Local ads list coal wood delivery and rental notices
Classified items include Melrose System coal and dry wood service phone numbers, Kopitzke Gillanders coal, 621 Willow street furnished bath furnace heated rooms, ranch land for sale Teutsch Bickers 160 and 80 acre tracts with houses, rent for six room house with modern amenities, horse boarding rates at Commercial Barn, transfer hauling and moving services by Penland Bros and Math 461, Rock Spring coal and dry wood delivery, rental by Bentley Leffingwell, Mexican chili and hot tamales at Headlight Restaurant, lost gold rope necklace with jade pendant reward.
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Kopitzke & Gillandera
Rock Spring
Orpheum
Bath
Willow Street
B. A. Morton
Ben L. Burroughs
West End
Bentley & Leffingwell
Main Street
Headlight
W. Webb *T
Taco Curtains Free Large Nottingham Lace Curtains
Free large Nottingham lace curtains described as 2 3-4 yards long with elegant patterns. The offer focuses on ornate window drapery suitable for stylish interiors. No additional details on source or provider are given.
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Nottingham
Notice to bid on Pendleton sewer extension project
Common Council of Pendleton adopts plans December 20 1911 for a sewer extension north on Hazel Street to Hauser near O W R N right of way. Bids due January 10 1912 at 6 pm with $100 certified check. Council may reject all bids. Recorder Thomas Fitzgerald.
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Common Council
Hazel Street
Court Street
O.W. R. & N. Company
City of
Pendleton
Thomas Fitzgerald
Beattie Company Offers Colored Post Cards Curtains Deal
A salesman offers 20 packs of colored art postcards at 10 cents each to be paid after shipment. He promises to send handsome curtains at no cost once the buyer sends $2.00. The seller claims all charges are prepaid and directs payment to Pacific Mfg. Co. 706Inst Avenue Seattle.
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Pacific Mfg. CO
Inst Avenue
Seattle
Attention Hereafter Daphne Circle Meets Twice Monthly
The Daphne Circle of the W O W will meet on the second and fourth day of each month in the Moore hall. Ss J M'BRIAN serves as Clerk, noting the meeting cadence and location for members.
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Daphne Circle
Public MB A Installation and Entertainment
Modern Brotherhood Attention announces a public installation of officers followed by free entertainment at Enagle Woodman Hall on Thursday at 8 o clock. All members and friends are invited to attend.
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M. B. of A
Enagle- Woodman Hall
Man Plans Funeral For Amputated Leg In Minneapolis
John Moes of Minneapolis was run over by a streetcar, suffering an amputation below the knee. After regaining consciousness he insisted the limb be buried with full rites, directing physicians to return the leg to a casket and vault for interment once he recovered.
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Minneapolis
John Moes
Moes
Sheriff Offers Star to Helen Gould and Others
New York. Jules Harburger, newly sworn sheriff, said he would hire women on his staff. Prominent suffragists Mia O. H. P. Belmont Mrs. Clarence EB. Mackay Helen Gould and Anne Morgan are among those eligible. Any woman of standing may be appointed deputy sheriff with a $10,000 bond.
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New York
Jules Harburger
Mia
O. H. P. Belmont
Clarence EB. Mackay
Helen Gould
Anne Morgan
Vincennes Woman Marries Again at 65 in Odd Ceremony
Catherine Carter and John Woodrum wed in Vincennes Indiana as Justice L F Purky officiates. She claimed a 65 year age and that six prior husbands were deceased, a remarkable personal record noted by the license clerk.
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Vincennes
Ind
Catherine Carter
John Woodrum
L. F. Purky
Ladies Quartet is Coming Soon to Pendleton
The Schubert Symphony club and lady quartet that closed the New Year’s festival pleased all who heard them. A telegram from Spokane extols the attraction as worth the money and urges a packed house to support the campaign. Reverend Father Durgan of Pendleton endorses the act.
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Spokane
Eelf c
Father Durgan
Pendleton
Oregon
Schubert Symphony Club
G. A. Forbes
M.C. A
Attorney Sakler Testifies Before Grand Jury in Dynamiting Probe
Indianapolis dispatch reports Attorney Sakler who led the Los Angeles investigation testified before the grand jury here on January 4. He carried documents likely transcripts of Los Angeles testimony and is believed to have read McManigal's original confession in the dynamiting probe.
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Taylor
Indianapolis
Sakler
Los Angeles
McManigal
Johnson Starts Training for Flynn Fight in Nevada
Chicago January 4 Jack Johnson declared all obstacles to his bout with Jim Flynn at Wingard Nevada wiped away and said he would begin training immediately after eighteen months of idleness.
Local residents and visitors in Pendleton city scene
Names of numerous locals and visitors passing through Pendleton surface in a community note. Individuals include Simpson from Baker. Alright of Walla Walla. Proebster from Pilot Rock. Hyatt of Weston. Brownell from Umatilla. Linn from Athena. Mrs Adams from Ukiah. Martin and Murray from Adams. Wilkenson guest from Baker. Gray of Stanfield. Winter to Hermiston. Holland among Hermiston travelers. L. E. B. Stuart from Ukiah. Coe opposing west extension. McNaught from Hermiston. Waugh from Pilot Rock. Mullin from Athena. Miss Galbraith of St Pauls, Walla Walla. J. M. Craig en route to American Falls Idaho.
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Dna Simpson
Baker
John Alright
Walla Walla
Pendleton
C. B. Proebster
Bowman
Pilot Rock
J. O. Hyatt
Weston
Grand Jury
C. J. Brownell
Umatilla
Pear Linn
Athena
Clarence Adams
Ukiah
0. K. Harper
A. W. Gray
Stanfield
Court House
J. P. Winter
Hermiston
Percy Holland
Dick Waugh
George Mullin
No. 1
Portland
J. M. Craig
The
East Oregonian
Stites
American Falls
Idaho
Local men aid Los Angeles Round-Up effort
Raley and Gwinn refuse any entanglement without firm assurance that the Pendleton Institution and local territory will be protected. Both pledge strong booster support for the Round-Up, with Gwinn planning to devote full attention months before the next exhibit. Critics accuse them of risking a duplicate show and provincial pride, but they defend the move as safeguarding the local event.
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Raley
Gwinn
Pendleton Institution
Pendleton
Los Angeles
Portland
Old Time Doctor Visits City From Spokane
Dr. C. H. Carlson, longtime Athena physician now located in Spokane, is in town handling business. He recalls the great flood twenty years ago while staying at the Villard hotel. The 70 plus physician remains active and is an ardent supporter of Roosevelt’s reelection.
Knees Grow Stiff Five Years Rheumatism Cure Story
Henry J. Goldstein of Boston credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing a five year rheumatism that left him unable to work. He says his knees were stiff and pain severe, after trying many medicines he improved rapidly and now claims full recovery. He recommends Hood's and Sarsatabs.
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Henry J. Goldstein
Barton Street
Boston
Mass
Hood
Mr. Goldstein
First Prayer Book Copy Unearthed in Society Library
A rare copy of the first English prayerbook printed in New York was found in the Society Library at 199 University Place while preparing a 1713 laws of New York binding. Bradford’s imprint, one perfect copy known, briefly notes the edition before the revolution and Bradford's financial losses.
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Society Liberty
New York
Society Library
University Place
Colony of New York
William Bradford
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Brinley
Bradford
Trinty Church
John Sharp
Queen's Forces
Brady
Trinity Church
Working Girls to Emancipate the Sex Says Mrs Belmont
Mrs Belmont, at the Triangle trial with her son Harold Vanderbilt, denounces the not guilty verdict as injustice to labor. She claims working girls will win the ballot for women, arguing suffrage will free the sex and that wage earners will lead the fight for equality.
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Belmont
New York
C. H. P. Belmont
Harold Vanderbilt
Mrs. Belmont
Berlin Cites Crown Prince Danzig Climate Change
Court circles discuss Crown Prince Frederick William possibly leaving Danzig for Berlin winter residence after being delayed by illness. He serves as colonel in command of the Deaths head Hussars in Danzig near the Baltic Sea, where climate is shown as unsuitable for him.
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Danzig
Berlin
Germany
Frederick William
Cecile
Huesars
Baltic Sea
Crown Prince Briefly Aired Outdoors As Illness Lingers
The crown prince had his first garden airing since his cold worsened and plans to travel to Berlin in a day or two. A separate report notes Albert Zeimake, 75, a farmer, died from a meat strangulation after a piece became lodged in his throat and doctors could not remove it.
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Berlin
Laporte
Albert Zeimake
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FE Livengood & Co
N. Joerger
Snyder
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Teutsch & Bickers
Co. J. Whittaker
Aura Street
Taft
Penland Bros
Malin Street
Ss. J. M'Brian
Star
Frank Martin
Pete Murray
Adams
Enid Wilkenson
Nettle Galbraith
St. Pauls School
Local Men Aid
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Workingmen’s Clothing Company
Oratorio
Elijah
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Royal College Choral Society
Charles Ovide Blakes
First Christian ‘Church
John E. Keefe, Jr
Obadiah
Frank Hayes
J. S. Landers
Angel
J. R. Dickson
Ahab
Richard Mayberry
Maud Gray Swingle
Hays
Mayberry
Landers
Swingle
Dickson
Edna Zimmerman
Keefe
Charles, Meighan
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