Local ads list services and sales around Pendleton area
Local notices offer fuel Coal and wood from Kopittke Gillanders and Rock Spring coal, Pendleton Planing Mill stock and lumber yard, six room rental via Dr Whittaker, transfer services Penland Bros with large drag moves, B A Morton hauling and storage, cedar posts from Pendleton yard, sale of livery stable Hermiston, plus organize for fraternal insurance Charles Dempster Spokane and Lost K of P charm. Includes vacant positions, wanted organizers, and public notice style items.
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Orpheum
Rock Spring
Kopittke & Gillanders
Pendleton Planing Mill
Aar Insurance Society
Charles Dempster
Spokane
Roward
Aura Street
Care East Oregonian
Penland Bros
Main Street
B. A. Morton
Ben L. Burroughs
Pendleton
Preston
W. Search
City Hall
Pioneer
Hermiston
W. W. Steiner, Jr
Hermiston, Oro
Fort George Farm Lands Opportunity in Fraser River Valley
Teutach and Bickera offer a farm for sale at a very low figure in the Fraser River Valley. Prospective buyers are urged to call or write for particulars and to arrange a viewing.
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Fort George
Fraser River Valley
Teutach & Bickera
For Sale Holt Combine Holley Harvester
For sale Holt Combine Holley Harvester in first close condition practically new. Original price 1800 dollars with hitch 250 dollars total 2050 dollars. Asking 1100 dollars. Call at Room 4 Rowan Building Walla Walla Washington.
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Holt Combine Holley Harvester
Rowan Building
Walla Walla
Wash
Combine Harvester for Sale in Pendleton Oregon
Practically new Daniel Baby Best combine used to cut 600 acres of grain and reported in perfect order. Seller has good reasons for selling and lists Peter Tachella of Pendleton Oregon as the contact.
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Combine Harvester
Daniel ‘Baby
Peter Tachella
Pendleton
Ore
Powers Agree to Stop Chinese Opium Traffic
An international conference at The Hague leads to an early abolition of the Indo Chinese opium traffic and a prohibition on importation of morphine or cocaine except for medical use. The United States, China and other powers sign the convention to limit opium ports and control manufacture with a summary released by the state department.
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Hague
Washington, D. C
The
United States
China
France
Germany
Great Britain
Holland
Italy
Japan
Persia
Russia
Siam
State Department
Engineer Shot In Jaw On Conemaugh Line
N W Flick an 86 year old engineer on the Conemaugh was shot in the right jaw by a track walker while the train passed a cut near Vandergrift. The train ran at forty miles an hour as three shots were fired and a fourth struck the engineer. The cause remains unknown and the fireman checked the engineer’s safety after the attack.
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Pittsburg
N. W. Flick
Conemaugh
Viandergrift
Vandergrift
Fluck
Personal mentions fill Pendleton social whirl daily
Ukiah visitors include J H Hecker Alice Mackengle and J T Thatcher among others. Local hotelman M L Morrison Helix merchant and editor J M Royer arrive. Officials like E P Dodd and J L Deforce noted visiting. Plus bankers, farmers, and travelers from Pilot Rock Athena and Garfield. Lost dog Billiken reported in Pendleton.
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J. H. Hecker
Ukiah
South End
Alice Mackengle
Pendleton
J. T. Thatcher
la Grande
Bowman
M. L. Morrison
Helix
N. P
J. M. Royer
Piiot Rock
J. P. McManus
Pilot Rock
E. P. Dodd
Hermiston Commercial Club
J. E. Shearer
Henry Thom
Stanfield
J. B. McCook
American National Bank
Spokane
A. B. Cooley
Neodeska
Kansas
Eggers
Northern Pacific
Shangle
Milton
Echo
Kingley Robers
P. Bishop
Hoog River
J. L. Deforce
J. G. Cutler
Northern Pacific Enaine
Pasco
Jack O'Neill
O.W. R. & N. Company
L. D. Howland
J. T. Liewallen
Athena
California
Herbert Boylen
Umatilla
Grand Tonight Shows Ed Keith and Cast at the Grand
At the Grand Tonight Ed Keith stars as baritone in a lineup of song and monologue. Lews Jones performs buck wing dance and Blanche Clifton sings and dances. Ed Shaw appears as clown comedian while a Panama-Pacific exposition themed act draws attention.
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Ed Keith
Lews Jones
Buck Wing
Blanche Clifton
Ed Shaw
Tast
Grand Tonlent
Cain
Able Biblical Etary
Money Back Minus Reward In Cheswold Mail Box Note
Cheswold Delaware Poetmaster George B Moore loses his pocketbook containing 110 dollars. He offers a 10 dollar reward. Inside the post office box he finds 100 dollars in paper money with a note exonerating the boy he suspected. The finder kept the reward and returned the rest.
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Cheswold
Del
George B. Moore
Moore
Kidnapped Girl Claims Rochester Ties After Nose Change
Denver woman Miss Bessie May Foster alleges she was kidnapped as an infant and raised as Mrs Hannah Foster's daughter. She says her real name is Inez Axelheider, her father is a Rochester millionaire, and Ellen Monroe rescued her in Rochester. Her mother died in 1904, leaving a $100000 estate.
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Denver
Bessie May Foster
Hannah Foster
Ia Inez Axelheider
Rochester
Roosevelt Club On Ganted Tonight In Pendleton
A Pendleton caucus tonight features young, non establishment Republicans rallying behind Theodore Roosevelt. Dr Temple and George Strand spearhead the locally led movement, claiming about three quarters of Pendleton Republicans favor Roosevelt over Taft. Jerry Rusk of La Grande will speak as a leading Roosevelt candidate for Congress.
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William Taft
Temple
Roosevelt
Dr. Temple
George Strand
Pendleton
Taft
Jerry Rusk
la Grande
Stores to Close on St Patrick's Day
The article notes stores will close on St Patrick's Day with a nod to Irish tradition. It adds that the 17th falls on a Sunday this year, implying limited acknowledgment of the holiday in the United States.
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ST. Patrick's Day
Holliday
Emerald Isle
United States
Keefe Secretary of the Round-Up Named
Keefe appointed secretary of the Round-Up, with directors noting this as crucial for the work. His link to the Commercial Association is highlighted as making him well suited to the role and its broader mission.
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Keefe
Commercial Association
Germany neat escape attempt by British spy prisoner
Essen Germany Lieutenant Vivian Brandon of the British Royal Navy, jailed since December 1910 in Wessel fortress for espionage, climbed from a window and descended a rope before being seen and rearrested at the wall. Captain Frederick Trench of the Royal Marines, jailed at Glatz, reportedly attempted suicide by hanging on January 14. The prison keeper denies Brandon’s escape attempt.
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Essen
Germany
Vivilan
Brandon
Royal Navy
Fortress of
Wessel
Frederick Trench
British Royal Marines
Glatz
Live Wire Shock Hits Kansas Booz Probe
Wichita special policeman G W Moore reachs into a tee box on Williams street seeking a man said to hide back of a false side in a joint. He found a supply of wet goods but grabbed a live electrical wire instead and was badly burned.
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Wichita, Kan
G. W. Moore
Williams Street
Mqnor
Moore
Attorney Seeks Half Million Dollar Estate In Berlin Style Fight
Seattle pioneer John Sullivan’s fortune fuels a contested will case as attorney Hays sues to set aside the distribution. He alleges fraud by Ireland residents Corcoran and Callahan to claim Sullivan left property to Miss Carran by oral will. Corcoran already took half. Samuel Piles and George Denworth helped, while Hannah Callaghan’s death altered the lineup.
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John Sullivan
Seattle
Wash
Salt
Will F. Hays
Howard Corcoran
Hannah Callahan
Ireland
Hays
Sullivan
Miss Carran
Hannah Callaghan
Corcoran
Arthur B. Griffin
Samuel H. Piles
United States
George Denworth
Younsel
Parisian Doctor Uses Hammer Cure for Rheumatism
A Paris style doctor in London uses a hammer to treat rheumatism amid a swelling, diverse crowd in a single consulting flat. Police arrange special measures as tenants seek eviction over the influx. The landlord claims the building has become uninhabitable and a court decision is pending on the lease.
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Tias
Paris
Rusk's Progressive Push in Oregon GOP Race
The piece portrays U S Rusk as the leading progressive Republican hopeful in Oregon, arguing the old guard backs Taft while progressives rally behind Rusk. It notes his widespread campaigning, stance on tariff reform, and pledge to support a permanent nonpartisan tariff commission and tariff independence.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Rusk
Congress
House
Oregon
Chamberlain
D Street
New England
Buck
Suit for slander filed by real estate dealer Nat Helner
Nat Helner of Spokane filed a $10,000 slander suit against Mrs Georgette Murray claiming damage to his business reputation and personal humiliation. He alleges she said he was crooked and could hide behind a corkscrew after dealings between them.
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Spokane
Nat Helner
Mra
Georgette Murray
Seattle's Odd Joke Turns Into A Return For Gill
A fragment suggests Hy Gill faced rejection in Seattle but later teams showed interest. The evolving stance hints at a possible comeback, with early confusion giving way to renewed attention for the player.
Supreme Court bars heirs from crime victim policy payout
The U S Supreme Court ruled that the four children of James McCue, former Charlottesville mayor executed in 1905 for wife murder, cannot collect $16,000 life insurance from Northwestern Mutual Life. The decision voids the payout and voids the policy’s benefit to the murderer's heirs.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court
James
McCue
Charlottesville
Northwestern Mutual Life of
Milwaukee
People Can Rule If They Try Hard
A concise motto suggesting that governance rests with the people who actively work to shape change. The message emphasizes effort, participation, and collective agency as keys to ruling.
Tiner Hits Sunken Ship Off Southampton
The new Olympic struck a submerged derelict off Southampton today and broke her propeller blade. Officials say the damage is slight and the Olympic will make regular port calls before heading to Belfast for repairs.
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Tiner
Southampton
Eng
Olympic
Belfast
Pittsburg Club Woman Names 20 Greatest Women
Mrs. Enoch Rawh, a Pittsburgh philanthropist and club member, lists twenty top women in world history. The roster includes Esther, Joan of Arc, Elizabeth I, Stael, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Sand, Browning, Nightingale, Eliot, Willard, Barton, Lind, Victoria, Anthony, Mary Baker Eddy, Bernhardt, Addams, Key, Chaminade, Bonheur.
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Pittsburg
Jane Addams
Pittsburgh
Enoch Rawh
Queen Esther
Joan of Arc
Queen Elizabeth
Mme
de Stael
Harriet Beecher Stowe
George Sand
Elizabeth Browning
Florence Nightingale
George Eliot
Francis Willard
Clara Barton
Jenny Lind
Queen Victoria
Susan B. Anthony
Mary Baker Hiddy
Would It Do Any Good to Shout Register Register Register
A fragmented line ponders whether shouting about registering to vote would effect change. It hints at civic action but lacks clear context or outcomes, leaving the reader with a question about the impact of public mobilization.
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F.E. Livengood & Co
the Ladies and Childrens Store
Burroughs
I. C. Snyder
Johnson Street
C. J. Whittaker
Donaldson
N. Joerger
Eddy St
J. A. French
Wallowa County
Dr. I. A. Temple
Nat Kimball
University of Oregon
Garfield
James P. Neal
Freewater
Billiken
Jackson Street
Roosevelt Club
New Coats
Wohlenberg
Jerry Ruse
St. George Cafe and Grill
White Cooks
Webb St
Lee Ching Wo
Tha Herring
West Alder St
Leo Ching WO
Chinese Medicine CO
E. Main St
Walla Walla, Washington
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