Local Businesses Advertise in Pendleton Newsprint
A crowded page of chaotic ads lists eateries, shops, and services in Pendleton. Delighted readers see Hawley Bros offers and Rader's furniture deals, Gratz's fresh tamales, Neuman's smokers supplies, and Campbell’s new line amid a patchwork of real estate, rentals, and clothing.
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Castle's
Tey
Delta
Rader’s
Hawley Bros
Joerger’s
Teatach
Rees’ Clear
Court Street
J. S. Rees
Gratz's
Main Street
Alta
Ala Street
Savings Bank
Rainier
Mike Tate
Mike Ron
Howser's
Neuman's
Sharp
Pendleton
Wailer
Chris Rawley
Swift
Camas Prairie
Wade
Nolf's
Barnhart
Hanlon's
Watches Offered At Cut-Price During Limited Sale
A limited time offer presents a chance to buy a large watch at a reduced price. The promotion emphasizes a swift decision window and urges immediate action to secure the discount. The message is framed as a brief sales flash with emphasis on value and urgency.
Colfax Pendleton Baseball Series Ends In Tense Duel
The Colfax Pendleton baseball series wrapped with fast clean play and a tense crowd. Pendleton won Saturday 5 to 3 and tied Sunday 3 to 2 before a decisive Monday finish with Neagle's two base hit and Brockhoff scoring on a three-bagger. Flare ups among fans and players marked the closing events.
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Colfax
Inalans
Mills
Shaw
Case
Cline
Somers
Druhot
Thin Brockhoff
Gase
Brown
Wilner
Ito
Taylor
Ate Drahot
Drahot
Newell
Pendleton
Spledell
Bradbury
Brockhoff
Gass
Bomero
Indians
Reat
Pendeton
Hartman
Millson
Ronl
Neagle
Brockhot
Peterson
Captain Brown
Deuhot
League Ball Abandoned In Inland Empire Feud
The Inland Empire Baseball league dissolves as Dayton withdraws and others may quit. Keakon’s last game saw Pendleton beat Colfax 8 to 7. Dayton's manager notified Colfax’s manager to skip the next visit, as meetings decided not to play further this year due to heavy costs and meager gate receipts. Outside subscriptions have been covering expenses as league payments lag.
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Dayton
Inland Empire Baseball League
Keakon
Pendleton
Colfax
Scott
Backers Strain To Avert Admission Of Walla Walla Ills
Disastrous events in Heppner spark citywide derailment as backers of rival teams consider drastic steps. Walla Walla faced withdrawal threats, while Joek fans’ action remains uncertain amid the disaster fallout. Efforts aim to preserve play after the Fourth to protect interest despite player shortages. Small Boy Takes a stroll. The mother of W. S. Ragan’s child faced worry as the youngster wandered from Tealwol’s store to Frank Neagle’s home, triggering a search party led by the distraught mother.
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Walla Walla
Joek
Heppner
Frank Neagle
Hote St George to Open New Story Soon
George Darvenu proprietor to advertise bids shortly and accelerate work on a new storey. The building will mirror the rear facade in design and layout as construction proceeds.
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St. George
George Darvenu
Social Postponed Amid Heppner Horror Affects Parish Plans
The Presbyterian church social scheduled for tomorrow at C. E. Troutman’s home is indefinitely postponed due to the Heppner horror. Also note a page 4 item about Radere giving away furniture valued at $60.
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The
Presbyterian Church
C. E
Troutman
Heppner
Warrant Presentation Notice for School District No Mi
Pendleton Oregon clerk John Hailey Jr announces all warrants numbers 292 to 278 will be presented at his office in room 16 Judd building. Following this date interest crises. Card of thanks from A Hamp on and family expresses gratitude for help after mother’s death.
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No. Mi
Judd Building
John Hailey, JR
Pendleton
Oregon
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Trutsch’s Big Department Store
Main and
Chase & Sanborn
C. Rohrman's
Jessie Jones
Franklin Street
Corner East Railroad
Bluff
Seattle
Episcopal Church
Bradstreet, Booge & Co
Chamber of Commerce
Corn Exchange
Minneapolis
Alabama
State
Legislatre
Asvell
Waltham
Hunziker
Koeppen
Goth
Comfort
Miem
West
el Uatvethetanraypeton
A. Hampon
Guetta
NOLF
Aerize Fas
Boston
A. Eklund Judd Black
Oxfords
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