Local ads mix sale calls and rentals in Pendleton
Local notices advertise coal and wood sales at Oregon Lumber Yard and Pendleton Planing Mill, rental offers for rooms and apartments, sewing machine sales, cattle and dairy listings, a nurse training ad for Walla Walla Hospital, and transport options on the Bailey Gatzert. Also promotions for screen doors, chests, and a variety of services with quick calls to Main or Black phones.
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Johnson Street
Oregon Lumber Yard
Judd Building
F. BE. Judd
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Central Needle
Jesse Falling
Smith Bros
Main Street
Nurses’ Training School
Walla Walla Hospital
Walla Walla
Pendleton Planing
Portland
Bailey Gatzgert
Dalles
W. J. Conner
Main Stret
Stanfield
W.T. Reeves
Pendleton
W. H. Bell
Ore
Lincoln Street
Water Street
Pendleton Woolen Mills
New Branch Hospital Station Aims for Readiness
Plans for a new branch hospital station formerly Goodwin spur are moving ahead with a name change to Eastern Oregon Hospital or State Hospital. The change aims to ease traveler confusion and improve road access, part of broader county road upgrades. The state board has yet to appoint a superintendent for the Eastern Oregon hospital, with several applicants and the governor hinting the choice may go to an outside party. the appointment should occur soon to begin pre-Oct training.
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Goodwin Spur
Eastern Oregon Hospital
State Hospital
Captain Murphy
State Board
Eastern Oregon
West
Pendleton City marshal to auction unclaimed mule
The city marshal of Pendleton offers a black mule with mealy nose, 8 years old and branded FS on the left shoulder, about 1000 pounds. If unclaimed within ten days, the animal will be sold at public auction at 2 pm on the Sunday of July 1912 at the City Pound Oregon Feed Yard, proceeds to cover costs. Dated June 26, 1912. John Kearney, City Marshal. Also Penland Bros Transfer Co advertises moving services nearby.
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Pendleton
Oregon
John Kearney
For Sale Thoroughbred Scotch Cole Puppies
Bitches priced at six dollars and stud dogs seven dollars sixty in Amity Oregon. Contact M L Little R 1 Box 76 Amity for details about the litter and availability of puppies.
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M. L
Little
Amity
Oregon
Lost rifle reward offered for Winchester 1892 model
Lost item notice offers a $2.50 reward for a Winchester rifle calibre 982 20 model 1892 No 3876319. Finder to leave with John Kearney.
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John Kearney
Special Wood and Coal Prices From Kopitzke and Gillanders
Local timber and fuel dealer Kopitzke and Gillanders advertises dry red fir slab wood cottonwood yellow and black pine in five cord lots with special prices. Clean Rock Spring lump and nut coal also offered. Call Main 178 for inquiries before purchase.
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Rock Springs
Demott's Cigar Store
Main Street
Kopitzke & Gillanders
For Sale or Exchange Offers on Farms and Academy Buildings
E. T. Wade offers wheat land and alfalfa farms for sale or exchange in Temple. He notes two large academy brick buildings can be bought for the value of six and a half lots, inviting trades and viewings at the Temple building.
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Academy
E. T. Wade
Temple
Suffrage Leader Undergoes Operation in San Francisco
Mrs. Sarah Decker renowned Colorado suffrage reform leader was admitted with intestinal trouble since Monday and underwent surgery in San Francisco today.
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San Francisco
Cal
Sarah Decker
Colorado
Pendleton Visitors Attend Walla Walla Fourth Festivities
Pendleton residents and local visitors joined the Fourth of July celebration in Walla Walla. People named include Dave Lavender, Loudenslager of Hermiston, Jack Watson, George Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, J. C. Murray, Aubrey Graham, Lawrence G. Frazier, Paul Sperry, Lee D. Drake, Alta Smith, Letty McNett, W. L. Thompson, Major Lee Moorhouse, Frank Nude, Bert Jerard, Tom Thompson and daughters, J. B. McCook and children, George Young, F. E. Judd, John Lambirth, Chief of Police John Kearney, Sam R. Thompson, and Merle R. Thompson.
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Dave Lavender
Weston
Loudenslager
Hermiston
Pendleton
Jack Watson
Garden City
George Goodman
Walla Walla
John Adams
Bingham Springs
J. C. Murray
la Grande
Bowman
Aubrey Graham
Lawrence G. Frazier
Paul Sperry
Lee D. Drake
Alta Smith
Letty McNett
W. L. Thompson
Major Lee Moorhouse
Frank Nude
Stanfield
Bert Jerard
Tom Thompson
J. B. McCook
George Young
J. H. Young
Portland
F. E. Judd
Frank
John Lambirth
Judd
John Kearney
Sam R. Thompson
Merle R. Thompson
Roosevelt Sees No Good In The Platform
Oyster Bay July Roosevelt criticizes the Democratic platform calling it for public consumption only and says it cannot be enforced He predicts Wilson will push free trade causing ruin or else uphold tariffs while pretending platform declarations were for show He denies offering the vice presidency to Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Wilson
Ben Lindsey
Denver
Hadley rules out new party plan in Missouri
Jefferson City July governor Hadley declares the Republican party remains useful and states he has no intention of helping form a new party. He asserts no split to create a new political vehicle and emphasizes continuity within the GOP.
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Jefferson City
Republican Party
Goveror Hadley
Ex Mayor Fred T Sanderson of Klamath Falls Dead
Funeral for Fred T. Sanderson, former mayor, will be held in Klamath Falls on Saturday under Masonic auspices. His body arrived from Ashland. Businesses will close and flags will fly at half mast. Sanderson was a leading figure in local growth and development.
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Sanderson
Klamath Falls
Fred T. Sanderson
Masonic Order
Ashland
Netherlands establishes housewifery schools for farmer’s daughters
Government of the Netherlands establishes housewifery schools to encourage farmers’ daughters to stay home. The program covers multiple regions and plans to add other branches in the future.
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Government of
Netherlands
Wolgast Awarded Decision in Gory Fight
In Los Angeles on July 6 1910 Ad Wolgast and Joe Rivers fought 12 rounds in a light weight championship at Vernon. A low blow in the 13th led to a chaotic finish with Wolgast declared winner by referee Jack Welch. Rivers and many witnesses claim a foul though Welch and doctors dispute that.
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Los Angeles
Ad Wolgast
Joe Rivers
Vernon Areta
Walgast
Jack Welch
San Francisco
Bedlam
Welch
Rivers
Wolgast
A. M. Smith
L. W. Burt
Byington
Smith
Tom Carey
Pacific Athletic Club
Tom Jones
Jones
Hoth
al Holder
Wolthe
Rivver
Johnson Flynn fight ends amid police halt farce
In East Las Vegas New Mexico July 1 the Johnson Flynn heavyweight bout was stopped in the ninth by state police representing Governor McDonald. Captain Fornofft called it a brutal exhibition and illegal due to Flynn’s fouls. Referee Ed W Smith ruled Johnson winner as Flynn, bleeding and battered, showed no fight from early rounds.
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Johnson
Flynn
Smith
Flynn Bagge
Tim
Puchion
Flyn
Flynnn
Slahtts
Fleht Johnson
Las Vegas
N. M
Jack Johnson
Jing Flynn
Fornofft
State Force
McDonald
Ed W. Smith
Advertising costs for union labels cited in garment industry
The ad vertising cost the garment workers between sixty thousand and seventy thousand dollars a year while the cost to the International Typographical Union for advertising the International label alone runs about one hundred thousand dollars annually.
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International Typographicsl Union
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Madras
Val
F.E. Livengood & CO
Ladies’ Home Journal
Pendleton Planing Mill
UN Co
Justrite
F. J. Donaldson
Penland Bros, Transfer CO
Hadley
Wohlenberg
Rivera
Johnson-Flynn
Pendleton’s Drummers Sample Store
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