Local help wanted and goods offered in Pendleton ads
Local notices advertise a waitress, cleaners, sodas, beer delivery, insurance office, sale of a jack, tailor inquiries, hair work, cedar posts, piano sales, and rental offers. Also listed are hay requests, transfer services, furniture van moves, lawn care, and a rail/boat excursion, plus an auction for heavy draft horses at Alta Feed Yards. Characters include John Gagen Malin, J. A. Borle Lumber Co, W. R. Graham, Penland Bros, D. G Smith Henry Schultz, and W. P. Tork.
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East Oregonian
John Gagen
Joe Ell
American National Bank Blog
Jack
A. T. Matthews
John Seibert
J. A. Borle Lumber Co
Lost long haired tabby cat rewarded return
Brown tabby with long hair missing. Reward offered for return to 312 South Main Street. Contact Red 3571 to claim reward.
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Main Street
Pendleton seeks bids on Water Bonds Series C
The City of Pendleton Oregon invites sealed proposals for 200 bonds of 31000 each totaling 206000 dated July 1 1913 to run twenty to thirty years at 5 percent with semiannual interest coupons. Proposals must include a 2500 certified check payable to the Mayor. bids due by 6 pm June 6 1913 at the recorder’s Pendleton office and will be opened June 6 1913 at 7 30 pm. The city may reject all bids. May 29 1913 Thomas Fitzgerald Recorder.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Seria
Common Council
Thomas Fitzgerald
For Sale or Trade Umber land in Rogue River valley
For income property 180 acres Umber land in Rogue River valley section. One and a half million feet of merchantable timber, well improved. Good house barns and outbuildings about 5 acres cut and slashed. Fine water. Address J R Coleman Owner 40 W Court Pendleton Oregon.
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Rogue River Valley
J. R. Coleman
W. Court
Pendleton
Oregon
Alexandra College Guild Conference Report in Dublin
Alexandra College guild held a conference at Jellico hall Dublin with acting president Miss White L A urging use of the wings of imagination to reform society. Guild has 879 members and conducts holiday funds temperance work a hostel for working girls care of tenement houses and clubs at Greenmount mills. Papers were read and presiding officers included Lady Arnott and the Countess of Aberdeen.
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Dublin
Ireland
Alexandra College Guild
Jellico
White
L. A
Chiir
Greenmount
Arnott
Countess of Aberdeen
Not provided proper headline from OCR fragment
A dialogue line describes a plan to travel from Boston to Atlantic City stopping at seaside resorts to find a wealthy girl to marry for money and companionship.
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Jack
Boston
Atlantic City
Personal visits fill Pendleton social pages yesterday
Edgar Norvell from Helix Wattenburger of Echo visited the city last evening. J L Wailer of Hermiston registered in Pendleton yesterday. Grace Frost of Pilot Rock was in from home yesterday. John Hagen, visiting in Portland, has returned home. J R Anderson of Helix joined Pendleton visitors yesterday. Ruth Rice of Hermiston was up from the project town yesterday. Dorothy and Marjorie Bulfinch of Weston are Pendleton visitors today. Mr and Mrs J R Chapman of Milton are among visitors today. Martin McLaughlin, Duncan stockman, is a Pendleton visitor today. Cllen Finch, a local mail deliverer, returned from Portland. Harry R Newman, former Grand theater manager, left yesterday for Chicago. R Oldaker of Hermiston was up with family yesterday. Mrs Abe Melstrom and children came in this morning from Myrick on the N P local. Misses Mary and Lilla Grigsby visiting Miss Ralston in Walla Walla this week. Asa B Thomson, Beho resident, was up yesterday and spent the night. Edith Slusher returned from the University of Oregon after completing her first year. Mrs Lyda A McDonald of Hermiston spent last night in the city, registered at a local hotel. Mrs Martha A Thompson left this morning for Brownsville to stay about three months with her son Harry.
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and Wattenburger
Echo
J.L. Wailer
Hermiston
Pendleton
Grace Frost
Pilot Rock
John Hagen
Portland
J. R. Anderson
Helix
Ruth Rice
Dorothy
Marjorie Bulfinch
Weston
Cllen Finch
Harry R. Newman
Grand Theater
Chicago
R. Oldaker
Abe Melstrom
N. P
Myrick
Mary
Lilla Grigsby
Beho
Edith Slusher
University of Oregon
Lyda A. McDonald
French bill on air traffic limits private land landings
Paris debates atmospheric sovereignty as the public works minister Thierry introduces a bill declaring the atmosphere over France free to aviation with exceptions. Flying machines may not land on private property or towns unless in emergencies, with logbooks, certificates, and restricted use for foreign airships.
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Paris
France
M. Thierry
French Republic
Wireless link proposed from Port Arthur to Belle Isle
Montreal authorities received a letter from G J Desbarats deputy naval minister proposing a Mt Royal wireless station expansion. The aim is to connect Port Arthur and Belle Isle with Kingston and Quebec stations, linking Great Lakes and Atlantic wireless networks.
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Montreal
Que
Mt. Royal
Port Arthur
Belle Isle
G. J. Desbarats
Naaval Service
Desberats
Quebec
Kingston
Ont
Great Lakes
Great Lakers
Cape Race
Belle Tale
Atlantic
Paisley Prize Money Raised For Show Prizes
Edinburgh Scotland The Wich land and Agricultural Society has raised 4000 pounds for prizes toward the Paisley show in July The Renfrewshire perpetual world challenge cup and the Paisley world perpetual challenge will be purchased The Paisley squadron of the Queen's Own Royal Glasgow yeomanry will form the traveling escort on July 9 A hundred Works Company royal engineers with band will guard the railway station and a detachment of the sixth Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders will be on duty at the field A parade of the national county reservists will also be held.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Wichland and Agricultural Society
Paisley
Renfrewshire
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Bears Defeat Baker 17 to 5 in Hard Hitting Game
Baker, Oregon, June 18. The Bears pounded five Baker pitchers for 15 hits and 17 runs, with Coleman homering four times and Woods one. Baker had ten hits and five runs, none earned. Umpire Carro faced criticism from both sides in his Tri-state league debut.
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Baker, Ore
Bears
Baker
Coleman
Woods
Kelly
Walla Walla
Carro
Davis
Johnson
Bruins
R. H. E. Wave
Csws Cy Veeoevees
Wee
Brown
Miller
Troeh
Evening baseball scores from yesterday’s leagues
Yesterday’s results show Coast League games: Venice 7 beat Los Angeles 4, Sacramento 6 over Oakland 2, San Francisco 3 over Portland 2, and other Coast matches. National League tallies include New York 6 over Cincinnati 2 and Brooklyn 8 over St Louis. Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2. American League notes: Poston 7 8, Detroit 4 4, Philadelphia 7 Chicago 1, St Louis 7 New York 4, Washington 6 Cleveland 3.
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Venice
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Oakland
San Francisco
Portland
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Fortland
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Poston
Detroit
St Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Boise and North Yakima 12 inning game report
Boise and North Yakima played a 12 inning contest in Boise with the Irrigators winning 2 to 1. Engle protested arguing two old balls were used in the eighth while Gordon worked against Bridger. Key defensive plays by Alt er matt and sharp outfield throws helped neutralize North Yakima’s offense.
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Boise and
Yakima
Boise
Idaho
Rboise
North Yakima
Engle
Starkell
Gordon
Bridger
Braves
Clark
Reir
Altermatt
R.H. EB
Amusements Two Reel Pathe and Vitagraph Show
A Tuesday program offers The Open Secret and The Midget's Revenge two reel Pathe and Vitagraph features with a mix of comedy and thrills. Also shown are Sunny California spoof, Broncho Billy western, A Child of the Jungle animal picture, Cupid Through the Keyhole, and Only An Atom in Biograph.
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Pathe
Vitagraph
Express
Essany
G. M. Anderson
Broncho Billy
Lillian
Pete
Selly
Cupid
James Morrison
George Cooper
Rosemary Theby
Wamba Selig wild animal feature on Tuesday cinema
A two reel Selig animal masterpiece titled Wamba shows in two reels depicting life and dangers in British East Africa. Bloodthirsty carnivores threaten a baby girl as thrilling scenes unfold with hair raising incidents and jungle drama. An astonishing tale of jungle terrors and daring escapes.
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Selig
Selg
British East Africa
Idaho state shoot opens with high scores at Boise
Boise reports the Idaho state shoot, hosted by the Boise game club. Li Reyburn of La Grande topped the day with 242 of 250, an amateur beating all professionals. D Holotan won the U C T trophy, J M McLaughlin of Pocatello claimed the Holohan medal with a perfect 25, and Al Adelman won the Gooding trophy in a sensational final.
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Boise
Idaho
Boise Game Club
Li. Reyburn
la Grande
Reyburn
Capital News
D. Holotan
U. C.T
Chamberlain Not Going to Bolt
Senator Chamberlain denies any pledge to oppose tariff policy if wool is freed. In a June letter to C T Minton of Portland, he says he was not elected on conditions to block administration plans and asserts he will act according to duty and revenue concerns. The Willamette Valley Wool Growers' Association had urged him to stay true to conscience.
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Washington
Chamberlain
Oregon
C. T. Minton
Hamilton Building
Portland
Willamette Valley Wool Growers’ Association
Pendleton Theatre Features New Juve Act and Firefighter Scene
A lively night program in Pendleton showcases Owens and Pine youth entertainers changing acts nightly, with a strong promise to please patrons. Wednesday and Thursday highlight Just a Fire Fighter with thrills, comedy, and audience participation. A Western-themed program includes Be It Ever So Humble and The Whole Truth, plus Dont be to your wife and The Poverty of Riches in Rex.
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Owens
Pine
Pendleton
Nestor
Home Sweet Home
Rex
Nonpartisan platform remark prompts tariff stance reply
The excerpt presents Geo. F. Chamberlain denying a nonpartisan pledge, stating he has never run on such a platform and supports tariff reform. He notes opposition to free wool and meat only if it undermines revenue, and says he will vote for a bill that lowers tariff pledges across platforms, even if wool and meat enter the free list.
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State of
Oregon
Herve Serine
Senate
Congress
GEO. & Chamberlain
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the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
United Orchestra
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East High St
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B. P. Barnard
Chas
H. Carter
J. B. Tarduft
J. W. Pierce
New Grand Hotel
Victor
Warren's Music House
Monument
Ore
F. R. A. Hast
Oregonian Office
Baldwin
Ellington
Columbia River
Dalles
Mies Nellie Whiting
Malon Burnett School of Piano Playing
Miss Burnett
Crescent Saloon
Smith & Schultz
Henry Schultz
D. G Smith
Schultz
D.G Smith
Alta Feed Yards
W. P. Tork
WM. Yohnkr
F. J. Donaldson
Edgar Norvell
J. R. Chapman
Milton
Martin McLaughlin
Duncan Stockman
Martha A. Thompson
Brownsville
Harry Thompson
Paisley Prize
Alexander Dep't. Stere Pendleton
S & H Trading Stamps
L. Pet
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Ee Eee
Pendleton Ee
Baker Oo
Seal
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Boise Siloot
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