Local listings offer coal, lumber, rooms, and services in Pendleton
Local notice column advertises Oregon Lumber Yard coal and wood, Pendleton Planing Mill purchases, rent offers including Judd Building office and 16 horse barn, furnished rooms, cedar chests, sewing machines, landscape work, screen doors, and a Str Railey Gatzert river trip. Several miscellaneous items mix in with sales of Jersey cows and guitar-like goods.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Pendleton Planing
Central Needle
Jesse Falling
Smith Soros
Main Street
Pitts engine for sale and Pendleton land offer
For sale One 14 horsepower double cylinder Pitts engine in good shape priced at 500 dollars. Also 475 acres north slope with river access and 66 acres bottom land with house barn orchard alfalfa. Asking 20 dollars per acre with 2000 down and long balance. trade possible with horses. Contact BE T Wade at Pendleton Oregon.
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Pitts
BR. H, Wilcox
Pendleton
Ore
BE. T. Wade
Special Prices on Cordwood From Kopitzke and Gillanders
Dry red fir slab and cotton wood yellow and black pine offered at special prices in five cord lots. Clean rock spring jump not coal. Save money by seeing Kopitzke and Gillanders before buying. Phone Main 173.
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Kopitzke & Gillanders
For Sale Thoroughbred Scotch Collie Puppies in Amity Oregon
Puppy advertisement from Amity Oregon listing Scotch Collie bitches at five dollars and stud dogs at seven dollars sixty with seller M. L. Little Route 1 Box 75 Amity Oregon.
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M. L. Little
Amity
Oregon
Saloons and stores to close for circus day in Pendleton
The Pendleton business district is ordered closed for a big circus. Saloons will shut from 1 to 4 pm while other shops close 12 to 4 pm. Listed merchants include The Pendleton Drug Co Boston Store Taylor Hardware Co Owl Tea House and Royal M Sawtelle among many others. A note mentions Mr Bryan receiving two Republican National Convention tickets.
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the Pendleton Drug Co
Boston
F. EB. Welch
Rh. Alexander
The
Taylor Hardware Co
Max Baer
Patton
Frazier-Nelson Co
Owl Tea House
F. E. Livengood & Co
Tallman & Co
Bond Bros. Co
la Dow & Peterson
J. F. Kenley
W. W. Edmiston
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
M. B. Scott
C. D. Rayburn
R. Folkom
FE. Perry
George KR. Demott
George H. Clark
Frank J. Quinlan
the Chaplan
Whalenberg Dept
EL. Power
F. J. Donaldson
Royal M. Sawtelle
H. H. Wessel
the Vague Millinery
Golden Tale
John
Baker
J. & Vaughan
Wm. E. Hanscom
Oregon Market
Hale & MceAtee
Hamley & Co
W. E. Waters &Co
Berlin
D. D. Phelps
Standard Grocery Co
Rohrman
Carl Waeissert
BE L. Smith & Co
Rupers & McCook
Cash
Oto Hohbach
W. J. Clarke & Co
Koeppen Tires
Murphy Broa
A. F. Schaefer
Central Meat Market
St Reetz
Bryan
Pendleton Visitors and Residents Noted in One Day
Pendleton and nearby residents were seen with a mix of travelers and locals. Names include W. H. Morrison from Helix, P. A. McPhee of Bing ham Springs, T. O. Krouse of Nolin visiting on business, and attorney Will M. Peterson heading to Hermiston.
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Water Street
Wake of
Stanfield
Pendleton
W. H. Morrison
Helix
P. A. McPhee
Bingham Springs
F. & Bedale
T. O. Krouse
Nolin
Will M. Peterson
Hermiston
Spence Bentley
N. P
Mark Sturtevant
Pilot Rock
G. A. Hartman
Portland
John Timmerman
Northern Pacific
J. E. Keefe, Jr
The
Commercial Asociation
Echo
D. J. McFaul
Kathleen
Adama
Maud
Grace McReynolds
Pardons Granted to Two Connecticut Lifers
Governor Simeon Baldwin pardons two life term murderers, John Warren aged 74 and John Hawley, in a rare departure from policy. Warren, imprisoned since 1859 for his wife’s murder in Willington, is to be released to live out his days with his brother Joel Warren. Hawley, Bridgeport, jailed since 1892 for his wife’s murder, was aided by a sister’s deathbed confession.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
State Board of Pardons
Simeon E. Baldwin
John Warren
Wethersfield
Olfer
John Hawley
Bridgeport
Mary Munson
Hawley
Warren
Joel Warren
Manfield
Roaring Brook
Willington
Hail
Escape Prosecution by Testifying Against Others Over Frauds
The American Sugar Refining company has returned about $500,000 to the government to avoid further prosecution. A tentative plan would force leading sugar trust figures to reveal dealings with government employees, welters, and checkers. Those implicated would be punished while sugar trust representatives go free in exchange for testimony. Wealthy men connected with an independent refinery, which opposed the sugar trust, are also expected to be arrested. The sugar trust claims it gained from the frauds and supplied evidence against its officers for the profit.
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Philadelphia
American Sugar Refining Company
George H. Frazier
Sugar Trust
Welters
Checkers
Rejected Marriage License in Shenandoah Area
Register of Wills W H Seltzer cannot dispose of license No 1313 as couples refused the document with hoodoo figures. License No 1218 issued to M J Spatanski and Blanche Bobbin was returned for another. license No 1322 issued to Charles Caton and Josephine Dunn of Frackville given without protest.
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Shenandoah
Register of Wills
W. H. Seltzer
M. J. Spatanski
Nanticoke
Blanche Bobbin
Charles Caton
Josephine Dunn
Frackville
Seven couples wed aboard liner Ancona at Philadelphia deck
Seven couples married in a single ceremony on the deck of the liner Ancona as it docked at Vine Street in Philadelphia. Rev. Father Selabrella of Our Lady of Good Counsel officiated, uniting fourteen people before hundreds of onlookers.
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Philadelphia
Ancona
Vine Street
Father Selabrella
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
Dinner for 43 capitalists at Reid estate
Daniel G. Reid hosted an exclusive dinner for forty three capitalists at his Tarrytown estate. Ten detectives guarded the grounds to keep out uninvited guests while the event included a cabaret show and minstrel performance. The Reid couple planned to depart for Europe next Wednesday.
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Tarrytown
Daniel G. Reid
Brethren Church bans neckties and fashion items
At the annual Church of the Brethren conference in York Pennsylvania ministers are prohibited from tobacco use and lay members and ministers are forbidden from wearing fashionable dress and jewelry. The ban on neckties says violators will be dealt with in love and forbearance before orderly action if persistence continues.
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York
Church of the Brethren
Thirty Brides Arrive In New York From Glasgow
On the bride ship of the bride line thirty brides to be from Glasgow arrived in New York. They were met by thirty prospective grooms from the Midwest who will return home with their brides to wed after sightseeing. The Cameronia of the Anchor line carried sixty passengers with the brides making up half. Most brides came to wed the bonnie boys who courted them at home.
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New York
Bride Line
Glasgow
Middle West
Cameronia
Society girl bathes in daring tights stir at San Rafael
A young society belle named Hearfield caused a scene by wearing a revealing bathing outfit at a San Rafael swimming event. Attendance at the resort doubled and owners consider expansion. The Marin county supervisors authorized Sheriff Keating to censor beach attire at Willow Camp Bolinas and Me Lagoon, with plans to regulate Hearfield’s costume and deter male admirers from following suit.
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San Rafael
Cal
Haze
Hearfield
Marin County Board of Supervisors
Jack Keating
Willow Camp
Bolinas and
Me Lagoon
Miss Hearfield
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F. E. Livengood
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Johnson Street
Slate
Judd
F. E. Judd
Lilleth Street
State Hotel
Indy
Lilleth
Pendleton Planing Mill
Jerome Friedman
Alexander's Grocery
Rock Springs
Demott's Cigar Store
Dalles
Justrite
F. J. Ronaldson
St. George Bar
Hermitage
G. K. Hennings
Gritman Brothers
Griggs & Stangler
George DeMott
Doc Evans
Mabel F
Manuel Friedhey
A. J. Barnes
H. RR
Newport
R. C. Hazen
Seattle
W. W. Phillips
Spokane
Arlington
Vancouver
B. C
Rita Howland
Walla Walla
Ralph Howland
Wohlenberg
Church
Golden Rule Hotel
Golden Rule
A. Schneiter
Prop
Pendleton, Obe
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