personal notices from Pendleton and Meacham area
A string of local social items lists residents visiting, returning, and traveling. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. TP Sibeon from Milot Rock, James Johns Jr returning from Meacham, Mrs. Shasie Robinett home after visiting her sister, Frank H. Turner reuniting with a cousin, Edgar Thompson two months at Lehman Springs, N. D. Swearingen visiting Wellington, Mrs. Kr Murphy hosting her father William Nelson, Dr. and Mrs. J. McFaul's trip to Portland, Arthur Moana at Ima Hila, Hattie’s vacation at Meacham, E. J. Matlock visiting Heppner, Misses Chloe and Javina Stanfield to Echo, and Maron Burnett to Pendleton for piano registration. Rev. D. K. Lowrie, Baker pastor-evangelist, notes vacation in Minnesota and travels home via X. P. and O. W. R. R. & N.
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Edgar Thompson
Lehman Springs
N. D. Swearingen
Wellingham
Washington City
Kr. Murphy
William Nelson
N. P
2D. J. McFauland
Kathleen
Portland
E. J. Matlock
Heppner
Mr. Matlock
Spokane
Chloe
Javina Stanfield
Pendleton
Echo
Meacham
Maron Burnett
Oscar
Alexander Ruis
Bertin
Moritz Moszkowski
Paris
Henry Louis
Jackson
D. K. Lowrie
Grande Nonde Presbytery
Baker
Minesota
X. P
O.W
Notice of Blakeslee's fall term at Royal College of Porpora
Prof Blakeslee announces the fall term begins Monday September 2. Due to Spokane college opening he will be in Mendicton only two days a week, limiting local classes to about 30 private paying registrants. Preparatory work may be done under assistant teachers for registrants. Fraternity lectures start Wednesday evening at unspecified o'clock with Child Training as first ten lectures.
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Blakeslee
Royal College of
Young Tafts To Visit In Western Cities
Miss Helen Taft and her brother Robert Taft, returning from Glacier Park, Montana, are expected to resume their vacation in St Paul. The party will tour Western sights before proceeding to Reberly, Mass, where the Tafs have their summer home.
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St. Paul
Minn
Helen Taft
Robert
Glacier Park
Montana
Taft
Hoke Smith
Reberly
Mass
Tafte
Western Open Championship Opens at Flosemoor Country Club
The Western Golf Association begins its Western Open Championship at the Flosemoor Country Club on Aug 28 with prizes from 200 to 25. The winner with the lowest total score earns the medal emblem and a $25 prize is awarded for the lowest score in any wind wheel event.
Young man confesses to strangling woman in Mas town
Norman McCleary, 28, confessed to strangling Mrs Natie Henry and stealing 40 dollars. He said he traveled to Washington to find the girl, Miss Lulu Henry, after her mother objected to their relationship and tried to keep him away from her home.
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Higerstown
Mas
Lulu Henry
Norman McCleary
Natie Henry
Washington
Henry
McLeary
Borden Dodges Issue Declares Suppragists
London August 28 militant suffragettes denounced Robert J. Borden for refusing to promise to introduce legislation for woman suffrage. They declared he dodged the issue and voiced bitter denunciations tonight.
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London
Robert J. Borden
Canada
Eight aldermen renominated in Detroit graft election
Late returns from Detroit on August 28 show that eight of the 17 aldermen accused of grafting have been renominated.
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Detroit
Count Orloff Denies Money Motive In Chicago Wedding
Count Joli Orloff, under parole after a larceny charge involving a missing typewriter, declares he did not marry for money. He says he is persecuted as a foreigner and reveals his father is a brigadier general with vast land. He wed Miss Mary Elizabeth Sparrow of Chicago the day of his arrest.
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Chie
Joli Draskmite Onofre
Chiago
Joli Creatoviteh
Orloff
Sal
Count Orieff
Dallas
Sabath
Mary Elizabeth Sparrow
Chicago
Crying babes drive mother to shame in Chicago court
Louise Smith of West North avenue faced Municipal Judge Going after admitting to soliciting men to feed her two hungry and fatherless children. She said her husband died six months ago leaving her penniless and ill, unable to work. Judge Going considered her claim and ordered costs with a possible fifty dollar incentive, noting no one claimed the shoes she wore.
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Chicago
Fool
Louise Smith
West North Avenue
South Clark Street
Smith
Eat Congress Street
South Wabash Avenue
McCambridge
No Grass on Hatton’s Grave in Mountain Tale
An editor recalls a bare grave in Winston County near the Blue Ridge. The grave of Hatton reportedly remains grassless for forty or more years, believed to reflect the deceased’s profane life and cursed lips.
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Hristo
Tenn
Wintsten County
North Carolina
Blue Ridge
Eset
Tennessee
Hatton
Tama Jim Wilson Celebrates 77th Birthday in Cabinet Hall
Tama Jim Wilson secretary of agriculture and oldest man in President Taft's cabinet marked his seventy seventh birthday in Washington DC He said he plans to quit politics on March 5 possibly return home to his grandchildren and wear overalls among the common people His long service extends four years beyond the previous record while under his regime the department's scope has expanded.
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Washington, DC
Tama Jim” Wilson
Taft
Wilson
Wilvan
University of Illinois Opens Panik Farm Station
The University of Wil Hols will establish an agricultural experiment station at Panik aided by a gift from Captain Kitchell Ukrainon. Last November Captain and Mrs Witchell presented to the university grounds at Pana, leading the township high school to adopt agriculture study.
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Ukrainon
University of
Man jailed for stealing shoes in Hyde Park hotel basement
Chicago police chased Frank Fisher 48, a laborer, after he took a discarded pair of work shoes from the Hyde Park hotel basement at East Fifty-first Street and Lake Avenue. He was arrested, charged with disorderly conduct, and appeared before Municipal Judge Clarity.
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Chicago
Frank Fisher
Fisher
Hyde Park Hotel
East Fifty-first Street
Lake Avenue
Breen
Purcell
Clarity
Hyde Park
Father of Twenty Sons in Army Avoids Heavy Sentence
Chicago reports Steve Byman 76 says twenty sons in Austrian army saved him from a harsh sentence after arraignment for assault and battery before Municipal Judge Sabath. He alleges three marriages and resides at 2118 Greenwood Avenue. He was accused of striking Peter Boanse and his brother Tony Boanse with a club during a quarrel.
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Chicago
Steve Byman
Sabath
Greenwood Avenue
Ryman
Peter Boanse
Tony Boanae
Baby cured of severe skin rash after Cuticura remedies
Mrs Annie Saunders reports a six week old baby suffered a widespread rash with crusts and itching, keeping him awake at night. After trying remedies, Cuticura Soap and Ointment brought rapid improvement. hair regrew, complexion improved, and the family endorses the treatment.
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Monroe, Wis
Annie Saunders
Cuthurs
Dept. T. Boston
Father of Twenty Children Defends Self in Court
At 21145 Greenwood Avenue, a defendant claimed self defense after a clash left two men injured. He proclaimed he is father of twenty grown sons serving in the Austrian army. The judge remarked that with such a large family he would sentence him to thirty days. The article closes with a quip about new in-laws.
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Greenwood Avenue
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the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
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Mre. Idleman
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MecConaughy
F. J. Ronaldson
Anna
Florenz Ziegfeld
New York Supreme Court
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Iquttilyy
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Oni
Lethnan
Mr. and
TP Sibeon
Milogt Rock Fast
James Melangiin
John
North Fork
James Johns Jr
Shasie Robinett
Carrie Oliver
P. Strain
Frank H. Turner
Arthur
Moana
Ima- Hila
Con Rolite Hattie
Meachum
Tafts
Borden
Gralters
Count
Polk
Pot Pas
University of Ilinois
Kitchell
TLE
Hoy
Jor
Gette
Golden Rule
Pendleton Drug Co
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Mark Moorhouse CO
Phone Main
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D. R. Chen
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