Local help wanted and ads from a early Oregonian page
A jumble of classified notices from East Oregonian style classifieds. Items include chimney sweep and piano tuner listings, dressmaking and small furnished house inquiries, wood and sawmill products, seafood specials at St George Grill, modern furnished rental, ranch employment, office equity and sale offers, a Buick automobile listing, music for events, housework help wanted, farm mortgage offers, lost fox hound reward, land barter near Echo Oregon, a sawmill sale, and moving services by Penland Bros. Ads reference J. A. Borie Lumber Co, East Oregonian office, and local exchanges across Oregon and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Snyder
Whipple
Jane Street
Cornwell
Cosble
J. A. Borie Lumber Co
St. George Grill
East Oregonian
Walla Walla
United Orchestra
Oregon
Sickenga Bros
North Yakima
Wash
For Sale Professional Movie Camera
For sale a professional model moving picture camera used three months English make guaranteed in perfect order. Address Camera P. O. Box 677 Baker Oregon.
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P. O
Baker, Ore
Radiant Home Lighting Demonstration Offer in Umatilla County
W H Wilson of Arlington Hotel advertises four years of lighting system installation in Umatilla County. He invites inspections with a free demonstration and references his customers.
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Umatilla County
W. H. Wilson
Arlington Hotel
Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union Pendleton Local No
Pendleton local chapter of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union is referenced in this brief item. It notes organizational activity within the cooperative movement and hints at local union actions or meetings without detailing dates or outcomes. Further context from the full page would clarify the specific event or notice.
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Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Pendleton Local No
Knights of Pythias lodge meets and works first rank
The notice lists Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias meeting on the first and third Saturdays at 1:30 at Social Hall. H A Rosenberg and W R Campbell are President and Secretary. A call to all Knights to attend as the lodge will work in the first rank this evening. Pendleton Specialty Co advertises teas coffees and spices at 628 Main Street with delivery.
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So- Cial Hall
H. A. Rosenberg
W. R. Campbell
Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of P
H. M. Elder
C. R. W. Fletcher
Pendleton Specialty Co
Main Street
Mini
Women and Children Killed in Terrific Battle
Dispatches from Texas and Juarez report Mexican rebels preparing to attack border towns. Governor Colquitt to add state rangers to border guard. Juarez garrison of about a thousand held in barricades with no outside contact. Washington reports two hundred killed as Madero’s revolt grows and calls for protection of foreigners.
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Austin, Tex
Colquitt
Piedras, Negras
Matamoras
Nuevo
Laredo
Astate Rangers
el Paso
Juarez
Mexico City
Madero
Washington
Wilson
Ding
Kaiser approves new portrait for Prussian coins
Herlin February 10 Kaiser consents to replace the current likeness on Prussian coins with a mid life portrait. The change marks the first update during his reign and will be kept secret until the new coins appear after his jubilee in June.
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Herlin
Smelting Interests May Be Moved From U S to South America
Pasadena Feb 106 That immense Guggenheim smelting interests may be moved bodily from the United States to South America is the declaration of Isaac Guggenheim. Anti corporation legislation in the United States and the business opportunity offered by the opening of the Panama canal are said to be the causes of the proposed change.
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Pasadena
Guggenheim
United States
South America
Isaac Guggenheim
Pana- Me Canal
Royal Hix Committed to Umatilla County Hospital
Dr H B Garfield county physician pronounced Royal Hix a mentally unbalanced local painter. He was seized by police Saturday after displaying a delusion that someone intends to kill him. This marked the county’s first commitment to the branch hospital for the insane.
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Umatilla County
H. 8S. Garfield
Royal Hix
Hix
Frost Bitten Real Estate at South Pole
A Chicago News item notes discovery of more land at the South Pole that must be kept indoors and thawed before use. The report frames the find as a quirky real estate development advancing in polar conditions.
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South Pole
Chicago News
Mothers Buy Dr. King's New Discovery
MOTHERS CAN SAFELY BUY Dr. King's New Discovery and give it to the little ones when ailing and suffering with colds, coughs, throat or lung troubles, tastes nice, harmless, once used, always used. Mrs. Bruce Crawford, Niagara, Mo., writes, "Dr. King's New Discovery changed our boy from a pale weak boy to the picture of health." Always helps. But it at Koeppens.
Local People in Pendleton and Nearby Cities
A long list of social visitors and residents answers the daily rhythm. H O Parker from Athena and L M Nelson among Athena people were in the city yesterday. Edna Winsler left for La Grande to visit friends while Mary Cornfield went to Echo. Several prominent locals including W A Dalziel and J H Reid visited Pendleton. Naturalist trips, theater goings, and visits to farms fill a typical day with names like Joe Lewis Helix, Charles Koch Pendleton, EF Gholson and W F Roff Walla Walla, and many more. Notable incidents include a fatal Presque Isle bay airboat accident killing two men and injuring a third.
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H. O. Parker
Athena
L. M. Nelson
Edna Winssler
la Grande
Mary Cornfield
Echo
Wt. N. Adama
Stanfield
W. A. Dalziel
Pendleton
J. H. Reid
Hermiston
Joe Lewis
Helix
N. P
Charles Koch
EF. Gholson
W. F. Roff
Walla Walla
Garden City
Earl Coutts
Duck Fields
Forrest LeRoy Baker
Col. Yohnka
Ritzville
Northern Pacific
J. B. Runyan
Pilot Rock
Himan Folsom
Robert Forster
Small Son
Pasco
Missy Bessie McPherson
J. C. Mooney
The
Bowman
Steva Done
Horseshoe
Nathan Evans
M. B
Sunnyside
Carl Gilbert
Rose Campbell
Bila Wilson
Ione
A. H. Smith
Bruce Dennis
la Grande Observer
N. K. West
William Siegrist
Fighters Pay Fines for Street Fights
Three ten dollar bills were paid to the city by police for men who failed to appear to justify their conduct on the street. Ransom Smith, Joe Miller, and Olin J. Irby faced penalties for fights or sprees, with forfeit and jail terms as stated. Davis and Finch were involved in separate incidents.
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Ransom Smith
Davis
Joe Miller
Glen Finch
Miller
Olin J. Irby
Oregon Has a Hefty Crowd in Congress
Washington report describes Oregon lawmakers Hawley Sinnott and Lafferty comparing not just weights but heights in Hawley’s office. Hawley weighs 255 pounds, Sinnott 246, Lafferty 145, while heights range from 6 feet 4 inches to 6 feet 1 and a half inches. The sum of weights suggests a hefty delegation.
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Washington
Oregon
Hawley
Sinnott
Lafferty
Taffferty
Two Killed One Hurt In Ice Boat Collision
Erie Pa Feb 10 George Ober a draft report states two men died and a third was hurt when an ice boat traveling at a high rate of speed struck a post near Erie. The collision occurred during rough ice conditions and authorities began investigations.
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Holxer
United States
Glen E. Meehan
Presque Isle Bay
George Final
Erie
George Ober
West East Line: The Place They Stop Saying Weapon
A compact reflection on language shift where the boundary between the east and west appears in how people move from using the term weapon to the term gun. The piece notes the cultural and linguistic change implied by this distinction.
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New
F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
C. BE. Averill
Garfield
BE. C. Rogers
Bill
Penland Bros
Gringes
F. J. Donaldson
T. P. W. Sampe
Ident
Kaiser
Co. EK
Roosevelt
Socil
Smith
John Money
JL. N. Raviin
Royal Typewriter Co
Fred Hill
Alberta
F. J. Young
A. L. Weigle
Rosary
Oregon Theater
J. A. Horn
Ray Finnell
Patty du Clam
Pattes
Col
Drefus
Pate de Fole Gras
New Orleans
Percale
Collins
John B. Stetson
Allen’s
Eagle-Woodmen Building
Percy Colvan
Barry Colvan
Adele Ritchie
New York
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