Various sale and rental notices and wanted ads
Multiple short classifieds list for sale and rent items including a presh milch cow, 7 room modern house at 613 Franklin, Belgian hares, early 1900s livery business, 6 room house with stone cellar at 1100 Raley Street, and a motor for sale "Indian" 1912 model. Also requests for farm work, ranch work by a man and wife, sewing services, and several business ads from local offices.
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East Oregonian
Hermiston
Ore
College
Raley Street
Cosple
Jones & Jones
College Street
Miles
R. F. Kirkpatrick
Pendleton
Oregon
Mark Moorhouse Co
Addreas
O. M. Nevin
Helix
Elliot Stand
Propretor
W. C. Marr
Penland Bros
Main Street
Parus
Public Dance at German Hall Saturday the 28th
Notice invites everyone to a public dance at German Hall on Saturday the 28th with goodwill to all. Also a credit notice warns all persons not to extend credit without written consent from MR. AND MRS A. J. OVERTURE.
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A. J. Overture
Roofing ad from Oregon Lumber Yard promotes Standard Rubber Roofing
A carload of Standard Rubber Roofing offers quality and low price. The Oregon Lumber Yard urges readers to see them for roofing needs and highlights their competitive pricing and selection.
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Oregon Lumber YD
Public Notice of Debts Ady Kriser 1914
To all whom it may concern I will not be responsible for any bills or debts contracted by Annie Kriser from the date of notice Peter Kriser Ady Feb 16 1914.
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Annie Kriser
Peter Kriser
Ady
Berlin Dog Tax Cuts Population of City Dogs
A Berlin report shows rapid dog population decline due to dog butchers and taxes. Tax receipt totals fell from 39,926 dogs in 1909 to 34,443 in the twelve months ended, a tax loss of about 135,000. Among taxed dogs, 6,740 are free from taxation, with the Kaiser’s own dogs and foreign embassies exempt, and 3,723 watch dogs tax-free for city safety.
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Berlin
Lst
Kaiser
Wanted Work on Farm by Man and Wife
A notice seeking farm work from a man and his wife appears to offer household or agricultural labor services. Inquiries directed to 611 Aura Street.
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Aura Street
Dancing class final lesson at Moose Hall
The last lesson of the Alloway Merryman class will be held tomorrow evening at o'clock in Moose Hall. Mr. Merryman will teach the entire Flirtation Waltz and all interested are urged to be present. After the class, the group will rehearse the full series of dances taught.
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Alloway-Merryman
Moose Hall
Merryman
Pilot Rock locals note hospital dedication and social events
Special correspondence from Pilot Rock Oregon reports Dr Gilliland and C J Miller visiting Nye Tuesday. Grace Hospital dedication planned March six with changes to be announced. A Sturtevant hall dance, visits by Alfred Smith and Jesse Jones, temporary housing for a builder, and nursing care for Mrs Reeves amid la grippe are recorded. Local residents Also note birthdays observances at school and visits by Mr and Mrs J T Gilliland to their daughter Mrs J Miller. Mrs Bietel from Pendleton assists at Knotts home. Wm Kidwell makes a Pendleton trip.
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Pilot Rock
Ore
Dr. Gilliland
C. J. Miller
Grace Hospital
Sturtevant Hall
Alfred Smith
Rock
Jesse Jones Ie
Boyd
Thomas Reeves
Reeves
la Grippe
Floyd Miller
Washington
Lincoln
Longfellow
J. T. Gilliland
Student Co operative Store 18 A Success
Portland Oregon February 6 A Reed College cooperative store selling books athletic supplies general stationery and college novelties near cost is expanding its scope after eight months. It started with 100 capital and now has over 550 net gain and 700 in stock. No student is refused credit and about 100 charge accounts run at all times. The manager reports no losses through dishonesty.
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Portland
Ore
Reed College
Salt Shippers Protest In Interstate Commerce Probe
Salt shippers in Washington protested to the Interstate Commerce Commission during hearings on eastern railroads seeking higher freight rates. The session addressed rate increase requests and the impact on shipping costs and commerce.
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Salt Shippers
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Railroads
Notable visitors stream through Pendleton area
A list of residents and officials from Umatilla Hermiston Echo Weston Athena and Walla Walla visit Pendleton yesterday or today. Names include F Gerrard George McGaughey Jale L A Bateb James Sturgis Mat Ennis N D Loughlin J T Hinkle Lon Williams J F Spinning J H E Scott John McRae Joseph Plover Henry Sommerer Charles Brown W E Willaby Dick Winship Edward J Brown F Heywood H L Lyon Ed Buhrer among others on business, legal, or social visits.
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F. Gerrard
Umatilla
Pendleton
George McGaughey Jale
Pilot Rock
L. A. Bateb
Echo
Bualesa
James H. Sturgis
Mat Ennis
Walla Walla
John McRae
Weston
Joseph Plover
Henry M. Sommerer
Project Farmer
Hermiston
Charles Brown
W. E. Willaby
Dick Winship
Athena
Penn
Jeton
J. M. Hindman
Edward J. Brown
Pacific Paper Co
Portland
F. Heywood
Northern Express Co
Birthday Party for Alex Shafer Hosted by Shafer Family
Society notes report a Wednesday birthday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Shafer home celebrating Alex Shafer. A cards session preceded midnight refreshments with guests including Mable McIntyre Elma Boylen Vesta B Boylen Dena Shafer Mable Shafer Eva Harrison Luciie Brown Edna Simpson Clarice Jones Joseph Ine Johnson of Pasco Juanita Miller of St Louis Mo Clinton Harrison San Francisco Deward Harrison Bayard Gilliland Huston Perrin Lloyd Miller St Louis Mo Alex and Robert Shafer Lysander Kirkpatrick Dick Maloney Charles Mayberry of Adams Clark Deepain of Wapitsburg Wash.
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Alex Shafer
E. B. Shafer
Mable McIntyre
Elma Boylen
Vesta B Boylen
Dena Shafer
Mable Shafer
Eva Harrison
Luciie Brown
Edna Simpson
Clarice Jones
Joseph
Ine Johnson
Pasco
Juanita Miller
St. Louis
Messrs
Clinton Harrison
San Francisco
Deward Harrison
Bayard Gilliland
Huston Perrin
Lloyd Miller
Stt. Louis
Alex
Robert Shafer
Lysander Kirkpatrick
Dick Maloney
Charles Mayberry
Adams and
Clark Deepain
Wapitsburg
Wash
Indian 18 Killed on Klamath Reservation
In Klamath Falls Oregon on February 26 Pete Brown an Indian was found dead near the Piute camp on the Klamath reservation. Authorities report a bullet hole in his chest and say an investigation is under way.
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Klamath Reservation
Klamath Falls
Ore
Pete Brown
Piute
Back to Bike Slogan Aimed at Athletic Girls in Chicago
Dr Effie L Lobdell of the Chicago Women's Club pushes "Back to the Bike" to revive athletic girls and curb the limousine habit She argues cycling builds the chest arms and height while condemning tango and slouchy behavior as modern declines
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Chicago
Effie L. Lobdell
Chicago Women's Club
Company Sued Over Smoke On Seattle Streetcars
Johnn Mills Day files in superior court a suit against Puget Sound Traction Light & Power for 2500 damages and a permanent injunction to stop smoking on streetcar lines. He claims tobacco odor in cars illnesses his wife and cites posted signs reading Smoking in and behind the three rear seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Johnn Mills Day
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company
Charcoal Tree Freak Found Near Albany
An Albany area farm reported a remarkable red fir tree with a central heart of charcoal. The tree measured about six feet in diameter and housed a charcoal core two feet across, extending roughly 15 feet above ground. Growth rings show 109 years surrounding the charcoal core.
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Albany
Ore
FE. B.lace
Belief Woman Disappeared in a Huff in San Francisco
Wellington Gregg Sr of Alameda said his daughter in law Mabel Overman vanished last Wednesday after a rain soaking while returning from a movie. He reported she is safe but missing, and that she has been living with her parents to recover from illness while her husband Philip Overman, an architect and clubman, has seen little of her. He thinks she will return once over her huff.
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San Francisco
Mabel Overman
Philip Overman
Wellington Gregg Sr
Alameda
Overman
Shipping Pool Waiting Adjoins Without Agreement
London feb 26 steamship companies forming the North Atlantic shipping pool adjourned without reaching an agreement on certain proposals. The outcome keeps carriers cautious as talks continue regarding pooling terms and pricing structures affecting transatlantic trade.
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London
North Atlantic Shipping Pool
Eugene Bids Open For Water Bonds In Oregon
Eugene, Ore on February 26 reports bids opened for the 100000 city water bonds to extend the system. A later meeting will announce the successful bidder and award the bonds. The project includes two new reservoirs deepening wells across the river and laying miles of new mains.
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Eugene
Ore
Tiia
Wella
Patient dies after Lotz cure touted as miracle
Centralia, Feb. 26. Leona Keena, 13, daughter of George Keene of Vader, died 48 hours after undergoing Frank Lotz's so called cure for all diseases. Lotz, an editor and self styled doctor, promised to heal in 30 minutes and return her to school. Residents demand prosecution as Lotz faces past trials for practicing medicine without a license, from which he was acquitted.
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Centralia
Wash
Frank Lotz
Vader
Leona Keena
George Keene
Lotz Ban
Chicago Butter and Egg Board Trial Resumes
Chicago February 25 news reports the government’s case against the Chicago Butter and Egg Board expected to resume before Federal Judge Landis, noted for the Standard Oil fine.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Bee Board
Landis
Conference plans revival of allied lines in Berlin meeting
A conference will reconvene in Berlin on March 17 to consider a proposed agreement that includes a larger pool of the American British and Continental lines. The aim is to reconstruct the pool now that Continental lines have settled their differences.
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Berlin
Professional Court Tennis Champion Here
George F. Covey world champion professional court tennis arrived from Liverpool to contest the title with amateur champion Jay Guild in Philadelphia March 16 18 and 21. The best of 13 sets offers Covey a $1250 purse two thirds of the gate receipts and expenses if he wins. if defeated a plate valued at $1260 goes to Guild. This is the first inter national match of 1914.
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New York
George F. Covey
Liverpool
Jay Guild
Philadelphia
Covey
Vin Moore Stock Company at Alta Theatre Delights Audiences
The Vin Moore Stock Company at the Alta theater earns praise for clean wholesome entertaining dramas and comedies. Mr. Moore, a naturally funny comedian, delivers performances that provoke laughter without exaggeration. The Iron Trail was well staged with attractive settings by Oliphant, and the entire cast including Van Dyke Miss Murcock Miss Mitchell and others receives commendation for their acting.
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Vin Moore
Alta Theater
Mr. Moore
Mr. Oliphant
van Dyke
Miss Murcock
Miss Mitchell
In spector's Story and Lovers Trouble at Orpheum
The program features The Inspector's Story about Officer Jim Sloane who must arrest a drunken killer, protect a girl, and win a pardon for the father. Vitagraph presents Cupid Timing with Leslie and Grace Warner in a chase for love as a deadline nears. Lubin showcases The Old vs the New with a rescue leading to marriage.
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Orpheum
Lubin
Jim Sloane
Sloan
Cupid
Vitagraph
Lillian Walker
Wallie van
Leslie
Grace Warner
Prominent Churchmen Meet in Chicago Conference
More than 600 leading Protestant churchmen from thirty states and Canada arrived in Chicago for a three day prophetic conference at the Moody Bible Institute. Expected attendees include President Robert M. Russell of Westminster College.
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Chicago
Union
Canada
Moody Bible Institute
Robert M. Russell
Westminister College
New
Danderine promises beautiful hair and no dandruff
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a inexpensive tonice that removes dandruff and brittle or thinning hair. It claims dramatic quick effects within minutes and weeks showing new hair growth, lustrous soft hair, and abundant styling potential. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
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Knowlton
Millionaire Guggenheim backs government ownership of railways
Daniel Guggenheim, president of American Smelting and Refining, says the United States government should own all railroads and telegraph and telephone lines. He credits the success of the parcels post with converting him to the belief that the government could operate these networks more efficiently than present.
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Daniel Guggenheim
American Smelting and Refining Company
United States
Guggenheim
Prominent Religious Leaders Listed Across Cities
The article names a range of notable clergy and institutions including William G. Moorehead of Wilmington Pennsylvania, C. Scofield of Scofield Reference Bible in New York, T. R. O'Meara of Wycliffe College in Toronto, H. P. Hartzler of Harrisburg, R. A. Torrey of the Bible Institute in Los Angeles, B. Riley of First Baptist in Minneapolis, Peter Ainslie of Baltimore, C. Nisbit of Kansas City, W. L. Pettingill of Toronto, and evangelist Billy Sunday, reflecting a broad network of Protestant leadership.
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Wilmington
William G. Moorehead
Xenia
C. Theological Seminary
C. L Scofield
Scofield
New York City
T. R. O'Meara
Wycliffe College
Toronto
Canada
H. P. Hartzler
Harrisburg
R. A. Torrey
the Bible Institute
Los Angeles
Cal
B. Riley
First Baptist Church
Minneapolis
Peter Ainslie
Baltimore
C. E. Nisbit
Kansas City
W. L. Pettingill
Can
Ebvengellet
Billy
Wires Kill Roosting Pigeons
In Los Angeles on February 26 scores of boys captured sacks of pigeons freed by flood damage to a pigeon farm. Thousands of birds roosted on electric wires and were killed.
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Los Angeles
Pendleton Local No 31 Meeting Notice
Pendleton Local No 31 meets on the first and third Saturdays of each month. The Farmers Marketing Plan and other matters vital to farmers are being discussed. You come.
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Pendleton
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Lens
Abe
Inquire
Gritman Brothers
Franklin
R. C. Finnell
East Court Street
Thos
Obmart
Taylor Hardware
Pendleton, Ore
DOG
Pilot Hock
Pendleton Auto Co
Lon Williams
East End
J. Frank Spinning
James H. E. Scott
Milton
H.L. Lyon
Ed Buhrer
Additional Society
Siagan
Lotz
California
Anuto
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co
Daniel Guggenhem
Hostetter
Mhostetter’s
Popu
Lar
St. George Hotel
Farmers’ Educational & Cooperative Union OF America
Earnheart
W. P. Evans
Treas
J. P. Medernach
Prop
Pendleton, Obe
Family Liquor
A. Schneiter, Prop
Mark Moorhouse Company
The
American National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
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