Pendleton Classified Board: barber shops and rentals
varied Pendleton ads list Estes' barber shop opening at new location, Oregon Market meats, real estate rentals, room for rent, furnished houses, found mink neck piece at Moose Hall, lost gelding reward, used Ford car and Penland Bros furniture van, ads include phone numbers and business names such as J C Snyder chimney service and Pendleton Iron Works casting request.
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Pendleton Iron Works
Estes
East Oregonian
Joe Ell
American National Bank
Pendleton
Whipple
U. S
Oregon
Portland
North Side
E. T. Wade
Moose Hall
Well Drilling Services Offered by A G Winnerling
A G Winnerling advertises readiness to drill wells at any depth with estimates provided. Inquiries invited at 116 W Webb Street,Adv.
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A. G. Winnerling
W. Webb Street
Adv
Notice to Contractors Bids for drainage and tile work
Bids are requested for 6500 feet of drain tile 10 to 3 inches and 6600 cable yards excavation including removal of 1000 feet of 30 inch tile. Backfilling and other tile specifications are now ready. Bids will be opened as specified by the issuing public authority.
Grand Masquerade Ball at Eagle Woodman Hall in Stanfield
Be opened at 10 a.m. Monday December 22 1913 UMATILLA DRAINAGE DISTRICT Stanfield Oregon Adv Grand Masquerade Ball at Eagle Woodman hall Christmas night Thursday December 25 given by management of Saturday night dance. Cash prizes for best sustained character also for best costume lady and gentleman Ady.
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Umatilla
Stanfield
Oregon
Adv
Eagle-Woodman Hall
Saturday Night Dance
Ady
Osteopathy and nerve fibers in the body keyboard
An osteopathic overview explains the nerve cell as a vast gray organism with tentacle like fibers. The message from the osteopath travels via these fibers to summon blood flow and restore function to disordered organs. Each body part maps to a spot on the spinal column, allowing targeted manipulation to rebalance activity.
Seth Low Urges Broad Anti Trust Debate at Civic Forum
New York Dec 12 The closing sessions of the National Civic Federation meeting featured vigorous talks on regulating industrial corporations President Seth Low former New York mayor blocked a report for any bill to supplant the Sherman act The discussions raised questions about limiting corporate size preventing destructive competition and price fixing by manufacturers and retailers with debate on whether price cutting benefits the public.
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New York
National Civic Federation
Seth Low
Safety Expo Nears Close in First International Session
In New York on December 12 the first International Exposition of Safety and Sanitation held afternoon sessions chaired by George B. Cortelyou. Topics included What Accident Prevention Meant to the Worker’s Family by Mrs J B Harriman and Miss Leonore O’Reilly, The Coming Generation by W E Wilson, Teaching a Child to Avoid Danger by Gustave Straubenmuller, and Changing Conditions in Municipalities by Henry Bruere.
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Gustave Straubenmuller
New York City
Henry Bruere
Bureau of Municipal Research
Drydock Bill Introduced for Puget Sound Facility
Washington December 12 a bill to build a 1000 foot long drydock at Puget Sound costing 3 million dollars was introduced in the senate by Jones of Washington Humphrey filed a similar measure in the house.
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Washington
Puget Sound
Senate
Jones
Humphrey
House
Pendleton Visitors and Movers Highlight Local Day
Echo resident W A Mikesel and Hermiston guest Mrs A E Hensel were Pendleton visitors yesterday. Wrights, ranchers and officials pass through, including J W Keen from Athena, G A Stuart and J Sturdivant, and Dr H E Pinkerton on federal animal industry business. Mrs Isaac Parkes traveled to visit family in Walla Walla, while Mrs Walter Boynton moved within Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Mikesel
Echo
Pendleton
A. E. Hensel
Hermiston
I. A. Eastebangi Family
Hetro
Roe
Foley
Walter Boynton
Bush Street
Garfield Street
A. Dudley
W. R. Taylor
Athena
Lawrence Kingle
N. P
J. W. Keen
G. A. Stuart
J. Sturdivant
Library Ball Plans for January First 1914
Under library board leadership and city clubs a annual library ball is being organized for January 1 1914 with co operation from Civic club Thursday Afternoon club Current Literature club Commercial club and Library board. The Young Ladies class of the Methodist Episcopal church hosted a farewell party for Mrs C A Jackson at her Monterestelli apartment with rook and refreshments before her move east. The class list includes Mrs Sam Jenking Ida Hinderman Audrey Hunter Ster Nell and others. Mr and Mrs Joseph Snyder welcomed a seven pound daughter born December 10 at their farm near town. Elmer Storie and family visiting from Walla Walla for weekend at Mabie residence. The Methodist choir prepares a Christmas cantata Holy Night by Ashford to be sung the Sunday before Christmas. Ethel Fraker of Portland visiting Pendleton en route to Walla Walla for the winter. Sam R Thompson couple returned from Portland after ten days.
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Library Board
Civic Club
Current Literature Club
Commercial Club
John Vert
Mis
J. F. Robinson
F. Frazier
WN. Berkeley
G. Hartman, Jr
F. E. Judd
G. la Dow
J. A. Fee
A. J. McAllister
J. V. Tallman
C. K. Cranston
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. A. Jackson
Monterestelli
Joseph Snyder
Snyder
Sybil Cole
Charles A. Cole
Orpheum Sunday Program Features Variety Show
A Vi taograph bill at the Orpheum includes Leo Delaney and Norma Talmadge in His Silver Bachelorhood and Vita graph. The Somnambulists with Hennessy and Schwarts dine after a night out, Mrs Hennessy and Von Meyer sleep walk causing mix ups. A Circumstantial Hero features a dive for a heroine, a light comedy with A Hornet's Nest. Edison.
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Orpheum
Leo Delaney
Norma Talmadge
Vitagraph
Somnambulists
Biograph
Hennessy
Schwarts
Mrs. Hennessy
von Meyer
Venus
Eriso
Edison
News of Farm and Range Surges From Oregon Meeting
Reports from Portland put the Oregon Woolgrowers convention among the northwest’s best livestock shows. Farmers from Umatila and other counties noted the success, with J Campbell attending horticultural meetings and A R F Shumway reappointed as farm union legislative chair. Helix hosts a barbecue as Manuel Friedley joins local festivities, while Hodgen and J E Jones finish wiring farms. Water permits are reviewed on Birch creek, Rome Beauty apples praised by Harry Sayer, and Henry Koepke buys the Barger place for 16500. Commercial hemlock and western hemlock noted for lumber, the Philippine forestry bureau uses launches, and U S Forest Service operates craft on inland lakes. Colorado trunk makers shift to Engelmann spruce for lighter, stronger boxes.
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United States
Philippine Bureau of Forestry
U. S. Forest Service
Alaska
Florida
Wood industry reports note good excelsior from fire-killed pines
Twenty states publish reports on wood-using industries. A high grade excelsior is produced from fire-killed Alpine fir and Engelmann spruce in Colorado. Western yellow pine is predicted to yield a strong turpentine source as southern pine supplies dwindle.
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Colorado
Road Builders Close Tenth Convention Session in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on December 12 the final session of the tenth convention of the American Road Builders' Association heard A. W. Dean of the Massachusetts Highway Commission discuss General Methods of Repairs and Renewals. The session closed the eighth and final meeting day, with Paul Sargeant noted as chief engineer.
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Philadelphia
A. W. Dean
Massachusetts Highway Commission
American Road Builders’ Association
Paul, Sargeant
Highway Conference Discusses Bituminous Treatment
The Maine State Highway Commission led a discussion on road topics with William H. Connell of Philadelphia outlining dust prevention and street cleaning. Newton Massachusetts street commissioner C W Ross chaired the discussion as another subject was presented.
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Oinevr
Maine State Highway Commission
William H. Connell
Philadelphia Bureau of Highways
C. W. Ross
Newton
Mass
Wild cat Ferns Knocked Out by Gibbons in Round Two
New Orleans December 12 Mike Gibbons of St Paul floored Ferns of Kansas City three times in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout. The fighter was wobbly and the referee stopped the match with about two minutes left in the round.
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New Orleans
Wildcat" Ferns
Kansas City
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Pera
Also Mentioned on This Page
Livengoods
F.E. Livengood & Comp’y
Oregon Market
Blut's
J. C. Snyder
Malin Street
Sorve
Billy McKay
Ore
Penland Bros
Main Street
Hohbach’s Bakery and Lunch Room
Court Street
Griggs’ Grocery
Frank M
E. Court Street
Co. W. Mathews
Pilot Rock
Joe Blakely
Manuel Friedley
Helix
Farmers' Union
W. C. Campbell
Kalispell
Montana
E. C. Day
Seattle
Herbert Boylen
Woolgrowers
Mrs
Elmer Storie
Walla Walla
Mra
Edmund Mabie
Methodist Church
Ashford
Ethel Fraker
Sam R. Thompson
LADOW
Sporting
News OF
S. J. Campbell
Umatila
State Horticultural Society
Campbell
Hood River
A. RF. Shumway
Farmere’ Union
Union
la Grande
The
Farmers’ Union
Hodgen
J. E. Jones
Vincent
I. A. Relneman
Birch Creek
State Engineer's Office
Goml
Harry Sayer
Rome
Ruys Goml Ratch
Henry Koepke
Barger Place
Forest Notes
Wildcat
de. Thos
C. Ohmart
Taylor Hardware
Franklin
Pendleton Auto Co
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