Local ads list services and rentals in Burroughs area
Locals L Snyder chimney sweep and multiple businesses advertise on 3812 727 Johnson street and Main district. Offers include coal and wood from Koplitzke Gillanders dry wood and Rock Spring coal, horse boarding rates, transfer and hauling services, rent notices, a livery stable for sale in Hermiston Oregon, and a found pin from Rebekah lodge with owner to claim.
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Snyder
Johnson Street
Burroughs
Malin G
Melrose
Koplittke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
Phone Black
Orpheum
Rebekah Lodge
J. H. Estes
American National Bank Bldg
Enquirer
C. J. Whittaker
Aura Street
Penland Bros
Main Street
B. A. Morton
Ben L. Burroughs
Tioneer
Hermiston
W. W. Steiner, Jr
Hermiston, Ore
Domestic Laundry Adds Rough Dry Department
The Domestic Laundry has added a rough dry department to its already well equipped and up to date establishment. Patrons will please have their bundles ready Monday morning.
Grand Masque Queen Ball prize night at Engle Wood Hall
A Wednesday February 14 event at Engle Wood Hall Pendleton features a grand masque ball with cash prizes for best sustained character and for best ladies and gents costumes. The management also hosts a Saturday night dance.
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Engle
Holt Combing Holley Harvester For Sale
In near new condition Holt Combing Holley harvester. Total cost 2050 dollars including hitch. Will sell for 1100 dollars. Call Room 4 Ronan Building Walla Walla Washington.
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Holt Combing Holley Harvester
Ronan
Walla Wal- In
Wash
Combine Harvester for Sale at Daniel Baby Best
Daniel Best lists a combine harvester for sale in the local ad column. The item is described as a ready-to-work machine with standard headers and recent service records available upon inquiry. Potential buyers are invited to view and negotiate price.
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Combine Harvester
Daniel
Baby Best
Lost sunburst brooch set with diamond and pearls
Peter Tachella of Pendleton Oregon reports a practically new set of sunburst brooches with diamonds and pearls lost last Saturday. A liberal reward is offered if found and returned to Hanscom's Jewelry Store.
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Peter Tachella
Pendleton
Ore
Hanscom
Alfalfa Fay for Sale at 417 Eddy Street
Classified item announces alfalfa fay for sale with contact N. Joerger at 417 Eddy Street for inquiries and purchase arrangements.
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N. Joerger
Eddy St
Wallace Robinson Disappears Then Reappears After Ten Days
The illustrator Wallace Robinson, missing for ten days after a fall, reappears under medical care claiming concussion. He remembers buying breakfast fruit on Sixth Avenue in New York, icy sidewalks, and vague fragments of New Jersey and Philadelphia hotels before waking in a Asbury Park hotel. He wore $250 jewelry and had about $300, now found.
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Wallace Robinson
New York
California
Robinson
Sixth Avenue
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Asbury Park
Hill Believed to Be After New Territory
Baker Oregon reports a disturbance following Major Fred Steedl visit. Kuhn Brothers of Pittsburgh rumored to act for J J Wh and Hill lines in southeastern Washington. They allegedly control a new line from Union Station to Union Central Railway of Oregon. Officials think Hill interests plan a connecting link via their survey through the state. Purchase of P I N from Welser Idaho appears to enable a route into central Oregon from the east.
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Welser
Idaho
Oregon
Milk to Save Infants by Pasteurized Milk Labs
New charitable association named Nathan Straus Pasteurized Milk Laboratories is incorporated in the supreme court. It will provide pasteurized milk to combat tuberculosis and reduce infant mortality. Milk depots will be opened across New York state and other states, with licensed physicians teaching mothers proper feeding practices.
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Nathan Straus's
New York
Nathan Straus Pisteurized Mik Laboratories
Supreme Court
New York State
Women Who Can't Vote and Citizenship Loss Twist
Sacramento reports an Attorney General opinion to the Secretary of State states that a native-born California woman who marries a foreigner loses her citizenship and voting rights. The ruling could provoke widespread consternation among registered women whose husbands are not yet naturalized.
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Sacramento
Webb
Jordan
California
Poodle Dining Ban Shocks San Jose Cafes
Mrs. Elia McCaow, with her prize French poodle, was refused service at a downtown San Jose cafe when the management barred the dog from the dining area. Mrs. McCaow left in anger, while the policy sparked debate about etiquette in exclusive establishments.
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Cafe de Manis
San Jose
Calif
New York
Milady
Elia McCaow
Pendleton City Guests and Visitors Chronicle
A stream of visitors and locals from Adams Helix Wallula Athena and Stanfield filled Pendleton today. Notables include Dr M W Turley from Adams Charles Stanton of Helix Janus Royce from his Juniper ranch and B S Wilbur McKay sawmill rep among others visiting for business or brief stays.
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Charles Stanton
Helix
Janus Royce
Juniper
Cameron
Echo
B.S. Wilbur
McKay
Wilbur Woods
Weston
M. &. Miller
Pomeroy
Washington
B. Kennedy
Alex Iverson
Wallan Walla
Pendleton
RR. Beckham
Athena
TI. W. Durrill
B. Mason
Ione
the Bowman
Herbert Boylen
Pilot Rock
Fred Hascall
Adna
Edith Raley
Walla Walla
A. T. Matthews
Hunday
California
Otto Hohbach
Mabel Warner
L. D. Howland
Milton-Freewater
East End
Mac Smith
N. P
W. H. Albee
Northern Pacific
Lowell Rogers
Adams
Los Angeles
Young Stepmother and 70-Year-Old Heiress Engage
Edward B. Alsop, Pittsburg millionaire and father of Harvard students Moss Hal and Ned Alsop, announces his engagement to Effie Popehill aged 20. He praises the match calling her a queen and says he would be tickled to have her, noting his own age and desire for a vibrant bride rather than a much older, faded woman.
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Cambridge
Moss
Hal
Ned Alsop
Harvard
Edward B. Alsop
Pittsburg
Effie Popehill
Edward Alsop
Woman for State Office Seeks Salt Lake Treasurer Post
Margaret Zane Witther, twice Salt Lake County Clerk, announces candidacy for state treasurer. Supported by multiple women’s clubs statewide, she would be the first woman to run for a state office in the state. Also a housing ad seeks a capable general house girl with liberal wages for a small family.
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Salt Lake City
Mra
Margaret Zane Witther
Salt Lake County
Newt
Earl
Japan Current Warming Alaska Coast Expected Change
The steamer Princess May with 60 passengers tied the shores of Ketchikan reporting much warmer, springlike weather along the Alaskan coast. Passengers attribute the change to a shift in the Japanese current, while scientists cite long south winds. Shipmasters note tides and currents differ, sparking optimism of a future winter tourist trade from Juneau to Ketchikan competing with southern California destinations.
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Mar
Vancouver
B. C
McLeod
Ketchikan
Japan
Alaskan
Sound
Bitulithig 1 Favored by Committee
Patent process to be recommended to the city council after committee backed Bitulithig 1 as the preferred item. The decision moves to formal review and potential approval by city officials.
Bitulithic Pavement Proposed for Astoria Streets
City committee led by L C Rogers backs bitulithic as superior to asphalt for about 26 streets. Rogers cites Portland tests and long term savings, noting bitulithic resists water and wear, requires no gutter, and reduces maintenance costs. Several Northwest cities already use it, with Medford expanding after initial opposition.
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Astorian
Bellind
Knobloch
Curtis
L. C. Rogers
Astoria
Portland
Rogers
Fifth Street
Asturia
Twenty-third
United States
Northwest
Ore
Walla Walls
Wash
Colfax
Warh
Missouri
Mont
Oregon
Pendlston
Eugene
Salem
Medford
Grants Pass
the Dalles
la Grande
Albany
Redland
Roseburg
Baker City
Inland Grain Growers Meet in Pendleton for Sack Matter
The Directors of the Inland Grain Growers Association will meet with members at the Commercial Association Rooms in Pendleton on Saturday February 17 to consider the sack matter. Full attendance is requested. Members wishing to place orders for sacks should be present. C. A. Barrett, Pres.
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Deay Smith
E. L Smith
Helix
Ingnomar
Montana
Pendleton Tomorriyy
J. N. Wheeler
Stanfield
Farmers’ Institute
Fron O O. A
The
Inland Grain Growers’ Association
Commercial Association
Pendleton
Cc. A. Barrett
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New
F.E. Livengood
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Fort George
Fraser River Valley
Teutsch & Bickers
Smith Premier
New Laundry Department
Hill
New Territory
M. W. Turley
WC. Lehtt
Charley Matthews
Doris Gregory
Ralph B. McEwen
Alaska
Dr. Pierce
R.V. Pierce
M. D
Prest
Buffalo
N.Y. Ca
Preece
Gunat Faumy
People’s Common Medical Adviser
Riving Daily
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
Main and
Webb Streets
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
America
Ted Tous
Herman Peters
Bond
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