Local classified notices from Pendleton area
Local brief notices list services and adverts: Snyder chimney sweep. St George Grill cedar posts. J A Borie Lumber Co cedar posts. phone services for sodas and beers. Hotel Pendleton waitress wanted. Haines' Orchestra at Grand Hotel. wood saw service. Diessmaking on Jane atree. coal and dry wood phone numbers. East Oregonian office rag request. Mrs Cornwell hair work. dry slab wood. grocer seller wanted by sample Box 1 Portland. Hohbach bread and hot lunches. sale of furniture and beds. furnished rooms for rent near high school. Pendleton farm sows and pigs. walnut bedroom suite. modern apartment rental. Dr Whitaker dental. alfalfa hay for sale. Buick automobile for sale. lost suitcase between Pendleton and Pilot Rock. Five and six room apartments. War Bonnett Round-up vaudeville at New Grand.
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Snyder
St. George Grill
J. A. Borie Lumber Co
John Gagen
Hotel Pendleton
Haines’ Orchestra
Grand Hotel
Jane Atree
Rock Spring
East Oregonian
Mrs. Cornwell
Portland
Oregon
Baside High School
Willow Street
D. Nelson
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
South Thompson St
New High School
Dreamaking Dressmaking Services Offered
Dreamaking offers all kinds of dressmaking including evening gowns. Call at 502 Water Street or phone Red 2052 for alterations and custom fits.
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Water Street
Penland Bros Auto Track Haul It Specials
Penland Bros offers quick moving service for furniture and plane moves in city and country transfers. Call Main 329 for short trips and haul anything with our specialty in rapid work.
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Penland Bros
For Sale Cheap Nine Room House Near St Josephs Academy
For sale a modern nine room house with stone foundation and seven lots near St Josephs Academy. Priced to sell if taken by January. Call the office for particulars. Also notes a Bowlers dance at Eagle Woodman hall Wednesday evening January with music by Pendleton United Orchestra.
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St. Joseph's Academy
Wednesday Night Dances by Bowling Club Begin
The Bowling club opens a series with a Wednesday night dance at Eagle Woodman hall on Wednesday evening in January. Pendleton United Orchestra provides the music. Everyone is invited.
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Bowling Club
Eagle-Woodman Hall
Pendleton United Orchestra
Corporation to Control Five Portland Creameries
Portland, Jan. A company capitalized at four hundred thousand dollars has been formed to take over the five leading creameries of the city. W. J. Patterson, a prominent dairyman, heads the concern.
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Portland
Ore
W. J. Patterson
Pendleton plans junket trip and irrigation delegates
A possible summer excursion with music is under discussion in Pendleton. President Robinson announced five delegates to the Irrigation Congress in Portland including Clarence Bishop W M Peterson R F Johnson RK J Slater and J B Montgomery. Bishop will be notified in Portland.
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Irrigation Congress
Robinson
Pendleton
Portland
Clarence Bishop
W. M. Peterson
R. Ft. Johnson
J. Slater
J. BE. Montgomery
Bishop
Pendleton Welcomes a Stream of Visitors from Echo and Nearby Towns
A flurry of arrivals and day trips fills Pendleton as Albert Williams and R B Callison from Echo visit, Fred Hodgen comes from Milton, J Guillford and John R Jordan transact business, and many residents including Kirk Bell, W L Williams, and Charlee Stanton appear in town. Notable moves include Miss Stella McCullough and Avis Gaunt from Echo, E M Hart from Wallula, and plans for CBE Troutman’s return home. Other locals, such as York Dell of Athena and C M Grimes of The Dalles, are noted as visitors or guests.
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WW. Atherton
Nolin
T. F. Lane
Milton
Yoakum
J. Guillford
Echo
Paul Brondt
Mir
H. Connell
la Grande
St. George
John R. Jordan
Pendleton
Mark Moorhouse
Portland
Kirk Bell
W. L. Williams
L. G. Belknap
Albee
York Dell
Athena
C. F. Steele
Paradise Irrigation District
Stella McCullough
Avis Gaunt
E. M. Hart
N. P
Wallula
J. O. Rasmus
Heppner
Bowman
Ralph Ham
Spokane
Bankrupt Wells to Face Creditors Meeting in Oregon
In the District Court of Oregon Charles E Wells of Echo was adjudicated a bankrupt on December 11 1912. The first meeting of creditors will be held January 20 1913 at 10 o'clock a.m. at the Pendleton offices of Referee in Bankruptcy Thos Fitzgerald. Creditors may attend prove and file claims appoint a trustee and conduct required business.
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District Court of the
Pendleton
Oregon
Thos, Fitzgerald
Silent wife-slayer told of jail sentence in sign
Martin Barvick, a deaf mute, pleaded guilty to manslaughter for shooting his wife, also mute. In a quiet court, Garvick received the sentence by sign language, with a minimum five year term. Witnesses say only the revolver shot broke the silence during the fatal quarrel.
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Minneapolis
Martin Barvick
Garvick
Suffrage Amendment Introduced in New York Assembly
Albany N Y Jan 8 Obedient to the republican platform Minority Leader Hinman of the Assembly introduced a woman suffrage amendment to the constitution The resolution provides that foreign born women who become citizens merely by marriage must be naturalized in the same way as men before permitted to enjoy the suffrage
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Albany
N. Y
Republican Party
Hinman
Assembly
Curious Spanish ducal privileges at court and ship bids
Madrid reports odd royal rites with Duke Hijar wearing the king’s clothes on Epiphany Sundays to honor a medieval savior deed. Additional privileges include the Duke of Alba's access to Carmelite nuns and armored household tours. The piece also notes upcoming naval plans: two 2500 ton cruisers, four 800–900 ton destroyers, and 2–4 submersibles, with American yards bidding against crowded British firms amid a $5 million spend. Portugal weighs cruisers or battleships with a 40 million budget and expects contractor plans to be evaluated.
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Madrid
Hilar
Hijar
Alba
Theresa
Order of St. James
Portuguese Navy Department
Portugal Plans Navy Build With US Shipyards
Lisbon reports Portugal will expand its navy with American and British shipyards invited to bid. Small vessel builds precede larger ships, as plans are prepared for future warship construction.
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Lisbon
Portugal
America
Some Interesting Examples of Horse Sense
A Farm and Fireside piece recounts tales showing horse sense in action. It features horses outsmarting faulty nose bags and riders, a plowman mismanaging reins, and a horse reacting to a cruel shoeing incident. The anecdotes illustrate learned behavior and the consequences of humane or harsh handling.
New Stamp Printing Machine to Save Government Money
Washington reports a newly devised stamp printing machine will produce a mile of postage stamps every five minutes, burning dies and cutting sheets. Designed by Benjamin R. Stickney, it promises savings of about four to seven percent in stamp production costs and could greatly increase daily output from the current 40 million stamps.
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United States
Washington
Benjamin R. Stickney
Alampa
Stam
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
War Bonnett
New Grand
McDonald's Chocolate
Honeycombe
F. J. Donaldson
W. J. Clark
Clarke
Albert Williams
R. EB. Callison
Fred Hodgen
I. H. Irvine
Stanfield
J. G. Bryan
Walter Thornton
Roy Givens
Freewater
Charlee Stanton
Helix Eiveryman
F. M. Eckersley
Walla Walla
Garden City
Troutman
Aberdeen
Allie Knight
Alberta
Northland
Sam R. Thompson
Hanley A. Waterman
Cockburn
John Hinderman
Troy Laundry
Washington State College
New York
Eiderdown
Coats
Nemy
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