Local Classifieds and Services Ad Listings
A chaotic mix of local ads lists services and goods including chimneysweeps piano tuners sodas and beers for contact John Gagen and Malin wood sales cedar posts and dry black pine wood, dance announcements, vehicle sale, farm help requests and rental notices. Also mentions two large rooms for rent, merchant offers, and moving services by Penland Bros and auto truck hauls.
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L C
Snyder
Whipple
John Gagen
Main
Bath
Jane Street
Black
Malin
J. A. Borie Lumber Co
Walla Walla
Addresa
East Oregonian
Valentine
Moose Hall
Haines Orchestra
Fen
Isquire
United Orchestra
Regon Farms
Sickenga J Bros
North Yakima
Wash
Lee Street
Pendleton Specialty Co
Main Street
Tradiant Lions Advertises Trahting Systems in County
Tradiant Lions promotes building safety systems in Umatilla County over four years with a demonstration free offer. Local customer references provided by Wilson from Arlington Hotel.
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Tradiant Lions Fighting
Umatilla County
KB. Wilson
Arlington Hotel
Dreammaking Dressmaking and Gown Service
Dreammaking offers dressmaking for all kinds including evening gowns. Contact at 662 Water Street or call Red 2062 for services.
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Water Street
Red
Wanted at Once for Old Rags by East Oregonian
The East Oregonian seeks large clean old rags from readers. Bring or mail them to the newspaper office at the earliest convenience for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George Grill
Rock Springs
East Oregonian
The
Restaurant for Sale in Hermiston Linked to Hotel Oregon
Good paying restaurant for sale in Hermiston Oregon operates in connection with Hotel Oregon. Interested buyers should contact Charlie Chinaman at 117 W Alta Street Pendleton for details and arrangements.
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Hermiston
Oregon
Hotel Oregon
Charlie Chinaman
Alta Street
Pendleton
For Sale Second Hand Number At Asylum
For sale a second hand number at the asylum offered at a reasonable price. See the plumber or write to EB. A. Rowe at Box 396 City.
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Asylum
A. Rowe
City
Reward Offered For Lost Percheron Pedigree License
A reward is offered for the return of the lost Percheron pedigree and state license on Joll, an animal aged 81,929 (86,845) numbers, with return to O. B. Sparks at Pendleton Drug Co. Notices urge owners or handlers to come forward with proof and location details.
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Joll
O. B. Sparks
Pendleton Drug Co
For Sale or Trade Livery Stable in Hermiston
For Sale or Trade, a livery stable is offered with a good business outlook in Hermiston Oregon. Address box 631 is provided for inquiries and potential buyers or traders to contact.
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Hermiston
Ore
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Loss of Son and Brother
The Hall family thanks friends and neighbors for support after the death of their son and brother. Grateful for floral offerings from the Odd Fellows Rebeccas and the High School. MR. AND MRS. J. H. HALL AND FAMILY.
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Odd Fellows
Rebeccas and
High School
J. H. Hall
Economy faction shows unity as democrats seek savings
Washington reports 60 democracy advocates meet to press economy. They condemn the naval affairs committee for not cutting the 146 million naval appropriation. Leaders warn of over a billion in total spending with at least 100 million excess. Opponents threaten a filibuster to block the naval bill unless reductions are made.
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Washington
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Representative Fitzgerald
Man Hanged in District of Columbia for Wife Murder
Samuel Raven, the first man to be handed in the District during Taft's administration, was executed today for the murder of his wife in Washington. The president refused to intervene.
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Washington
Samuel Raven
District of Columbia
Taft
Pendleton Visitor Roundup Highlights Local Stops
A string of personal mentions notes A. C. Hemphill of Pilot Rock and F. E. Everitt of Echo staying in Pendleton, Roy Houston of Kennewick visiting St George, George Peterson of Arlington registered at Bowman, Mrs. Clinton Harvey of Umatilla visiting Pendleton, J. A. Gilfillan of Union on business here, Deputy Joe Blakely leaving for Umatilla, 8S Rugo moving from Baker to Pendleton, Harry N. Dryer of Umatilla in town, Mrs. Frank Myers of Helix visiting Pendleton, and Clarence Holler from the Hotel Pendleton ranch scene.
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A. C. Hemphill
Pilot Rock
Roy Houston
Kennewick
St. George
George Peterson
Arlington
Bowman
F. E. Everitt
Echo
Clinton Harvey
Umatilla
Pendleton
J. A. Gilfillan
Union
Joe Blakely
Rugo
Baker
Harry N. Dryer
City
Frank Myers
Helix
N. P
Valentine Day Reflections From Old Rhymes And Saint Valentine's Story
A historical note recalls Valentine’s Day customs with a 1913 rhyme about sending a five cent post card to confess love. It contrasts simple poems of the past with modern valentines while recounting Saint Valentine’s martyrdom and conversion before his execution on February 14.
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Valentine
Claudius
Indians Push for Legal Tribal Marriages in Nebraska
A delegation of over twenty Winnebago and Omaha Indians appeared before the Nebraska senate judiciary committee urging bills to legalize tribal marriages and place them on par with white marriages. Women led the discussion, with Mrs. Louis A. Johnson, mother of baseball pitcher George Johnson, drawing strong support. One opposing speaker was accused of not representing the tribes.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Louis A. Johnson
George Johnson
Casis Register Men Guilty on Three Counts
Cincinnati reports that John H. Patterson and 28 other National Cash Register officials were found guilty on all three counts of the Sherman anti trust indictment. The charges covered conspiracy to monopolize cash register trade, actual monopolization, and maintaining the monopoly from 1909 to 1912. Each count carried up to a $5,000 fine and up to three months in jail, totaling up to $15,000 and 36 months per man, with appeals anticipated.
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Cincinnati
John H. Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Suffragists Reach Princeton After 28 Mile Walk
A 13 member suffrage marching group arrives at Princeton University after an eight hour trek from Metuchen. General Rosalie Jones leads the expedition while several walkers drop out. A wrong turn extended the route to 27 miles and two students escort Mrs. John Boldt into town amid a welcoming gathering.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Army
Washington
University Town
Rosalie Jones
Martha Klatschen
Metuchen
John Boldt
Pubs Court Pin to 14 Day Refund Offer
A guaranteed refund offer states PAZO OINTMENT will repay money if it fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. The ad mentions a 5 cent price.
Washington pioneer Fred Thiel dies in Walla Walla
Fred W. Thiel a longtime valley resident died at 315 Nortok Third Street from stomach cancer. Born June 11, 1843 near Berlin he immigrated to America and became a prosperous Inland Empire farmer owning 1600 acres. He resided in the area since 1868, survived by wife two sons five grandchildren and a brother.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Fred W. Thiel
Nortok Third Street
Thiel
Inland Empire
Walter
Stockton
Cal
Fred
Spokane
Harry
Pearl Stewart
Stillwater
Minn
Northern Pacific
Thiel Station
Berlin
Germany
America
New York
Middle West
Deafness Cannot Be Cured by Local Applications
An aged print ad proclaims deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It claims local remedies fail and offers Hall's Catarrh Cure plus a $100 reward for cure. Includes instruction to send for free circulars and mentions Hall's Faculty Pills for constipation.
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Hall
PF. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Druggista
The
J G Kennedy Architect and Builder Promises Plans
Advertises architectural services by J G Kennedy with 13 years of practical experience. Offers to furnish plans and specifications for 4 percent of contract price for 60 days only. Located in Room 16 Schmidt Building.
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Schmidt Bldg
Half the world awaits chance to mend the other half
A terse line notes a global invitation for healing and collaboration. It hints at a desire for balance, urging cooperation across nations and peoples to address shared challenges and restore harmony worldwide. The message emphasizes unity and constructive action over division.
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F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
R. J. Jory
Union Street
Fort
Bebo
Averill
Garfield
Penland Bros
F. J. Donaldson
Woltre T, P. W. Samp
Clarence Holler
J. E. Smith
Casis Register
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Wohlenberg Dept
Washington Pioneer
J. G. Kennedy
A. Eklund
Main St. Pendleton
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Portland
Allen’s
Fagle
Kodak
Taylor Hardware Blog
Main St
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