Estes' Barber Shop and Local Ads Feature Small Notices
Daily fish delivery mentioned for Oregon Market and Estes' new shop. Milch cows for sale via Gritman Brothers. Wanted good clean rags at East Oregonian office. Inquiries about piano tuning. Violin and brass lessons offered. Knabe Baby Grand advertised at 550. U S inspected meats promoted by Oregon Market with cash terms. Property listings, rental ads, and a lost silver mesh purse offer reward. Old papers for sale, bundles 26 cents. Rental and sale notices for rooms, furniture, and land exchanges in Willamette Valley.
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East Oregonian
Joe Hil
American National Bank
Pendleton
Whipple
U. S
Oregon
Jesse Failing
Bel and
For sale Two modern cottages on east Court street
For sale two modern cottages loc ated on east Court street seven blocks from Main street Inquire of Walters mill Penland Bros new furniture van Moves all you have in one load Good Warehouse storage rates reasonable Phone 339 or call Penland Bros 647 Main street We have Portland and valley property to exchange for eastern Oregon and Washington farms We are also loan agents Bell Gridley 223 Lumber Exchange Portland Oregon
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Christian Church
Mark Moorhouse
East Court Street
Main Street
Walters’ Mill
Penland Bros
Portland and Valley
Oregon
Washington
Bell & Gridley
Lumber Exchange
Portland
Novelty Dance at Moose Hall Promises Cash Prize
Ad reads 75c admission for Thursday night January 1 event at Moose Hall for a novelty dance with a cash prize. The notice emphasizes entertainment and prize details for attendees.
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Moose Hall
Borrower of John R. Drexel Loses in New York Judgment
Mrs. Fannie Curtis Hoadley faced a $30,290 judgment in the New York Supreme Court after a model dairy venture left her about $20,000 in losses. She borrowed $25,000 from John R. Drexel and gave a mortgage on West Twenty third Street property between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
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John R. Drexel
New York
Fannie Curtis Hoadley
Supreme Cour
Hoadley
Joseph St. Hoadley
International Power Stock Fame
Drexel
West Twenty-third Street
Seventh and
Eighth Avenues
Five Thousand Students Attend Quadrennial Meeting
Five thousand college students were expected to attend the quadrennial meeting of the Students' Volunteer movement in Kansas City Missouri opening today. Eight foreign countries will be represented headed by 200 Christian Chinese students with speakers including Secretary of State Bryan and John R Mott. Delegates are pledged to devote their lives to foreign missions to evangelize the world in this generation.
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Kansas City
Bryan
John R. Mott
China
Labrador Population and Space Defy Expectations
Labrador covers 200000 square miles yet houses only 4000 people. The remark about women suggests a cultural note on autonomy and desire. The contrast highlights sparse settlement and social attitudes in the region.
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Labrador
Missouri veterans face reduced pension payments
Jefferson City Mo Jan 2 Many Confederate veterans will be disappointed tomorrow as instead of an $80 quarterly state pension they will receive $18 823 per old soldier due to a $12 274 40 deficit. The Confederate pension act had only $20 000 appropriated—over 50 percent short. The balance will be carried over with 2000 covered veterans rejected and 108 under investigation.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Strike Reduction Aim Urges Peaceful Settlement in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Conciliation Board urges employers and workers to exhaust feasible settlement methods before strikes. The board views the public as an innocent third party in labor disputes and protects its interests alongside employers and employees. In 145 cases studied, 128 disputes were settled without strikes.
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Massachusetts Conciliation Board
Bostox
Massachusetts
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Pittsburg Moves Westward to Lake Superior Site
The Minnesota Steel Company plans a 1700 acre plant ten miles west of Duluth at the St Louis river mouth head of navigation. Forty eight buildings will produce iron and steel from pig iron to rails with docks on a two mile waterfront for loading eastbound ships and receiving eastern coal for furnaces. A vast fleet of 800 freighters carries ore, wheat, flour, and lumber from Lake Superior to lower lakes, with Eastbound cargoes once valued at about five million tons. the return trips often require ballast, enabling cheap coal transport to the Minnesota Steel Company subsidiary. Building away from Pittsburgh aims to balance lake traffic by reducing eastbound ore and increasing westbound coal.
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Pittsburg
Birmingham
Duluth
St. Louis
Great Lakes
Minnesota Steel Company
Lake Superior
Lower Lake
Upper Lake
Boo Canal
Steel Corporation
Pittsburo
Sultan of Turkey Loses In New York Lawsuit
The Sultan of Turkey failed to recover $10,000 from the estate of Hovhannes Tavshenjin, an Armenian rug dealer murdered in New York in 1907. The money was left to Tavshenjin’s mother who died intestate in Constantinople before receipt. The suit was decided against him by the New York Supreme Court and affirmed by the appellate division.
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New York
Turkey
Supreme Court of
Hovhannes Tavshenjin
Tavehanjin
Constantinople
Supreme Court
New tariff speech by Secretary Daniels at Kansas City banquet
Secretary of the Navy Daniels predicted a new era of prosperity for the far mer and nation as a result of the new tariff law in a speech delivered at the annual John Jay banquet hosted by the Kansas City Commercial club.
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Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
John Jay
Kansas City Commercial Club
Personal notices from Athena and surrounding areas
Dave Onborny arrives from his Myrick home. W H Morrison of MWelix comes in on the NXP train. William Warner, Hermiston attorney, transacting business. Royal Niles, Whitman College star athlete, spent last night in the city. M S Stoddard of La Grande among out of town visitors yesterday. Fred J Donaldson, local druggist, returned from Portland holiday visit. C M Dyer and H A Howman of Walla Walla overnight visitors. Douglas Belte and L L Mann to Pilot Rock on business. Misses Ethel and May Miller of Athena visiting from home. J B Saylor of Freewater among visitors last evening. Letcher Norvell of Helix in city from home. Rev A Mackenzie Meldrum of Athena Christian church visiting today. Rev B F Harper of Milton conference with Rev J M Cornelison. John Spain, Pendleton buckaroo, returned from Toppenish. Rev Peter Crockatt to Wasco pastorate after holidays with his mother in the big city. Frank Kelsey, engineer surveying gravity water system, returned to Portland on No 17 after inspection. Floyd Payne, holidays in Athena, came to attend UC of O Glee Club concert then to Eugene to resume college work.
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Dave Onborny
Myrick
W. H. Morrison
Mwelix
William Warner
Hermiston
C. M. Dyer
H. A. Howman
Walla Walla
Douglas Belte
L. L. Mann
Pilot Rock
Ethel and
May Miller
Athena
Letcher Norvell
Helix
A. Mackenzie Meldrum
Athena Christian Church
B. F. Harper
Milton
J. M. Cornelison
John Spain
Buckaroo
Pendleton
Toppenish
Peter Crockatt
Wasco
Big City
Frank
Kelsey
Portland
Floyd Payne
UC. of O. Glee Club
Eugene
Jolly rancher seeks wife or hired man from lonely mountains
In Portland on January 3 a 40 year old cheerful rancher with six fat roosters and a timber claim writes Police Sergeant Lyons seeking a wife. If no wife, he will hire a man and offer work and a good home. he is lonely and plans spring trapping work.
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Portland
Ore
Lyons
Wisconsin Legislature Opens With Pension Law On Deck
Madison Wis Jan 3 The mothers pension law the water power question and other progressive measures will be introduced as the Wisconsin state legislature reconvenes after a recess. Special committees studied the proposals during the break and prepared bills for introduction.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Irish Embargo Tightened at Queenstown Port
Jan 2 authorities ordered baggage exams for all arrivals at Queenstown including US passengers as officials enforce the proclamation banning arms imports.
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Queenstown
United States
Four Wireless Stations Rise on Borneo Island
Four wireless stations are being erected on Borneo Island, expanding communications infrastructure. The project involves unspecified contractors and aims to improve regional connectivity and services across the island.
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Borneo
Farmers Plan Get Together Meeting at Pendleton Union
Farmers Educational & Co operative Union to hold a two day gathering here next Friday and Saturday in Eagle Woodmen hall with local speakers and topics including grain handling in bulk. Friday’s session is a general get together with social elements and Saturday continues the meeting with the county union annual session. Local officers to be elected for the coming year.
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Pendleton
Farmers Educational & Co-operative Union
Eagle-Woodmen Hall
The
County Union
Helix
Milton
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
University of Oregon Glee Club Tonight Concert
The University of Oregon Glee Club arrives from a tour of eastern Oregon and Idaho and will give its final concert this evening at the Oregon theater. The group is praised as the best ever produced by the state university, with performances in Boise Caldwell Ontario Baker and La Grande. Curtain rises at 9 o clock to accommodate local merchants. Members shown left to right include Reynolds Martin Brotherton Stanard Heidenrich Thasker Cowden Farius Stages Batley Motschenbacher Giles Shaver Jerard Witama Langely Fortmiller Dyott Apperson Rowell Phillips Mann Sket.
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University of Oregon Glee Club
Oregon
Idaho
Boise
Caldwell
Ontario
Baker
la Grande
State University
Charlee Reynolds
Jerry Martin
Clarence Brotherton
Deb Stanard
Henry Heidenrich
C. Thasker
Norton Cowden
Robbert Farius
Ira Stages
Merlin Batley
Vernon Motschenbacher
Raymond Giles
Willard Shaver
Bertrand Jerard
Raymond Witama
Robert Langely
Earl Fortmiller
Gavin Dyott
Vern Apperson
Lee Rowell
Clyde Phillips
Lawrence Mann
Alfred Sket
Wheat sacks debated as officers plan for new year
The Athena Press notes forthcoming year business includes electing officers and a vote on buying wheat sacks for next summer. Joe Key buys the Paul Bushman Sr. place at 110 per acre, 100 acres. Judd Rogers Ranch sold to George Geanonokulus for 13000 through Livermore & Bickers. Wheat market quoted at 74 cents with little movement. 76 possible for desirous sellers. Fred L. McCrea sells Holdman property to W. E. Gordon, 759 acres. A hot house to be built on the Wilcox place in Crockett area. School superintendent Young noted. Trustees adopt resolutions denouncing the course. action deferred by a week.
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Joe Key
Paul Bushman, Sr
Athena Press
Fake Flaxers Beat Patrons Swindled Dice Ring
Chicago January 2. Cigar store proprietors and saloon men once profiting from the dice game 26, outlawed by police, report they have been swindled out of thousands. MacLay Hoyne, the state's attorney, announced that swindlers collected from $25 to $200 from those eager to fix the state's attorney and shield violators of the suppression order.
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Chicago
MacLay Hoyne
Horne
Chicago board opposes Ella Flage sex hygiene program
Chicago educational trustees denounce Ella Flage in the sex hygiene program. The board of education splits over the module, expressing strong opposition and calling for reconsideration. The controversy centers on Mrs Young’s hygiene education initiative presented in the city.
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Chicago
Mrs. Young
Board of Education
Ella Flage
Agriculture College Funded in Rhodesia by BSAC
A college of agriculture costing 159,009 is to be built in Rhodesia by the British South Africa company.
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College of Agriculture
Rhodesia
British South Africa Company
Furniture Made to Order and Cabinet Work Ad
M FE EDWARDS offers furniture made to order cabinet work and picture framing. Repairing of all wood work and furniture. Opposite Elks Club 786 Cottonwood Street.
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M. Fe, Edwards
Elks Club
Cottonwond Street
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