Local classified notices and ads for Pendleton area
A dense collage of local ads shows rental listings for furnished rooms and houses including 656 Maple street and 1002 EB Court street, sales of cattle and timber, farm loan offers up to $50,000, wood for sale, and services from a cigar factory job to landscape gardening. Also promotional lines for hotels, planing mill screens, and a nurses training recruitment at Walla Walla Hospital.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Stonewall Jackson Street
W. J. Conner
Main Stret
Black
Main
Judd
Jersey
RK. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Maple Street
Cedar Street
Court Street
No Jong Waite
Mark Moorhouse
Stanfield
W. T. Reeves
Dey
Famus King Cigar Factory
Poy
Smith Bros
Main Street
Walla Walla Hospital
Walla Walla
Pendleton Planing Mill
Wanted Position as Cook on Farm by Woman
A woman seeks a cook position on a farm and asks inquiries be made at 491 Aurast. The Pendleton Cleaning and Dye Works advertises itself as the citys most up to date shop. Only first class help employed. All work guaranteed. Phone Miii 168.
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Pendleton
Penland Bros Freight Ad Promises Quick City Hauls
An unspecified company named Penland Bros advertises rapid service for furniture and plane moving short trips within the city or transferring to the country. They claim to haul anything and offer Main Street phone contact for $3 service.
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Penland Bros
Stock Farms for Sale in Livermore & Bickers Area
Property listing offers 3005 acres of stock farm land with 600 acres plow land and 70 acres timber, fenced and watered year round. Subdivisions feature fair buildings with $6000 cash and a balance due in one to five years. Listings by Livermore & Bickers.
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Livermore & Bickers
Amity Oregon dog sale ad for collie puppies
Thoroughbred scotch collie puppies offered by M. L. Little in Amity Oregon. Bitches priced at 5 dollars and stud dogs at 7.50. Mail or call for details at Route 1 Box 76.
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M. L. Little
Amity
Oregon
Pendleton Umatilla rail line ticket notice
Passengers out of Pendleton on the Pendleton Umatilla motor must obtain tickets at the depot before boarding. The railroad company insists on adherence to this rule.
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Pendleton
Popkins and the electric plant growth experiment
Weal Orange New Jersey July 17. Mecca of automobile parties and visitors by train. Jas Poplane a member of the Geritin colony at Metsantdale demonstrates electricity stimulates plant life. He set two iron wires above sprouts and powered a dry battery causing vines to grow unusually vigorous. He plans a full circuit to boost peas. Also, professional speed boat racing will be dropped from the Inter Lake Yachting association regatta at Put in Bay Ohio.
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Hopkins
Inter-Lake Yachting Association
Put-in-Bay
Ohio
Motor Cyclists Meet At Columbus Infi Half Mile Track
Columbus hosts the Federation of American Motor E sters annual national tournament and tours drawing about 145000 riders. Today riders and delegates are welcomed then a parade and business session follow. Racing begins Friday with events continuing through Sunday at the motorhome as visitors depart Sunday night.
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Motor Cyclists
Columbus
Ohio
America
Federation of American Motoresterists
Wisconsin Federation of Labor Opens State Convention
Sheboygan Wisconsin July 17 The annual state convention of the Wisconsin Federation of Labor began today with routine business on the agenda.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
Idaho Must Play Pair With Water
July 17 Falem Oregon letter threatens cancel of a water use permit for the Jordan Valley Carey project in Idaho unless Idaho grants a permit to use Idaho water. State Engineer Lowry urges reciprocity after Idaho supreme court ruling, warning Oregon may seek congressional action to protect irrigation along the border. Oregon aims to reclaim about 60,000 acres in Jordan Valley via a reservoir over the Idaho line.
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Falem
Idaho
John H. Lowry
Robison
Suteor Creek
Jordan Valley
Idaho Supreme Court
Walbridge and
Balley Va. Robinson
Oregon
Lewis
Oregon Sholl
Ida~ He
Hearings Open On Rates At Louisville Transit Points
Interstate Commerce Commissioner McCord began hearings in Louisville on rate questions affecting lumber handling and coal shipments. The cases include substitutions of tonnage at transit points and rate advances by carriers on coal and shipments from Louisville & Nashville and Big Four points, with the C&O Railway involved in additional matters.
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Louisville
Interstate Commerce
McCord
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Middleboro Board of Trade
Commbejoner McCord
C & OO Railway Company
Ty Involv
Wilson to sweep Jackson County
Letter from Medford La Follette supporter predicts big gains for Wilson and Marshall in Jackson County and the state. Notes Medford and La Follette elite backing, cites 2000 voters aligned, and cites sentiment from Chicago convention. Describes local disturbances by Robdatvelt Progressive club and W. 5. U'Ren.
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la Pollette
McCusker
Portland
Robdatvelt Progressive Club
W. 5
U'Ren
Thomas MccCusker Beause
Cileago
Usher
la Follette
Medford
Jackson
Wilson
Marshall
Jackson County
Chicago
Marshalls
Progressives Back La Follette as People’s Candidate
The note expresses continued support for progressive aims and pledge to persist in advocacy. It asserts confidence in La Follette as the people’s candidate and looks ahead to another four years of effort and improvement.
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la Follette
Mother Describes Living on 12 Dollars a Week
Hyde Park New York mother Mrs Elizabeth Kennedy says she provides for husband and two children on 10 to 15 dollars weekly by staying home. She urges women to forgo office work and learn home skills to maintain a healthy happy family without excess.
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Mrs. Kennedy
Kennedy
Not Bad Boy After Alt He Disobeyed His Mother
Harold Isaac, twelve, broke a promise to his mother to stay away from water to save George Klorris from drowning in a pond. He brought the boy ashore and confessed, facing punishment for disobedience but acting to save a life.
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Atlantic
Harold Isaac
Harold
George Kloriss
Isaac
Khriss
Local Child Praised After Tale Reaches Mother
Young Klortes overheard a remark and told Mrs. Isaac the full story. Instead of a spanking, Harold was praised by his proud mother, reflecting a forgiving household response.
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Ishment
Klortes
Isaac
Harold
Mathematician Dies at Pari July 17
Renowned mathematician Henri Poinecaire died in Pari on July 17 after a long and celebrated career. The obituary notes his pioneering work in analytical theory and his influence on students and colleagues worldwide.
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Pari
Henri Poinecaire
One He Loves Best Quarrel Over Package Suspense
A domestic scene unfolds as a husband grudgingly offers to take the blame to mend a quarrel while his partner remains sharp and skeptical about a mysterious package. He asks Belasigo to peek, insisting it is something for the one he loves most, as she mocks the idea.
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Belasigo
Pneumonia Endangers California Boxer Al Kaufman
San Francisco July 17 Al Kaufman heavyweight once tipped as a future world champion lies critically ill with pneumonia at his bedside. His fever tops 104 and doctors fear for his career while friends hope his rugged constitution helps him pull through. Promoter Eddie Graney seeks a substitute for an upcoming July 31 bout with Charley Miller.
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San Francisco
al Kaufman
California
Kaufman
Charley Miller
Eddie Graneys
Charley Horn
Miner
They Don't Speak Know Gladys Birth Day Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows Gladys at age 22 celebrating a birthday with Mabelle. The exchange includes misstatements about age and a cryptic remark about plans and safety as a judge is noted.
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Gladys
Mavbelle
Mabelle
Plottess
Dearie
Judge
Juvenile Adept and a Curious Picture Show Purchase
A juvenile adept recalls a strange event involving a picture show, where Shively paid $200 for a machine capable of producing fifty nine different noises. The tale hints at odd dialogue and a mishap with a borrowed baby.
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Shively
A Pleasure Like a Pipe May Be Solid Yet A Nuisance
A reader notes that a pleasure such as smoking a pipe can be solid in habit for the user yet a nuisance to others, highlighting conflicting social norms around personal enjoyment and public space.
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F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
State Hotel
Indy
Rock Springs
Demott’s Cigar Store
W. H. Bell
Ore
Justrite
F. J. Donaldson
Popkins
Ils
Chay Dorling
Juniper Ranch
William Wyrick
Cayuse
J. G. Reeves
Peter Crockett
Athena
RK. A. Powers
Bowman
Harry Kidner
Fay Warren
Weston
Engdahl
Farmers’ Union
Helix
N. P
Frank Saling
Fortland
Charles McLyman
Florence
John Meathman
KK. B. Richards
William Bollows
Maintainance Department
M. L. Morrison
Northern Pacific
Andy Larsen
Pendleton-Parco
James P. Neal
Freewater
L. Db. Howland
D. Peterson
Milton
W. B. Hinkle
Ora Hihevan
Bud Cornfield
Meacham
Cr. Morgan
Hermiston
H. Kh
Newport
Sharon
Ethel Chapman
North Carolina
D. A. Poehler
Brung Weter
Jess Hale
Victor Litvall
Dave Shumway
Elvin &. Lampkin
The
East Oregonian
Wl Weite
Lehman Springs
Johnson
Johnson Orchestra
Wallin Walla
Harold Warner
C.W. R. & N. Company
Wisconsin
Lehman Hot, Springs
Frank L. McNeil
Prop
Blue Mountains
Alta ST
Kaupma
Norfolk
Alexander
S. & I. Green
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