Local helps and notices in Pendleton ad list
Local classified notes include service workers such as I C Snyder chimney sweep and R 3812 G Whipple piano tuner, job ads for dressmaking and waitressing, rental offers for furnished rooms, requests for clean rage and wood, and sale notices for lumber and cedar posts. Also listed are wagon land exchanges, livestock sale details, loans, dance orchestra, and union meeting announcements with addresses and contact numbers. The page features a mix of vendors, rentals, sales, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Snyder
G. Whipple
John Gagen
Jane Street
Black
Water Street
Main
East Oregonian
Nine room house with seven lots near St Josephs academy
For sale cheap a modern nine room house with stone foundation and seven lots near St Josephs academy. Price and particulars available at this office or by calling Main 569.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph'ss Academy
Wilson Reviewing Stand Seats at 6500 Capacity
Washington February 6 Construction began on the reviewing stand in front of the capitol for President elect Woodrow Wilson’s inauguration. The stand will have fourteen steps from platform to ground and will hold 8500 seats.
W C T U Opposes Hop Cultivation Teaching in Schools
In Portland on February 5 the County Institute of the WCTU debated state funded programs to teach boys to grow hops, arguing hops mainly fuel beer production. Delegates signaled the institute will oppose such expenditures. They also supported a bill to create a state Industrial home for girls with a $50,000 appropriation for buildings and maintenance. Some urged reallocating funds saved for the Oregon Building at the Panama Pacific Exposition to support the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
County Institute
Oregon
San Francisco
Echo city hosts a flood of visiting locals and visitors
A stream of notable residents and visitors gathered in Echo city with mayor Robert Lewis and various business figures from Hermiston Milton Stanfield and Walla Walla among those noted. Attendees included Wesley Matlock Otto Zeppel James Sturgis and George Coppinger as they traveled to events at Portland Pendleton and the Oregon theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lewis
Echo
Lon BE. Etter
Pilot Hock
Wesley Matlock
Portland
Otto Zeppel
Walla Walla
St. George
Roy Ward
William Wilder
Pendleton
E. H. Muller
Helix
D. Putnam
Milton
Cyril Brownell
Umatilla
James Devlin
Pilot Rock
Howard Evans
East End
J. H. Reid
Hermiston
James H. Sturgis
Shriner
Charles Stubling
Dailes
Bowman
Otto Sapper
George Coppinger
O'Connell-Kennedy
Oregon Theater
George Darveau
Hotel
Admiral's Daughter Becomes Nun in Carmelite Order
Washington February details the daughter of Admiral Robert Potts U S N Miss Frances Potts chooses to join the Carmelite order despite her father's pleas to stay. She has two sisters already in the nun order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frances Potts
Robert Potts
Season of the year brings concern over common colds
Mothers worry as frequent colds in children threaten lung vitality and risk serious illnesses. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted as a safe pleasant cure, widely sold by dealers.
Brother's arrest, six days, then execution on street
A terse dialogue recalls a brother jailed for murder receiving six days, then being hanged. A passerby warns about a wild cat in a nearby cage, prompting a wary exchange about danger and caution. The piece threads dark humor with violence and street chatter.
The Inspector and a Drunken Exchange in Stage Dialogue
In a terse exchange, Taylor Granville boasts that Inspector Dugan admires him, while Laura Pierpont retorts with sharp wit. The Detective probes emotions as Laura deflects with scornful sarcasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Granville
Laura Pierpont
the Inspector
Dugan
Bradley
A Good Bargain Willie and the Devoted Dog
Willie loved a yellow dog that was a nuisance yet his devotion kept him from killing it. His father offered a dollar to dispose of the pet, and Willie promised to decide the next day after weighing the tempting sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
William
Sheriff Sells Church for Pastor's Salary
Philadelphia February 6 The Union Presbyterian church in West Philadelphia sold at sheriff sale to satisfy a judgment by Rev. Alexander Waddell for back salary of 6500. The property brought 7950 after bidding, subject to mortgages of 11600. The purchaser, unnamed, is a church member who will keep the congregation in possession. The edifice cost 91000 when built five years ago.
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Philadelphia
Union Presbyterian Church
West Philadelphia
Alexander Waddell
Lively
Japan Appropriates Fund for Exposition Display
Tokio in government budget includes one and a half million dollars for Japan's display at the San Francisco exposition.
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Japan
Tokio
Feb
Title: Willie swaps Max for two yellow pups with Bill Morgan
Willie explains to his father how he got rid of Max by swapping him to Bill Morgan for two yellow pups. The exchange is done, and the father expresses happiness and pays Willie the agreed money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Willie
Bill Morgan
Strayed Work Horses Seek Return in Oregon Notice
Strayed from my place January 26 1913 one span of work horses seven years old weight about 1500 pounds each One bay with white face one sorrel with star in forehead Reached manea Branded with right ear marks Suitable reward offered for return of same Seth M Richardson Pendleton Ore Phone Black 2527.
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Manea
Seth M. Richardson Pendleton
Ore
Miss Dubbins Marietta Proposes Marriage In Shocking Moment
In a tense scene Wimpleton is startled as Miss Dubbins Marietta asks urgently for marriage. The moment captures a bold confession amid emotional tension and public scrutiny.
Don't you ever ask me a question again, Reginald Wimple ton
A humorous social dance notice from Harper's dated February at Eagle Woodman Hall. The girl scolds Reginald Wimpleton for his question about love and proclaims she will handle the nerves herself. The United Orchestra provides music and the event invites all, with five cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Wimpleton
Marietta
Wimpleton
Harper's
Eagle-Woodman Hall
United Orchestra
Indian Trophy Show highlights a woman’s 2844 beaded garments display
Mrs. Margaret Carberry of Blackfeet Montana curates a vast collection of 2844 Indian apparel from eighteen tribes across New Mexico Arizona Nebraska Wyoming and Montana. The centerpiece is Little Plume’s full dress suit worn at Roosevelt’s inaugural parade. The exhibit at Chicago’s Coliseum forms part of Glacier National Park booth and is insured for 15000 with guards provided by Louis W. H. chairman of Great Northern railway. Seven Blackfoot guests watched crowds while 150 elk teeth adorn the display.
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Coliseum
Chicago
Little Plume
Blackfeet
Glacier National
Glacier National Park Booth
Margaret Carberry
Blackfoet
Mont
Carberry
United States Indian Service
New Mexico
Arizona
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Washington
Roosevelt
Mrs. Carberry
Smithsonian Institution
Louis W. H
Great Northern Railway
Turna
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Livengood & CO
the &. George Grill
Headlight Restaurant
West Webb Street
View Street
O. K
East
Sharon & Eddings
Aura Street
Sickenga Bros
North
Yakima
Wash
Peoples Warehouse
Calgary
Alberta
Umatilla County
R. R
T. Wade
Rogers
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Socialhall
H. A. Rosenberg
W.W. R. Campbell
F. J. Donaldson
William Slusher
Allie Slusher
Nolin
Helst and Moore
Butter Creek
H. ¢. Oliver
Nat Bowman
J. L. Thompson
Hermiston Hotel
West End
Henry Hill
O’connell-Kennedy
John Bagan
Stanfield
Jas. Scarborough
China
Wm. Hanscom
Novins Anderwood
Laura
Arrisor J. Terry AS
Father Kelly
the Rosary
Wohlenberg Dep’t
North Side
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