Fresh milch cows for sale and misc notices
List of farm labor and rental ads including good clean rage by man and wife seeking work on farms, two family rentals on Franklin and College streets, horse and mule sale by R. F. Kirkpatrick Pendleton Oregon, Belgian hares for stock, dressmaking by Jones & Jones, forty head of horses and mules for sale, new apartments by Mark Moorhouse Co, small butcher shop for sale, old papers by bundle, motor car Indian 1912 model for sale, two modern cottages on east Court street, rooming house furniture for sale, chamber maid job by colored woman, two furnished down stairs rooms for rent, Farmers' Home Restaurant, Penland Bros transfer and storage, seven room house with stone foundation, and office contact.
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Inquire
Gritman Brothers
Franklin
College
West Webb
Aura Street
Ferrent
Raley Street
Inquire Watters Mill
Cospie St
Jones & Jones
College Street
R. F. Kirkpatrick
Pendleton
Oregon
Mark Moorhouse Co
O. M. Nevin
Helix
R. C. Finnell
East Court Street
Malin Street
Walters’ Mill
Weat Webb
Thompson Street
Elliot Stand
W. CC
Marr
Prop
Penland Bros
Main Street
Farmers Educational Union Pendleton Local Meeting Notice
Pendleton Local No 21 of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America announces regular meetings on the first and third Saturdays each month. Topics include the Farmers Marketing Plan and other matters vital to farmers. Meetings called sharp at a.m. R D Earnheart, President P Evans, Sec Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Educational & Cooperative Union OF America
Whipple Piano Tuner Moves to 211 Perkins Avenue Notice
Public notice announces Whipple the piano tuner has moved to 211 Perkins Avenue and provides contact by phone 226 it. The notice warns against giving credit without written consent from Mr and Mrs A J Over turf. It mentions roofing ads and a debt disclaimer by Peter Kriser dated February 16 1914 and invites Odd Fellows to a February 28 reception for Henry J Taylor grand master Oregon lodge No 32 IOOF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipple
Perkins Avenue
A. J. Overturf
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Eureka Lodge No. 32
Henry J. Taylor
Oregon
Seibert Defeats Hogue for Pacific Northwest Title
SPOKANE Feb 27 W KR Seibert of Spokane defeated Ray Hogue of Seattle in the third match for the Pacific Northwest billiard championship. Score 260 to 202 in 44 innings. Seibert had a high run of 25 and an average of 6.68 while Hogue’s high run was 29 and his average 4.59.
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Seibert
Hogue
Spokane
W. KR. Seibert
Ray Hogue
Seatte
Five Dog Teams Entered in Nome Derby Race
Five dog teams were entered for the Solo犬dem derby from Nome to Solomon and back a 70 mile snow trail. Drivers include John Johnson repeat Solomon derby winner Fay Delzene last year’s 412 mile all Alaska sweepstake A A Scotty Allan Percy Blatchford and Ayres. The derby opens Nome sporting season with all Alaska sweepstake set for April.
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Nome
Alaska
Solomon
John Johnson
Fay Delzene
A. A
Scotty) Allan
Percy Blatchford
Ayres
Term is Four Years
Salem Oregon February 27 Attorney General Crawford issues opinion on article seven amendment from 191 that set county judge terms at four years clarifying that it does not extend to six years without legislative action The opinion states the amendment prepares the path to a longer term but requires a new law to actually change the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Crawford
Copperfield Station Closure and Service Cut Requested
Salem Ore Feb 27 The Oregon Short Line railroad company advised the railroad commission that the station at Copperfield will be closed March 1. It renews a request to reduce train service between Hobinett and Homestead from three trains weekly to two. General business low mood is the reason given for cutting service on all branch lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperfield Near End
Salem
Ore
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Railroad Commission
Copperfield
Hobinett
Homestead
Goethals Submits Plans for Panama Canal Government
President Wilson received from Colonel George W. Goethals a complete review of plans for the permanent government in the Panama Canal zone set to begin April 1 with Goethals as first governor. The canal is expected ready for commerce by July.
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Washington
Wilson
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal Zone
Goethals
Pages get holiday for snow ball fight in Mississippi
The Mississippi legislature granted pages a holiday to stage a snow battle on the capitol grounds amid a blizzard. In other news, construction began on the first section of the Pacific Highway from Medford to Central Point, paving with a granitoid concrete surface.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Capitol
Medford
Central Point
Personal mentions list locals visiting Pendleton area
Bert Logsdon of Athena was in the city yesterday along with Mrs. M. L. Morrison of Helix visiting today. M. D. Orange of Pilot Rock spent last night in Pendleton. Charles McLean of Weston transacted business in Pendleton yesterday. B. B. Kidder was here from Athena yesterday and stayed overnight. Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Watts of Weaton arrived yesterday from their home. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Roy of Pilot Rock spent last night in Pendleton. Joseph T. Halley of Echo came up this morning. Col. H. G. Newport and bride arrived this morning from Hermiston. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Price of Pilot Rock visited yesterday. Mrs. Lulu Miller of Athena shopped today. J. T. Lieuallen, county farmer, came in this morning on the Walla Walla local. Mrs. Kath Timmerman of Helix appeared in a justice court yesterday. Mrs. Gus Hyers returned today from Tacoma. T. P. Gilliland, ex county judge, was yesterday from Pilot Rock. Frank Holdman came up from Portland to tend farming interests and may stay all summer while his family remains in Portland.
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Bert Logsdon
Athena
M. L. Morrison
Helix
M. D. Orange
Pilot Rock
Charles McLean
Weston
Pendleton
B. B. Kidder
H. G. Newport
Bride
Hermiston
W. 10
Price
Lulu Miller
J. T. Lieuallen
Walla Walla
Kath Timmerman
Gus Hyers
Tacoma
T. P. Gilliland
Wilson
Hermiston Mercantile Hall
J. W. Campbell
Seattle
D. R. Brownell
Umatilla
John Roperts
Spokane
O. P. Brigham
John Winsor
West Side
Ruth McKenzie
Portland
Headington
Col
Alfred Noyes Joins Princeton Faculty as Visiting Professor
English poet Alfred Noyes, touring the United States to promote world peace, has been invited to join Princeton University as a visiting professor. It is understood he has agreed to accept the offer.
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New York
Alfred Noyes
Princeton University
New Record Snowfall Reaches 11.7 Inches in Columbia
Columbia reports a record snow event with 11.7 inches falling in Columbus and nearby areas. Business suspended and streets quiet as the heaviest winter fall in two decades sweeps the state.
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Columbia, S. Cc
Columbia
Columbus
Sporting Writer 15 Dying in Hospital
W Naughton head of sporting writers on the Pacific coast is stricken with heart disease and taken to a hospital with poor chances of recovery. An Australian by birth he came to the United States as manager for Peter Jackson and long served Hearst papers and the San Francisco Examiner as pugilistic expert. He was popular among San Francisco writers and has been president of the city's Press club.
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San Francisco
W. W. Naughton
Pacific Coast
Naughton
United States
Peter Jackson
Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Press Club
City
Nomination list by U S Marshal for Western Washington
Wilson announced nominations for a United States Marshal for the Western District of Washington John M Boyle of Washington and for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Porto Rico Harvey M Hutchinson of Porto Rico.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Western District
John M. Boyle
Supreme Court of
Porto Rico
Harvey M. Hutchinson
State Treasurer Ordered to Turn Over School Fund Notes
Salem Feb 26 District Attorney Ringo filed a Mandamus with the Oregon Supreme Court to compel State Treasurer Kay to deliver 7000 school fund notes valued at six million dollars to the secretary of the land board to fix legal custodian ownership.
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Salem
Ore
Ringo
Supreme Court
Kay Today
Secretary of the Land Board
Lyceum Course for City Next Winter Is Signed
Pendleton's lyceum committee signed with Ellison-White Chautauqua for a five attraction course next winter. Headlining acts include Madame Scotney Concert Co., violinist Josef Konecny, Apollo Concert Co., lecturer Hassell H. Conwell, and cartoonist Foss Crane. The sign was made after comparing terms with other lyceum firms.
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Pendleton
Lyceum
Ellison-White Chautauqua Association
C. W. White
Lst
Atractions
Madame
White
Ellison-White Company
Bridgie Weber Missing After Becker New Trial
New York report says Bridgie Weber, a principal witness in the Rosenthal homicide case, has been missing since Becker received a new trial. Weber had been working in a box factory in Passaic, New Jersey.
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New York
Bridgie" Weber
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Court of Appeals
Weber
Au Box
Pasel
N. J
Conferees Reach No Agreement on Alaska Bill
Washington February 27. Late yesterday Senator Chamberlain said the conferees on the Alaska bill had reached no conclusions at all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamberlain
Alaska
Eastern Star of Hermiston Hosts Washington Birthday Social
The Queen Esther Chapter of the Eastern Star in Hermiston held a social at Skinner hall inviting Masons or eligibles. Attendees weighed boxes with prizes, boxes costing one to sixty cents, and a vocal solo by Frank Weid plus a cadet drill entertained. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Reeves and Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie.
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Hermiston
Gre
Queen Esther
Stuur
Skinner Hall
Frank Weid
Jesse Prindle
F. R. Reeves
F. C. McKenzie
Washington
George and
Martha Washington
Wood
California Syrup of Figs Promoted as Gentle Laxative
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe gentle bowel cleanser for children and adults. It claims quick relief from constipation and stomach issues, urging mothers to buy the 50-cent bottle and beware of counterfeit products. The copy emphasizes child friendliness and “inside cleansing” as first treatment.
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California
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Atone Foundation
R. D. Earnheart
P. Evans
Sec
Treas
de. Thos
D. Ohmart
Taylor Hardware
Pendleton, Ore
Oregon Lumber YD
Annie Kriser
Peter Kriser
Pendleton Auto Co
F. D. Watts of
Weaton
L. E. Roy
Joseph T. Halley
Echo
Frank Holdman
Princeton
U. 8
Western
Witi Elilison White Ass'n
Hobo
Moscow
Idaho
Eddie Northrup
Margareidge
Pullman, Wash
LA Grande
Utah
Idah
Arthur
Arthur Mild
Gunst & Co Inc
Orpheum Theatre
Popu
Lar
Monae
St. George Hotel
E. Court St
Greecstle Sagas
Bee Supplies
Orshawloris
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