Local Classifieds and Notices Include Jobs and Goods
Local brief ads list jobs at Hotel Pendleton and Odell's Store, rooms for rent on Franklin Street, meat market promotions, coal by Dutch Henry, Jersey cows for sale, and travel by the Bailey Gatzert. Also mentions fresh meat, washer searches, and a public transfer service with rates. Includes historical note on the London artillery corps, and river passenger details with schedules to Portland.
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W. Webb
P. O
Orpheum
Odell’s
Franklin Street
Aura Street
Jersey
Peniny. Bros
Main Street
Farmers’ Meat Co
Conrad Platsoeder
E. Court Street
Honorable Artillery Company of London
Dutch Henry
Dalles
Bailey Gatzert
Portland
Pendieton'a Fast Express Moves Furniture Promptly
Pendieton and Gritman Bros offer light or heavy transfers and piano moving services in the city. Contact George Stangler for prompt, careful delivery and handling of furniture and pianos to any area.
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Pendieton
George Stangler
Gritman Bros
Wanted. Team and light wagon or heavy hack
Help wanted for mountain trip on August 1. Inquire at this office.
Patton's Barber Shop Ad in Town Round-up
An old style ad for Patton's Barber Shop notes a round-up at the barber pole opposite Alexander's store. It promises plenty of hot water and clean towels, and describes the place as well equipped.
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Patton's
Alexander
No Long Waits at Barber Shop With Five Barbers
Five barbers work continuously in the shop, ensuring no long waits. The note mentions customers from Chinaomen, Indians, or Japs in a casual, historically dated phrasing. The record preserves the reader’s snapshot of fast service and diverse clientele language.
Cord Wood for Sale Near Pendleton
800 cords of cottonwood offered for sale at $5 per delivered cord or $4 per cord for on site pickup. Location is 114 miles east of Pendleton. Contact Joe Vey at 1502 E Court Street.
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Pendleton
Joe Vey
E. Court Street
Pendleton Lodge to Hold Regular Meeting July 27 1911
Pendleton Lodge No. 253 B P O Ellis will hold a regular meeting at the lodge rooms Thursday evening July 27 1911 at 8 o clock p m. Refreshments will be served. All members are requested to be present. By order of the exalted ruler THOS FITZGERALD Sec.
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B. P. O. Ellis
Pendleton Lodge No
Thos, Fitzgerald
Sec
Bids Asked for Coal and Firewood by Umatilla County
Umatilla County Oregon invites sealed bids for one carload of Rock Springs lump coal delivered to Pendleton and 100 cords of four foot oak fir wood cut from green amber and delivered to the county courthouse yard. Delivery by November 1 and bids due August 2 1911. County Clerk to receive bids. court reserves right to reject all bids. Frank Salin g county clerk.
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County Court of
Umatilla
Oregon
Rock Springs
Mailroad
Pendleton
Court House
Ted
Fprane Saling
Negroes Convicted Under Jim Crow Law In Train Incident
In Shreveport two black women, Nesro Milds Drageed and Ella Norris, were fined $25 and costs after court conviction for violating the state Jim Crow law. They were dragged from a Pullman berth aboard a Kansas City Southern train last night amid protests by L. W. Calvert. The defense argued the law did not cover such cases, but the court ruled it did, noting the uproar as the women, still in night clothes, were loaded into a police car.
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Nesro Milds
Shreveport Lo
Matilde Morris
Ella Norris
Policm
Kansas City Southern Railroad
L. W. Calvert
Monroe
Michie
Lake Charles
Park Loungers Buy Milk from Austin Visitor in New York
Adele Doyle of Austin Texas, temporarily living in New York, is praised by City Hall and Battery Park loungers for treating them to milk at the Strauss pavilion in the park. She invites newsboys to join. Dan and other regulars participate, with hundreds reported in Battery Park.
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Tesaa
New York
Adele Doyle
Austin
Texas
City Hall Park
Battery Park
Strauss Pavilion
Bark Thrown From Big Pound Laughing in Road
Earl Bartmess, wife and child nearly killed when horse ran away on Hood River road. The parents, searching for the baby, found the toddler lying in the roadway laughing hundreds of feet behind the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bartmess
Mr. Bartmess
Hood River
T Teir
Kinmath Falls Council Deliberates Sewer and Sidewalk Project
A pending Kinmath Falls city council resolution seeks authorization to fund sewers and sidewalks after bids from contractors were deemed excessive, enabling the city to proceed with construction. The move focuses on relieving elevated costs and enabling infrastructure upgrades.
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Kinmath Falls
Pendleton Social Roundup Of Visitors And Travelers
Local Pendleton residents and guests are noted in a social roundup with names including Ab Warner M Morrison and Jack Vincent. Visitors and travelers such as Dr Fred Liewallan Col H G Newport J O Kincald and Mrs George Goodmay are reported in and leaving for Portland Seattle Edmonton and Wehaha Springs.
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Ab Warner Ia
Pendleton
RK. L. Castee
Plot Rock
Henry Hill
Pasathger
M. Cc. White
Baker
Roosevelt
Wenaba
M, IL
Morrison
Helix
N.fp
Charles Carter
Portland
Seattle
Fred Liewallan
Pilot Rork
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
Toiy
J. O. Kincald
Ione
John F. Ail
Northern Pacific
P. H. McPhee
Wehiha Springs
Mise Wintie Goylen
Wenaha Springs
J. B. Saylor
Freewater
George Goodmay
H. H. Nolen
Boise
FE. J. Sommerville
Edmonton
Alberta
Buick Saily Caries Govermor Over State
Governor Weet and the Desert Land Board of Oregon toured central and southern Oregon in the old Betsy, a 40 horsepower Buick owned by F Zim Baldwin of Klamath Falls. The eight day trip visited Lakeview Adel Plush Paisley Silver Lake Pond Laidlaw and Crescent Fort Klamath, with a minor delay from a punctured tire.
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Weet
Desert Land Board
State of Oregon
Oregon
Klamath Falls
Betsy
F. Zim Baldwin
Lakeview
Adel
Plush
Paisley
Silver Like
Pond
Laidlew
Crescent
Fort Klamath
Warner Dowert
Berlin Society Moves to Reform Men's Garb
A Berlin group from varied professions forms to alter men's fashion urging knickerbockers trousers and long hanging coats. The move draws ridicule as German influence on world fashion remains weak amid dominant military uniforms and London's style authority.
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Berlin
Cologne Gazette
Germany
London
New Orleans Widow Presents Civil War Flag in New York Home
At 60 West Ninety Fourth Street Manhattan Mrs. Eugene Quinlin of New Orleans gave Colonel Charles Davis of the Thirteenth regiment an American flag from the Civil War. The flag traces back to Francis J. Quinlan of Brooklyn who carried it as standard bearer of Company A, Thirteenth NY. Quinlin’s son John F. Quinlin married Eugenia Trinchard, and after a long chain of events the flag reached his widow. The reunion followed communications with Colonel Davis.
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New York
G. H. Smith
West Ninety Fourth Street
Manhattan
Eugene Quinlin
New Orleans
Charles ©. Davis
Thirteenth Regiment
Quinlin
F. Ey. Trinchard
Alabama
Francis J. Quinlan
Brooklyn
Quintin
New Orleane
John F. Quintin
Eugenia Trinchard
John F. Quinlin
Davis
Police Riot in Chicago Hits Peddlers Strike
Three policemen injured and a peddler struck on the head with a hatchet as scores beat others in a major riot over an anti-norse ordinance. Women with babies joined the mob, police fired revolvers to disperse rioters, a wagon overturned and contents spilled. Bricks flew as two rioters were seriously hurt and authorities forced to shoot to quell the violence.
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Chicago
Prize to Aviator for Panama to California Message Flight
A $14 000 prize will be offered to the aviator who delivers a message from the Panama Canal to San Diego during the exposition. The event marks the canal’s practical completion with a historic 1000 mile flight. President Collier of the Panama Pacific exposition endorsed the proposal in Washington.
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Washington, D
Panama Canal
San Diego
Collier
Potato Bugs Reach Northwest Potatoes Here
Northwest potato growers worry over the first appearance of the Colorado beetle in Seattle Washington July 7. The pest has historically plagued the East and central West causing millions in losses as it spread from Colorado to Kansas Ohio Pennsylvania New York Maryland and Virginia by 1875.
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Northwest
Seattle
Wash
United States
Colorado
West
Kansas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
Virginia
Button in collection bag promises repayment
A clergyman recalls a Sunday incident in which a button vanished from the collection bag. He implies a single member could have taken it and will replace it with a coin. After service a wealthy but tightfisted man confesses an accidental pocket mix up and offers a shilling to restore the button.
Harvest labor shortage worries western Canada farmers
Winnipes, Manitoba reports a projected need for 75 000 harvest hands to farm the western wheat crop. Saskatchewan could require 96 000 workers, Manitoba near as many, and Alberta three to four thousand as harvest begins.
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Winnipes
Man
Canada
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
Women’s feet grow larger says shoe dealers
New York July 27. A convention of shoe dealers heard that women's feet are growing larger nationwide. The delegate linked the change to athletic activity, noting that sizes have shifted from no. 2 and 0 to no. 1 and no. 6, with smaller sizes scarcely sold.
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New York
Chicago
Yoncalla Times to Publish First Issue Friday
The Yoncalla Times announces its inaugural issue will roll off the press this Friday. Publishers are D. A. Morrison, J. S. Kelly, and F. B. Rutherford.
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The
Yoncalla Times
D. A. Morrison
J. S Kelly
F. B. Rutherford
Clergy Questioned After Button Bag Mystery
A clergyman questions a parishioner about a mysterious button placed in a bag. The participant admits limited knowledge and hints that two individuals could not have placed the button, prompting the contributor to leave in frustration and self-reproach.
Pleasure haunt schedules excursion steamer resumes service
A coastal pleasure destination enhances access this summer with a fixed timetable independent of tides. The popular excursion steamer now offers regular trips and predictable round trips for visitors.
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Fuk
Livengood
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Lane & Son
Igna
Hotel Pendleton
Thompson Street
Tan
Koeppens
Prug
Gith
Park
Minnick
Walter Adams
Wesley Bowman
F. Taylor
Jack Vincent
Schaefer Jewelry
Wehaha Springs
J. B. Kennedy
B. E. Kennedy
Vancouver Ave
Bertha Anger
Edna Wissler
Puralee Halley
Ing
Fitz Gerald
Javina Stanfield
Miss Stanfield
University of Oregon
Howard R. Keylor
BE Roosevelt
Walht Walla
BUICK
Tute Kiniekerhbockers
Troyeers
Cont
Oxfords
East Oregonian
Wohlenberg Dep't. Store
Panama
Cass Matlock
Besire
Aee
North Beach
T. J. Potter
Ash Street Dock
Hassalo
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Wm. McMurray General Passenger Agent
Ore
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
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