Local ads list coal lumber rentals and services
Pendleton area classified notices include Oregon Lumber Yard coal and wood sales. Listings cover front office rental in Judd Building, Jersey cows for sale, kitchen help wanted, a large shipment of sidewalk lumber, sewing machine dealer Central Needle, an experienced Japanese maid seeking private family work, landscape gardening, screen doors, barn rental, chop suey parlors, furnished rooms, cedar posts, rentable apartment, and decorative cedar chests. Also river passenger ride to Portland, a farmer offering pasture, and a used Oakland touring car for sale.
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Johnson Street
Oregon Lumber Yard
Furure
Judd
F. E. Judd
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry Feed Yard
West Webb Street
Pendleton Planing
Central
Needie Standard
Jesse
F. O
Smith Bros
Main Street
Stanfield
W. T. Reeves
Si Reetz
Pendleton
Masonic
College Street
Oakland
M. A. Graham
Freewater
Ore
Special Prices on Cordwood at Kopitzke & Gillanders
Special prices on cordwood including good dry red fir slab wood cotton wood yellow and black pine offered in five cord lots Clean Rock Spring lump and nut coal also available Save money by seeing Kopitzke and Gillanders before buying Phone Math 17%
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Rock Springs
Demott’s Clear Store
Main Street
Portland
Dalles
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Black mule rounded up for sale at Pendleton pound
Pendleton city marshal detains a black mule with a metal nose brand FS on left shoulder weight about 1000 pounds. If unclaimed within ten days from June 26 1912 the animal will be auctioned at 2 pm on July Sunday 1912 at the City Pound Oregon Feed Yard Pendleton to cover costs. Also rental ad for a room house with bath electric tents born on premises inquire 113 Lee Street.
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Pendleton
Oregon
John Kearney
Lee Street
Pitts Engine for Sale 14 HP double cylinder
For sale one 14 horsepower Pitts engine in good shape priced at 500 dollars. Contact R. H. Wilcox Pendleton Oregon. Also offering transfer services by Penland Bros Transfer Co. Quick furniture and piano moving, storage by month, and picnic crowd transport to the country. Call Auto Truck for Transfer Work. Main 39.
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Pitts
R. H. Wilcox
Pendleton
Ore
Penland Bros. Transfer CO
For Sale Thoroughbred Scotch Collie Puppies
M L Little offers female Scotch Collie puppies for $6.00 and male dogs for $7.50. Located at Route 1 Box 75 Amity Oregon. Offers details and contact for interested buyers.
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M. L. Little
Amity
Oregon
Homesteads Open for Entry in Wallowa Valley
The new homestead law requires three years residence with five months off yearly and an extra 160 acres under the enlarged act. Government land in the rich Wallowa valley is being taken up quickly with a few attractive settlement locations still open at very reasonable prices. Write W. S. Burlbeigh, Enterprise, Ore.
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Wallowa
W. Ss. Burlbeigh
Enterprise
Vault 2500 Years Old Unearthed in Neuchatel
Workmen digging foundations for a Neuchatel hospital uncovered a bronze vault dating 2500 years old. Swiss scientists say it was built about six centuries before Christ. In the tomb lay a young woman's skeleton in natural position with six bracelets, four bronze and two lignite, and a small bronze bell nearby.
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Switzerland
Geneva
Neuchatel
Swisea
Christ
Residents and travelers mingle at the city today
A long list of visitors and locals was noted in the city today including Dan P. Smythe returning from Portland and Mrs F Yates of Stanfield visiting. Colts and others traveled on No 17 to Portland while J N Burgess returned from Colorado with sheep and moved on to Pilot Rock.
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Ten Angels of Zee
Dan P. Smythe
Portland
F. ©. Yates
Stanfield
Hen Colvin
Ritter
J. F. Kenny
Heppner
W. R. Walpole
Irrigon
Robert Forster
W. E. Barmore
Hermiston
Christian Mack
German Lutheran Church
Myrick
J. Halstead
Echo
W. E. Ball
Walla Walla
J. R. Dickson
Leon Cohen
Hermisgton
J. N. Burgess
Colorado
Pilot Rock
M. Cc. Brets
Western Land
Tacoma
Army Aviator Killed In German Accident
German lieutenant Von Falkenhayn died at a military aerodrome after his aircraft failed to land properly. A faulty lever movement caused the machine to fall, killing the pilot and another army aviator at the field in Doeberitz Germany.
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Doeberttz
Germany
von Falkenhayn
Rusk Won’t Stand for the Steal in Oregon Race
A June 26 1912 letter from John F. P. Rusk to Dr J U Temple Pendleton Oregon denounces the Chicago convention and Roosevelt reformers. He vows to mobilize progressives and declares intent to align with Umatilla voters in a coming fight, asserting they can defeat the g ath.
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Jerry Rusk
Oregon
Chicago
J. U. Temple
la Grande
Ore
U. Temple
Pendleton
Umatilla
John FP. Rusk
Precautions Taken Says C H Martin
County engineer C H Martin defends blasting work on the Wild Horse cutoff noting no wires were broken and electricity was off briefly. He blames the utility for delays on organizational faults and says road travel remains safe during blasts. All blasts use electricity and proceed only after ensuring the road is clear.
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Wild Horse
C. H. Martin
Electric Company
Mr. Martin
Cascade County Petition Filed in Oregon for New County
The first initiative petition to create Cascade County was filed in Salem on June 27. The proposed bill would carve the eastern half of Clackamas County from Multnomah south to Viola and George, with Estacada as temporary county seat. It cites 10770 signatures and sets a 1914 general election for a permanent seat and officers. The new county would join the seventeenth representative district and Twelfth senatorial district.
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New York
Wilson
Murphy
Clark
Bell
Acts
Nous
Ollie James
Kentucky
Committee On Permanent Organization
James
Will R. King
Oregon
John Patterson
Washington
P. BH
Elder
Maher
J. B. Kremer
Idaho
South Pinakota
William Taft
South Dakota
Cascade County
Salem
Ore
Cascade
Clackamas County
Multnomah
Gresham
Viola
George
Clackamas
Woman's Mirror as Peer Glass and Folly Attracts Attention
A British quip suggests a woman's mirror serves as a peer glass, while folly draws more attention than wisdom. The remark frames vanity and folly as perennial social magnets, contrasting counterpart values in public discourse.
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the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Lilleth Street
Black
State Hotel
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Gale
Monterastelli
Pendleton Planing Mill
Justrite
F. J. Donaldson
Prof
Mrs
A. C. Hampton
Wallowa Lake
Mr. Hampton
James P. Neal
Spokane
Water Street
Manila
Farmers’ Union Grain Agency
Uum
Percy Cummins
Hamilton
Kansas
Francis
Missouri
Pat Calhoun
Poland
Wohlenberg
Mark Moorhouse CO
Phone Main
E. Court Street
American National Bank
Union Pacific
Baltimore
Boston
Denver
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Middle Western
New York Omaha
St. Louis
St. Paul
Toronto
T. F. Obrien
R. Burns
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