Local Classifieds Include Jobs, For Sale and Rentals
A dense list of local notices from the East Oregonian offers jobs and services including wanted help at various addresses, rentals, sales of furniture and horses, and requests for farm hands. It also advertises entertainment items, piano sales, a passenger steamship schedule, and upcoming piano lessons with Miss Nellie Whiting at Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Whiting
Malen Burnett School of
Pendleton
Miss Burnett
Crescent Saloon Dissolution Notice in Pendleton
Notice of dissolution of the Crescent Saloon partnership Smith and Schultz mutual consent. Henry Schultz continues the business. D G Smith retires. Schultz authorized to collect all accounts and pay obligations. Dated Pendleton Oregon June 14, 1913. Filed by D G Smith and Henry Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Saloon
Smith & Schultz
Henry Schultz
D. G Smith
Schultz
Pendleton
Oregon
D.G. Smith
Notice of public sale of draft horses at Pendleton
Notice is given that on Saturday June 28, 1913 at 1 p m I will auction 15 heavy draft geldings ages 2 and 4 and 35 heavy draft mares ages 3 to 8 at Alta Feed Yards Pendleton Oregon Terms cash for sums 300 and under and for over 300 one year with interest via approved notes W P York and WM Yohnka owners Auctioneer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta
Pendleton
Oregon
W. P York
WM. Yohnka
Editors and Publishers Gather in Convention
Colorado Springs June 17 editors and publishers from across the country convened for the twenty eighth annual National Press Association meeting. Topics include the newspaper home role advertising value for business press influence in politics and methods to curb yellow journalism. The program committee comprises Professor Charles Dillon Kansas State Agricultural College and George B Lockwood Munice Ind. Several sightseeing trips are arranged for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
National Press Association
Charles Dillon
Kansas State Agricultural College
George B. Lockwood
Munice
Ind
Expulsion of Jews Resumes in Kherson Region
St. Petersburg reports the expulsion of Jews from Kherson government territory has restarted after a winter suspension. The measure, halted temporarily due to protests in the Duma, recommenced on June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kherson
St. Petersburg
Duma
Druggists Convention in Columbus Debates Drug Name Disclosure
At the Ohio State Druggists association meeting in Columbus on June 17 delegates from across the state discussed endorsing a resolution urging the legislature to prohibit newspapers from publishing names of drugs used in self destruction. The three day convention aims to curb aid to personal crisis reports amid concerns over increased publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druggists
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Druggists’ Association
Poulsen wireless system praised in long distance test claim
London reports Mr. Baxendale of University Radio Syndicate says the Poulsen system has not yet undergone a long distance demonstration but is expected to show superiority over rivals for distance and speed. The wireless advisory committee sought agreements and two foreign governments were to be asked for permission. On April 13 authorization was told to exist, yet one station’s officials say no instructions arrived. Engineers and equipment have waited in the city of the station for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baxendale
University Radio Syndicate
Poulsen Wireless
Wireless Telegraphy
Poulsen
Pendleton Echoes Welcomes visiting notables and residents
A stream of visitors and locals travel through Pendleton including F. E. Everitt of Echo, A. White of Stanfield, B. Colvin of Grant county, and many others. Attendees and returnees arrive from Portland, Walla Walla, Vancouver and beyond while local officials, editors, attorneys, and students resume summer duties and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Everitt
Echo
Pendleton
M. A. Thompson
Oregon
A. ©. White
Stanfield
Ben Colvin
Grant County
B. Calderhead
N. P
Infante Don Jamie Suffering From Deafness and Dumbness
Madrid reports five year old Infante Don Jamie second son of the king and queen is incurably deaf and dumb. For years secrecy surrounded the prince’s ailment with statements of a tuberculosis related hearing loss. Several experts deemed him incurable after operations and a Swiss sanitarium visit yielded no improvement. Now under Valencian nuns guidance he remains unable to speak or hear, with Miss Helen Keller at times mentioned to assist though language barriers complicate teaching.
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Alfonso
Madrid
Don Jamie
Spain
Senor Canilepas
Switzerland
Helen Keller
Misere Created to Show Wealth Brings Little Happiness
Misere were created to illustrate how little happiness wealth provides, signaling a satirical or cautionary commentary on riches and contentment.
Supreme Court rules federal government not liable for Mississippi floods
Washington June 17 The supreme court decided the federal government was not officially responsible for flooding over 100 plantations on the Mississippi caused by levee construction. Efforts to hold the government accountable sought about 7 million dollars in land losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
United Orchestra
East Oregonian
John Gagen
Joe Ell
American National Bank
Jack
A. T. Matthews
John Seibert
Cunningham Place
Maple Street
W. Court Street
Grahams
W. R. Graham
Bush Street
Oregon Feed Yards
RF. P. Barnard
Chas
H. Carter
J. B. Tardiff
J. W. Pierce
New Grand Hotel
Victor
Edison Blue
Warren
Monument
Ore
Penland Bros
Main Street
East Oregonian Office
Plano
Baldwin
Portland
Columbia River
Dalles
F. J. Donaldson
E. B. Aldrich
Oregonian
Gladys Rahe
Walla Walla
Dan P. Smythe
Richard Devine
U. of W
John P. McManus
Pilot Rock
T. H. Davies
H. Marsh
A. C. Funk
John Montgomery
Hot Lake
Anderson
Helix
Charles H. Carter
Aire Raley
University of Oregon
Edward Perlee
la Grande
Missey Neva Lane
Olive King
Ruth Strom
Weston
Mrs
William Blakeley
Vancouver, Wash
Mrs. Blakely
D. Peterson
Milton
Sadie Young
R. B. Brown
Charles Chaney
Independence
Merle RB
Chessman
Letcher Norvell
Maurice B. Hill
Athena
Waldor Darling
Hermiston
Bert Jerard
Irwin Brooks
U. of 0
First National Bank
Wohlenberg Dept
Uv. S
the. Office
A. Schneiter
Prop
Pendleton, Ore
Weston Ladies Band
Pendleton Cowboy Band
Umatilla
Penleton
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