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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1913

Page

5

Local classified items from East Oregonian page

A compilation of local notices and ads including services like chimney sweeping piano tuning and wood sawing. requests for lost keys dressmaking and rags. sales of coal oysters and lumber. job and position notices in ranch and office work. real estate and livestock listings. a car for sale and moving services. and business ads for tea coffee and freight hauling with various phone numbers and locations across Oregon and Washington. The jumble notes performers suppliers and postings reflect a small town classified page with multiple entities such as Ber sale East Oregonian O. E. John Gagen Pendleton Specialty Co Penland Bros and local addresses in Walla Walla Echo Garfield North Yakima and nearby communities.

I. C. Snyder Whipple John Gagen Jane Street Mrs. Cornwell Cosbie Juel J. A. Borie Lumber Co St. George Grill Rock Springs East Oregonian Walla Walla O. E United Orchestra Oregon Sickenga Bros North Yakima Wash Pendleton Specialty Co Malin Street

Radiant Home Lighting Demonstration in Umatilla County

V v H Wilson advertises lighting systems installed in Umatilla county for four years. Free demonstrations offered and references provided by customers. Located at Arlington Hotel.

Umatilla County H. Wilson Arlington Hotel

Farmers Educational and Co op Union Pendleton Local 31

Pendleton local meets on the first and third Saturdays at 1 20 in the social hall. H A Rosenberg is president and R Campbell secretary.

Farmers’ Pducational and Co-operative Union Pendleton Local No H. A. Rosenberg R. Campbell

Pétidiéron Specialty Co Opens Coffee and Spices Outlet

An OCR fragment reports FoF 16a8 coffees and spices inviting customers to try the Pétidiéron Specialty Co at 628 Main with arrest noted and a Main street phone number 476. The entry suggests all goods are available.

Pétidiéron Specialty Co

Valentine Dance at Eagle-Woodman Hall Tonight

United Orchestra performing at Eagle-Woodman Hall tonight for a Valentine dance. Also listed are a reward notice for a lost Percheron with a state license of Joll and a clean rag buyback offer from the East Oregonian. Moose Hall hosts Haines Orchestra and a prompt for a furnished room for rent at 501 E Court.

Joll O. B. Sparks Pendleton Drug Co

Germany secretly strengthens navy with armored cruisers

The Manchester Courier reports six cruisers believed protected are now armored, with full waterline armor belts making them nearly invulnerable to foreign guns. Germany reportedly has six armored cruisers more than world figures. Torpedo flotillas expand. destroyers laid down rose to twenty four, ahead of schedule. The ships Magdeburg Breslau Strassburg Stralsau Karlsruhe Rostock are named, two not yet completed.

Manchester Courier London Great Britain Germany Magdeburg Breslau Strassburg Stralsau Karlsruhe Rostock

Sheep to graze in Pend Oreille Coeur dAlene reserves season

Thousands of sheep from the region will graze in the Pend Oreille and Coeur d Alene forest reserves this coming season. Washington Wool Growers association reports lands in District No. 1 can support about 400000 head. Wentha reserve has room for 102000 sheep but past years saw overcrowding and many applications denied.

Walla Walla Wash Pend O’reille Coeur d'Alene Washington Wool Growers’ Association J. M. Schmitz H. Adams Wentha

Oregon aides named for grand marshal on march

Washington February 12 Jos Friedenthal and Thomas S Poty both of Portland have been designated as aides to Chief Marshal Harper in the inaugural parade office note confirms appointments and roles for the Oregon contingent in the event.

Washington Jos. Friedenthal Thomas TS. Poty Portland Marshal Harper

Kennedy Architect and Builder Plans and Specs Offer

J. G. Kennedy Architect and Builder invites clients to start building now with plans and specifications. With 13 years of practical experience, Kennedy offers to furnish plans and specifications for four percent of the contract price, limited to sixty dollars.

Schmidt Bldg WII

Personal mentions fill local paper page

A column lists residents and visitors including J. E. Stearna of Cove at St. George, John P. Hannon of La Grande at the Bowman, Walter Cosgrove of Cayuse, Ed Finch of Eugene visiting son Chas Finch, and Guy Kyrick traveling to Echo. Rev. A Mackenzie Meldrum of Athena is in the city, RHR W Cargill of Helix visits Pendleton, Harold J. Doolittle departs for Portland after cement lecture, and Mr and Mrs Charles A Murphy leave for Salem where Murphy serves as chief engineer at the Branch Hospital.

J. EB. Stearna Cove St. George John P. Hannon la Grande Bowman Walter Cosgrove Cayuse Ed Finch Eugene Chas, Finch Guy Kyrick A. Mackenzie Meldrum Christian Church Athena Rhr. W. Cargill Helix Country Pendleton Harold J. Doolittle Commercial Club Portland Charles A. Murphy Salem Mr. Murphy Branch Hospital

Social Dance at Eagle Woodman Hall

Social dance to be held at Eagle Woodman Hall on Wednesday evening February 12 with music by the United Orchestra. All are invited and assured a good time. Admission six fifty cents.

Eagle-Woodman Hall United Orchestra

San Francisco Moves to Clean Up Barbary Coast

San Francisco police commissioners approve five resolutions to enforce city ordinances and hold patrolmen accountable. Drastic measures target the Tenderloin, banning percentage-based drink sales in 40 dance halls affecting about 800 women. Music and dancing near Golden Gate Park will end March 1 under the new orders.

San Francisco Golden Gate Park

Traveling doctor arrested in Goldendale for unpaid certification

Dr Anthony W Bowman of Cambridge Mass a representative of the United Doctors was arrested and fined 25 by a local justice for failing to file a certificate with the county clerk before dispensing medical advice He lacked funds to pay the fine and was jailed but later secured release to depart Goldendale

Goldendale Wash Anthony W. Bowman Cambridge Mass United Doctors Bowman

Eugene high school land condemned in Lane County

Lane county district boundary board begins condemnation of land owned by H R Kincaid for a new $200000 Eugene high school. The site, 393 by 228 feet at Olive Charnelton and West Thirteenth, lies in a residential area. Owner and board cannot agree on price after bond authorized to purchase site.

Eugene Ore Lane County District Boundary Board H.R. Kincaid Kincaid Board of Education Olive, Charnelton West Thirteenth Streets

Church floor collapse injures funeral party in Missouri

In St. Louis on February 12 ten women were severely injured when the floor of Cabanne Methodist Episcopal church collapsed as a funeral procession moved through the building.

St. Louis, Mo Cabanne Methodist Episcopal Church

Payback In Kind Seen Better Than Nothing

A blunt editorial note argues that returning funds or favors in one’s own currency or method is preferable to not receiving any repayment at all, emphasizing practical fairness and reciprocity in dealings.

Sheepmen Endorse Protective Tariff On Wool

Walla Walla Wash Feb 12 The Wool Growers association adopted resolutions endorsing Tafts protective wool policy and favoring tariff changes only after tariff commission review. They seek a strong bounty on coyote scalps to curb losses and discussed summer sheep herding on the reserve amid ongoing vigilance by herders.

Walla Walla Wash Taft Wool Growers’ Association

Sheep Range Management Urges Scattered Grazing

The forestry department emphasizes keeping sheep widely scattered across ranges to prevent trampling and wasting pasture. Large bands in close formation harm grazing areas that could be more effectively used when animals are spread out during migration or herding.

Forestry Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

F. E. Livengood & CO the Ladies’ and Children’s Store Echo C. EB. Averill Garfield B. C. Rogers Penland Bros F. J. Donaldson Dance Tonight Moose Hall Haines Orchestra Grand Marshall Marci J. G. Kennedy Eugene High School Pontius Francius Merlin Wohlenberg D. R. Chen Chinese Herb Co E. Webb St State China U. S Baker D. J. Gilliland Thos. C. Ohwart Bainess Tavlor Harpware
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