Local ads highlight shops, real estate and sales in town
Bates barbers, Estes new shop, and Oregon Market offer daily fish and U.S. inspected meats. Cottages, rooms, and a five room rental appear with prices and inquiries. Furniture sales at Graham’s promise big savings while old papers and rags are sought. Real estate, loans, and exchanges listed with Hell and Gridley. Art studio opens in Smith Crawford Building. china painting and watercolors promoted.
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Portland and Valley
Oregon
Washington
Hell & Gridley
Lumber Exchange
Portland
Tuttle
Walla Walla
Smith- Crawford
Dance in the Ger Man Hall Saturday Evening
Notice announces a dance at Ger Man Hall on Saturday evening January 1th Adv.
Pendleton Elks Lodge Meets Tonight
Pendleton Lodge No. 288 B P Elks schedules a regular meeting tonight with initiation and refreshments. All members urged to attend. FiTZ GERALD secretary. Ad appears with additional safety and insurance notices.
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BR. P. O
Elks
Pendleton Lodge No
B. PF
Fitz Gerald
Pendleton Sealed Bids for Vincent Street Bonds
Sealed proposals for the purchase of 1184.50 improvement bonds of the City of Pendleton Oregon for Vincent street from Lewis street to Court street will be received by the City Recorder in Pendleton up to 4 p.m. January 28 1914. Each bid must have a $100 certified check payable to the Mayor forfeitable if bonds are not taken and paid. The council reserves the right to reject all bids. Dated January 16 1914. THOS FITZGERALD City Recorder.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Vincent Street
Lewis Street
Court Street
City Recorder
City of
Common Council
Personal mentions and visits pass through Pendleton scene
Oscar Piper of Helix transacting business here today. William Ruthers among Helix people here today. Harry Thompson arrived from Vaneyele ranch this morning. John Planting of Helix was aviator in Pendleton overnight. D H Mansfield of Athena among Pendleton visitors yesterday. Charles H Carter city attorney left on No 17 for Portland on legal business. Mr and Mrs John Nesbaum of Helix were incoming passengers on the morning N P train. Roy Penland a well known Helix rancher arrived with Robert Henderson here today. John W Campbell, Hermiston businessman, here to attend matters. Alonzo Ghent and Alan Penfield Toucher citizens with case before circuit court. Steve Derrick, George Moot and Robert Keelen of Walla Walla here to work on Pruitt building. Jerry Rusk, La Grande attorney and former speaker, will return home this evening after completing case. Jean Kirkpatrick went to Pilot Rock to take a job in the Record department, wife accompanying. W L Thompson, bank president, went to Umatilla to survey plans for a proposed bank there. P A Lonergan and Jack Watson depart to west end of county to end duck season.
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Oscar Piper
Helix
William Ruthers
Harry Thompson
Vaneyele
John Planting
Helly
Pendleton
D. H. Mansfield
Athena
Charles H. Carter
Portland
John Nesbaum
He-lix
N. P
Roy Penland
Robert Henderson
Walla Walla
John W. Campbell
Hermiston
Alonzo
Steve Derrick
George Moot
Robert Keelen
Pruitt
Jerry Rusk
la Grande
Jean Kirkpatrick
W. Kirkpatrick
Pilot Rock
the Record
W. L. Thompson
American National Bank
Umatilla
Barricaded in House Beardsley Fights Posse in New York
In Mayville New York Ed ward Beardsley a Summerdale farmer and his wife with nine children barricaded their home against Sheriff Anderson and 20 deputies after Beardsley allegedly shot County Poormaster John G Putnam who had visited to take the starving children to the poor house. The posse surrounded the house as Anderson warned that drastic action would be needed and that food inside must be consumed to avoid further harm to the children.
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Mayville
XN. Y
Edward Beardsley
Summerdale
Anderson
John G. Putnam
Putnam
Beardsley
Peardsley
Clearing House of Agricultural Ideas Opens at Colorado College
In Fort Collins Colorado the annual clearing house of agricultural ideas began at Colorado Agricultural College today. Sessions run through tomorrow night with plans to gather suggestions to improve the lot of farmers and their families. College professors and several wives of practical farmers are slated to speak during tomorrow’s rural home institute sessions.
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FT. Collins
Colo
Colorado Agricultural College
Rural Home Institute
Municipal Strike Ends in Leeds After Civic Relay
Leeds citizens who served as ammeter lamplighters gas and electric workers streetcar drivers and street sweepers since December 1 9 will return to their previous wages as professional and business leaders in medicine law and religion stepped in to perform duties and end the municipal strike.
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Leeds
Eng
Ciitizens
Quail numbers soar in Spokane County under protection
Spokane County holds an estimated half a million quail thanks to state and county protection and public cooperation. Eastern Washington game warden R. H. Wales notes it is the only county in the state allowing quail harvesting, with plans to stock more species and have nearly a million Hungarian partridges by 1920 if the season remains closed.
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Spokane
Wash
R. H. Wales
Washington
Wales
Wilson opposes civil service in postoffice funding
President Wilson signaled opposition to returning the spoils system in postal appointments and said he would veto the postoffice appropriation bill if a rider allows the postmaster general to revoke assistant postmasters without civil service protections. Burleson had also voiced opposition to the rider.
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Washington
Wilson
House
Congress
Post Office
Burleson
Moon
Post Office Committee
Pianist Dr Emil Enna and Baritone Robert Lorell Wilson in Pendleton Concert
Portland pianist Dr Emil Enna and English baritone Robert Lorell Wilson will give a concert next Tuesday at the Alta theater. Wilson praised for interpretation and sweet resonant voice, with a history of acclaimed performances in Europe and the United States. Enna noted for extensive concert touring and strong reception in Pendleton. Local audience expected to give hearty support. Des Moines reports a high regard for Enna in a Mitchelville performance featuring the Poet Opus Works.
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Emil Enna
Portland
Robert Lorell Wilson
Alta Theater
Europe
Enna
Pendleton
Des Moines Daily News
Des Moines
Mitchelville
Symphonyrchestra
Mr. Enna
Atrocities Reported in Macedonia by Fugitives
Terrible tales from Salonika and Prizren area describe forced digging of graves and mass killings by attackers, with fugitives from Kosovo recounting brutal outrages in the region.
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Macedonia
Salonika
Juan
Kocsovo
Prizrend
Near Struga violence. Albanians strangled, villages report
Nineteen Albanians were strangled with telegraph wire near Struga, and inhabitants in several villages report similar deadly incidents. The report notes casualty figures and pattern across affected areas amid ongoing unrest.
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Struga
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Bates’ Barber Shop
Main
Oregon Market
Estes
Inquire
Gritman Brothers
East Oregonian
Joe Ell
U. S
G. W. Knight
Franklin
Jesse Farling
Raby Street
Walters Mill
Graham
East Court Street
Main Street
Walters’ Mill
F. S
Graham's
M. DD
Penland Bros
Pendleton Auto Co
Dees
Percy Folsom
Farmers’ Union Grain Agency
Lendieton
Adv
Thos. Fitzgerald
Posse
Sten
White Sale
Wohlenberg Department Store
M. E. Edwards
Elks Club
Cottonwood Street
T. P. W. Pure
Food Dept
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