Local Classifieds From Pendleton Area Listings
Local notices advertise coal lumber and wood services cement plumbing and screen work. Walla Walla nurse training jobs housekeeping and sewing machine bargains appear alongside cattle dairy cows and a river voyage offer aboard the Bailey Gatzert. Property sales rents and home improvements fill pages from Pendleton to Walla Walla with contact details and prices.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
W. J. Conner
Main Stret
Furntanea
Judd Building
F. E. Judd
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Stanfield
W. T. Reeves
Central Needle
Jesse Falling
Smith Bros
Main Street
Walla Walla Hospital
Walla Walla
Pendleton
UN Co
Lilleth
Furnisnea
Monterastelli
Rock Springs
Demott’s Cigar Store
Portland
Dalles
W. H. Bell
Ore
Water Street
Penland Bros Transfer Co Move and Storage Ad
Call Auto Truck for Transfer Work. Our specialty is quick work. Phone Main 389 for furniture and plane moving. Please crowds to country. Household goods stored by month.
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Penland Bros. Transfer CO
For Sale Thoroughbred Scotch Cowell Puppies
For Sale two Scotch cowell puppies bitches five dollars each stud dogs seven fifty address M L Little box 75 Amity Oregon
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M. L. Little
Amity
Oregon
Lost rifle reward offered for Winchester Model 1892
Lost with a $2.50 reward for a Winchester rifle calibre 220, Model 1892, serial number 376319. Finder should leave the rifle with John Kearney.
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John Kearney
Heeson-Allen Musical Comedy Opens to Packed House
Standing room only greeted the Heeson-Allen Musical Comedy company at the Grand as "Girls in Politics" opened an engagement with a full house. Tom Beeson led a strong cast through snappy dialogue and catchy numbers, with Freeland, Allyn, Vernon, Whitside, Richards and others shining in rehearsed routines and buck and wing dancing. The show runs again Thursday with an entire cast change.
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Heeson-Allen
Pendleton Theater
Tom Beeson
Mr. Freeland
Honey Girl
Vic Allyn
Bessie Vernon
Tim Toolin
Mr. Beeson
Champ Clark
Beeson-Allen
Caroline
Mr. Whitside
Dolly Richards
Big Panama Canal outlay prompts no new bonds
Washington reports nearly 100 million dollars in the treasury and a total canal expenditure of 276,487,000 to date. Of this, 137,886,060 came from the general treasury and the rest from bonds. For the past year the Army spent 150,182,000, the Navy 136,556,000, pensions 153,597,000, and interest on debt 22,618,000 with the postal deficiency 1,568,000.
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Army
Navy
Irish players in baseball sparks barroom clash
Manager Charles Carr and friends read scores in a grill room when a Jewish bartender derides Irish players and claims Jewish owners back clubs. Carr retorts that Jewish owners aren’t listed in the batteries, prompting a provocative exchange in this Kansas City Journal item.
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Charles Carr
The
Blues
Fellows
O’tooles
Finnegans
Cheneys
Heartbreak in a Girl’s Life Echoes of First Love
A reflective line notes the moment in a girl’s life when a heartbreaking love affair becomes the defining joy she seeks. The sentiment hints at juvenile romance and emotional growth in a period of self discovery.
Personal Mentions from the City Yesterday
A parade of visitors and residents across Pendleton and nearby towns includes Hoffman among the Picot Rock people in the city, H McConnell of Salem at a local hotel, Verne Belts of Pilot Rock visiting, AK Powers with the Walla Wallas in Pendleton, As a B Thomson from Echo, D G Bounds of Baker at the St George, Mrs Nancy Deapain leaving for Portland, W A Crane of Walla Walla as a guest, H Leathers registered from Heppner, Mrs John Timmerman from Helix, Mrs Jerome Freedman heading to Portland due to a sister’s death, W R Reinhart a hardware salesman visiting, Mrs N D Swearingen and daughter Daphne in Puget Sound cities, Miss Edith Slusher in Portland for Elk week with Miss Alice Wehring, Mrs Norbourne Berkeley bound for Portland, Edgar F Averill deputy game warden leaving for Hermiston, Lev Eldridge from Pilot Rock spending the night, Ray Fugit returning from months in the California gold fields, Mr and Mrs E L Hamilton of Pasco stopping at the N P train, Mr Hamilton Pasco city engineer, Mrs William Slusher and niece Ruby Hazlett heading to Slusher ranch at Nolin, Dr and Mrs C J Smith, Dr and Mrs R E Ringo, and Mr and Mrs John Marshman guests at the Hotel Multnomah in Portland.
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J, Go, Hoffman
Picot Rock
H. McConnell
Salem
Verne Belts
Pilot Rock
AK. A. Powers
Walla
Walla Walla
H. Leathers
The
Bowman
Heppner
John Timmerman
Helix
N. P
N. D. Swearingen
Daphne
Puget Sound
Edith Slusher
Portland
Alice Wehring
Norbourne Berkeley
Edgar F. Averill
Hermiston
Lev Eldridge
Ray Fugit
San Francisco
E. L. Hamilton
Pasco
Pasengers
Hamilton
William Slusher
Ruby Hazlett
Slusher
Nolin
J. Smith
R. E. Ringo
John Marshman
Multnomah
Radical laws urged by compulsory education league
Officials of the National League of Compulsory Education push radical reforms in Milwaukee. Proposals include preventing marriage of the mentally unfit, pensions for widows and dependent children, woman suffrage, medical inspection for all public and parochial schoolchildren, certificates for child employment, compulsory education and child labor laws, civil service for truancy officers and rural truancy officers.
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Milwaukee
National League of Compulsory Education
Mariposa Sets Sail From Seattle With Female Wireless Operator
The Alaskan Steamship Company steamer Mariposa, Captain Thomas Moore, departed Seattle for Cordova Valdez and Seward carrying 75 passengers. Miss Mabelle Kelso served as wireless operator, the first woman in that role on a vessel from this port.
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Seattle
Alaskan Steamship Company
Mariposa
Thomas Moore
Cordova
Valdez
Seward
Mabelle Kelso
Perfect Husband Too Good Declares Wife
In Oakland, Clarence Haines admitted in divorce court that he never smoked, drank, or gambled, explaining his perfect habits drove his wife Ida I. Haines to flee room entrances. She sought a cross-complaint, securing an interlocutory decree of divorce in Oakland.
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San Francisco
Clarence Haines
Ida I. Haines
Oakland
Haines
FourYearOld Strangles SixFoot Gopher Snake In San Gregorio
In Wild Goose canyon, four year old Charlotte Newman, daughter of farmer Charles Newman, awoke to a coiled gopher snake strangling her. She throttled the reptile to death. the farmer uncoiled it and kept the skin, a trophy for the household. Poet Charles Elmer Upton plans to reference the event in his canyon poems.
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San Gregorio
Wild Goose Canyon
Charles Elmer Upton
San Mateo County
Charlotte Newman
Charles Newman
Charlotte
Newman
Upton
Peninsula
Would Wear Tights In Court To Prove Beauty
Opera singer Mia Melanie Unger files affidavit in Supreme Court seeking separation and alimony. She offers to appear in tights to prove her beauty while alleging her husband Max Unger deserted her in Paris in 1912 and substituted counterfeit money, prompting a request for $25 weekly alimony and $54 in counsel fees.
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New York
Artificia
Mia
Melanie Unger
Max Unger
Aviator Demonstrates Beer Run From Kinloch Field
Anthony Jannus of Benoist school and pupil Milton Korn flew from Kinloch to Creve Coeur Lake at 6:30 pm to fetch beer for two women. They returned with two bottles and noted that a tractor biplane could have carried a larger load.
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Jannus
Korn
St. Louis
St. Louisane
Prisoner Refuses Parole In San Rafael
Edward Newland serving six months in Marin County jail for assault refused to accompany Sheriff Keating to parole board hearings, prompting the board to deny his parole despite prior indications of favorable action. Newland, said to be well connected in Oakland, did not attend the session.
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San Rafael
Edward Newland
Keating
Newlands
Oakland
Countess Seizes Her Husband's Wardrobe in Paris Divorce
Former Mrs. Nellie C Bennett, wealthy Philadelphia widow, seeks a divorce from Count Gustave de Rain aut-Armand in Paris. The Dutch-count husband allegedly pressed her to quit their Germantown home, but she refused to leave the conjugal domicile. The marriage lasted nine months with a troubled start.
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Paris
Nellie C. Bennett
Philadelphia
Gustave de Rainaut-Armand
Years of Suffering from Catarrh and Blood Disease
Miss Mabel F. Dawkins of Fort Wayne Indiana relates three years of catarrh and blood disease. After trying many doctors and remedies she used Hood's Sarsaparilla and two bottles restored health. She recommends Hood's to others and notes the product comes in usual liquid form or Sarsapabs chocolate tablets.
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Mabel F. Dawkins
Lafayette St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Hood
French judge orders division and support in strangest case
A French judge forced a woman to surrender a count's clothes after she claimed payment for them. He noted her common law marriage meant half her property belonged to her husband. The judge then ordered the count to pay his wife $200 monthly from her own funds, prompting her to seek divorce. The passage ends with a wry remark on water supply and education jargon.
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France
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F. E. Livengood & CO
Ladies Home Journal
Willow Street
L. W. Jones
Elm Street
Justrite
F. J. Ronaldson
West
Alta Street
Sam
Jerome Freedman
W. R. Reinhart
Child OF Four
Jesse Failing
Pendleton’s Drummers Sample Store
Dimick Stock Farm
Poland
China
Washington
Iowa
Illinois
E. J. Lankins
Hubbard
Kloster Bray Beer
Alfred Schneiter
Hot Lake Sanatorium
W. R. & N. Railway
Hot Lake
Walter M. Pierce
Oregon Pres. & Mer
Golden Rule
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