Local Classifieds Include Rentals Pets and Goods for Sale
Local ads offer coal delivery house rental sewing machine look at Central Needle standard nurses training openings at Walla Walla Hospital and various services. Listings include rooms for rent screen doors and windows lumber yard wood sales river steamer trips to Portland ranch for sale and trade offers in Pendleton Oregon and surrounding areas.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
W. J. Conner
Main Stret
Judd Building
F. B. 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 Planing
UN Co. Propa
Lilleth
Monterastelli
Rock Springs
Demott’s Cigar Store
Portland
Dalles
Pendleton
W. H. Bell
Ore
Water Street
M. S
Penland Bros Transfer Co. advertises quick move service
Call Auto Truck for Transfer Work. Our specialty is quick work. Phone Main 389 for furniture and plane moving, picnic crowds to country, household goods stored by month. Penland Bros. Transfer Co.
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Penland Bros. Transfer CO
For Sale Kindling Wood at Pendleton Planning Mill
For sale kindling wood at Pendleton Planning Mill 1.50 per load. Also for sale Thoroughbred Scotch Collie puppies bitches 5.00 stud dog 7.50 M L Little R J Box 75 Amity Oregon
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Pendleton Planning Mill
M. L. Little
R. J
Amity
Oregon
Reward for Winchester rifle 22-20 model 1892
A $50 reward is offered for a Winchester rifle caliber 22-20 Model 1892 No 376319. Finder should leave the firearm with John Kearney.
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John Kearney
Beeson Allen Musical Comedy Co Goes Strong Again
Beeson Allen company opened its second Grand Theatre night to good houses and applause. Every number scored heavily and the comedy, dancing, and chorus work were warmly praised. Tonight shows the final run of Girls in Politics before tomorrow’s Hindoo Doctor. Highlights include The Undertaker Man and That College Rag. Beeson stars as a deaf old man and Vic Allyn in blackface.
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Beeson-Allen
Sores
Grand Theatre
Mr. Beeson
Vic Allyn
Allyn
Pacific Coast
YACHT RACE TURNED DRAMATIC AS SAILORS RESCUE TWO
In a Bayside yacht race the Betty led by Walter H. Funke and John Johns halted near the finish as spectators watched. Montandon and Girod fell from a rowboat after it capsized and, rescued by Funke and Johns, were taken to safety by Elmer Storl. Montandon later collapsed and was hospitalized with weak heart action.
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Walter H. Funke
Flushing
Funke
John Johns
Bayside
Yacht Club
Little Neck Bay
Arnold Girod
Ridgewood
L. T
Peter Montandon
Emerson Place
Brooklyn
Montandon
Girod
Johns
Elmer Storl
New York
Patrick Lahey
Flushing Hospital
Annie F Brown to Succeed Whitman as Lend-a-Hand Superintendent
Miss Annie F. Brown has been chosen to succeed Mrs Bernard Whitman as superintendent of the Lend-a- Hand society in New York City. The organization serves the poor through practical aid funded largely by wealthy women, and recently completed a $50,000 fundraising drive begun before Dr. Edward Everett Hale’s death.
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Annie F. Brown
Bernard Whitman
New York City
Edward Everett Hale
Local Social Roundup Of Pendleton Visitors And Departures
Miss Bess McPherson returned this morning while J B Hodder and P D Nash of Burns stay at the Bowman. West on leader Edgar L. Smith comes with his bride. Many Pendletonians plan Elks parade watching in Portland with trips to hot springs and Banff. Various residents travel to Portland Seattle San Francisco and coast points for visits and vacations.
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Bess McPherson
J. B. Hodder
P. D. Nash
Burns
Bowman
Mark Sturtevant
Pilot Rock
George Carnes
Edgar L. Smith
Weston
Athena
Pendleton
Eerwin P. Marshall
Portland
Coast Points
Ben Hill
Hot Lake
Fred Taylor
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Pomeroy
George Hartman, Jr
Banff
J. B. Kennedy
Maud Sheridan
Dalles
Rose City
Oregon
H. P. Fish and Baby
Santa Rosa
California
A. J. Tafanell
San Francisco
Ontaro
Will McKinney
F. E. Livengood
Seattle
Mr. Livengood
Sound
Judge Upholds Wage Increase For Southern Railway Workers
Acting as umpire in a wage dispute between Southern Railway officials and employees, Federal Judge Pritchard broke a deadlock and ruled in favor of the workers. Several thousand employees will see monthly raises from $3 to $7 as a result of the decision in Knoxville.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
The
Southern Railway
Pritchard
Daring jail escape by a Blackwell’s Island prisoner in towel suit
David R. Lewis, serving eleven months and twenty nine days for fraud against Metropolitan Street Mall, escaped Blackwell’s Island by shedding prison garb to reveal a towel and cloth suit, climbed Queensboro Bridge, and was recaptured after guards reported his white cloth jacket to police. The story notes Mrs. C. H. P. Belmont among wealthy New York women controlling vast fortunes.
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Blackwell's Island
Bridge
New York
David R. Lewis
Queen's Borough Bridge
Hughes
East River
Lewis
Mulqueen
Metropolitan Street Mallway Company
EgHo R. R. Station Is Being Improved
Echo Gre July 10 A force of railroad carpenters are remodeling the O W R & N station tearing out partitions in the north end to create a waiting room The current waiting room will extend the freight department Local residents and visitors are noted including A Cannon and bride Mrs Roy Ward F J Young Hugh D Smith Princess Smith Edna Baker Jesse Oliver and families Kidwell Casswell F T George and others are mentioned with travel to Portland Terrebonne Clinton Iowa and Butlercreek amid cattle shipments to Portland by Kidwell and Casswell
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Echo
Gre
A. Cannon
Bride
Milton
Roy Ward
Clinton
Iowa
F. J. Young
Portland
Hugh D. Smith
Princess Smith
Cecil
Ore
Buttercreek
Edna Baker
Pendleton
Rides on Man Over River Flight of Cap Sparks Police Case
Conductor E R Weathers rode atop a Lansdowne street car from Eadsbridge to East St. Louis station with Frank Ferry of St. Louis on the car roof after Ferry refused to pay a fare. Ferry snatched the conductor’s cap, tore the band, and tossed both items into the Mississippi. Weathers then bound Ferry with a seating hold until police arrived and held Ferry at the station.
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St. Louis
E. R. Weathers
Lansdowne Street
Eadsbridge
East St. Louis
Frank Ferry
Ferry
Mississippi
Weathers
Charge of insanity filed against Mrs A W Chase
Physicians say Army officer's wife Mrs Edith Chase reported a taxi robbery in Presidio California and suffered hallucinations. A charge of insanity has been filed against Mrs Edith Chase wife of Major Arthur Wallace Chase US Army stationed at Presidio California.
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Presidio
Cal
Washington, D. C
Edith Chase
Arthur Wallace Chase
Mra
Chase
Woman in Insane Hospital Case Baffles Detectives
Mrs. Chase, hospitalized in Washington after alleging a $2000 robbery of money and jewels, showed no sign she wore a pear necklace during the incident. Doctors report hallucinations and a nervous condition, with possible transfer to the Insane Hospital. Washington Star quotes a suburban tale linking to canned foods and a cautionary maternal anecdote.
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Washington Asylum
Robery
Mrs. Chase
They Were Seven Dr Wiley Quote Evidence Phrase
Dr Harvey W. Wiley is cited with a remark described as they were seven, reflecting a historical or scientific context. The fragment hints at a quoted statement attributed to Wiley and involves a commentary on a group of seven, but lacks full context or events.
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F. E. Livengood & CO
Ladies Home Journal
Willow Street
L. W. Jones
Elm Street
Justrite
F. J. Donaldson
Bayside Yacht Club
Nesene
KE. P. Marshall
Edgar F. Averill
Corvallis
J. J. Kelley
Evening Bulletin
W. L. Thompson
J. R. Raley
Nes‘mith Ankeny
Bingham Springs
J. T. Hoops
Holdman
Havana Station
Negro
C. H. P. Belmont
United States
Egho R. R
A. W. Chase
Pendleton’s Drummers Sample Store
Washington
Huga
Feller
Washington Star
Harvey W. Wiley
A. L. Schaefer
Peter Schuttler
O. K
J. H. Luck
Prop
Pendleton, Ore
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