Local Classified Notices and Advertisements
Local notices list services and trades including chimneys, carpentry, music, and lodging. Names such as I C Snyder, John Gagen, George Grill appear with addresses and phone references. Also noted are notices of impending bankruptcy Reynolds Bros with a creditors meeting scheduled January 28 1918 in Pendleton Oregon with Referee Thos Fitzgerald.
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Umatilla
Robert F. Reynolds
Otis B. Reynolds
Reynolds Bros
Pendleton
Oregon
Thos, Fitzgerald
Elegant Loguat hill home sale confirms large discount
The B. Wade residence on Loguat hill known as the Wade home will sell for one third of its original cost as the owner plans to leave the city. J. W. Myrick is available on the premises or at Main 17% for details. A girl is wanted for general housework inquire at this office under reference "C".
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Willow Street
United Orchestra
Parcela
Fior
Loguat Hill
B. Wade
Wim
J. W. Myrick
Dressmaking offers including evening gowns at Water Street
Dmeesmaking offers all kinds of dressmaking including evening gowns. Call at 502 Water Street or phone Red 2052 for service.
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Water Street
Dance Tonight at Moose Hall
A social evening is planned at Moose Hall tonight with a Maeose hall dance. Everyone is invited to join the event and enjoy music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Hall
Rocial
Maeose Hall
Reynolds Bros Bankrupts in Oregon District Court
In the District Court of Oregon, In the Matter of Robert F Reynolds and Ota B Reynolds, partners as Reynolds Bros. Bankrupt. To the creditors of Hebert F Reynolds and Os B Reynolds, partners as Reynolds Bros, of Weston.
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District Court of the
Spray Plant And Cannery Favored By Milton Union
Milton Jan 7 The Milton Fruit Growers Union considers establishing a cannery and spray manufacturing plant to reduce off grade fruit and lower costs. A five member committee was appointed to review auditor findings as new directors will likely pursue feasibility. H A Reynolds of Walla Walla chaired the meeting with committee members F B Wilcox H G Barnes J B Hall and F E Davis named.
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Milton
Catnnery
Milton Fruit Growers’ Union
Mumford
Yakima Valley
Lamb
H. A. Reynolds
Walla Walla
F. Be, Wilcox
H. G. Barnes
J. BH. Hall
FE. J. Davis
Unique pole trap catches coyotes in one night
A Horse Heaven farmer uses sharpened poles with sliding rings and tee traps to lure and catch coyotes. A cat signals danger with a yowl, climbs the pole, and the coyote steps into a trap as it charges. The method repeatedly works, yielding five catches in a single night.
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Horse Heaven
Thomas Cat
Thomas
No. 8 Officer Deports Man Who Libeled King George
New York Edward F Mylius the Englishman convicted in London of libeling King George V and sentenced to a year in prison was ordered deported by the commissioner of immigration at Ellis Island Mylius held to be an undesirable alien and will probably return on the ship that brought him here The story claimed the English sovereign contracted a morganatic marriage in Malta in 1880 and was disproved in an orientate PERN peaioes bin
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New York
Edward F. Mylius
London
George V
Commissioner of Immigration
Ellis Island
Myius
Wea
Mylius
Malta
Pendleton Visitors Gather for Good Roads Meeting
A stream of locals from Pilot Rock, Echo, Hermiston, Weston, Goodyear and nearby towns visited Pendleton yesterday and today. Notables included Roy Ward, Henry Thompson, A. Barnes, Hurlburt, Sam Peterson, J. D. Plamondon, T. F. McAhe, and Bessie Campbell among others. The group attended a county good roads meeting and related events, with several planning or returning from engagements in and around the city.
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Roy Ward
Boho
Pendleton
Henry Thompson
Gibbon
Chas, Newcomb
Pilot Rock
T. Cable and Son
Lee Todd
Paseo
John Ross
Milton
C. W. Avery
Weston
W. H. Dale
Helix
Northern Pacific
Henry Hademan
Lon E. Etter
Pit Rock
Will M. Peterson
Pilot Mock
Sam D. Peterson
J. D. Plamondon
Athens
H. T. Fraser
Hermistonian
T. F. McAhea
Holdman
Anna Hawkins
N. P
W. D. Allen
Pasco
James Hoskins
Echo
Good Roads
Bessie Campbell
Vera Jaques
Pilot Reck
William Nor Dean
Canada
Frank Sloan
Stanfield
Dd. C. Brownell
County Good Roads Committee
A. J. Gibson
Hot Lake
Co. F. Heywood
Northern Express Company
Walter Adama
Noeel
Edgard F. Averill
Walla Walla
Asa DB. Thomson
Amusement notes on Pendleton concert and Wheeler Players
Pendleton audiences heard the Hallowell concert company at the Christian church with selections from Oberon and Hungarian Fantasy and vocal items by Lester Haberkorn. The Wheeler Players present Belle Marie tonight at the Ore som, featuring Melita Chamberlain in a strong dual role praised by coast papers.
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Pendleton
Christian Church
Hallowell Concert Company
Shelley
von Weber
Rodney
Annie Laurie
Lester Haberkorn
Cornet
Alexia ‘Tusick F
Men Declared In Their Prime At Fifty In Berlin
The Tageblatt reports a Christmas symposium titled The Men of Fifty with physicians artists and others asserting men at 50 are as valuable as those at 40 and often more useful. Experts note 60-year-olds offer intellectual worth, while debates address aging prejudice in German commerce and resistance to older workers.
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Berlin
Tageblatt
Krause
Leppman
Kampf
Royal Academy
Zeitlin
Borah Re-Elected Senator of Idaho on First Ballot
In House proceedings at Idaho on January 17, Senator W. E. Borah was re elected United States senator by the Idaho legislature on the first ballot. The vote tally included Borah with 75 votes and George A. Tannabilt receiving KT Penkeh.
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Borah
Idaho
House
W. E. Borah
United States
George A. Tannabilt
KT Penkeh
Immigration Bill Reaches Agreement in Congress
Washington jan 17 the immigration bill was agreed upon yesterday in conference between the two houses delayed adoption expected today in the house. Immigrants will read their own language with waivers for wives widows single daughters and certain others. The head tax raised to five dollars with Canada and Mexico exceptions. Physicians midwives inspectors would be on immigrant ships. Fines for ships bringing inadmissible aliens raised to two hundred. Deportation for offenses against social turpitude. Certificates of identity dropped from the bill.
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Washington
Burnett
Alabama
Senate
The Great Steoplechase at Pastime Tonight
The feature depicts a famous racecourse world and thrills of turf racing with flying thoroughbreds, hurdles, a dramatic fall, a romantic thread, and a gripping two reel presentation. It promises heart throb moments for every spectator with a delightful love story woven into the action.
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Telegraph
New Card Room Opens at Connor's Cigar Store
A new card room has opened at the ba cony annex of Connor's Cigar Store. Alec offers top pool and billiard tables in the city. The facility invites gentlemen patrons with up to date facilities and rooms for all.
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Bacony Annex
Connor
Alec Best
Lady Maidstone Seeks Weekend Cottage Near London
Viscountess Maidstone longed for a country weekend retreat within twenty miles of London. Former Miss Drexel, Philadelphia born, she is married to Viscount Maidstone, heir to the Earl of Winchelsea, with a son born in 1911.
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Drexel
London
Viscountess Maidstone
Lady Maidstone
Anthony Drexel
Philadelphia
Viscount Maidstone
Earl of Winchelsea
Duchess de Vizen
Miguel de Braganza
Anita Stewart
Miss Drexel
Ber
King Edward
Margarita
Cowes
Auto overturns kill youth in stark youth crash tragedy
In Mansfield on Decatus 11 Floyd Davis drove a new car home owned by his father. Five passengers aged no more than 17 were aboard when the speeding auto struck a sand pocket and overturned, killing Glen Blue, injuring Froyd Wright, Ray Lindsey, and Ralph Blue amid heavy auto traffic reports.
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Decatus
Glen Blue
Froyd Wright
Ray Lindsey
Ralph Blue
Floyd Davis
Mansfield
Mahomet
Davis
Prairie
Paris
France
Railroad directors held for manslaughter in wreck
Frederick Stevens George W Perkins H P Davison and Norman B Ream NY directors of the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Railroad bound over for trial on involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with the Irvington Ind wreck of November 15 in which 16 people died. Bonds set at 5000 each after notarized signatures in New York. Cause cited as failure to install a block system ordered by the Railroad Commission.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frederick Stevens
George W. Perkins
H. P. Davison
Norman B. Ream
New York
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Irvington
Boad
Railroad Commission
Lifesavers Praised by City Aldermen in Astoria
Astoria city council commended the bravery of Point Adams and Fort Canby lifesaving crews and the captains and crews of the tugs involved in rescuing survivors from the wrecked steamer Rore on January 17. A federal inspector in Washington urged new boats for crews in a wire sent to officials.
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Washington
Astoria
Ore
Point Adams
Fort Canby
High School Girls Vote to Escort at Banquet
In Spokane at Lewis and Clark High School the senior girls voted that every boy must escort a girl to the annual banquet. An insurgent group of 15 boys attempted a bolt and opposed the plan, but the girls organized and defeated the motion to bar escorts. The final vote allowed boys to escort as they please.
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Spokane
Wash
Lewis & Clark High School
Rescue crews urge two new power lifeboats after wreck
Captain J H Quinan, inspector of the 13th lifesaving district, has gathered testimony in the Roosecrans wreck and survivors rescue. An investigation of all deadly wrecks is required by law. He praises the lifeboat crews and has sent a night telegram to Washington urging two new power lifeboats for Point Adams and Cape Disappointment to replace those lost.
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Washington
Point Adame
Cape Disappointment
Doctor pays 75 fine for prescribing cocaine
Seattle January 17. Dr Wil Ham J Hanover paid a $75 fine after prescribing cocaine to George Lowney an employee of the state medical board who told the doctor his general condition required the drug.
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Seattle
Wash
Wil Ham J. Hanover
George Lowney
State Medical Board
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Choice
F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies Home Journal
I. C. Snyder
S&t
George Grill
John Gagen
Lewis Street
Haines’ Orchestra
Rand Hotel
Jane Streest
East Oregonian
J. A. Borie Lumber Co
Rowhy
Parcela Post Publishing ‘Company
St. Louis
Oregon City
McDonald’s‘ Chocolate
F. J. Donaldson
King George
A. Barnes
Weaton
H. G. Hurlburt
Hermiston
West End
Abe Molntrom
Myricktation
P. C
Hunter of
C. D. Teel
A. C. Crawford
George Coppinger
Zeeho
Bendix
ATV
Martha
Ban
Ross
Tohen
Erin
G. Lester Haberkern
Salo
B. Heyt Moaher
Arngel
Luck
Victor Herbert G
Mr. Haberkern
la Belle Marie
Alexander Dep
T. Store
Pendlztons Greatest Store
Save
S&h Trading
Escorrits
Empire Meat
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