Locals Bicycles and services on Johnson Street
A dense local classifieds snapshot listing bicycle shop at 727 Johnson Street, coal and lumber merchants, rent notices for houses, rooms, and offices, furniture and desks for sale, sewing machines, screens, and millwork. Includes Pendleton Planing Mill, Oregon Lumber Yard, Judd Building office, and various phone numbers and directions. Also notes steam heat, chop suey parlor, river passenger service, and a tent sale.
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Johnson Street
Oregon Lumber Yard
the &T. George Cafe
Stonewall
Jackson Street
State Hotel
Judd
F. E. Judd
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Pendleton Planing
Jesse Falling
Smith Bros
Malin Street
Owl Tea House
Pendleton Planing Mill
Lilleth Street
East Oregonian
Pitts Engine for Sale Pendleton Oregon 14HP
One 14 horsepower Pitts engine in good condition offered for sale at 500 dollars. Located by BR HH Wilcox in Pendleton Oregon.
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Pitts
BR HH
Wilcox
Pendleton
Ore
Homestead offers 475 acres with river access and bottom land
475 acres on the north slope with river frontage and 65 acres of fine bottom land. Includes a good house, barn, orchard, and alfalfa. Priced at $20 per acre with $2000 down and long balance. Willing to take some horses in trade. Contact E. T. Wade.
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E. T. Wade
Special Prices on Cordwood and Coal Offer
Special prices on dry red fir slab wood cotton wood yellow and black pine in five cord lots. Clean Rock Spring lump and nut coal offered. Save money by buying before others. Kopitzke Gillanders phone Main 176.
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Chas. J. Carter
State Land Board
Jerome Friedman
Alexander's
Farmora
Penland Bros
Algo Rock Springs
Demott'’s
Main Street
Portland
Dalles
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Notice to Pay Assessments on Pendleton Streets
The Pendleton Common Council notes the pavement by Warren Construction on Webb Cottonwood and Alta streets. Assessments for payment are due at the City Recorder's office and residents must pay within ten days or risk foreclosure under city charter and ordinances.
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Common Council
Pendieton
Warren Construction Company
Webb, Cottonwood
Alta Streets
City Recorder
Pendleton
City Recorder's Office
City of
Tand Is Sold In Milton-Freewater Section
Gen C Holt and wife sold 103 acres in the Milton-Freewater section for 12250 dollars. The purchaser is William T Braden.
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Gen C. Holt
Milton-Freewater
William T. Braden
Knights Lodge to Work in First Rank This Evening
Damon Lodge No. 4 K of P invites all knights to attend this evening as work commences in the first rank under J A Best and R W Fletcher with K BR 8 presiding and urging attendance.
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Damon Lodge No
J. A. Best
C. C. R. W. Fletcher
K. BR
Penland Bros Auto Truck Haul In City And Country
Penland Bros offers swift moving service for furniture and plane items with short city trips or country transfers. Call Main 3389 for prompt pickups and transfers.
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Penland
Limelight Porteney as Usual in Roosevelt Contests
National committeemen clashed over Lorimer and Roosevelt contests. A delegate asked if he voted for Lorimer. the reply claimed approval of a man ten thousand times better. Bradley accused Roosevelt of pushing through fraud and selling tickets to confer nomination.
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Roosevelt
Lorimer
Bradley
Personal Mentions From Pendleton and Nearby Towns
A sequence of short notes lists visitors and travelers in Pendleton and surrounding areas. F E Cook of Walla Walla visits Pendleton, Dr C B F Proebster from Walla Walla, and Mrs W Moore from Pilot Rock. Local attorney Homer L Watts from Athena arrives, while T B Swearingen of the French restaurant travels to Pilot Rock. Other entries name Mrs G O Bowden of Oakland as a guest of Mrs W C Shults, inspector H A Daniels, rancher John Alright, Burr and Mrs Burr Johnson heading to Portland, Mrs Erickson of Hermiston, A J McCallen bound for La Grande, J H Strohm hiring laborers, Bert Jerard returning from college seeking Hermiston work, G L Hurd of the Uma Ulla Morrow county fair, county representative S D Peterson, Walter and Mrs Walter Adams returning from Crookston as a witness, Mr and Mrs T A Rinehart of Union departing after a visit, Col J H Maley returning from Portland related to Irrigon project affairs.
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F. E. Cook
Walla Waalla
Pendleton
C. B. F Proebster
Walla Walla
W. Moore
Pilot Rock
Homer L Watts
Athena
T. B. Swearingen
G. O. Bowden
Oakland
Calif
W. C. Shults
Water Street
H. A. Daisiel
John Alright
Northern Pacific
Burr Johnson
Portland
Pioneers
Erickson of
Hermiston
Reclamation
A. J. McCallen
Warren Construction Company
la Grande
J. H. Strohm
Erly
Bert Jerard
G. L. Hurd
Uma- Ulla-Morrow
Stanfield
S. D. Peterson
Milton
Walter Adams
Crookston
Minn
Adams
T. A. Rinehart
Union
Jack Cherry
NO PICTURES OF THE CANDIDATES (Continued from Page One)
Delegates arrived as the venue showed state locations on mounted crosses above the floor. California women arrived among early parties while Chicago police officers lined the stairway in front of the speakers platform. Captain Stephen K Healy said his force would prevent disturbances and keep order without special orders.
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Nong
California
Chicago
Stephen K. Healy
Acme Quality Linoleum Varnish Promotion
Linoleum Varnish The Acme Quality kind will make shabby linoleum or cloth look new Hale and McAfee the Acme Quality paint store advertise this product and its improving finish for homes.
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Acme
Hale & McAfee
Achme
Open-AIT, Schools Soon to Be Started
Chicago opens five open air schools for children in poor health this summer under the school extension board. The board provides classrooms and tents while the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute supplies nurses and medical care. Food, transportation, and supervision are funded by the extension committee, with a plan to help 6000 children needing medical attendance. Three dollars weekly covers meals, transportation, and six days of service. The extension committee includes delegates from seventy women's clubs led by Mrs. A. E. W. Bryant, with Leroy A. Goddard as treasurer.
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Chicago
Board of School Extension
Board of Education
Chicago Tuberculosis Institute
A. E. W. Bryant
Leroy A. Goddard
The
State Bank of Chicago
Wife No 2 Pays Alimony To Save Her Trashband
Mrs. George H. Walker, the second wife, advanced $150 to cover alimony owed to his first wife to avert prison. Walker, claiming a mine valued at $250,000, was ordered to pay $75 monthly for the maintenance of his three children.
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Los Angeles
George H. Walker
Walker
Algoes
Tailor claims death was a ruse to seize property in San Francisco
Frank Suda a cutter at Finkin & Co claims he was legally dead for seven years. He appeared before Superior Judge Thomas F. Graham insisting he is alive to block his wife and son from taking his assets. Hartford probate records show his son was appointed administrator and his wife administratrix with Suda asserting bonds and cash amid a long estrangement.
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East
San Francisco
Thomas F. Graham
Frank Suda
Finkin & Co
Mareket Street
Tam
Hartford
Graham
M. P. Maguire
Suda
Hartford Courts
L. B. Waldomainn
Frank Suda Jr
Teresa Suda
Alaska
Dress Debauchery Prompted by Immodest Apparel
Chicago public guardian Miss Mary M. Bartelme, named assistant juvenile court judge, blames debauchery on girls in skirts above the ankle and tight necked dresses. She says mothers fail to raise daughters and urges arrest for immodest attire, referencing high school and factory girls as copycats.
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Chicago
Mary M. Bartelme
Miss Bartelme
Misa Bartelme
Mise Bartelme
T Meat
Women See Husband's Salary as Duty to Society
A comment notes some women view spending their husband’s income as their main social responsibility, reflecting expectations about women’s financial roles and public duties in the era.
Tourists On Pacific Railways Adopt Electric Cookers
Travelers on a Pacific railroad line are urged to use electrical cooking appliances provided aboard, with stations and cars outfitted to facilitate convenient meal preparation during journeys. This initiative highlights modernization of rail travel and passenger comfort.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Eveything New
UN Co
Lilleth
R. B. McEwen
F. J. Ronaldson
Peoples Warehouse
Limelight
Porteney
Col
J. H. Maley
Norfolk
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Oregon
Priday
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