Local Classified Notes From Pendleton Area Ads
Diverse listings include barber shops, markets, and services. El Bots, Pendleton Iron Works, Estes barber, and Pendleton man tune your Plano. Oregon Market offers inspected meats and cash deals. Wanted good labor and house help. rental rooms available. various trades and items for sale. A 188 acre wheat land in Franklin County Wash for sale at 20 per acre. H. H. Coan awaits inquiries.
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Estes
East Oregonian
Doe Ell
American National Bank
Pendleton
Whipple
U. S
Oregon
Lewis
Penland Bros
Main Street
Franklin County
Wash
Eltopia
H. H. Coan
Water Well Drilling Services Advertising
Water. I am prepared to drill any depth well. Estimates given. Inquire for prices. A. G. Winnerling, 116 W. Webb street.
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A. G. Winnerling
W. Webb Street
Adv
What My Lady Likes Christmas Gift Question
Fane Forshaw, Florist at 222 East Court Street suggests flowers or plants as ideal Christmas gifts for ladies, noting their message carrying appeal beyond a simple bouquet.
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Christman
Fane Forshaw
Florist
East Court Street
Pendleton Lodge Session Calls for Dec 18
All members of Pendleton Lodge No. 288, B. P. O. Elks, are urged to attend the regular Thursday session for special business initiation and a tamale treat. Exalted ruler THOS FITZGERALD secretary.
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Pendleton Lodge No
B. P. O. Ellis
Thos, Fitzgerald
Meeting Notice for Daphne Circle No. 2 Dance
Daphne Circle No 2 will meet Thursday evening December 18 instead of December 24 At the close of the meeting there will be a dance all are invited Admission 60 cents Join for a good time.
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Daphne Circle
Daphne Circle No. 2
Why Believe in Osteopathy by Howard Crawford
An ad argues for osteopathy citing disease cures, rational theory of disease causation, and the ability to target specific diagnoses. It claims successful restorations of patients once deemed hopeless and frames osteopathy as a rational, effective treatment, backed by a decade of practice and medical authorities.
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Howard Crawford
Boston
Mass
Hawley Proposes Easier Homesteading Credits
Washington Dec 18 Representative Hawley introduces a bill akin to Borah’s homestead amendment allowing stock raising hay raising and fence and road building as credits up to 1.50 per acre, targeting rough country to ease homesteading opportunities.
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Washington
Hawley
Borah
Stampede plans grow for Calgary 1914 gathering
Stampede organizers in Calgary Alta announce preparations for the 1914 gathering as a follow up to the successful 1912 event attracting thousands. The December report notes growing interest among cowboys Indians and frontiersmen and anticipates a large crowd and strong financial outcome.
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Calgary
Alta
Calgary Land Office Records Largest Monthly Rentals
During November the Canadian government land offices in Calgary collected 55000 in rental fees for leaseholds in the oil district south of the city. This marks the largest sum ever taken in at the Calgary land office in a single month.
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Calgary
Alberta
Oil
Derelict Schooner Aloha Sighted Off Destruction Island
The derelict schooner Aloha, abandoned in a storm and last seen two weeks ago, was spotted off Destruction Island as steamers along the coastway trade passed by. This marks the first sighting since she broke away from the tug.
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Seattle
Wash
Destruction Island
Currency Rule Rush to Senate Amid Fifteen Minute Speech
Washington December 18 currency legislation will be railroaded to the senate when the fifteen minute speech rule takes effect at the sessions tonight. Several proposed amendments will be discussed as the rule becomes effective.
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Washington
Senate
Pendleton Readers Welcome Local Visitors on Busy Day
A parade of residents and visitors greeted Pendleton today. Sam Walker arrived from McKay Creek while Mrs. H. Drake of Hermiston checked in at the Bowman. John Nesbaum came from Helix, and W. R. Walpole of Irrigan visited on business. Clay Dohring of Vansycle rode the N P train, and Art Grover with family from Helix were in town. District Game Warden E. F. Averill returns from Athena. Martin McLaughlin of Duncan is in Pendleton briefly.
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Sam Walker
McKay Creek
H. Drake of
Hermiston
The
Bowman
John Nesbaum
Helix
W. R. Walpole
Irrigan
Pendleton
Clay Dohring
Vansycle
N. P
Art Grover
E. F. Averill
Athena
Record 197000 Dollar Wheat Check Warms Northwest News
The Jones-Scott company issued the largest wheat payment to George Drumheller at Walla Walla, 197632.24 for 173421 bushels of club, turkey red, bluestem and forty fold wheat. Grain will move to Tacoma and Portland from the 1913 crop. Seven cows per acre estimated for northwest land by H L Blanchard. Snow begins feeding in some ranges. Echo country reported snow-free. Wheat market remains strong with 75 cents price widely quoted as supply tight.
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Northwest
Jones-Scott Company
George Drumheller
Walla Walla
First National Bank
Jones- Scott Company
H. L. Blanchard
Washington State College
State Dairyman’s Association
North Yakima
Bull fights offered at Pendleton Alta theater
If one has never seen a bull fight the chance is here in Pendleton as the Alta theater presents fights that have drawn federal and rebel soldiers to pause hostilities and attend in a body. The description emphasizes the national appeal of these events.
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Pendleton
Alta Theater
Court to hear tale of Russian brutality in em ployed girls case
London December 17 Marcus Josephson Russian manager of a film company goes on trial after the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children charged him with flogging two young girls. At a Tower Bridge police court hearing evidence showed an oath requiring obedience and subjection to Josephson as master teacher and father with the girls testifying to brutal lashings for minor faults and forced greetings of his hand.
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London
Marcus Josephson
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Tower Bridge
Mr. Josephson
Josepheon
Horse Labor Law Campaign in Kansas City
Kansas City leaders and the Hu Mane Society push for a maximum 12 hour workday for horses. E R Weeks notes some teams run two shifts using the same horses while human hours are limited by law. The effort involves city aldermen aiming to protect animals and curb overwork.
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Kansas City
Hu Mane Society
The
Humane Society
True-to-life Mexican holiday reels at Alta theater
The Alta theater shows two reels depicting a Mexican holiday with torreadors and bulls feared to be accurate to life. Thousands attend the arena as bulls and horses are killed and a fighter has a narrow escape, presenting brutal scenes in historically vivid frames for American viewers.
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Spain
Mexico
Alta Theater
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Livengood
Constow
F.E. Livengood & Comp’y
Metes
el- Bots
Lt. Snyder
Pendleton Iron Works
Portland
North Side
E. T. Wade
Tuttle
Geo Hartman
Hotel Pendleton
E. Court Street
Episcopal Ladies
Peoples Warehouse
Irvington
Franklin
Pendleton Auto Co
C. P. Strain
Martin McLaughlin
Duncan Stockman
Mr. and
Mra. J. D. Lindsey
Umatilla
J. J. Lacourse
BE. H. Clemens
Echo
F. B. Swhyze
Allen Thomson
W. Shannon
John Geiss
J. A. Winn
Adams
California
News OF
Arlington
Thos. C. Ohmart
Taylor Hardware Bldg
Pendleton, Ore
Earl Ling
Mifori
Diamond and
Emeral
Wm. Hanscom
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