Local Classified Bits Promote Goods and Jobs in Pendleton
Locals see Lane and Son for signa Pastine pictures please all Dutch Henry for coal matn 178 wall paper paints etc Lane and Son wanted two waitresses at Hotel Pendleton springs coal either lump or nut it burns clean and goes further for rent Alexander residence on Water street inquire R Alexander phone Plataceder for fresh meat and lard Main 446 Men with combine want job cutting grain Etter and Son Pilot Rock Everybody goes to the Orpheum to see the beat and the clearest pictures buy your chickens for Sundays dinner at the Central Meat Market phone Main 33 Everything that s good to eat in motils and groceries at the Cash Market phone Main 101 Special rates to horsee poarded by the week or month at the Commercial Barn 620 Aura street phone Main 13 Experienced woman wants posi tion at cook with harvesting crew Address 701 Thompson street Pendleton Wanted Man and wife want job with harvest crew Man prefers to sew sacks wife to cook Call at 206 West Webb Gem Restaurant at 624 Cottonwood street will reopen at noon Wednesday It has been closed down on account of fire If you want to move call Penta Bros Transfer phone 3391 Large drag moves you quick Trash hauled once a week 647 Main street Meat Meat Meat If it s on the market it s here Farmers Meat Co Conrad Platzsoeder manager 224 EB Court street phone Main 445 Oldest volunteer corps in the world is the Honorable Artillery company of London which dates from 153% during the reign of Henry VIII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane & Son
Dutch Henry
Hotel Pendleton
Springs
Alexander
Water Street
R. Alexander
Etter & Son
Pilot Rock
Orpheum
Harvest Crew
West Webb
Gem
Cottonwood Street
Penta. Bros
Main Street
Farmers’ Meat Co
Conrad Platzsoeder
Court Street
Honorable Artillery Company of London
Henry VIII
Wanted Horse and Wagon for Mountain Trip Auction
Wanted heavy wagon or team for mountain trip August 1. For sale Black Percheron full blood to highest bidder for cash or bankable note six months at eight percent. Auction Saturday July 29, 1911 at Pilot Rock 2 o'clock. Cart and harness included. Passengers to Portland may take boat from The Dalles Str Bailey Gatzert leaves daily except Fri Sun at 1:20 pm arrives Portland 3:50 Fare $1.00.
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Socrati
Pilot Rock
Portland
Dalles
Bailey Gatzert
Pendleton's Fast Express Moves Furniture and Pianos
Pendleton's Fast Express offers light or heavy transferring services. Call George Stangler at Gritman Bros. Main 611 for prompt careful moving to any part of the city.
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Pendleton
Fast Express
George Stangler
Gritman Bros
Main
Patton's Barber Shop Ad In Round-Up Page
An old advertisement fragment promotes Patton's Barber Shop known as The Round-up Barber Pole opposite Alexander's store. It touts plenty of hot water and clean towels, highlighting attentive service in a compact card notice.
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Patton
Alexander
Five Barbers Working in Shop Says Local Parlor
Report notes five barbers present and dismisses long waits. The line suggests no discrimination as customers are not directed by race, with comments referencing Chinamen Indians or Japs. The piece captures a bustling shop scene and inclusive service attitude.
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Long Walta
Knights Meeting and Notices Across Fraternal and Business
Attention Knights of Damon Lodge No 4 meet tonight in regular session all members urged to attend. Lost item three Modern Woodmen receipt books and money orders to be returned to office or Henry Henning’s cigar store for reward. Oregon Building and Loan plans annual stockholders meeting July 25 1911 at 7 pm at Will Moore office 117 E Court St. Washington Post reports Southern Pacific must cut rail rates on lumber from Willamette valley to San Francisco. King George cold after speech while reviewing guards at Holyrood Palace. The Both brothers of Ideal Development surf rapids near Pateros en route to Wenatchee via the Columbia River.
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Woodmen of America
Henry Henning
Oregon Building and Loan Association
Will Moore
E. Court Street
R. Alexander
Ss. P
Washington, D. C
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Willamette Valley
San Francisco
Rail and industry notes on railroad spending and expansions
The report lists wage boosts for 2500 B and E engineers and large orders or plans across carriers. Atchison Topeka Santa Fe commits to 0 locomotives costing 1.6 million, Denver Rio Grande plans 56 thousand in shop enlargement at Salt Lake City, Louisville and Nashville orders 1800 tons of structural steel from American Bridge, while lines eastbound hold lead in tonnage. W. H. Wells oversees construction in Washington. Rural Louisiana milling groups oppose rice rate cuts to New Orleans, and Ohio incorporation filings merge Toledo Walhoming Valley with Cleveland and Marietta into a new line.
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Atchison, Topeka &Santa Fe
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Denver & Rio Grand
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line
American Bridge Company
Southern Railroad
Augusta Southern Railroad
W. H. Wells
Washington, D. C
Louisiana
New Orleans
Crescent City
Ohio
Toledo, Walhonging Valley
Cleveland and
Marietta
Clevelond
Toledo
Columbus
Ohio River
Wand Introduces New Season for Grain Field Fires
The Wand agricultural sector rolls out a fresh season for grain field fires aiming to manage stubble, reduce pests, and protect soil health across local farms. Officials urge careful timing, safer practices, and adherence to burn regulations.
Public notice of taken up animals Pendleton 1911
In Pendleton the city marshal lists two animals taken up a bay mare 960 pounds branded 17 on left shoulder and a gray horse about 1000 pounds branded N on left shoulder both with roached manes Owners must claim within ten days or the animals will be sold to the highest bidder at 2 pm July 26 1911 at the City Pound Oregon Feed Yard Proceeds cover sale costs TOM GURDANE City Marshal
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Pendicton
Oregon
Pen- Meton
Tom Gurdane
Personal gossip notes from Pendleton city visitors
George Brown visits Pendleton from Loxtine while George Whitmore of Echo stays overnight. Dr W Adams and wife of Madras visit. Frank Curl leaves for Seattle by the N P train. Several locals and guests—Meacham, Wenaha, Seaside, Long Beach—are noted for outings, visits, and travel.
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George Brown
Loxtine
George Whitmore
Echo
W. Adams
Madras
Pendleton
Frank Curl
Seattle
N. P
Fi Millicon
Meacham
Myrell Parlett
Seaside
H. A. Chapman
Ontario
Bowman
Ralph Hasse
Man's Body Found in River Near Roseburg Or
The body of a man believed to be Joseph Guyenz of Silver Bow Montana was found in the Umpqua River near Roseburg Oregon. He apparently entered the water to swim, suffered cramps, and drowned. He was about 40, a transient. Do you read the Past Oregonian.
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Rosebure
Joseph Guyenz
Silver Bow
Mont
Umpqua River
Echo People Leave for Mountains
Special Correspondence from Echo Oregon notes hot weather and harvest flight to mountains. Max temperature 107F. Residents, including W J Warner visiting legal matters, Mrs H K Hammer and Anna Mendenhall depart for College Place, and others trek to Wenaha Springs and Mt Adams for summer outings. Echo locals engage in banking, painting contracts, and visits with kin as waves of summer travelers depart.
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Echo
Ore
W. J. Warner
Hermiston
H. K. Hammer
Anna Mendenhall
College Place
C. M. Mcffnagle
Western Democrats dispute Harmon nominating chances
The piece marks several political quips and stances from early 20th century figures. Influential western Democrats say Harmon is too close to J. P. Morgan for a presidential bid. Virginia representative James Hay is noted as a long distance reader. New Jersey passes a law banning the public drinking cup with a month effective date. Georgia restricts women from practicing at the bar, while several law graduates study to challenge the statute. Senator Bourne campaigns by distributing documents and spreading copies of speeches. Winnipeg eyes a Golden Rule police administration modeled on Cleveland. Arkansas Rep. Mac narrowly avoided a fistfight, dislikes being told he resembles Dr. Mary Walker. Louisiana Rep. Broussard announces a U.S. Senate bid for 1915, challenging Gov. Sanders and Rep. Pujo.
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Harmon
J. P. Morgan
James Hay
Virginia
Congress
New Jersey
Jersey
Georgia
Jonathan Bourne
Oregon
Cleveland
Ohio
Winnepeg
Man
Robert F. Broussard
Louisiana
United States Senate
Governor Sanders
Pujo
Campaigning Governor Sanders Faces Withdrawal Pressure
Friends of Governor Sanders report he would withdraw unless confident of victory. Philippine trade returns for 1910 show exports at £40,625,463 and imports of $49,719,361, with export figures the largest in the islands’ history, surpassing 1800 by nearly $6,000,000 and reflecting yearly trade growth.
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Sanders
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Holyrood Palace
Pateros
Wash
Ideal Development Company
Methow
Wenatchee
Columbia
W. E. Brock
Harold
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Seth Richardson
Lehman Springs
J. A. Fitzpatrick
Lostine
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Mies
Rene Shea
Roy Alexander
Bertha Anger
Rose Campbell
A. Newton
Kennewick
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Fred W. Lampkin
The
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G. I. Hurd
Stanfield Standard
I. W. Dunning
Glenn McCullough
Stanfield
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E. H. Guyer
Tacoma
Weston
Carrie Sharp
Velma Wilkinson
Athena
W. A. Hyatt
Pilot Rock Record
Elelin
FE. A. Mann
Trout Lake
Newport
William Salt
Pacific Power & Light Company
Hood River
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Childrens Oxfords
Wohlenberg
Mountains
Wm. A. Rogers
Jensen Creamery
Bianchard Rutter
F. E. Livengood & Company
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