Local Classifieds Include Rentals Jobs and Goods
A dense local classifieds snippet lists services such as chimney sweeping piano tuning fresh seafood at St George Grill and various rental notices. It also advertises carpentry wood sales lumber yard posts horse and horse trading requests parcel post mapping sale of a Buick and a large residence on Locust Hill with owner reasons for sale and contact details in Pendleton Oregon and nearby areas.
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I. C. Anyder
Whipple
St. George Grill
Johen Gagen
College Street
Bath
West Alta
Jane Street
Lewis Street
Hednes
Grand Hotel
East Oregonian
Jast
J. A. Borie Lumber Co
Cornwell
Cosbie
Webb
Johnson
Main
Waltham Watch
Joe Craig
Pendleton
Oregon
TheParcel Post Publishing Company
St. Louis
Oregon City
Locust Hill
C. B. Wade
J. W. Myrick
For Sale Cheap Nine Room House Near St Josephs Academy
Cheap sale offer for a modern nine room house with stone foundation and seven lots near St Josephs Academy. Sold if taken by January 1. For particulars call at this office.
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St. Joseph's Academy
Pendleton Aerue No 24 Social Dance Friday Evening
Pendleton Aerue No 24 hosts a social dance for members on Friday evening January 24. Everyone who believes in dancing is invited. friends of the order may attend for a 50 cent admission. Ladies admitted free with music by United Orchestra. The committee asks attendees to report to the courthouse or St. George Hotel. a forget-me-not painted belt pin is offered for return.
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Attention Eagles
Pendleton Aerue No. 24
Friends of the Order
United Orchestra
Louyt
Court House
St. George Hotel
Dallin Sculpture Likely Stays At Museum Site
Museum of Fine Arts becomes final home for Dallin's Appeal to the Great Spirit as subscribers back funds. The move aims to keep the statue at its current site with a permanent pedestal, despite the Boston Art Commission's reservations about the setting and scale.
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Boston Transcript
City of
Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Visitor at the Door Becomes a Framing Mystery
A man conceals his absence from a visitor at the door while his wife hints the guest is a former contact who recently sought guidance. He suspects the man has taken something, hinting at a theft or deception underlying a domestic scene from the era.
Young Feared Lost in Snow on Balaklala Mountain
Kennet lineman Alex Young aged 25 is believed frozen after collapsing in five feet of snow while repairing near Balaklala mountain with George Whitson. Whitson reached the Balaklala mine sub-station to summon help. two further rescue attempts failed in darkness. A large rescue party will search in daylight. Young has a wife in Kennet.
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Alex Young
Kennet
Northern California Power Company
George Whitson
Balaklala Mountain
Young
Whitson
Balaklala Mine
Balaklala
Edison to Install Talking Pictures in 100 Theaters
Edison signs one of the era’s largest theatrical contracts with vaudeville heads to install the kinetophone in over 100 theaters nationwide. Aggregate royalties exceed 500000 for the first year after a West Orange studio demonstration of the talksies. At least one Chicago theater plans to show the Edison talking pictures.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
United States
West Orange
Edison
Chicago
Pendleton Socials and Visitors Report
A parade of locals and guests visits Pendleton and area: D Gallagher of Umatilla and Mrs L Knapper of Joseph register at Bowman. Pete Eggers arrives from Fulton. Mr and Mrs C Carr of Stanfield visit. Tom Richards from Adams. E W McComas travels to Portland. R M Sawtelle and H W Collins head to Walla Walla. Notables include W T Kidwell of Pilot Rock, Mrs Laura B Davis of Hermiston, C A Reeder of Helix, W T Farrish of Freewater, Joseph Hanscom northeast of the city, B F Williams and Earl Williams of Milton exhibitors at the poultry show. H B E Bickers leaves for Salem to assist in good roads work. E L Smith returns from California trips. Robert Burns from Walla Walla discusses with locals. Carl J McNaught of Hermiston attends good roads meeting. W R Reinhart of Marshall-Wells visits. Mrs E L Smith and daughter Unn Smith go to Portland to stay with the Vaughans. Marion Jack, recuperating from grip at Hot Lake, returns. Ben Trombley of Oregon Motor Garage departs for Portland to promote business. Mr and Mrs E J Murphy travel to Portland then Salem with Murphy serving on the good roads lobby committee. D C Brownell, irrigation and good roads advocate, joins Umatilla visitors at the Commercial Club meeting and aids Senator Barrett on the road bill.
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D. Gallagher
Umatilla
Pendleton
L. Knapper
Joseph
Bowman
Pete Eggers
Fulton
C. Carr
Stanfield
Tom Richards
Adams
E. W. McComas
Portland
R. M. Sawtelle
H. W. Collins
Walla Walla
W. T. Kidwell
Pilot Rock
C. A. Reeder
Helix
W. T. Farrish
Freewater
East End
Joseph Hanscom
B. F. Williams
Earl Williams
Milton
H. BE. Bickers
Salem
E. L. Smith
San Francisco
Stockton
California
Robert Burns
Carl 3. McNaught
Hermiston
Good Roads
W. KR. Reinhart
Marshall-Wells
Unn Smith
Thos. Vaughan
Marion Jack
Traiser
Hot Lake
Ben Trombley
Oregon Motor Garage
E. J. Murphy
Murphy
D. C. Brownell
Commercial Club
Senator Barrett
First Woman Senator Brightens Capitol Debut
Denver reports excitement at the Capitol as Mrs Helen King Robinson, the first woman senator in the United States, attends her debut wearing a primrose gown with violets on her desk. Women supporters crowd around, and smokers fear restrictions ease as she becomes a popular figure in the Senate.
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Denver
United States
Helen King Robinson
Senator Robinson
W. C. Robinson
el Paso
Robinson
Colorado
Senate
Coins prove better than real in Paris counterfeit case
In Paris the court heard Pasaret admit passing 5850 counterfeit franc pieces worth 5250 dollars. Experts said his coins carried about 950 parts per thousand silver versus 835 for government money, making his bad money purer. With no prior record, the court gave three years imprisonment under the first offenders act.
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Paris
Pasaret
Seineusssige
Passaret
Late Snow Causes Flood In Sacramento 20 Feet High
The Sacramento River rises rapidly due to heavy snows and rains in northern California. Officials say the river may reach twenty feet above low water with no alarm. Red Bluff saw over thirteen feet rise while summit snow reached forty four inches and Blue Canyon thirty nine inches as rain continued in Sacramento for over a day.
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Sacramento
California
Red Bluff
Blue Canyon
Wanted at Once Rags for East Oregonian Office
The East Oregonian seeks large clean old rags. Bring or mail them to the newspaper office at your convenience.
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East Oregonian
Wheeler Players Stage A Southern Homage at Oregon Theater
The Wheeler players drew a full house with A Southern Homarce, mixing humor and sentiment. Miss Metta Chamberlain gave a polished Barbara Howard performance while Mr. Wheeler portrayed Howard Emery, a Northern suitor. Tonight they plan The Private Secretary, a farce touted as a stellar entertainment.
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Wheeler
Oregon
Metta Chamberlain
Barbara Howard
Howard Emery
Barbara
Wheeler Players Present The Private Secretary Tonight
Tonight at the Oregon theater the Wheeler Players present The Private Secretary by William Hawtrey a three act farce noted as a top current comedy. Billy Lee stars as the secretary with Mr Hutchison as the gruff uncle and the company in strong form after Charley's Aunt.
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Oregon Theater
Wheeler Players
William Hawtrey
Charley's Aunt
Billy Lee
Mr. Hutchison
Open season proposal to regulate protected wildlife
Salem Jan 22 Warden Finley proposes a blanket measure giving the Fish and Game commission power to declare an open season on protected birds or animals where they cause damage. The plan aims to protect farmers from beavers pheasants and other game while safeguarding game populations overall.
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Salem, Or
Finley
Fish and Game Commission
German Dolls Flood Paris With Unsettling Creations
Paris reports a campaign against the 1912 show window ugly dolls described as bull dog eyed and lifeless. A Paris merchant blamed German imports for the craze joining English and American burlesque inventions like Teddy bears. The dropsical doll with water on the brain epitomizes the German fashion to create humorous, uncanny novelties.
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Paris
Adolf
Childish Religious Notions From the Strand Magazine
A fragment from a Strand Magazine item notes children showing quirky religious ideas. A girl asks for water to christen a doll, prompting the mother’s rebuke and a mock answer about wax to.*
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Strand Magazine
Child's faith and prayers spark thoughtful reflections
A professor cites studies on how religion arises in the young, noting questions like who made God. A modern tale shows a country child seeking divine presence and acting on faith by breaking traps to save birds, illustrating faith and works.
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Muirhead
Sach
New Card Room Opens at Connor's Cigar Store
A new card room has opened in the ba cony annex at Connor's cigar store. The facility boasts the best pool and billiard tables in the city and invites gentlemen to patronize the modern establishment with comfortable rooms and up to date decor.
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Bacony Annex
Connor's
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F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Water Street
Smaill
O. K
Paul Rubesamen
Queen Lodging House
F. J. Donaldson
London
Fenglish
Zenophon
Anabasia
Laura B. Davis
City
Leon Cohen
Game Commission
Excelsior Boy Scouts
Maine
Boy Scouts
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
A. Eklund
Main St
Coal Electric Company
MAZDA
Pacific Power @ Light Co
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