Local Classifieds Include Rentals and Goods for Sale
Locals advertise furnished apartments cedar boats restaurant lodging and housekeeper needs. Listings include a 315 Lewis street inquiry for a furnished apartment, 112 Nast High St contact, and W. Webb for cookhouse housing. Also want good rags, two furnished rooms with board, and a 400 acre wheat farm for lease. Includes stage and river travel details and contact numbers.
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Dutch Henry Feed Yard
Lewis Street
East Oregonian
Joe Ell
American National Bank Kldg
Paul Hemmelgarn
Nast High St
W. Webb
Stockholders Meeting Notice at Oregon Building and Loan
The regular annual meeting of stockholders of The Oregon Building and Loan Association will be held at the secretary Will Moore’s office 117 East Court Street on Tuesday July 29 1913 at 7 pm Ady
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The
Oregon Puilding & Loan Association
Will Moore
East Court Street
Lost horses from McKay creek with rewards offered
Steward offers a reward for recovery of three horses from the Pilot Rock area. A dark chestnut sorrel over 900 lbs branded star, a black mare with a white hip spot, and two bay work horses about 1200 lbs branded JAK. also a grey horse with Welsh features. One bay mare bears J. J. on shoulder. a wire cut on a front foot. Contact Clarence Adame, Pilot Rock Oregon.
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McKay Creek
Star
Jak
J. J
Clarence Adame
Pilot Rock
Oregon
Lockley Almost Run Out Of Marshfield Town
Fred Lockley recalls a Marshfield Oregon episode where townsfolk and even Mayor Straw sought to drive him from town for reporting. He faced telegrams and warnings as a hotel stay and Good Roads meeting drew curiosity. Citizens claimed the mayor pushed for expulsion, while Lockley vowed self protection and noted the incident shows extreme town inflammability.
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Portland Journal of Sunday
Fred Lockley
Pendleton
Marshfield
Ore
Lockley
Equaintance
Journal
Portland
Straw
Aittle
Dr Straw
Calid
Wife’s hush delivers turning point on street looks
A husband complains that passersby ignore his wife while walking down a main city street. She retorts that men notice her because he walks behind, prompting him to observe the astonished stares he had missed. He admits fault and vows not to comment on her looks again. The wife keeps a neutral expression.
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Houston Post
Card of Thanks for Charles Milton Myrick
The family expresses sincere thanks to many friends who assisted them during the illness and death of their son and brother Charles Milton Myrick. B. P. F. Myrick and family.
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Charles Milton Myrick
Myrick
Local social notes recall visitors from across towns
James Johns visits Echo on a dual news trip. Hodges from Pilot Rock arrives from home. Raymond Walker travels from Stanfield for weekend. Cantendine of Walla Walla visits. Mr. and Mrs. Strauss from Pasco in city. Gerald Stanfield, Pendleton sheepman, visits. G Goodmin takes Oregon Market post. McKenna and Combs from Baker among Sunday visitors. Stutsman and Winter Ross from Prairie City register at St George. Jerry Stone, Athena pioneer, spends day in Athena. H C Milla travels to Hidaway Springs to join his mother. W C Stewart from Hermiston arrives from west county, stays overnight. Hartman Jr and Burroughs pair spend Sunday at Lehman Springs. District Attorney Steiner visits east county. Minnie Renn returns from Walla Walla. Mrs. Furnish of Portland arrives, trips to Furnish summer home near Bingham Springs. Kathleen Furnish visits Athena, guest of Jessie McEwen. Effie Jean Frazier returns from Bingham Springs. Fred Peters of Tulare moves to live with father H F Peters. Mrs. Robert Chauncey Bishop hosts four bridge tables for Mrs. Roy Bishop of Pendleton. other gatherings honor Mrs. Bishop. R B Parnsworth, ex Miss Laura Wyrick, visits. formerly in Calgary, now Winnipeg with husband, Pendleton dentist. They plan to join doctor in two weeks.
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James Johns
Echo
JM. Hodges
Pilot Rock
Raymond Walker
Stanfield
BH. F. Cantendine
Walla Walla
Mrs. H. Strauss
Pasco
Gerald Stanfield
G. Goodmin
Oregon
HW. McKenna
J. L. Combs
Baker
S. Stutsman
Winlter Ross
Prairie City
St. George
Jerry Stone
Athena
H. C. Milla
Hidaway Springs
W. C. Stewart
Hermiston
George Hartman, Jr
Ben Ll. Burroughs
Lehman Springs
Frederick Steiner
Miinile Renn
W. J. Furnish
Portland
Furnish
Bingham Spring
Kathleen Furnish
Jessua McEwen
Effie Jean Frazier
Bingham Springs
Fred Peters
Tulare
California
H. F. Peters
Robert Chauncey Bishop
Roy T. Bishop
Pendleton
Bishop
Salem Statesman
R. BE. Parnsworth
Laura Wyrick
Calgary
Winnipeg
Farnsworth
Not Afraid to Try Again Says Former Jailed Spouse
Theodore Roberts, jailed six months for alimony arrears, argues a man should pay what he can and that courts must avoid unjust sums. He promotes alimony as essential yet criticizes harsh jail terms, urging smaller payments and freedom to earn. He extols partnership, home as refuge, and a cooperative domestic system led by women to reduce conflict.
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Theodore Roberts
New York
C.ub
Ludlow Street
Robert
Roberts
Min
Tom
Hundred Million Dollar Baby and His Protector
Vincent Walsh McLean, the $100,000,000 heir of Edward B. McLean, is highlighted at Newport in a feature about wealth and privilege. He rides a pony cart guarded by his large dog, who stands as protector while the boy delivers his family mail bag. The scene emphasizes security and status as onlookers watch the pair depart.
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Newport
Vincent Walsh McLean
Edward, B. McLean
Washington
America
Vincent
Familly Mall
Daren
Weston Family News From Cold Springs Summer Camp
Special correspondence from Weston lists Professor Joe O. Davis taking his family to Cold Springs for summer camping. The Simms from Topeka Kansas visit Weston with bk. Co. Dy Moss while seeking a location. Mrs G W DeGraw visits Walla Walla daughter Mrs Andrew Larson. Miss Cordin Hall of Garfield visits Weston. Mrs Jas Stanfiell returns to see father Mr D Powers. Ross Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy from Pullman visit Weston. S Darling of Kennewick visits Mrs Kennedy’s parents. Mr Emery Parris of Walla Walla visits Weston. Mrs Martha Read of Weston travels to Arlington to visit daughter. Numerous locals and visitors noted.
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Weston
Joe O. Davis
Cold Springs
Fajah Shams
Lawrences Simms
Bk. Co
Dy Moss
Simms
Topeka
Kansas
G W. DeGraw
Walla Walla
Andrew Larson
Cordin Hall
Garfield
Jas. Stanfiell
Powers
Ross Kennedy
Pullman
Kennedy
John O'Harra
S&s
Darling
Kennewick
Wiston
Martha Read
Arlington
Emery Parris
Walla Wasta
Mise Liva Sturgis
Aiis Hiriman
Mary Jane Marah
Pendleton Saturday threshing crew readies KE EB work
Worton Mountain hosts a threshing season start with Viktiting at the KE EB. Wahn Janeh Schumacher and Simpson lead the threshing outfit preparing to commence work today. S.J Culley buys a new combined harvester and will thresh next week. Ruth Bead visits sister Mrs. Fred Groxes in Arena. Harry Brown of Milton visited Weeton with parents.
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Pendleton
Worton Mountain
Janeh
Schumacher
S.J Culley
Ruth Bead
Fred Groxes
Arena
Harry Brown
Milton
Sunay
Weeton
Round-up Buffalo Name Contest Sparks Readable Fury
Readers submit many long two word names for the Round-up buffalo with slogans and two word options dominating. The public shows humor and regional references as suggestions pour in from Spokane and Oregon, hoping for a winning pair to join the frontier show.
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Bucking Betsy
Injun
Piler
Bil
Cragg Jane
Jumping Jack
Ret
James
Lever
Spokane
Futina
Blue Point
Oregonian
Finand
Theodora Housevelt
Ty Cobb
Christy Matthewsin
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White
Livengood & CO
Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies’ Home Journal
Harvear
H. E. Rickets
Court Street
Warren
Arlington Hotel
Peandal Association
P. O. Box
W. H. Spence
Bickerton
Wash
Lehman
Pendleton Auto Co
F.M. Murphy
Columbia River
Dalles
Ady
F. J. Donaldson
Denver
International News Service
New Procvese Electro Corporation
McLean Mall
Inexe Slavingska
Hoogamoogahiki Arewast, Jr
Buffalw
Pendleton, Ore
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