Local Classifieds and Services Including Coal Wood and Livery
Local ads list coal and wood by Kopitzke Gillanders Melrose System and Rock Spring coal delivery. Pendleton Planing Mill sells cedar posts and lumber. Lodging, rentals, transfer services, and livery stable for sale in Hermiston appear with contact details and prices. Also notices of lost charm and organizer position inquiries.
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Orpheum
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
Ben L. Burroughs
Pendleton Planing Mill
Pioneer
Hermiston
W. W. Steiner, Jr
Ore
Fort George Farm Opportunity in Fraser River Valley
An opportunity to acquire a farm at a very low figure in Fraser River Valley. Call or write for particulars to Teutsch & Bickers.
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Fort George
Fraser River Valley
Teutsch & Bickers
For Sale Holt Combine Harvester in excellent condition
For sale Holt combine Holley harvester in near new condition. Asking price 1100 dollars. Includes hitch valued at 250 dollars. total original asking 2050 dollars. Call for details.
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Holt Combine Holley Harvester
Combine Harvester for Sale in Walla Walla Washington
Practical, nearly new Beat Combine used to cut 500 acres of grain. In perfect order with a good reason for selling. Apply Peter Tachella Pendleton Oregon.
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E&ale
Daniel
Baby” Beat
Peter Tachella
Pendleton
Ore
Work Horses for Sale in Helix Oregon
For sale twelve head good work horses. For further particulars address James Hill Helix Oregon or call at my ranch four and one half miles west of Helix.
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Aura Street
W. B. L. Care East Oregonian
Main Street
Malin
B. A. Morton
James Hill
Helix
Oregon
Spears to Stage Grand Billiards Exhibition Tonight
Geo FE Spears, renowned exhibition billiardist and teacher, will give a grand display at the Pastime Billiard Parlors this evening. The event will feature both billiards and pool, demonstrated with cue and finger techniques.
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Geo, FE. Spears
Knights to Work in Bank of Knight This Evening
Damon Lodge No 4 K of P calls all Knights to attend this evening at the Bank of Knight for lodge work led by J and Best with W Fletcher KK R 8.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of P
Bank of Knight
J. & Best
C. C
W. Fletcher
KK. R
ORDERS INVESTIGATION OF LAWRENCE OUTRAGES
Reported orders called for police to beat protesters during a parade and at homes of strikers. Officers allegedly assaulted women and men with the aim of injuring them, despite instructions not to target certain areas. Several seriously injured women were hospitalized.
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TAT
Lawrence
Parge 1
Textile strike crisis deepens in Lawrence Mass
Lawrence Mass February 26 A looming crisis threatens the 25000 textile workers as police and militia attacked striking families. Reported plans to send children to Philadelphia and Providence camps raise fears of state suppression and possible federal involvement. Observers condemn the violence as intolerable and un-American.
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Lawrence
Mass
Philadelphia
Providence
Boston
Maine
Flour shipments checked for Indian stations by Umatila agent
Major E Swartslinder, agent on the Umatila reservation, left for Lind Washington to check flour shipments purchased by Portland Milling Co for government use at Indian stations nationwide. Jerry Rusk, former House speaker and Progressive-Roosevelt candidate, spoke in eastern Oregon towns Athena Weston Freewater Mil to n Saturday and Sunday campaigning toward the April primary.
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E. #. Swartslinder
Umatila
Lind, Wash
United States
Portland Milling Com
Rusk
Weston
Jerry Rusk
House of Representatives
Oregon
Athena
Freewater
Milton
Ruskick
New Cadillacs Arrive With Modern Features
Mayor W F Matlock and F E B Judd ordered new 40 horsepower five passenger Cadillacs. Ben K Trombley received the cars yesterday, drawing attention to electric starting apparatus, electric lights, and a tire pumping attachment as notable modern improvements.
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W. F. Matlock
F. E B. Judd
Ben K. Trombley
Cadillac
Visitors and locals mingle in Pendleton notes
A stream of names visits Pendleton from surrounding towns and cities. Hare of Irrigan and D G Sutherland of Ontario are among Sunday guests and travelers like J T Brown and T J Tweedy were seen on trains. Several residents return from Portland Walla Walla and Texas while others spend weekends with family at ranches and farms.
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Re, Hare
Irrigan
J.T. Brown
City eyes potential hydro power site plan
City officials tour a river site praised for potential power generation. The council backs a six month option with a 30 day extension while Howard Evans of the firm with the filing signs on, though Pacific Power & Light bars visitors citing safety.
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Kirkpatrick
Sharon
Pacific Power & Light Company
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Howard Evans
Incorporations
Ex Governor Hoch Tours Pendleton on Eastward Lecture Circuit
Ex governor of Kansas BE Hoch spent Sunday in Pendleton en route to La Grande as he tours the West as a lecturer for the Priest Lyceum bureau. He is listed among features for the winter entertainment course in the area.
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John Horn
Carl Swangon
Pilot Rock
Edgar L. Averill
Portland
Federal Grand Jury
A. I. Demaris
Walla Walla
Pendleton
California
Richard Mayberry
Mer
Ernest Ruppe
N. P
Edgar W. Smith
Equitable Life Assurance Association
Marshall Spell
Peoples Warehouse
Texas
Phelps
Heppner
Morrow
Una Smith
Northern Pacific
McEwan
Helix
Ralph B. McEwen
Paul Finnell
Reuben Keck- Winn
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Kansas
BE. W. Hoch
State of
la Grande
West
Priest- Lyceum Bureau
Local Road Men Back County Plan Opposing State Aid
Local road advocates at the Commercial club endorsed the county bonding proposal and opposed state aid for roads. The gathering, led by H. J. Taylor with Sam R. Thompson secretary, discussed Governor West and criticism of Barrett. Ayer was named to relay recommendations to the Get Together committee chair W. B. Ayer of Portland.
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County Good Roads Association
Commercial Club Rooms
H. J. Taylor
Sam R. Thompson
E. B. Aldrich
W. B. Ayer
Portland
C. A. Barrett
Athena
F. W. Vincent
C. J. Smith
Echo planning flood irrigation for 60000 acres
A committee plans to release flood waters to irrigate 60000 acres below the 1000 foot contour near Echo and Barnhart. They will fund the project with 500 until bonds are approved, then reimburse if needed. Government officials consent to water release if action occurs soon. The land, part of the old Sturgis plan, has long been wheat farmed.
Indian Revival Draws Crowds At Sunday Meeting
A Sunday church gathering filled all spaces as attending delegations from reservations joined local members. Visitors included Rev. Mark Arthur and many from Idaho and Warm Springs. A temperance rally followed with speakers and a children’s address at the government school. Chief Pes’s return drew tears and warm welcomes from congregants.
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Mark Arthur
James
Kash Kash
James Stewart
Silas Corbett
Mat Whitfield
James Moore
Harry Corbett
James Thomas
Charles Little
Wm. Frank
Milton George
Hatty Amels
Mary Amelis
Josiah Red Wolf
Hinmakamalats
Elizabeth Green
Lena Johnson
Idaho
Perry Kukup
Elijah Miller
Warm Springs
Pes
Kitchen Weights Measures Table From Oregon Agricultural College
Domestic science department at Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis provides a kitchen weights and measures table. It lists conversions such as three teaspoons to one tablespoon and two cups to one pint. The guide covers butter sugar flour and other common ingredients with several ounce and cup equivalents.
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Agricultural College
Domestic Science Department
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Echo pupils in contest for medals at Echo
A silver medal contest under the local W C T U drew many youths to the I O O F hall on Saturday evening. Miss Clara Ripper won the oratory medal with Miss Lilly Wattenburger a close second, while little Miss Effie Norman took the singing prize and Miss Neva Gillett followed. The event highlighted public speaking training as part of community efforts in Echo Oregon.
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Echo
Ore
I. O. O. F. Hall
Oratory
Hurd
George Coe
Dumas
Stanfield
Clara Ripper
Lilly Wattenburger
E N. Wheeler
Ivan Dunning
Professor Ackerase
Effie Norman
Neva Gillett
Public
D. «. Brownell
Sage
Umatilla
James Kyle
A. W. Gray
Frank Sloan
Steiner
Jack Keefe
Pendleton
D. D. Teel
Portland
Wm. Hoggard
Bert Mullins
Clarkston
Wash
Ing Watenburger
Hermiston
Frank Correa
Walden Rhea
Jimmy McCoy
All County Officers Candidates for Re-Election
The piece outlines candidates for re election in Umatilla County. Mann has long served with the ola republican guard and now signs Statement No 1. Hinkle runs on irrigation while Oliver cites Rewer laws and low taxes. Salting Wil Run Frank Saling plans to circulate petitions after March 1. Roy W Ritner, a farmer and former calendar clerk, is a possible candidate but Saling’s move dampens that. Till Taylor the Democrat has been sheriff for twelve years.
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Tom B. Gurdane
Co. P. Strain
Bradley
Welles
G. W. Bradley
Frank K. Welles
Nordhoff
Ferndale
A. G. Hampton
Ben
Burroughs
Reporfer
Lister
Horace Walker
Republcan
Mann
Ola Republican Guard
Hinkle
West End
Oliver
Salting
Frank Saling
Roy W. Ritner
State Senate
Saling
Till ‘Taylor
Umatilla County
Tramp Marries at 12 After Snowbound Trek in Kentucky
James Coombs Jr. aged 20 and his cousin Virgie Coombs aged 12 trudged 30 miles through a blizzard in Whitesburg Kentucky to wed. They woke the clerk of court, secured a license, and were joined by Rev. James E. Bradford. They planned to return toward the county line where they have spent their youth. The bride wore knee length dresses.
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Whitesburg
James Coombs Jr
Virgie Coombs
James E. Bradford
Parry County
Recognizing Sem Words In A Humorous Exchange
A humorous exchange unfolds as a wife calls to her husband in the next room asking what he is opening with. He replies that he is using a can opener, prompting her to quip that she thought he was opening it with prayer, reflecting a light domestic misunderstanding.
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F.E. Livengood & Co
the Ladies and Childrens Store
I. C. Snyder
Melrose
Johnson Street
Koplttke & Glllanders
Water Street
Co. J. Whittaker
Aal Insurance Society
Charles Competer
Spokane
Donaldson
Ronan
Walla Walla, Wash
Thott of
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Pany
EH. A. Mulligan
City
Otis Turner
al Butler
Fred Earle
Miss de la Renn
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Starbuck
Supt
Bollona
O.W. R. & N. Company
Pendleton Yeesterday
Will Hyatt
Will
Walter
Get Together
Plamondon
Barrett
Eastern Oregon Asylum
Plarmondon
Bowerman
Barnhart
New Coats
Wohlenberg
ALL County Officers
Sunshine
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