Estes' Barber Shop and services listed at 632 Main
Daily fish arrivals at Oregon Market and shop notices. Classified ads announce Estes' new barber shop tagline Its the work and requests for day labor and home services. Other listings include milch cows, needed rags, insurance, plane tuning, pure U S inspected meats, four work horses for sale, a Knabe Baby Grand sale, housekeeping help, and furnishing bargains. Local contact numbers provided.
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Estes
Main
Oregon
Inquire
Gritman Brothers
East Oregonian
Joe Ell
American National Bank
Pendleton Man
Whipple
U. S
G. W. Koleht
Franklin
Jesse Falling
For sale and notices in a bustling town catalog
A compact roundup of classified items offers bath and phone use at 602 Water, a sale on a rooming house and restaurant at 126 West Webb Street, a factory-cost plane relocation by A-1-6 E. O., and new spring shoe styles from Schubert Taylor Co. Furniture sales, lost items including a Canadian pin and a salt box, two cottages on East Court Street, a moving van by Penland Bros, property exchanges by Bell & Gridley, and life or fire insurance pitches conclude the notice run.
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E. O
Hanai
Schubert-Taylor Co
Graham's
Hawaii
East Court Street
Main Street
Walters’ Mill
Penland Bros
Portland and Valley
Oregon
Washington
Bell & Gridley
Lumber Exchange
Portland
United States Survey Ship Ordered to Port au Prince
The survey ship Eagle at Gonaives Haiti is ordered to Port au Prince to observe the latest revolution at request of the State Department. The warship Petrel or the Nashville may be sent to Haiti from Dominican waters if the revolt expands. State Department reports indicate Celestin, a Haitian exile and promoter of frontier disturbances, was captured at Thomaseau and executed after government troops occupied the town on January 2.
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Port Au Prince
Washington
Eagle
Gonaives
Havyt
Wis
Stile Department
Petre
Nashville
Hayti
Dominican
State Department
Thomaseau
Celestin
Thomosday
Areveral
Richmond
Liability of Titan Owners To Be Decided By Supreme Court
Arguments will be heard before the U S Supreme Court to determine whether American or British law governs the liability of Oceanic Navigation Company owners for the loss of the titan which sank near the Newfoundland banks on its maiden London to New York voyage with 665 persons aboard.
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Washington
Jin
Oceanic Navigation Company
Newfoundland
London
New York
United States Supreme Court
Local visitors pass through Pendleton scene
A stream of named visitors checked into Pendleton hotels and transit today. Mr and Mrs 8 P King of Baker, FE Gardiner of Echo, Irving Gardner from Buttercrook ranch, J J Shelton of Hood River, E W Mueller of Helix, LB Stafford of La Grande, Mrs F A Price of Pilot Rock, R Walpole Jr of Irrigators, FE Averill district game warden, Charles Behreng He lix postmaster, J W Keen Athena resident en route home from Spokane, Mrs George Goodman and babies, Wm A Dalzell factory inspector, Dr W H McKinney Helix, James Johns Hartman Abstract Co president, Clint Puzan formerly of Pendleton, Mr and Mrs George Root of Hermiston, and Homer Watts plus W R Taylor Fare LeGrow and William Ferguson of Athena.
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P. King
Baker
FE. D. Gardiner
Echo
Irving Gardner
Buttercroek
J. J. Shelton
Hood River
E.W. Mueller
Helix
Pendleton
L B Stafford
la Grande
F. A. Price
Pilot Rock
Southend
R. Walpole, Jr
Irrigents
J. W. Keen
Athena
Spokane
Mre
George Goodman
Northern Pacific
Wm. A. Dalzell
Hoff
W. H. McKinney
N. P
James Johns
Hartman Abstract Co
George Root
Hermisston
Honolulu
Homer
Watts
W. R. Taylor
Fare LeGrow
William Ferguson
Alto
New Haven Agrees to Dissolution Plan
Washington January 8 after a two hour conference Attorney General McReynolds and Chairman Howard Elliott of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad understood the New Haven will enter a reorganization to restore netition in transportation throughout New England Elliott will remain in Washington for several days and may settle plan details
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Washington
McReynolds
Howard Elliott
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Haven
New England
Elliott
Anna Belle Dolls for East Oregonian Readers
Free dolls invite live girls and boys to join the Anna Belle cut out feature popular in East Oregonian. Anna Fetle doll stands 25 inches and will be dressed by readers with outfits from home. smaller seven inch dolls are already dressed.
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East Oregonian
Anna Pelle
Anna Fetle
Littl
Baby Sister
Windy day snapshot at world’s tallest building
On a windy day around the Woodworth Building in New York City crowds faced danger as police were stationed at Barclay Street and Broadway to clear the street. Wind funneled between tall adjacent structures creating a tornado like rush blowing over pedestrians and scattering hats and millinery across the avenue.
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Woodworth
New York City
Barclay Street
Broadway
New York
Judge Dimick to Speak at Farmers Union Meeting
Judge Grant H. Dimick of Oregon City is on the program for the Farmers’ Union meeting tomorrow evening. He is a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor.
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Grant BH. Dimick
Oregon
Chiy
Telephone boycott testimony in Oregon court case
Testimony in a federal case in Oregon features Johnstown Pa merchants boycotting the Bell Telephone company in favor of independents. The Bell company sues the Johnstown Telephone company alleging conspiracy, with witnesses including district manager L F Pillingeles and a government special examiner Mary F Bell.
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Philadelphia
Hell Telephone Company
Johnstown Telephones Company
Johnstown
Mary F. Bell
United States District Court of Oregon
F Pillingeles
Central District Printing & Telegraph Company
Bell Company
Bell
Furniture Made to Order and Cabinet Work
M. E. Edwards offers furniture built to order, cabinet work, and picture framing with repair of all woodwork and furniture. Located opposite the Elks Club at 736 Cottonwood Street.
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M. E. Edwards
Elks Club
Cottonwood Street
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Livengood
KE Livengood & Co
Bates
L. G. Frasier
N. Main
Graham
West Webb Street
Jackson and
Lee Streets
Murphy Bros
Mitchell Lloyd
Percy Folsom
Raleigh
N. C
F. O. B. Pendleton
Pendleton Auto Co
Farmers’ Union Grain Agency
Adv
TITAN
Wairden FE
F. Averill
Charles Behreng
Clint Puzan
Chickering
Knabe
Eilers
Lohmer, Knabe
Kimball
Smith & Barnes
Marshall & Wendell
the Warren Music House
Main and
Water Streets
ON Farmers
Dr. Thos
C. Ohmart
Taylor Harpware Bldg
Pendleton, Ore
Farm and City Loans
Mark Moorhouse
Pendleton, Obe
A. Schneiter, Prop
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