Local classifieds list coal, rooms, and services in Pendleton
Numerous small ads offer coal from Oregon Lumber Yard and Kimmerer Coal, room for rent in Judd Building, furniture and cedar chests, fresh Jersey cows for sale, lawn and planing mill lumber, sewing machine caution, landscape work, nurse training openings, screen doors, chop suey parlors, house rentals, cedar chests, river steamer Str Batley Gatzert to Portland, stock ranch for sale, auto trips, and job notices. Also lost and found items and help wanted for tiling and Pendleton Woolen Mills.
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Bleyclear
Johnson Street
Oregon Lumber Yard
Judd
F. B. Judd
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Pendleton Planing
Jesse
Smith Bros
Main Street
Walla Walla Hospital
Walla Walla
Pendleton Planing Mill
Portland
Batley
W. H. Bel
Pendleton
Ore
Til
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Sime
Ll, C
Pendleton Pound Sale Notice for Black Mare
In Pendleton the city marshal takes up a black mare with mealy nose branded FS on the left shoulder about 1000 pounds. If not claimed within ten days from June 26 1912 the animal will be sold at 2 pm on Sunday in July 1912 at the City Pound Oregon Feed Yard Pendleton for cash. Proceeds go to costs and expenses of sale. John Kearney, City Marshal.
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Pendleton
Oregon
John Kearney
Penland Bros Transfer Co Adds Quick Call Service
Call Auto Truck for transfer work. Our specialty is quick work. Phone Main 839 for furniture and plane moving, picnic crowds to country, household goods stored by month. Local service by Penland Bros Transfer Co.
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Penland Bros, Transfer CO
For Sale Thoroughbred Collie Pups And Bungalow Bargain
For Sale two items listed by M L Little Amity Oregon. Thoroughbred Scotch Collie pups including bitches priced at five dollars and stud dogs seven fifty. Also a bungalow bargain ready by August first inquire 119 Lincoln street.
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M. L. Little
Amity
Oregon
Lincoln Street
Lost Winchester rifle seeks finder near John Kearney
Reward offered for a lost Winchester rifle caliber 22 20 Model 1892 No 8S87631 Finder to leave with John Kearney. Community notice requests return with claim to reward.
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John Kearney
For Sale and Exchange and Local Notices
Good dry red fir slab wood cotton wood yellow and black pine. Special prices in five cord lots. Clean Rock Spring lump and nut coal. Save money by seeing us before buying. Ko pitzke Glillanders Main 1738. For Sale or Exchange bargains in wheat land and alfalfa farms. Two big academy brick buildings for sale with lots worth them. 4B T Wade Temple building. Pendleton Baseball club benefit dance Eagle Woodman hall Wednesday July 3. You are invited. Wonder if swatting the fMles would help lawn tennis.
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Rock Springs
Demott’s Cigar Store
Main Street
S. Garden
Eagle Woodman Hall
Kopitzke & Glillanders
Academy
T. Wade
Temple
Pendleton Baseball Club
Eagle- Woodman Hall
Reverend Davis Named Scoutmaster In Far East Troop
The Reverend William Albert Davis a Methodist missionary in Kyoto Japan has been commissioned as a scoutmaster for the Hoy Scouts of America He has organized a troop of boy scouts in Osaka and Kyoto in the Far East.
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William Albert Davis
Kyoto
Japan
Hoy Scouts of America
Far East
Osaka
PERSONAL MENTION AND TRAVELERS IN PENDLETON AREA
A long list of residents and visitors is noted as Charles Hamilton from his reservation ranch, Charles Stanton from Helix, Dr. C. Brownell from Umatilla and many others move through Pendleton or spend time here. Movements include trains, motor cars, and trips to Walla Walla, Missoula and Portland.
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Charles Hamilton
Charles Stanton
Helix
C. Brownell
Umatilla
H. G. Austin of
Weiser
Pendleton
Running mate chosen on second ballot in party convention
On the second ballot the vice presidential race produced a split result as Marshall led with 646.5 votes followed by Burke, Chamberlain, and others. A move for unanimous nomination sparked dissent and a roll call began, with North Dakota withdrawing Burke’s name as the crowd surged toward the stage.
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Wilson
Burke
Chamberlain
New York
Marshall
Tilmoist
FE. W. Hurst
Missouri
Preston
Baltimore
Hurst
Miinois
McCombs
Osbornee
Sulzer
Wade
Hughes
New Jersey
James
North Dakota
Underwood Move Causes Party Tension at Conference
Discussion centers on withdrawing Underwood as nomination candidate while he endorses party success. Bankhead urges keeping Underwood in his current role, ruling out presidential bid. Delegates push to call roll again amid confusion as leaders confer on platform.
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Underwood
Congress
New Jersey
Bankhead
Missouri
Clark
Cenfer
Fitzgerald
Hughes
Palmer
Rogers
Sullivan
Alabama
Bryan Praises Wilson as He Yields Campaign Symbol
At a informal levee in his room delegates congratulated Bryan on his field. He hailed the progressive stance against predatory interests and said his enemies would not dampen his patriotism. He pledged loyalty to Wilson and suggested Burke of North Dakota and Senator Chamberlain of Oregon as running mate choices.
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Mont
Democratic
Wilson
Murphy
New York
Bryan
Praises Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Burke
North Dakota
Chamberlain
Oregon
Democratic Party Platform Highlights for 1924 Primaries
A Democratic platform declares support for presidential preference primaries and national committee selection by the national committee, pledges to ban corporate campaign contributions, seeks a single presidential term, and condemns the opposing administration as extravagant. It commends Congress’ record, calls for navy adequacy, rail and telegraph rate regulation, and stock overissuance controls, supports banking reform and competitive deposit bidding, urges European rural credit study, proposes flood control for the lower Mississippi, and favors a national approach to river navigation and Mississippi governance.
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Aingle
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aldrich
Monetary Commission
Europe
United States
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Rights of Water Users Decide Red Bridge Apportionment
A decision by Judge Henry J. Bean on water rights from Little Walla Walla Irrigation Union consolidated suits involving five ditches. Defendants appeal, contending the allocation at Red Bridge is unfair and may have been altered in the voluminous ruling. Fire losses for US and Canada fell to 108,998,800 in 1911 and 173,314,300 in 2012 for January through May.
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United States
Canada
Perpino Dress Shield Ad Promises Dry Arm Pits
An old advertisement urges women to buy Perspino dress shields to keep armpits dry and prevent staining. It proclaims ease of use, safety for fabrics, and a money back guarantee. Priced at 25 cents per box, distributed by Perspo Co. with local Pendleton endorsements.
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Perspo Co
Lincoln Ave
Chicago
Pendleton
Pendleton Drug Co
Tallman & Co
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
J. F. Donaldson
For Rent Furnished Apartment Rooms at Water Street
Furnished apartment rooms available to rent at 02 Water Street. Quiet building, utilities may be included. Ideal for singles seeking short or long term occupancy. Contact landlord for viewing and pricing details.
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Water Street
Platform calls for anti trust measures and direct senator vote
The platform denounces monopoly and holding company practices while condemning the Republican administration for compromising with Standard Oil and the Tobacco trust. It blasts GOP efforts to widen federal power and strip state rights, urges passage of income tax and direct election of senators, and opposes campaign spending secrecy amid huge political expenditures.
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Standard C Company
Tobacco Trust
United States
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