Locals Bicycles and services advertised on Johnson street
A crowded local ad page lists Bicycles at 727 Johnson street and Oregon Lumber Yard offers coal, wood, screen doors, and lumber. Also ads for rent rooms in Judd Building, dairy cattle, cedar chests, farm goods, and several job and training notices. Pendleton Planing Mill features products and a sewing machine ad. Includes Str Bailey Gatzert river ride to Portland and a baseball benefit dance at Eagle Woodman hall on July 3.
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Johnson Street
Oregon Lumber Yard
Judd
F. E. Judd
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Pendleton Planing Mill
Central Needle
Jesse Falling
Smith Gros
Main Street
Walla Walla Hospital
Walla Walla
Aliso
S. Garden
Oakland
M. A. Graham
Freewater
Ore
Pendleton Baseball Club
Eagle- Woodman Hall
Eagle Woodman Hall
Eagle-Woodman Hall
Eagle- Woodman
C. C. Co
Care Ernst Oregonian
Peniceton Woolen Mills
L. C
Pendleton Marshal Seizes Black Mule for Sale at Auction
The Pendleton City Marshal has taken up a black mule branded FS on the left shoulder and weighing about 1000 pounds. If unclaimed within ten days, the animal will be sold at 2 pm on the Sunday of July 1912 at the City Pound Oregon Feed Yard for cash to cover costs of sale.
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Pendleton
Oregon
John Kearney
For Sale Thoroughbred Scotch Collie Puppies in Amity Oregon
For sale two categories dogs. Bitches priced at 5 dollars and stud dogs at 7.50 dollars. Contact M. L. Little R1 Box 76 Amity Oregon. Also for sale a Bungalow bargain ending August 1 inquire 119 Lincoln Street.
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M. L. Little
Amity
Oregon
Lincoln Street
Lost rifle 42-20 model 1892 with reward
A Winchester rifle calibre 42-20 Model 1892 number 376319 is lost. A reward of 2.50 dollars is offered. Finder should leave the item with John Kearney.
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John Kearney
Special Wood and Coal Prices Offer
Special prices in Cordwood dry red fir slab wood cotton wood yellow and black pine five cord lots Clean Rock Spring lump and nut coal Save money by seeing us before buying Kopitzke Gillanders phone Main 178.
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Kopitzke & Gillanders
For Sale or Exchange Wheat Land and Alfalfa Farms
For sale or trade offers in wheat land and alfalfa farms. Two large academy brick buildings priced at value of 5 1 2 lots. Potential buyers and traders urged to contact BE. T. Wade at the Templo building.
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Academy
BE. T. Wade
Templo
Estrayed horses and mules near Pendleton Oregon
Two black mules branded FE on left shoulder, two iron grey horses branded TF on left shoulder, and a sorrel horse branded M with bar underneath. Liberal reward offered for their return or information leading to recovery. J C Wright Pendleton Ore.
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J. C. Wright
Pendleton
Ore
Local visitors and residents arriving in Pendleton
A long list of individuals visiting or returning to Pendleton today includes Mrs Henry C Means from Umatilla with Glenn Scott from Helix. Dr V C Mack from Walla Walla. Lou Bergevin the Athena wheat raiser. Charles Bond at Yoakum. Sam H K Thompson. Roy T Bishop among PenDetonians at Bingham Springs. Clifford L Morgan from Hermiston. Miss Wilma Burmester. Henry Hill from La Grande. Mrs A C Hampton heading to Monmouth for months. Pete Murray of Adams. Miss Lotta Fleck from Weston. the Dicksons and Jim Dickson. Miss Mabel Pratt en route to Palma Idaho. E V Corley back from Colorado. Miss Myrtle Hoffman visiting Mabel Bentley. Elmer Harris Siman Thomson Percy Miller Roy Bowman. J G Kilpack to Sparks Station. Mrs Lavelle McDonald visiting Pendleton. Herman Oberteuffer from Portland on vacation. Waldo S Miller from Portland seeking harvest work.
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Mra
Henry C. Means
Umatilla
Glenn. Scott
Helix
N. P
Roy T. Bishop
Bingham Springs
Clifford L. Morgan
Hermiston
Wilma Burmester
Henry Hill
la Grande
A. C. Hampton
Monmouth
B. F Benn
Walla Walla
Pete Murray
Adams
J. R. Dickson
Westbrooke Dickson
John
Frank Dickson
Mabel Pratt
Kennewick
Wash
Palma
Idaho
E. V. Corley
Eagle
Colorado
Myrtle Hoffman
Mabel Bentley
California
Elmer Harris
Siman Thomson
Percy Miller
Roy Bowman
Echo
J. G. Kilpack
Boys' and Girls’ Aid Society of
Portland
Sparks Station
Pendleton
Lavelle McDonald
Raettle
Northern Pacific
University of Oregon
Umatilla County
Waldo
Miller
Pendiston
O.W. St. & N. Block
Pendleton City Pound to Sell Unclaimed Horse July 2 1912
In Pendleton City Pound one bay five year old horse weighing about 1160 pounds branded C on left hip with LP underneath and on left shoulder. If unclaimed within ten days from June 20 1912 the city pound will sell at 2 pm July 2 1912 at the Oregon Feed Yard Pendleton. proceeds to be applied as law directs. City Marshal.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Insale
John Kearney
Free for all fight erupts over banner at political gathering
A melee broke out near the press stand as about a dozen Missouri delegates caused chaos while banners were raised. Police struggled to quell the near riot as reporters and attendees were toppled and chairs and platform areas disrupted. Chairman James sought to assign blame to visitors after order was restored.
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Clark
Baltimore
Misourian
New York
James
Wilson
William F. McCombs
Bryan
Missouri
His Way of Preaching
An old black man describes his preaching method in simple terms. He explains he first tells the audience what he will tell them then repeats it and finally reiterates what he has already said, illustrating a cycle of repetition in his sermon style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Clark and Bryan clash over charges in convention fight
A lengthy exchange between Speaker Clark and Senator Bryan centers on accusations of alliance with privileged classes. Bryan defends his position while criticizing Clark for inactivity and campaign management. Oregon delegates Ham V Merrill, Captain White, and M B Huntley were elected to the Atlantic City convention. a resolution seeks equal pension rights for Spanish American War widows and children.
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Baltimore
W. J. Bryan
Clark
Bryan
Judge Parker
Murphy
Ham V. Merrill
Albany
Captain White
Eugene
M. B. Huntley
Oregon City
Atlantic City
Congress
Wiews
Local Man Chosen Head of Veterans Local
In the state organization officers were selected including Senior vice commander Jack Halford of Portland, junior vice commander A. W. McLaughlin of Eugene, inspector-general P. E. Elbert of Portland, chaplain E. R. Lundberg of Portland, marshal H. N. Sellinger of Hammond, judge advocate-general C. RR. Hotchkiss of Portland, and surgeon general Dr. M. Ellis of Albany. Eugene chosen as the next encampment meeting place. EF. S. Cooper of Portland, Wil-
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Jack Halford
Portland
A. W. McLaughlin
Eugene
P. E. Elbert
E. R. Lundberg
H. N. Sellinger
Hammond
C. RR. Hotchkiss
M. Ellis
Albany
EF. S. Cooper
Wilson Maintains Lead In Ballot Clash At Convention
Bryan remained quiet as Standford spoke while delegates debated adjournment options and possible four week recess for primaries. On ballot counts Clark led early, with Wilson gaining on later rounds as various state delegations shifted under unit rules and unofficial tallies. Wilson edged ahead on the thirtieth ballot amid continued staunch opposition by eastern delegates.
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Bryan
Standfoild
Wilson
Underwood
Harmon
Marshal
Foss
Clark
Watson
Kern
Governor Urged to Enforce Liquor Laws in Indian Trading Districts
A letter contends the state is not enforcing liquor laws in Toledo, Florence, Ely, and Pendleton. It urges the governor to require strict enforcement where Indians engage in trading, asking authorities to perform their duties without fear or favor.
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Toledo
Florence
Ely
Pendleton
Ballot tallies show Clark and Wilson leads across rounds
Unofficial and official counts for the eighty second, thirty fourth, and thirty fourth ballots list Clark and Wilson atop the totals. Clark sits at 446 to 447.5, Wilson at 475 to 479.5, with Underwood, Harmon, Kern, and Foss receiving smaller shares and several absent votes noted.
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Lot
Clark
Wilson
Underwood
Harmon
Kern
Foss
Hill’s retirement announced from Great Northern chair
St Paul Minn July 1 The resignation of James J Hill from his position as chairman of the board of directors of the Great Northern Railway becomes effective Monday Louis W Hill who was recently succeeded by Carl R Gary as president will succeed his father as chairman of the board J J Hill will remain a member of the executive committee With his retirement Mr Hill will have completed 33 years of railroading in the northwest
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St. Paul
Minn
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Louis W. Hill
Carl R. Gary
The
Great Northern
J. J. HI
Hill
Northwest
Missouri stirred up against Bryan in Mexico City
Mexico City Missouri officials warn Chicago bureau against permitting William J Bryan to speak at the local chautauqua this year. A. P. Whitney cites potential financial loss and fear of trouble as opposition to Bryan. Champ Clark's home district shows strong ill will toward him.
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Mexico City
Chautauqua Today
Chicago
William J. Bryan
A. P. Whitney
Bryan
Champ Clark
Referendum appeal advances in Oregon cases before election
Attorney General Crawford pushes the University of Oregon referendum cases with transcripts filed at the supreme court and abstracts ready for printing. Site briefs will be used as in former cases to speed actions. Both sides request calendar advancement to decide before the November election if possible.
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Salem
Ore
Crawford
University of Oregon
Supreme Court
Quiet Woman and Ught Husband Quote Sparks Debate
A wry remark notes that nothing loosens a quiet woman's tongue like a rough husband, sparking reflections on domestic behavior and social stereotypes in a concise, period-voiced quip.
Political reformer defined as independent politician
A reformer is described as a politician who does not align with the ruling group or gang. The remark contrasts reformers with insiders in political circles, emphasizing independence from factional ties.
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F.E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
UN Co
Pendieton
Inquire Monterastelli
Rock Springs
Demott’s
Dalles
Stanfield
W. T. Reeves
W. H. Bel
F. J. Donaldson
Morith, Penland Bros. Transfer CO
Tlouse
Bryan Repush
House of Representatives
Mr. Bryan
Main ST
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