Local Classifieds Mix For Lane & Son Pendleton Trades
Local ads list Lane and Son offerings including eigna and wall paper. Hatch Henry coal orders and main numbers 178 446 appear. Pendleton ads seek waitresses washers cooks and moving services plus meat market and dairy cattle for sale. River boat to Portland and moving services listed among numerous local job and shop notices.
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Hatch Henry
Lane & Son
Pendleton
Peniis
Dros
Main Street
Farmers’ Meat Co
Conrad Fpintzoeder
E Vourt Street
Dutch Henry
Portland
Dalles
Str
Bailey Gatsert
Wanted Team and Light Wagon for Mountain Trip
Wanted to hire or purchase a team and light wagon or heavy hack suitable for a mountain trip. August 1 inquiry through this office for details and terms.
Patton's Barber Shop and Cord Wood for Sale
Local notice advertising Patton's Barber Shop with quick service and no long waits, praising cleanliness and non sharing of minority workers. Also lists cordwood for sale at five pounds per cord.
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Patton's
Alexander's
Timber Deliveries Set At Four Dollars Per Cord
A note places the price at four dollars per cord for timber deliveries on a site located 114 miles east of Pendleton. Contact Joe Vey at 1602 E Court Street for details.
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Pendleton
Joe Vey
E. Court Street
First Annual Meeting Of Northwest Commercial Executives
Preparing for the first meeting of the Northwest Association of Commercial Executives at Boise Idaho August 23 24 25 1911 with a strong program and Boise Commercial Club entertainment. Idaho State Press Association will meet in Boise and Holes, promising a unique event for newspaper and commercial club men. Noted speakers include Joseph F E Caine A L Sommers C C Chapman Francis Hope and others.
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Olse
Idaho
Northest Association of Commercial Executives
Boise
Boise Commercial Club
Idaho State Press Association
Tewspaper
Commercial Club
Joseph FE. Caine
Salt Lake Commercial Club
A. L. Sommers
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
Northwest Association of Commercial Executives
C. C Chapman
Portland Commercial Club
Francis Hope
California Developement Board
W Flt Wells
Sunset Magazine
W.or. Rothicker
Industrial Moving Picture Company of Chicago
Moving Pictures
Lantern Glide
A. J. Breitenstein
Missoula
Hanna Testifies Before Hardwick Committee About Steel Trust
New York July 28 T C Hanna brother of Senator Mark Hanna resumed testimony before the Hardwick steel trust investigating committee. He said he owned 19000 shares of Tennessee Coal and Iron company stock bought to develop the property and recounted the midnight Morgan conference leading to the trust gobbling the firm during a financial downturn when banks pressed them to sell.
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New York
T. ¢. Hanna
Iste
Mark Hanna
Hardwick Steel Trust
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Ord. Ph. Morgan
Famous Indian Chief Barnaby Dies at 75 on Colville Reserve
Barnaby of Daisy, a renowned Colville Tribe chief and public representative, dies at 75 in Spokane. Survived by a son. his daughter Mary died earlier. Funeral services likely by Father Cardl with a large potlatch planned, distributing belongings to close friends.
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Barnaby
Colville Tribe
Spokane
Wash
Reirs
Colville Reservation
Washington, D. C
Daisy
John McA. Webster
Mary
Captain Webster
Father (Aldl
Colville
Farmers and residents visit Pendleton in a busy day
John Todd and John Sorell were spotted in the city along with Pete Watson and Joy Rew purchase supplies for harvest and farm work. W. W. Hara, Mise Francois Russell, Charles Mulholland, T. E. Chidsey, Henry Lorenzen, Normal Alloway, Dr. and Mrs. M. Kern, A. Edwards, Eather Shea, Olga La Fontaine, P. B. Orduff, H. H. Trowbridge, Ralph Langdon, Harold F. Warner, Herbert Boylen, Ida Johnson, Lars Hansen, Jory, Mrs. George Peringer, Helen Idleman, and Justice Joe Parke were among visitors or residents reported in Pendleton and surrounding areas today.
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John Todd
John Sorell
Pete Watson
Joy Rew
W. W. Hara
Mise Francois Russell
Pasco
Charles Mulholland
Baker
Bowman
T. E. Chidsey
Heppner
Morrow
Henry Lorenzen
A. Edwards
Extresa
Eather Shea
Olga la Fontaine
Meacham
P. BE. Orduff
Stanfield
H. H. Trowbridge
Ralph Langdon
Echo
Pendleton
Harold F. Warner
Freewater
East End
Herbert Boylen
State Sheep Commission
Pilot Rock Ranch
Ida Johnson
Connell, Wash
M. A. Ferguson
Lars Hansen
M. A. Kern
Hermieton
Ella
Muriel Douglas
Pilot Rock
George Peringer
Mile Merle Peringer
Wensha Springs
L. D. Idleman
Helen
Portland
San Francisco
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parke S ‘Ds
Heat Grips Paris and Germany In Record Melt
Paris endures a severe heat wave with no rain for a month as temperatures climb from 86 to 97. Water cuts due to pipe breaks worsen suffering and deaths rise. Berlin reports the hottest spell since 1404 with heat prostrations across cities and coasts.
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Paris
Berlin
Germany
Stattin
Hamburg
Chlozne
Elewhere
Inventor James Hammond sails 27 years to avoid relatives
New York reports inventor of typewriters James B. Hammond, age 109, will roam the seas aboard his self designed gasoline yacht the Lounger II to escape relatives and employees. The 86 by 16 foot craft drafts three feet and tops 15 knots. He plans to return ashore and give the yacht to the government as a model marine design.
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Cares
New York
James B. Hammond
America
Hammond
Seven Seas
Vamimond
Holmes
Social leaders' truce ends in Newport amid social warfare
Mrs. Ogden Mills and Mrs. John R. Drexel bow to each other signaling a ceasefire in two weeks of rivalry for Newport society leadership. Men reportedly urged peace to protect business ties and upcoming entertainments led by Colonel John Jacob Astor, while Canada and Orient trade rise in US commerce.
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Ogden Mills
John R. Drexe
Newport
John R. Drexel
Bellevue Avenue
Mills
M. Livingston
Washington
United States
Canada
Japan
Great Britain
America
United Kingdom
Germany
France
England
Cuba
Ambassador Wilson Did Rise For National Anthem
In Mexico City a false report claimed Ambassador Wilson did not stand for the U S anthem at a July 4 breakfast. Wilson denied the claim, stating there was absolutely no truth and that he rose as expected at the moment the anthem played.
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Mexico City
United States
Wilson
Wilson & Tax Today
Killing at Decatus prompts mysterious quarrel report
Wyley Hill is dead in Decatus Alabama with four-shot double barrel gun inflicted wounds. Robert Langston surrendered to Tecatur sheriff after a quarrel at Langston’s home. Neighbors recall Hill and his wife staying with Langston’s family the night before the fatal event.
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Wyley
Decatus
Ala
Thales
Tecatur
Wyley Hill
Robert Langston
Hill
Taingstons
Laneston
Clerk shoots himself instead of burglar in Macon
Macon Georgia. George Skinner a bookkeeper at the Hirsch whorehouse where he is employed attempted to ambush a burglar. He fired three times missing the intruder and the bullet struck him. He is hospitalized with the self inflicted wound. Read today’s want ad.
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Macon
Jacob Hirach
George Skinner
Rattlers Drink Alcohol at Gary Library Incident
In Gary the public library caused a panic when attendants attempted to preserve six live specimens by placing alcohol around them. The effort lacked sufficient fluid, and the situation drew attention before it was contained.
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Chicago
Gary Public Library
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Eigna
W. Webb
Orpheum
Odell
Commercial Barn
Aura Street
Sayle
Jersey
TI. W. Short
Milton, Ore
Thompson Street
Pendicton
Pendiecton
Fast Express
George Stangler
Kitman Bros. Main
Tan
Koeppens
Wanna
Hardwick
Great Divide
Miss Normal Alloway
Mrs. M. §. Kern
Hermiston
Jory
Pendleton Woolen Mille
Willamette Valley
French
Oxfords
East Oregonian
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Orient
Baltimore
Rattlers
Cass Matlock
Désure
Ane
North Beach
T. J. Potter
Ash Street Dock
Hassalo
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Oregon
Wm. McMurray
O.W. BR. N. Co
Ore
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
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