Local ads offer rooms for rent and services in Pendleton
Pendleton locals advertise furnished rooms by week or month with rates, seek messenger boys and stenographers, wood saw services, and sale of cows and runabout. Landscape work offered, straw and dry wood suppliers listed, hotel service and river ferry to Portland promoted. The Round-Up week canvass urges residents to list available rooms with a strict price scale and via Main 219.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
Pendleton Iron Works
Mark Moorhoune Co
Oaklind
Long Bros
Smith Bros
Main Street
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
B. H. Decker
Flock Springs
DeMotto
Bowman
Newton
Court Street
St. Joseph's Academy
Pendleton
Sisters of St. Francis
UN Co
Portland
Dalles
Gage
Vogue Millinery
Penland Bros Haul It Offers Quick Local Moves
Penland Bros advertises fast service for furniture and plane moving with short city trips or country transfers. Phone Main 349 listed for calls. We haul anything.
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Penland Bros
For Sale Thoroughbred Scotten Collie Puppies Ad
For sale broadside lists collie puppies bitches six dollars dogs seven fifty owner W L Little Route 1 Box 76 Amity Oregon plus contact details omitted for privacy.
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W L. Little
Amity
Oregon
Personal mentions from Pendleton and nearby towns
Local social notes list residents and visitors from Helix, Walla Walla, Pilot Rock, and Pendleton. Highlights include Carl Engdah in the city, Helena Burton returning from Spokane, Anita Kirkpatrick shopping in Pendleton, and Frank Welles traveling from the mountains on No. 17. Additional mentions include Walla Walla salesmen, Meacham and Bingham Springs outings, and., Mrs. G. W. Phelps with children.
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Carl Engdah
Helix
Clampett
Walla Walla
St. George
Lee
Pilot Rock
Helena Burton
Pendleton
Spokane
Anita Kirkpatrick
Weston
Frank K. Welles
W. E. Ball
G. W. Phelps
Meacham
Kenneth G. Warner
John Endicott
Lehman Springs
Former American Wins Aeroplane Prizes in London
London August 30 S F Colly a naturalized Englishman and former American won all the army aeroplane trials today securing 25 000 in prizes.
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London
S. F. Colly
Privileges for Third District Fair Concession in Pendleton Pavilion
Bids to operate soda water and soft drink stand at the Third District Fair pavilion in Pendleton will be received by September 10. Excludes apple cider, ice cream, candy, nuts, and clear stand. Bids awarded to one person per firm. See Moorhouse for details.
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Pendleton
Portland Thrill Show At Orpheum Pictures
George Lamont of Pathe Moving Picture Concern staged a deliberate streetcar stunt in Portland during the Jose Carnival. He acted as a drunken bystander and stepped in front of a fast car to demonstrate the new automatic fender and safety device, escaping unharmed as hundreds watched this live portrayal. The footage will be shown at the Orpheum Theater tonight.
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Orpheum Theater
George Lamont
Pathe Moving Picture Concern
France
Jose
Lamont
Fender
Laismont
Is Marriage a Failure last showing at Grand theater
The Vin Moore Co presents the final performance of Is Marriage a Failure at the Grand theater tonight. The comedy has drawn large crowds with a dog and baby figure in the plot. A new bit and two more shows follow over the weekend to accommodate Pendleton audiences.
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Dog
Grand Theater
Vin Moore Co
Pendleton
Vin Moore
Cheatra
Pastor in Oklahoma Town Tests Congregation by Demanding Quit
In Chickasha Oklahoma Pastor G H Sherman of the First Baptist Church urged younger members to quit card playing and dancing or leave the church. The church, recently completed as a $50000 structure, is described as the citys finest.
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Oklahoma
Chickasha
G. H. Sherman
First Baptist Church
Boise Beats Pendleton In 12-2 Slugging Showdown
Boise crushed Pendleton 12 to 2 as Criger pitched for Boise and the home lineup exploded with 12 hits. Boise's batters turned the game into a one sided slugging affair, securing a decisive win.
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Boise
Pendleton
Criger
Hop Pickers Wanted for North Yakima season
Hop growers seek 1000 to 4000 workers for a three week season opening Sept 9. Special rates of one and one third fare to North Yakima via one railroad. Tickets on sale Sept 2 to 7, valid to Nov 16. Wages $1.00 per box. Address Richard Strobach Hop Growers Association North Yakima Wash.
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North Yakima
Richard Strobach
Gotham Loses Religion in Summer Apathy
New York religious publications report a rare summer slump in church interest. Fifth and Madison avenues and Trinity on Broadway see dwindling attendance, with uptown churches attracting as few as sixteen worshipers despite wealth and prominence.
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New York
Fifth and
Madison Avenues
Trinity
Broadway
Worm Diet Rings Canine Feast in Tomato Patch
In Fulton Missouri a dog owned by J B Britts earns the nickname epicure for feasting on big green worms in tomato fields. Neighbors report the animal spends time among vines, thriving on worm meals while Prith operates a canning factory and grows tomatoes.
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Fulton
J. B. Britts
Britts
Prith
Mother Hubbard
Conductor Allegedly Takes 99 Nickels For Five Dollar Bill
Alton street railway officialS are asked to determine if conductor Mario Bailey can tender 99 nickels in change for a five dollar bill. Newspaper man Stahl alleges Bailey left the car to break a note, returned 99 nickels that tore Stahl’s trousers pocket, and insisted the one dollar bill was all he had. The report ends with a prosaic proverb about money and parsimony.
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Alton, J
Stahl
Alton Street Railway
Mario Bailey
Bailey
Alton Banking and Trust Company
Hope for Hidden Wealth Found in Old Romine Property
Workmen dismantling the Billy Romine property on West Washington Street in Hartford City uncover articles of value. The old house, built of hewn timbers with walnut siding, has stood in place for decades and attracted attention for possible hidden treasure during its removal.
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Hartford City
Ind
Billy" Romine
Washington Street
Dead boy believed buried alive in Kansas City case
Four year old Joseph Timmerman, buried in a gulley by playmates John Farley and John Heimburger, may have been alive when covered. Deputy coroner Dr Harry Czarlinsky noted wounds from stones could kill but not instantly, and doctors said breathing may have continued after burial.
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Kansas City
Joseph Timmerman
Harry Czarlinsky
John Farley
John Heimburger
Joseph
Woman Faces Silent Truths In Contested Realm
A reflective portrait turns on a woman's struggle with withheld knowledge and the burden of presumed expectations. The piece probes how social norms pressure restraint and honesty in private restraint shared with a wary public.
Odd Fellows Lodge buys Romine lot for theater home
The home of William Romine, a deaf and frugal shoemaker, bought the lot sixty two years ago for $60, sells for $4 000 to the Odd Fellows Lodge. A theater will rise on the site while workmen uncover small hidden items between rafters.
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William Romine
Romine
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Gas Analysis in Supulpa Signals New Factory
A chemical analysis of natural gas from an average oil well near Supulpa Oklahoma shows the gas contains a significant amount of a valuable component, supporting plans to establish a factory there. Local officials indicate the findings may attract industrial investment and boost employment.
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Supulpa
Okla
Ink and paint plant to open in Sapulpa oil fields
Tests by a leading ink and paint maker show Oklahoma gas from oil wells can supply unlimited high grade raw material. The company plans the most extensive ink and paint plant yet built in the oil and gas region and soon to operate in Sapulpa.
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Oklahoma Gas
Sapulpa
Bids Open for Hermiston High School Plumbing System
Bids will be opened on September 10 at 4 o'clock p m in the district clerk's office Hermiston for the installation of a plumbing system in the Hermiston high school building Plans may be obtained of C M Himebaugh architect Hermiston Oregon
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Hermiston
Hermiston High School
C. M. Himebaugh
Oregon
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the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Miss McConaughy
Fischer School of Music
Idleman
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Fischer
Helen Burton
Spirella
East Court
F. J. Donaldson
KR. Alexander
Bingham Springs
F. D. Watts
Mabel Warner
E. B. Casteel
Phnt Rock
Commercial Club
Jack A. Gibson
Dalles Chronicle
A. J. McAllister
The
Pendleton Drug Co
Cathlamet
Washington
W. BR. Ellis
Gotham
Canine
Man
Wile
Koeppen’s
American National Bank
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
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Chinchilla
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